Cocalico High School - Ko Ka Le Ko Yearbook (Denver, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1957 volume:

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J-1. , . , ., E-, . J'f:42ffa6W- , .-W ,J Foreword fs Q ,gff f15:S'?53,'C:'x . -. X Q.-bi t x I E lg -we l , X ,J ia. Q f V ,fbi 3' .5 ., fi V, . ?' .-,NIfEQ -,W w gsm l ws aff, gt,-ZF.-5 ,g L , ,.f '--,gg 'ff . ici?-4 ,J fi I Nm I jr 1.- Spf ' ' ' 6 .- 1.-- .pw Q- , .- , 1 11544 :'59Q11Q -Q ,I '- lTf2.,,. . -han ' .E5jfF:Q4,.. V72 ' 'Ls 3 'fiotgd .NY .. ,-f.-.-:55,:'- ,QFVW ---. 5173 e -,--.1435 '.':.2.:,, s -nk -- ,nub .. Q - sf... . 1 ,E m.5lb57l zxdvgii We, the second graduating class of Cocalico Union High School, would like to take this opportunity to say farewell. We cannot foresee the future, but we know that the things we have learned will serve as a sturdy foundation to guide us through the years ahead.To those who have given their time to help us in character building as well as scholastic attainment, we are grateful. As a new era ofeducation is coming about, and the outdated one-room school house is beginning to fade from view, we look upon our new, modern school as a step into the future. How do you think men from outer space would look at our school? Let's try to imagine that our school has been in- vated by many spacemen. As we go on an imaginary tour of the school with them, we see that they are sending messages back to their planet. -., Dedication Jgsunlvwv- -I if ffiifffc -.S ii-'wi-gg E ,J r ff? We, the class of 1957, are honored to dedlcate thls pubhcatlon ofthe Ko Ka Le Ko to Mr Harold Wentzel As advlsor to the Student Councll and mathe helplng the school It IS lmposslble to enumerate the many SCFVICCS which he has rendered ln h1s years of teachmg ln the Cocallco Union School DlStf1Ct As a token of appreclatlon we are happy to dedlcate this publlcatlon to Mr Wentzel 4 . f ,439 LgQ5?CLfJe,z. ' 1. gf' n y 'ef ,L , ' an :A :J J 55 A . Q51 ' . 'f .. jf ,I7'. sf - ' ' - - - V Juv. .,,-- 1-3? , ' r' C 4 fx- . 5, Q fly- ' if ' ' - - ',-1.- . ,wr ' . . . 4 : i 5 matlcs teacher Mr. Wentzel has been actlve ln q., 3 '.-V: , 7 ' .Qf - . 1 , 4.55-iii! . . . . . nj, YD f 1.-we f 1-of 'ff - - - - , W a n 'X -L2-ft ' . . ' ... . '- . 1 .Y--,,-:f To the Class of '57: In the not too distant past only about 10'Z: ofthe pupils of high school age were enrolled in the high schools of the country. Today approximately 80'Za enter high school, but seldom do more that 4595 remain to be graduated. The goals of secondary education should be set at a level high enough to meet the needs of all groups of students, whether they be for college preparation, for entry into business and industry, for the mentally retarded, the physically handicapped or for the gifted students. We are meeting the first two of these goals in a satisfactory manner and it is most encouraging to note that much prog- ress is being made at the local, state and national levels to meet the latter needs in the not too distant future. When this is a reality, we shall then have approached close to the basic philosophy that educa- tion should be preparation for life and citizenship for everyone at all levels of intelligence. john P. Krick Supervising Principal For the hard work you have done here, for efforts expended, for goals achieved, you of the graduat- ing class of 1957 are to be commended. We all have faith and hope that life will be bet- ter, fuller and more abundant for all mankind. Your reward and satisfaction in life will depend upon your application of the goals which you have achieved in the Public School of Cocalico Union. My heartiest congratulations to you, and every good wish for your success and happiness. Carl Musselman, President Cocalico Union School Board 5 Messages Authority Paul S. Lesher ........... Chairman Alger S. Shirk ........ Vice-President Richard B. Heisey ........ Secretary George C. Bollman ....... Treasurer Robert L. Hershey ........ Assistant Secretary and Treasurer ,.- - m.,,4...4..-d ,, - .....,... o.s....i,s.- .1 ......lna,--..a. .nf.A.t.s-4. Board of Directors ROW 1: Raymond Stayer, Warren Althouse, Carl Musselman. ROWQ: Richard Oberholtzer Charles Gockley, Wilbur Glass, Harry Showalter, Warren Leininger. These are the men whose duty it is to formulate our school policies, plan for the future needs of the school district and see that the schools run efficiently. They try to keep the teachers, parents, and students happy, and at the same time, meet state qualifications for the schools. The seven men that compose the school board have as their President, Carl Mus- selmang Vice-President, Raymond Stayer, Secretagz, Pat Althouse, and Treasurer, Harry Showalter. This organization meets the first Monday of every month. 6 Assistant Administrators To The Class of '57 Graduation from High School is one of the most important steps in your lives. The diploma you will receive is written evidence of certain required work satisfactorily com- pleted. I This diploma serves as a gateway to in- numerable opportunities and walks oflife. Choosing the direction you wish to take IS often a dlflicult task. However, in all walks of life certain factors and principles may be gainfully considered and applied. ' In this world of rapid change most impor- tant of these, I believe, is to learn to get a ong with our fellowmen. At no time in history has this factor been more important. All the advances made by modern society can be of no avail, if consid- eration for the welfare of all people fails to be the predominant factor. With this thought in mind, I wish you all a happy, useful life in the years that follow. Ralph F. Lutz Administrative Assistant To The Class of '57 Many written documents have played sig- nificant roles in shaping the course of history. In England, the Magna Carta is pre-domin- ant, in the United States, the Bi l of Rights takes precedence. The document you are eligible to receive from the Cocalico Union School District will never be as significant as the aforementioned documents, but, to you, the achievement and distinction of having received a high school diploma should be paramount. This document stands as a symbol of your having received the tools of knowledge nec- essary for life. It further stands as a symbol of democracy in that you have been entitled to an education which has given you the tools with which to think, not the thoughts you are forced to accept. Your major obli ation, in accepting this document is to make use ofthese tools in a way that your children will still have the op- portunity of becoming a high school gradu- ate. Donald F. Peters Administrative Assistant 7 To The Class of '57 You, the class of 1957, have chosen as your motto- Knowledge Is the Key to Success. As a member ofthe administrative staffof Cocalico Union High School, I feel sure that all ersonnel of this school have contributed to tlieir utmost in providing the experiences, associations, and educational aids necessary to the filling of your key ring with an abun- dance ofnknowledge keys, which will as- sure your ultimate success. To the graduating class of 1957, I extend my sincere congratulations for a job well done and extend my best wishes for success in all future endeavors. Robert E. Reber Administrative Assistant Mr. GERALD ALBREGHT Social Studies Mr. RUSSEL DRUMM Vocational Agriculture Mr. GEORGE FESSLER English Mr. PAUL BUCKS R FACULTY AT ORK Mrs. IRMA DRUMM Mrs. TI-IELMA BRIGHT Mathematics Science English fl. ...,...i..,,.,.........,......s.....,..,..,.,,,,...,..-. fx if I J , , ,N l Mr. DANIEL DURSO Q I 3 7' 'Q' N' Industrial Arts I4wuz-whim1:wanna-.1u,mwmwmw-mu9!Hu-un.sn.:anww- ' '65, qt j' 5lAifQ,...i.f S161 as Q A V Xml I lXIr PAUL GENSEMER Mathematics Social Studies -wQ,.,.M,, ,M Mr. KENNETH Mr. WILLIAM GATES FLINCHBAUGH Music Dept. Social Studies 8 Mrs. KATHRYN GERSTENLAUER Mathematics Social Studies Q Mr. LESTER HC3FFlVIAS'l'ER Science P-'Q Mrs. DORUTHY LIED Latin Miss ERIKA NEIDHARDT Art fs' QM i .pi Mrs. MARTHA GRAHAM Mrs. BARBARA HECKMAN Home Economics Girls' Physical Education Health ' , , , - :'. 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Voc'alz'onal One of Mr. Drumm's star pupils . . .Friendly and sincere. . .Willing to attempt anything. . .Shares his time with Nancy. . .With his abil- ity, he is bound to be a successful farmer. Baseball 2. . .Science Club 1,2. . . FFA 3,4. SARA A. BINKLEY asain Reinholds, Pa. Commercial Never without Maggie. . .Excel- lent shorthand student. . .Earns extra pennies at Keystone Garment Co. . . .Possessor oflong curly hair ...Will make some lucky boss a very eflicient secretary. Chorus 3. . .Arts and Crafts Club l,2. . .Monitor 4. . .Theater Arts 4. J. DONALD BIXLER BU Rcamstown, Pa. Grnwfll One of Bollman's batters , . .Is known by dark, curly hair. . .VVas treated cruelly by fate last football season. . .Would love to own a new Lincoln. . .Usually seen with an- other curly-top. . .Plans to study aviation. Chorus 4. . .Football 3. . .Hi-Y15: Chaplain 3. . .Monitor 3,4. .. Chefs Club 4. +5-rw ' 5' -' - eww---f.. --wwwn-v.Hr 11m'-1v-frsv-s-mvzvv:,1swwyve-nww-tffv-wyyqn THEODORE E. BUOHL Ted Reamstown, Pa. Vocalional Tall, quiet guy who loves football . . .Will never forget his first game . . .Is a good shot with a .22 rifle . . .Holds a part timejob at Boll- man's. . .His future is undecided. junior Chorus l . . .Chorus 2. .. Football 3,4. . .FFA l,2,3,4. NANCY A. BURKHART Burkie R.D. it-1 Denver, Pa. Commercial This little bundle of fun possesses a wee waistline. . .Has a word for everyone. . .Proud to be Barry's girl. . .Good shorthand student. . . Plans a secretarial career. Chorus 1,2,3. . .FHA l,2,3g Vice- President 3. . .Monitor 4. . .The- atrical Arts 4g President 4. . .Eagle Staff 4. . .Ko-Ka-Le-Ko Staff, Senior Section Editor 4. sw UU CARRY L. CHRIST 'fChrz'.vyi R.D. 42 Denver, Pa. Industrial A115 Loves to sing. . .Usually seen in his black and white 4'Olds',. . .Sports a neat hairdo. . .Will always re- member the first time he won a talent show. . .Career, singer. Dance Band 4. . .Chorus l,2,3. .. Basketball 3. . .Football 1,2. .. Student Manager 2. . .Sports Club 4. . .Arts and Crafts Club 3. .. Monitor 4. . .Newspaper Stafffi. 4-2 A-47.3 ft, .Li 33 CAROLINE A. DAVIDSON Datyf,' 515 Main St. Denver, Pa. Amdemic Works at Ephrata Community Hospital. . .Can often be seen play- the piano. . .Likes spaghetti. .. Plans to add R.N. to her name. Band 1,2,4g Color Guard 3,4. .. Dance Band l,2,3,4. . .Chorus 2, 3,4. . .Chorus Accompanist 1,2,3,4 . . .Monitor 4. . .Ko-Ka-Le-Ko Staff, Activities Section Editor 4. NANCY A. FAHRENBACH .Vf1n R.D. :rl Reinholds, Pa. Grmfrzil Cute little lass from Reinholds. . . Participant in Ephrata Fair Beauty Contest. . .Enjoys playing her ac- cordion and skating. . .What is life without Marvin?. . .VVill be a typist in the near future. Band 1. . .Chorus l,2,3. . .Arts and Crafts Club l . . .Class Secre- tary 1. RONALD F. FAHRENBACH R0nnif'y R.D. at Reinholds, Pa. Vozrational One of Mr. Drumm's Ag. boys . . .Usually seen with Marvin. .. One ofthe more quiet boys in our class. . .Plans to become a machin- ist inthe future. Football 1. . .Golf3,4. . .Science Club 1. . .Arts and Crafts Club 2 . . .FFA 4. RUTH E. FORRY Ruth Reamstown, Pa. A fade m 1? A friendly girl who hails from Reamstown. . .Academic student . . .Enjoys reading. . .Usually seen with Jean. . .Likes to study science . . .Future is undecided. Chorus 2,-1. . .Library Club 4. .. Tri-Hi-Y 4. . .FHA 2,3. . .Future Nurses 4. JANET M. FOX ' 'Fuxzr 73 East Main St. Adamstown, Pa. KEVIIFVIII Little lass with amazing athletic ability. . .Lives for summer vaca- tion trips. . .W'riting lctters is a favorite pastime. . .Main desire is to take advantage of her driver- training course. . . Hopes to become a housewife. Chorus 3. . . Library Club 15, treas- urer 3. . .Tri-Hi-Y 1.4. . . FHA 3,4, treasurer 3,-ln . .Ko- Ka-Lc-Ko Staff-1. BARBARA M. FRITZ JEAN M. GALLEGO RONALD L. GARMAN Barb G11l!fiq0 Ronnz'zf Adamstown, Pa. R.D. gil R.D. 152 Commfrrirzl Denver, Pa. Denver, Pa. A cute, peppy girl who hails from Adamstown. . .Snappy majorette in the band. . .Loves to dance and eat ice cream, . .Would like to study art. Majorette 2,3,4. . .Library Club 3. . .Tri-Hi-Y4. . .FHA 3,4. ., Ko-Ka-Le-Ko Staff 4. General Will always remember the day she passed her driver's test. . ,Would like to live in New York. . .Likes to read. . .Usually seen with Ruth . . .Future office worker. Chorus l,2. . .Library Club 3,4. . , Tri-Hi-Y 1.4. . .FHA 2,3. . .Fu- ture Nurses 4. . .Monitor 4. Commercial Plays a tenor sax in the dance band . . .A really sharp dancer. . .Book- keeping rates high. . .Very seldom that he is not talking. . .Future bookkeeper. Band 1,2,3,4. . .Dance Band 3,4 ...Chorus 2. , .Hi-Y 1,2,3. .. Monitor 3.4. , ,Ko-Ka-Le-Ko Staff 4. M. JOANNE GEHMAN 657057 239 East Main St. Adamstown, Pa. Academzr Loves to giggle. . ,Works part time at Hess Brothers. . ,Has naturally wavy hair. . .Never seems to hurry . . .A whiz in bookkeeping... Plans to be a teacher. Chorus 1,2,3. . .Dramatics Club, Secretary 1 . . .Latin Club 1. .. Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4. . .Eagle Staff2,3, 4g Business Manager 4. . .Future Nurses Club 4. . .Ko-Ka-Le-Ko Staff4. PHARES F. GERHART 'KPuss R.D. 412 Denver, Pa. Voralional Proud member ofthe FFA... Usually seen with Marvin. .. Quiet, but well-liked. . .Enjoys working on his father's farm . . . One desire is to own a new Ford . . .Plans a career in the agricul- tural Held. junior Chorus 1. . .Basketball 4 . . .Science Club l,2. . .FFA 3,4. C. FREDERICK GLASS,jr. DONALD H. GRAYBILL JONATHAN E. HAVVS f'Fuda ' Don r1HHLi'Sl'F,, 284 East Main St. R.D. itl R.D. :pil Adamstown, Pa. Stevens, Pa. Stevens, Pa. Ac'aa'enzz'f Vocational Vocational Class vice-president. . . Likes prac- ticaljokes. . .Usually seen with Madelyn. . .Hates to study. .. Works at Bollman's part-time. . . Plans to become a teacher. Band l,2,3,4. . .Dance Band 3,4 ...Football 1,2,3,4. . .Hi-Y 3. .. Class Vice-President 4. Varsity basketball player. . .Hates women drivers. . .Another one of Mr. Drummls i'Ag', boys. . .Likes hunting and skiing. . .Doesn't care for English. . .Future undecided. Chorus l,2,3,4. . .Baseball 1,2,3,4 . . .Basketball l,2,3,4 .... Football 1. .. FFA 1,2,3,4. I A short fellow with a 'ih0t Plym- outh. . .A night-slaver at Bollman's . . .Will never forget those crazy FFA initiations. . .Plays a smooth saxophone. . .Lives in Peacock Alley. . .Future ???. . . Band l,2,3,4g Vice-President 4. . . Dance Band 3,4. . .Chorus l,2. . . Dramatics Clubl . . .FFA l,2,3,4 RONALD R. HECKMAN Ronniz',' l D.g2 Sinking Spring, Pa. General Likes to play golf. . .Can be seen driving a Ford station wagon. . . Likes to have lots offun. . .Hunting and fishing are his hobbies. . . Plans to be a future prow golfer. Gdf14M.FFA4. ROBERT L. HEFFLEY fKHp, VD Stevens, Pa. General The tallest member ofthe class. . . A-sset to the basketball team. .. Well liked by everyone. . .Works at the Denver Hat Factory. . . Plans to be an accountant. Chorus 2,3,4. . .Basketball 2,3,4 . . .Science Club 2. . .Monitor 3,4 . . .Class Treasurer l,2. SHIRLEY A. I-IEMMING 4KHemm1'ng,' R.D. 1721 Stevens, Pa. Commfrcial Prized possession a wedding ring . . .Usually seen with HFritz . . . Hails from Reamstown. . .Future plans include being a housewife. Band 3,4. . .Chorus l,2. . .FHA I, 2,3. . . Monitor 4. MADELYNJ. HENLY Mfid', 437 Walnut St. Denver, Pa. Gmaml Co-editor of newspaper. . .Usually seen with Freddie. . . Likes to giggle . . .Works as a hospital aide. .. Likes tojitterbug. . .Plans to go into a nursing career. Chorus 2,3,4. . .Cheerleader 2,3,4 ...Latin Club l,2. . .Student Council 2,3,4. . .Eagle Staffl,2,3,4 . . .Class Vice-President 2. . .Class Treasurer 3,4 . . . Co-editor of f'Eaglel' 4. . .Secretary of Student Council 3,4. JOYCE L. HERTZOG A' IVrarh!1W' 620 Pine St. Denver, Pa. Gwnfrfzl One ofthe taller girls in our class . . ,Usually seen with Ethel. . .Has a part timejob at F. li M. Hat Co. . . .Likes typing. . .Future includes housewife or working in an office. Band l,2. . ,Dance Band l,2. .. Chorus 2,3,4. . .Latin Club 2... Arts and Crafts Club 1.2. . .Tri- Hi-Y 3.4. . .Eagle Stall'4. . .Ko- Ka-Le-Ko Stall 4 . . . Home Decorating Club 4. xx ,-Q It xiii: ii flu ' . sw' N ln... f KENNETH B. HIRNEISEN lim R.D. :.:l Stevens, Pa. A Vllflfllll-I' Hard-running halfback on the foot- ball team. . .A kind, considerate person. . .Editor of Ko-Ka-Le-Ko . , .A sophomore girl rates high. . . Future minister. Band l,2,3,4. . .junior Chorus l . . .Baseball l,2,3,4. . .Football 1, 2,4g eo-captain 4. . .Hi-Y l,2,3,4g Treasurer 3, President 4. . .Mon- itor 3,4. . .Student Council 3,43 Vice-President il,-4. . .Newspaper Staff l,2,3gSports Editor 3. . .Ko- Ka-Le-Ko Staff, Editor 4. . .Class Vice-President 3. NAOMI B. KELLER LLVIIKIIIII-M Stevens, Pa. Ci0lIlIIlt'7t'I-Ill One halfofthe Keller twins. .. Likes to sew. . .Blushes easilv. . . Hails from Stevens. . .W'ill alivays remember trips to Nlissouri. .. Hates hillbilly music. Chorus 1,2,3,4. . .Tri-Hi-Y 4... FHA l,2,3. . .Theater .-Xrts 4. XY' 'F' RUTH ll. KELLER lt'11ll1n ' Stevclls, Pa. f.lUIlI!llt'lIIIll The other liulliolitlie Keller twins . . .Enjoys pesting Swiggic- . .. Likes to sew. . .Shorthand speed deinon7Q '. . .NVoulcl like to be ll secretary. Chorus l,2,ll,4. . .Tri-lli-Y 4 .. FH.-X l.2,3. , .Monitor 4. . .'l'lit'u- ter .Xrts 4. nh' W. GARY KILHEFNER Killie Monroe St. R.D. iil Denver, Pa. General One ofthe really good sports of the class. . .Usually seen with Graybill and the gang. . .Idolizes Mayor Wagner and enjoys law.. .The future? Who Knows! Chorus l,2,3. . .Baseball 2,3,4. . . Basketball 2,3,4. . .Football 1,2, 3,4. . .Student Manager 1. . .Sci- ence Club 1. . .Monitor 4. .. Newspaper Staff 2,3,4. . .Chefs Club 4. JOYCE E. KOPP Minnie R.D. 412 Denver, Pa. Vocational Chatterbox . . . Crazy about a really cute blonde, . Loves to buy clothes . . .Usually seen with Barby and Swiggie . . .Would like to be a beautician. Chorus 1,2,3. . .Cheerleader l,2,3 . . .Majorette l,2. . .Library Clubg Vice-President 3. . .Tri-Hi-Y 1,4 ...FHA 2,3. . .Monitor 4. .. Home Decorating Club 4. LUDMIL A. KOSMELA Kim R.D. 42 Denver, Pa. General Newest member ofthe senior class . . .Quiet and well-mannered. . . Rumors say he's a basketball prow . . .Neat dresser. . .Plans a carrer as an Air Force pilot Baseball l,2,3. . .Basketball l,2. . Student Council 1. EARL LEED,jr. Leea'ie 29 North 3rd St. Denver, Pa. Commercial Never a quiet moment when Leedie is around. . .Student Manager for four years. . .Likes to go hunting and fishing. . .Dreams of owning a new Lincoln. . .Future undecided. Chorus 1,2. . .Student Manager 1,2,3,4. . .Science Club l,2. .. Current Events Club 2. . .Monitor 3. . .Chef's Club 4. 3 LLOYD L. MARTIN Lloyd R.D. 41:3 Ephrata, Pa. Vocational One of Mr. Drumm's agriculture students. . .Very quiet. . .Usually seen with Gene and Phares. . .Pet peeve: girls. . .Rather brainy. . . Spends his time on the farm. Chorus l,2. . .FFA 1,2,3,4. PATRICIA A. MCCARTY Pats Main Street Reamstown, Pa. Commercial Head drum majorette of our high school band. . .Has eyes only for Nevin. . .Has a great gift of gab . . .Seen at skating parties. . .Hails from Reamstown. Chorus l,2,3,4. . .Majorette 1,2,3,4 . . .Tri-Hi-Y l,2,3,4. . .Monitor 3,4. . .Eagle Staff1,2,3,4g Feature Editor 4. . .Home Decorating Clubg President 4. JOHN E. MCGARVEY Mac', R.D. 32 Denver, Pa. Academia Short fellow. . .Academic student . . .Hails from Smokestown. .. Likes to eat. . .Likes to hunt and fish. . .Future chemist. Chorus 1,2,3. . .Hi-Y l,2,3,4. .. Monitor l,2,3. CHARLES M. MESSNER CharlieU 175 West Main St. Adamstown, Pa. General Native of Adamstown. . .A great athlete. . .Has won numerous athletic awards in the past. . .A very likeable guy. . .Would love to trade in the old Chevy for a new one. . .Doesn't know what the future holds. Band 3. . .Baseball 3,4. . .Basket- ball 3,4-. ww . ti .Awr--iv'-fy-1-wmv-i,?m.,-.vm-,mmisggnyvevm-eavwvyw-'W1, FRED L. METZGER 'fllrlgv Reamstown, Pa. Com fIll'7'fZA!1! A car enthusiast. . . Likes to tell jokes. . .l-lails from Reamstown. . . Likes football. . .Is active in the Hi-Y. . .Plans to enter the Air Force. Chorus 1 . . .Football 4. , .Hi-Y 1, 23,41 Sergeant at Arms 4. . ,Mon- itor 3,4. . .Newspaper Staff 1.2. . . Chefs Club 4. BEVERLY tj. MORTI MER tclgmyn 326 Main St. Denver, Pa. Conznzfrrml A dark-haired lass. . .Smart ward- robe. . .Can be seen at Mort,s Market Basket, . .Prize possession, her dog Puggie . . .Usually seen with julie. . .Plans to do office workin the future. Band 4. . .Chorus 2,3. . .Cheer- leader l . . .Dramaties Club 2,4. . . Arts and Crafts Club l,2. . .Tri- Hi-Y 15.4. . .lVlonitor 4. . .Home Decorating Club 4. ALVIN MOYER Speedy7' 38 W'illow St. Adamstown, Pa. Genffal One ofthe quietest members ofthe class. , . Hails from Adamstown . . .ls fond of hunting and fishing ...Likes typing very much. .. Future is undecided. KATHRYN M. MUSSER ..1flU,, Rb. ,ft Denver, Pa. Co rn m ewzial Works as a cashier at Zinn's. .. Hates boys who canit dance. .. Sparkling blue eyes. . .Favorite food: ham on roll. . .Likes a cer- tainjunior. . .Plans to be a secre- tary. Chorus l,3,4. . .Library Club, President 3, . .Commercial Club 2. . .FHA, Secretary 3.4. . .Eagle Staff 3.4. . .Ko-Ka-Le-Ko Staff, Business Manager 4. 'IVE ggi --':, JOSEPH A. NISSLY BARRY W. NOLL CLARENCE RATHMAN fm , Nuttlr Hank', 434 Walnut St. R.D. 3:1 Reamstown, Pa. Denver, Pa. Stevens, Pa. Vocational Gl'flf'7'f1f Vocalional A very suitable nickname for a tall, Senior Class President. . .Hard worker. . .Everybody's friend, . . Top-notch student. . . Usually seen with the NValnut Street Gang. .. Would like to be a veterinarian. Band l,2,3,4. . .Chorus 2,3,4. .. Student Manager l , . .Latin Club l,2. . .Nlonitor 4. . .Eagle Staff, Photography Editor 4. . .Ko-Ka- Le-Ko Staff, Layout Editor 4. . . County Chorus 3.4. . .Class Presi- dent 4. . .Chefs Club 4. . Jr. High Dance Instructor 4. Short and full of fun. . .Ardent hunter and fisherman. . .Date- nights all for Nancy. . .Partial to saxophones. . .Future is uncer- tain. Band l,2,3,4. . .Chorus l,2. .. Football 3. . .FFA 1,2,3,4g Report- er 4. lanky guy. . .Gets pleasure out of driving a Ford. . .Won't be found indoors during hunting season. . . Headed for the United States Army. Band 1. . .Chorus l,2. . .Football 3,4 . .FFA 1,2,3,4. . .Monitor 4. PHYLLIS Y. RUTT Phil R.D. .,-:rl Stevens, Pa. Cv0fIIlIll'Tl'1-H! Known by her long brown hair. . . Neat dresser. . .Snappy cheer- leader. . .Usually seen with Kay . . .Rates high with a eertainjunior boy. . .Will provide some lucky boss with an efficient secretary. Band l,2,3,4. . .Dance Band 3,4 . . .Chorus l,2,3,4. . .Cheerleader 4. . .Tri-Hi-Y 2,143 Vice-Presi- dent 3, President 4. . .FHA l,2. . . Eagle StafT2,3,4. . .Ko-Ka-Le-Ko Stafl4. 'vw' 1' mf, vwqqawwwa-u-1 -Q-we rf--i-nwngw-wr ROBERT L. SCHNADER JAMES SHARP ERNEST M. SHIMP B0bby,' Sharpy Ernz'e,' R.D. gil R.D. .112 40 North Second St. Denver, Pa. Denver, Pa. Denver, Pa. Vggglfgngl General Vocational A real outdoorsman. . .One of Mr. Drumm's faithful future farmers . . .Possesses a laugh that is well known. . .Plans to provide people with the steaks he loves so well by butchering or farming. junior Chorus 1. . .FFA 1,2,3,4 . . .Student Council 1,2. Good looking. . .Football player . . .Usually seen with Janet. .. Struggled through Latin. . .Likes to telljokes. . .Plans to be a dentist. Chorus l,2,3. . .Basketball l,2,4 . . .Football 2,3,4. . .Latin Club 1,2. . .Science Club 1,25 President 2. . .Hi-Y 4. . .Monitor 3,4. .. Student Council 4. . .Gym Club 4. Nearest thing to a red-headed boy in the class. . .Tall and easy-going . . . Likes all sports, especially hunt- ing and fishing. . .Proud guy when first point in football was scored . . .Will be a machinist after grad- uation. Football 1,2,3,4. . .Science Club 1,2. . .Chefs Club 4. KENNETH D. SHIMP Vex 38 North Second St. Denver, Pa. Industrial Arts The other half of 'gStuber . .. Hails from Denver. . .Short, but sly. . .Likes swimming and fishing . . .Wouldn't mind dropping his- tory. . .Future undecided. Chorus 2. . .Science Club l,2. .. Monitor 4. . .Chefs Club 4. A R. BRIAN SI-IOBER MARTHA A. STAYER JULIE L. STRICKLER ushobffn KSUIJYF7 Bdbfu Str1'rk!1'rU 108 North Second St. 215 North Sixth St. 424 VValnut St. Denver, Pa, Denver, Pa. Denver, Pa. Indu5lri11lArl5 Gfllffdl Gfnfruf Rapid conversationalist when started. . .Extremely proud to be a member ofthe reserves. . .Will never forget the Class of'56. .. Will make a career ofthe United States Navy. Chorus l,2,3,4. . .Baseball 2. .. Basketball 2. . .Science Club 4. . . Hi-Y 3,4. . .Monitor 4. . .Eagle Staff 1 ,2,3,4. Freckle-faced miss. . .Loves to laugh . . . Refers to things as Hjigmosu. . .Baby-sits in evenings . . .Plans to be a home economics teacher. Band l,2,3,4. . .Chorus 2,3,4. .. Library Club, representative 3. . . Latin Club 2. . .Tri-Hi-Y 4. .. FHA 3,4. . .Monitor 4. . .County Chorus 4. . .Ko-Ka-Le-Ko Staff 4. f Usually seen with Beverly. . .Docs baby sitting in her spare time. . . Is anxiously awaiting Ecldie's re- turn. . .Likes hamburgers. . .Plans to be a future housewife. Chorus 1,2,3. . .Dramatics Club 4. . .Science Club 1. . .Arts and Crafts Club 1,2,3 . . . Current Events Club 1 . . .Tri-Hi-Y 3.4. . . Monitor 4. . .Home Decorating Club 4. R' RICHARD E. STUBER Slub1'r', 3i9 South Fourth St. Denver, Pa. Illflllliffl-Ill Alix This tall lad appears quiet, but oh, ifyou only knewl. . .Can be found in April with a fishing pole... Wishes to loaflife away. . .Has no immediate plans. Chorus I,2,3. . .Football 1,2.. . Science Club 1 . . .Current Events Club 2. BARBARA A. SUMMERS Barlqy,' R.D. ifl Ephrata, Pa. Vocational The only girl in the class with auburn hair. . .Usually seen with Joyce and Swiggie . . Has a special place in her heart for Clair. . .Will never forget her trip to Georgia. . . Future housewife. Band 1,2,3. . .Dance Band 3,4. . . Chorus 1,2. . .Tri-Hi-Y 1 . . .FHA 2,3. . .Monitor 3. . .Newspaper Staffl. . ff --el I . - if .. i .. .fl . f fxj .- h .. - R' . I-iigiiif. i DRENNING E. SWEIGART r'DrefzningU Reinholds, Pa. Cornrrzrrrzizzl Has a laugh similar to no oneis. . . Enjoys bookkeeping and would gain satisfaction from teaching it . . .Would be proud to own a new i'Dodge . . .This lad may be col- lege bound. Chorus 2. . .Hi-Y 1,2,3,4.. .Mon- itor 3. . .Ko-Ka-Le-Ko Staff4. EILEEN SWEIGART E1'lfen', 427 South Fourth St. Denver, Pa. Academic The girl most valuable to the Sen- ior Class. . .Possessor of remarkable talent. . .Friendly to everyone. . . Helps father in grocery business. . . Plans a future as a mission teacher. Band l,Z,3,4. . .Chorus 2,3,4. .. Latin Club 2. . .Tri-Hi-Y 3,4g Chaplain 4. . .Monitor 4. . .Eagle Staff2,3,4g Exchange Editor 4. . . Ko-Ka-Le-Ko Staff, Literary Edi- tor 4. HAROLD E. SWEIGART Butch 307 South Fourth St. Denver, Pa. General Handsome describes L'Butch,'. . . Neat dresser. . .Gave the school fame through his favorite hobby, golf. . .Hopes to be a golf pro in the future. Chorus 1 . . .Basketball l,2,3,4. . . Golf4. . .Science Club I . . .Cur- rent Events Club 2. . .Monitor 3.4 ...Chefs Club 4. g R Hw A s it RAY E. SWEIGART KKRQVJY Rb. 111 Stevens, Pa. Vocafional Can be seen driving a yellow Ford . . .Plays football and baseball. . . Helps his dad in the poultry busi- ness. . .Is always ready for fun. . . Would like to be a Hprow baseball player. Band l,2,3,4. . .Dance Band 3,4 . . .Chorus l . , .Baseball l,2,3,4 . . .Basketball l,4. . .Football l,2, 3.4. . .FFA 1,2,3,4. SHIRLEY A. SWEIGART HSIIIZZQU R.D. p22 Denver, Pa. Vocational Has a special talent for giggling. . . Likes to baby sit. . .Can be seen with Joyce and Barbara. . .Plans to be a future housewife. Chorus I,2. . .Tri-Hi-Y 4. . .FHA l,2,3,4g Chaplain 3,4g Vice-Presi- dent 4. If ETHEL G. WEALA ND A un! Elle! R. D. ,fr 1 Stevens, Pa. Com Illl'7l'lilZf Frequents roller skating rinks. . . Likesjokes. . .Loves to sing. . .Is a basketball enthusiast. . .Hopes to be a future secretary or housewife . . .Usually seen withhlovee. Chorus 2,3,4. . .Arts and Crafts Club 1,2,3. . .Tri-Hi-Y 3,4. .. Monitor 3. . .Marching Unit 4. A ' XFFQ- X . S .K .Q 5.. . X fir wx .Sufi NK . ... . f X fx GENE R. WEAVER l1'f'111'f'r R.D. :tl Stevens, Pa. Vnmlional Quiet member ofthe class. . .Can be found with Floyd. . .Gains mechanical experience at Lcid's Garage. . .Idolizes Mr. Drumm and Agn class. . .Plans a future career as a mechanic. Chorus 2. FAY L. WEIK HF-gym R.D. 11:2 Denver, Pa. Gfneral Can be found working at the For- get-Me-Not Flower Shoppe at Ephrata. . .Co-editor of Cocalico Eagle. . .Constant companion of Lorna. . .Future includes becom- ing an organist. Band l,2. . .Chorus l,2,3,4. .. Chorus Accompanist l,2,3,4. .. Latin Club 2. . .Tri-Hi-Y 3,4. .. Monitor 3,4. . .Eagle Staff3,4g Co- editor 4. . .Home Decorating Club 4. . .County Chorus 2,3,4. . .Dis- trict Chorus 4. MICHAEL L. WEINHOLD IKM!-kF,, Reamstown, Pa. General Student council president. . .Four year man in all sports. . .Favorite subject is bookkeeping. . .Spends a lot of time in Adamstown. . .Fu- ture will be in business administra- tion. Band 1,2,3,4. . .Chorus 1,2,4... Baseball l,2,3,4g Captain 3,4. .. Football l,2,3,4. . .Hi-Y l,2,3g Vice-President 3. . .Monitor 3. . . Student Council President 3,-4. . . Eagle Staff l,2,3g Associate Editor 3. LORNA M. WHITE Loma 915 North Sixth St. Denver, Pa. General Pretty blue eyes and blonde wavy hair. . .Class Secretary. . .News Editor ofthe Eagle . . .Hates to get up in the morning. . .Usually seen with Fay. . .Plans to add R.N. to her name. Chorus 2,3,4. . .Future Nurses Club 4. . .Latin Club 2. . .Arts and Crafts Club l,2, . .Tri-Hi-Y 3.4. . .Monitor 3,4 . F. .Eagle Staff 3,4, News Editor 4. . .Class Secre- tary 2,3,4. . .County Chorus 3. MARGARET A. WOLF MaggzieJ' R.D. 32 Denver, Pa. Commerrial Quiet, ambitious lass. . .Friendly to everyone. . .Whiz at shorthand . . .Never seen without Sara or Johnny. . .Some lucky boss will gain an attractive receptionist. Chorus 3. . .Arts and Crafts Club l,2. . .Theater Arts Club, Secre- tary 4. lN4ARLENE L W'OLF I1'o1hr Reamstown, Pa. C0N1II1I'7'l'I4l11 Ambitious secretary with lovely, wavy hair. . .Can be seen in Adamstown in a blue Ford. . .Will always remember the prom at C.U. and the New Holland Fair. . .Fu- ture housewife or secretary. Chorus l,2,3,4. . .Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, Chaplain, 3,4, Secretary 4... Monitor 3,4. . .Eagle Staff, typist 4 . . .Ko-Ka-Le-Ko Staff, Photog- raphy Editor 4. Y . . 2. : . -I X-ip? 1. - 4' gg- N . ..:, A. A A - DAVID T. WOODS Teri 44 East Main St. Adamstown, Pa. Afflfllffflllf Brown-eyed drum player. . .Very sharp dresser. . .Works at Boll- man's. . .Baseball is his favorite sport. . .Says he would rather walk than ride that old bus to school. . .Future teacher Band l,2,3,4. . .Dance Band 3. .. Chorus 2,3,4. . .Baseball 3,4. .. Movie Club l . . .Hi-Y 3,4g Chap- lain 4. . .Monitor 4. . .Ko-Ka-Ltr Ko Staff-4. JOANNE F. YOUNDT H. LYNETTE YOUNDT JU 'AI.1'n 270 East Main St. Adamstown, Pa. Co nz m ffrial Cute brown-eyed miss who came to us from Adamstown. . .Has naturally curly hair. . .Works at Longeneckerls Cut Rate. . .Would like to be a secretary. Chorus l,2,3. . .Tri-Hi-Y 4... FHA, Secretary 3, President 4. . . Monitor 4. . .Eagle Stafl'4. . .Ko- Ka-Le-Ko Staff4. R.D. 1:1 Denver, Pa. Cfnfml Possesses naturally wavy hair. . . Has pretty blue eyes. . . Likes to draw. . .Usually seen with Don. . . Will always remember the Reho- beth trip of 54 . . .Plans a career in art. Chorus l,2,3,4. . .Cheerleader 1,2 . . .Tri-Hi-Y l,2,3,4g Historian 2, Secretary 3. . .Monitor 3,4. .. Eagle Stafl' l,2,3,4. . .Theatre Arts 4. . .Dance Club Instructor 4... Ko-Ka-Le-Ko Staff 4. 5-9. . , 1, . eww ,gn---:fit-9-mryfr-yu 'rr-f-are M we-,ff-sw -wg.:-1K1-gwqfw-arm -W ws I r. ......,.,,,.,.,,,..-nw--. , . ..,,...,- .,.,,,. 1.-. . V.. FRANK A. ZUERCHER Frankie,' R.D. ,ffl Ephrata, Pa. Academic Talented musician with the desire to make ajazz recording. . .Best described as a walking diction- aryv. . .Enjoys swimming, diving, and wrestling. . .You will probably see this tall lad leading a band of his own some day. Chorus 2,3. . ,Science Club 1,2. . . Monitor 4. . .Gymnasium Club 4 . . .Class Vice-President ' ,.:. .... V. sw .. Senior Class Histor In September, 1953, we entered East Cocalico High School as freshmen. Activities for the year began with the election of class officers. They were Michael Weinhold, presz'dent,'Joyce Kopp, vice-pres- z'dent,' Phyllis Rutt, secretagg Ray Sweigart, treasurer. There were forty-one students in room 1 with Mr. W'entzel as advisor. Meanwhile, some of us entered Denver High School. The activities also began with election of class officers. They were Barry Emes, presz'a'ent,' Frank Zuercher, vzre-presz'dent,' Nancy Fahrenbach, seeretayfj and Robert Heffley, treasurer. There were Hfty-nine students with Mr. Bucks and Miss Daily as homeroom teachers. The only money making project for the year was a hayride. After a summer of fun, thirty-seven of us re- turned to school as sophomores. This year in Denver our advisor was Mr. Stewart. Our class officers were Barry Emes, presz'dent,' Madelyn Henly, vice-presia'ent,' Lorna White, seeretayg' and Robert Hefiley, treasurer. Bake sales, a roller skat- ing party, and a St. Patrick's Dance kept our treas- urer busy counting all the money which we made. We had a Christmas party and celebrated Lin- coln's Birthday by presenting a play in assembly. This year at East Cocalico, the Sophomore Class returned to room 1, the same homeroom the class 30 used as freshmen. Elected to serve for the year were Michael Weinhold, president, onathan Haws, vice-presz'dent,' Phyllis Rutt, seeretapg' Ray Sweigart treasurerg and Miss Beck, advisor. Highlights of the year for our class of thirty-four were a roller skat ing party and the receiving of our black and white jackets. When we returned in 1955 to school wejoined our classmates in a new school building. Our class consisted of seventy-five members. Our home rooms were 213 and 214 and our homeroom teach ers were Miss Neidhart and Mr. Drumm. Our class oflicers were Michael Weinhold, president, Kenneth Hirneisen, vice-pres1'a'ent,' Lorna White, secretagg' and Madelyn Henly, treasurer. We were proud to re ceive and show off our beautiful class rings. Bake money for our Moonlight ana' Roses Prom When we returned to school for our senior year we elected joe Nissly, presidentg Fred Glass, vice presidentg Lorna White, secretary' Madelyn Henly treasurer, and Mrs. Lied as our aa'vz'sor. There were sixty-nine of us left to go through this year to gether. Selling food at sports events, roller skating parties, dances, and bake sales helped us get the needed money for the annual trip to Washington J sales and roller skating parties helped to raise I I I I I I I I I I I , Ronald F ahrenbach, will my convertible to Fay Binkley, , Ruth Forry, will my generosity for handing out gum to Dianne Knerr. L I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, 1, L I, 1, I, 1, 1, I, I, 1, I, Class Will Rodney Bear, will my duals to Barry Emes. Marvin Bennetch, will my presidency of the FFA to Robert Good. Sara Binkley, will my sister Gerry to George Lorah. Donald Bixler, will my curly hair to Robert Windish. Ted Buohl, will my physical aspects to Dianne Showalter. Nancy Burkhart, will my wee waistline to Judy Muthart. , Garry Christ, will my long hair to Robert Treish. , Caroline Davidson, will my blonde hair to Gladys Albright. Nancy F ahrenbach, will my flirting to Eileen Eberly. Janet Fox, will my shortness to Esther Hartman. Barbara Fritz, will my straight hair to Rosie Reinhold. Jean Gallego, will my dark hair to Connie Sweigart. Ronald Garman, will my dancing ability to Louise Martzall. Joanne Gehman, will my bookkeeping ability to Amanda Snader. Phares Gerhart, will my lankiness to Glenn Beard. Fred Glass, will my basketball ability to Fred Bender. Jonathon Haws, will my blue Plymouth to Phil Hornberger. Ronald Heckman, will my golfing ability to Clarence Dietrich. Robert Heflley, will my height to Lois Burkholder. Shirley Hemming, will my good luck to Sandra Huber. Madelyn Henly, will my active school life to Esther Hartman. Joyce Hertzog, will my driving ability to Betty Meckley. Kenneth Hirneisen, will my halfback position to Randy Schweitzer. Naomi Keller, will my second year shorthand book to Lavern Wenger. Ruth Keller, will my height to Joanne F rankhouser. Gary Kilhefner, will my weight to Vincent Oberholtzer. Joyce Kopp, will my green eyes to Joyce Imhoflf Ludmil Kosmela, will my heart to Brenda Witman. Earl Leed, will my crew cut to Gerald Petery. Lloyd Martin, will my dark hair to Eleanor Newkirk. Charles Messner, will my driving to all the games to Jimmy Gehman. Fred Metzger, will my driving techniques to Roger Noll. I, Patsy McCarty, will my majorette ability to Susan Minnich. I, John McGarvey, will my height to Robert Jones. I, Beverly Mortimer, will my car to Dixie Burkholder. I, 1, L I, I, I, I, I, I I I I I, I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I , Ted Woods, will my drumming ability to Connie Hoflmaster. 1, L Alvin Moyer, will my blonde hair to William Pierce. Kay Musser, will Phyllis Rutt to Nolan Leid. Joe Nissly, will my ability as a clarinetist??? to Judy Hershey. Barry Noll, will my height to Robert Adams. Clarence Rathman, will my end ability to Tommy Shober. Phyllis Rutt, will Kay Musser to Tommy Shober. Robert Schnader, will my sideburns to Cindy Gockley. James Sharp, will my tallness to Elaine Kilhcfner. Ernest Shimp, will my motor scooter to Day Fasnacht. Kenneth Shimp, will my dutch accent to Pat Plowfield. Brian Shober, will my love for school to Dennis Rupp. Martha Stayer, will my straight teeth to Susan Minnich. Julie Strickler, will my typing ability to Freddie Henly. Richard Stuber, will my height to Ronald Nolt. Barbara Summers, will my red hair toJudy Sotter. Drenning Sweigart, will my sense of humor to Rosann Harding. Eileen Sweigart, will my short hair to Shirley Buohl. , Harold Sweigart, will my golhng ability to James Stewart. Ray Sweigart, will my baseball ability to Dennis Rupp. , Shirley Sweigart, will my pug nose to Linda Glass. Ethel Wealand, will my waistline to Ernestine Martzall. , Gene Weaver, will my shop ability to Roger Noll. Fay Weik, will my Bach organ compositions to Fred Bender. , Michael Weinhold, will my student council office to Gladys Albright Lorna White, will my height to Donna Wolf Margaret Wolf, will my successful love affair to Marion Wolf Marlene Wolf will my short hair to Rosie Reinhold. Joanne Youndt, will my wavy hair to Constance Rupp. Lynette Youndt, will my blue eyes to Dixie Burkholder. I, Frank Zuercher, will my musical talent to Charles Boyer. J. Hertzog, D. Woods, P. Rutt, R. Carman, K. Musser, K. Hirneisenhl. Nissleyml. Stricklerhj. NIC Garvey, C. Davidson, F. Weik, B. Mortimer, M. Weinhold, M. Stayer. Senior Class Play cast Swing Feverl' The Senior Class presented its class play on March 15 and 16, 1957. It was a three act comedy entitled '4Swing Feverf, The story ofthe play was similar to the Cinderella theme. Alex, the main character of the play, wanted to goto the ball in honor ofa movie star. After many difficulties, he was able to go to the ball in disguise, but he had to be home by twelve olclock. The results of this evening's experiences made this play a complete comedy. Alexana'erNorrzs. .. ....... Polbz Becker .... Mrs. Grimm. . . Phillzfi Norris. . Amy Norris ..., Mrs. Norris. . . Mr. Norris. .. Tootsie Norris. . Grandpa Fuller. Miss Spencer. . . M iss Slocum .... Morgan Maxwell ..... . . jake Richards . . Penny Palmer ..., . . . . . .joe Nissly . . . .Julie Strickler ........FayWeik Michael Weinhold . Beverly Mortimer . . . . . .Kay Musser Kenneth Hirneisen Caroline Davidson . .John Mc Garvey . . . .Joyce Hertzog . . . .Martha Stayer . . Ronald Carman . . . . . .Ted Woods . . . .Phyllis Rutt al .ww K pw . Q, ,Z The Junior PTOHI of 1956 Senior Class Subjects Physics, a subject taught by Mr. Bucks, is primarily a science that is associated with matter in general, especially with energy. Business English is a new course offered at Cocalico Union High School. The purpose of the course is to develop a knowledge of the funda- mentals of effective expressions and communi- cation as they apply principally to business. It is taught by Mrs. Kilkuskie. Problems of Democracy, taught by Mr. Mart- zall, deals with vital, live problems which confront us now or will in the future. Business Machines is a one semester course offered to senior commercial students during the second semester. They receive instruction and practice on several types of adding machines and calculators and the dictaphone. They develop their skill on the electric typewriters and become more proficient in typing special business forms and reports. It is taught by Miss Rentchler. 36 S enior Awards Joseph A. Nissly Denver Lions Club award for highvst average: East Cocalicto Lions Club award for svicnfc. - Auu-riuan Lvgiou Awards Athletic- lN'Iic'l1ac'lNVQ-iuliolcl Lc'aclvrsliip Kmuivth llirnvisvu Srliolarsliip .loss-pli Nissly Adamstown Lions Club Award Charlvs Mvssncr M. Joanne Gchman janet I' ox Dcnvcr Womanls Club Award East Cocalifo Alumni Award Teaching Scholarship Home EC, 37 Marvin lll'IlIll'lL'll Dvliullx Ag. Awarcl fi fa? : fi .Sai Eg. 'A 25 . i. 3 . , . .V i Q r 7 , mf , I O 1 , , I Ti'fifl'l i 3 .tk , T s 3? 'X i E- I E s Baccalaureate and On Sunday, May 19, 1957, Baccalaureate Services were held in the Cocalico Union High School Auditorium. The speaker for the evening was Rev. H. Bixler. The high school chorus sang two songs and a trio, Composed of Fay Weik, Ethel Wealand, and Lorna White, sang The Lordas Prayer. Commencement exercises were held on Friday, May 24, 1957, in the Cocalico Union High School Auditorium. Joseph A. Nissly and Joanne Gehman spoke on the subject HAn Educated People Moves Freedom Forwardf' Madelyn Henly delivered the welcome address and Robert Heffly read the class history. The main address was given by the Rev. XV. Hamilton Aulenbach of Christ Church and St. Michaelas of Philadelphia. 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I 17 . :??55f::.-.'---. ,. . 1 -' .f R V--P.-1-44-f -qfa'-5 -M ,. A-. gm xx ivif rljv - U IORS . -' .:.1.ai J 'Ji as v- 9 I ' .f 'V ' 'Q . ef 4? Q-rf Q- ffflf Q-. 5 R G ,f -.. 0 N, F' L L 1 f Y .-D-1,. 2 2. f'5-im. 2 - 4 f' c - Q 5' IE. x xr--v .- 3 -'FT' s Q. xi-6 v. 3: ' 34 W' ' W .rp I A- 5 .5 153 .' A 5, , :ff ' 5 Q4 .. l. M W A, .,,. , President Barry Emes V M .. ..1 , . - N. ,- I' K ,. ,,, . . . ., , , ,. . 4 Nw Vzce President Nevin Rutt Leaders of the Junior Class Secretary Donna Wolf Treasurer Dianne Showalter Junior Activities During the year the juniors sponsored a roller skating party at the Sinking Spring Skatarena. Here several juniors Day activities. are watching the Field Class rings were ordered during the year. The class of '58 ordered their class jackets in their sophomore year and selected Navy and white as class colors. Several dances were sponsored throughout the year. The scene below was taken at With final exams over, a group of juniors relax on the the Junior Hop in March' lawn. ROW I: Imhoff, C. Gockley, D. Showalter. D. Wolf, J. Sotter, C. Swcigart. ROW 2: L. YVcnger, Snnder, B. Meckley, D, Knerr, R. Reinhold, B. Mohler. ROW 3: D. Hornbcrgcr, C. Dietrich, N Rutt, C. Shupp. ROW I: J. Frzmkhouscr, M. Wolf, B. Witmzm, L. Leid. ROW 2: C. Boyer, R. Trcisch, R. Noll. ROW 3: NV. Buohl, H. Noll, N. Leid, G. Petery. Meet the et..- ROW I: S. Minnich, E. Newkirk, F. Binkley, L. Glass. ROW 2 B. Emes, R. WVindish. ROIV 3: V. Oberholtzcr, R. Adams, G Beard. Juniors MMM 1 4 ...ali vi W' ROI1' I: I. Ivshc-r. C. Hoffmwstcr. L. Burkholdcr. ROW 2: T. Shobvr. C. Albright. D. Burkholdvr. F. Bvndvr. ROW' 3: . Cchman . one-s YV. Picrrcx R ig L . , . , Y 1 Q , 3 J R 4 .- - 2 .. .. ' W. F M nw 1:2 far S2 gg i .. ir wx tx ' .fi V . 1 in ? I 5 f . , Q ., , i 1 C4 x. T ' R f 5 - x N f . fi? . , f J , , J J - if ROW I.' Hershey, Muthnrt. E. Kilhcfncr, J. Sc-nsvnig, P. Plow- fivld. RON' 2: E. Ebcrly. R. Illlflliflg. Ii. Millvr, C. Rupp, S. Huber S. Zimmc-rmam. ROW 3: E. Hznrtmzm. C. Binklvy, S. Buohl, E Mzxrtxnll. ROW I: D. Fznsnaxcht. G. Scnscnig, A. Snndc-r, R. Srhwc-itzcr. ROW 2: D. Rupp. L. Taylor, Su-uri, D. Gcntzlvr. ww' May lO was the big night for the juniors and seniors. The junior class presented the annual prom, using g'Cindcrella,s Ball as the theme. The Harry Bart Trio furnished music for the occasion, and sophomores served as waiters and waitresses. One of the high- lights of the evening was the crowning of the king and queen from the senior class. Ray Sweigart and Joanne Youndt were selected as king and queen. Attendants were Barbara Fritz, Macltfline Henly, Fred Glass. and Rodney Bear. Cinderella s Ball 'Qitfifeiai h K , Qc' , 11 . .uw- ,. B QW Following thc prom, tlicrc was a post-prom party at tlic Ephrata Legion Ballroom. Entcrtzxinnivnt :lt Club Calico was provided by Frank l5iNun2io and liis Combo. llllllflllg, floor sliows, and a Srnorgasborcl wcrc licaturccl, and hlllisliing lVvll was thc themc. The affair was sponsored by tlu- Dvlivvl' XVOIIIPIIQS Club, Adamstown Junior XVOIHCIIQS Club, and lji'I1X'l'I'. Acliuustown and East Cocalico Lions Clubs. Ty V343 1 -J wiv' il -ff. 'vo- fw? in X l' x if 1 Q.. x 11 The ten junior boys in Mr. Hill's industrial arts class have been work- ing with bench metal, plastics, and art metal. Much of their time, how- ever, has been spent in printing such things as sports schedules, tickets for various affairs, and programs for the junior and senior play. Class During their junior year, typing students, under the direction of Miss Rentsehler and Mrs. Kilkuskie, are kept busy learning the fundamentals of typing, practicing to increase their speed and accuracy, and typing simple business forms and tabula- tion. 48 Twenty-two junior chemistry students taught by Mr. Bucks are very fortunate in being the Hrst to use the new lab. The course is designed to g1VC the student a knowledge of chemistry adequate To enable the student to read and write the language as well as to teach him about German geography, history, and culture, is the aim of the German course. Twenty-seven juniors have elected German I, taught by Mr. Martzall. to his needs and to help him develop scientific Subjects y i I ' 'F attitudes that will carry over to all fields of think- in Spanish, taught by Mr. Peters, was taken by seventeen Juniors. To enlarge students' appreciation of Spanish-speaking people, films and film strips of Latin America were shown, and the group participated in a language assembly. Junior English, taught by Miss Edith E. Strohl, was taken by all seventy-two juniors. Included in the course were American Literature, and speech improvement through the use of a tape recorder. 49 Driver Training, taught by Mr. Rupp, was taken by forty-one stu- dents. The course involved discus- sions, showing films and learning to operate the instruction car. The course developed a better attitude toward pedestrians, respect for fel- low drivers, self discipline, self pro- tection, and social and safety consciousness. yi It 7' X A three act Comedy, For the Love of Pete, by Tom Erhard, was presented by the juniors on Feb- ruary ninth. The story takes place in the Student Council Room of Union High School. Pete, a bookworm, gets himselfinto all sorts of trouble when Sally Ann, a popular stuck-up girl, makes him a suspect for having made counterfeit tickets. His girl friend, Pauline, and the kind teacher, Miss Collins, seem to be his only friends. Scoop, the news-hound, falls for the swanky Eugenia, a new- comer to the school.With the help of Spider, the football hero, leads a merry chase to solve the mystery. Junior Class Play R. Adams,J. Gehman,j. Snader,j. Frankhouser, C. Gockley, B Witman, S. Minnich, B. Ames, E. Newkirk, F. Binkley, F. Bender n if' .' v - S '-...1' gg. 1-I 'I gif, 'Em 43.5. 1 af' 'Ji '..-..,-- , ,4-En. M' f fx '57 ,gr f 3 af u A 'A 'wi Ji 3 li. .wgnrff ' '- rf! 5 - ,V Y Q B'-D I .f 1 Mi 'sn A Qugss.-Q f xx A, V I K !. a X.: A D s . H ' f 3 ' 5 E .f Et! .E 'Q W :Y A ' 2 'X , , 55 5 ' l 5 S I , 4- QT 1 . as lf- A 'QFPF' 'Ma-if ,Mix ,- .glflig . 1 Gfffawj 533 Q 4l2f'Jf ' '-'TQ '1 gzfif ---ff--f ' . .:. Q,f.i-aeqvg., ml l ,,.,,:A,w,l:Y -K ,A .gif 4?xjL:z:: ',-, 4 L 2'gg,. 'A M- f '--'L :Qui ' ' A ,' A - Q 'X ff. . .dfll-.r.',,,, v,... .F P, ' x 'Q- A5 fan V --A QM- 7 .,x3 T,f A F i .1-r' I. -1' President-Thomas Shirk The Leaders of the Class of '59 J? 3,35 -Xia? N- ' x xg.. 5:55.93 5 as Secretary-Barbara Hulshizer TreaJurer!Roberta Mowrey 52 Vice-President-Dale Fisher Sophomore Tri-Hi-Y The Sophomore Tri-Hi-Y Club had its origin this vear. This club proved to be a favorite among the sophomore girls for it has 38 members. In the beginning ofthe term the Senior Tri-l-li-Y Club officers were present at one ofour meetings for the purpose ofinducting our officers. We were regis- tered in the state Y.W.C.A. in January. Though- out the year the club had programs at certain seasons for our own entertainment. The club also made favors and planned a hayride. Our advisor is Mrs. Gerstenlauer. Hist. L. Schlegel, Trms. S. Wingenroth. Pratt. B. Hulshizer. If Prfx. C. Hyman Sn: Hatt, Chap. C. Kegerise. R011 I I. Rathman, R. Markel. B. Shupp, S. Hagyhj, Mast, E. Good, B. MC' M. Buchter, B. Weidman, B. Lesher. C. Hoover. L, Clay, Y. Bard, B. Hurling:-r, uatc Harding. ROWS: P. Lied, L. Schlegel, S. Wingenroth, B. Hulshizer, Mrs. Gerstenlauer, C. Kamatz, E. Martzall, S. Bixler, E. Binklev, l.. Yocunx, S. C Hyman,J. I-Ian, Cdiegerise, L. Sweigart, R0l1'.'f.' E. Kauffman, M. Kring. Rutt. S. Bixler, E. Binkley, L. Yocum, S. Binkley. L. Fasnacht. P. Ream. Meet the R0 W Mast, S. Hagy, S. Harding, M. Crouse, E. Kauffman. ROW R. Reich, M. Gerhart. M. Rudy, E. Gress, L. Augsburger, A. Eberly. ROW3: B. MeQuate, E. Binkley, E. Martzall, L. Clay, V. Bard, M. Class. ROIV 4: VV. Pentzhl. Sigg, R. Weik, R. Meekleymj. Lorah. ROW 1: P. Ream. L. Fasnacht, P. Lied. ROWQJ L. Schlegel, R. Mar- kel, S. Binkley, D. Swltz. ROWIJ B. Hulshizerul. Harding, B. Witman, B. Lesher, M. Kring. RCJW2: F. Zuercher, T. Schlegel, W. Crouse, T. Shirk, D. Sweigart. ROW3: T. Mawhinney, I.. Wolf, D. Fisher, R. Zerbe, R. Redcay. Sophomores M ROW! C' Pasnacht N. Hoover I. Stauffer, M. Stricker, M. Buchter, B Weidman B Shupp. ROW 2: R. Lorah, E. Sweigart, D. Kilhefner, R Swelgart R I' nck C. Kegerise, L. Dietrich. ROW3.' E. Fromm, W. Isenberg E Hamley M. Lorah, L. Gensemer, L. Schweitzer, L. Schnader R Buckwalter. i ..rf 3 .M ..r . .Q M ff m f i. iirir if B . 1 .. r gj A L. 1,4 fi ..ri f if S' 11- ' .K . ' 1 .' 4. R . , 7 , . , I V 4 S D 4 , I 7 . , 4 A 5 . E E ROM I B Tavlor S Wingerircuth G Homer S Bixlci 1 Xmum ROW? B Wingenroth S Buck C Prltl I' Potw lx Dutruh RUI1 3' P Rifiie J Hagv T Scheetz A Good X Slienk ROW I: B. Harlinger, E. Cood. C. Kamctz. Rf V25 I. Rathman Kcgerise, C. Hyman, R. Mowreyul. Hall. S - --Uv---fu-M-sf., The study of plane geometry is neces- sary in such occupations as engineer, architect, machinist, scientist, and other related occupations. Plane geometry is required for academic students in order to meet college entrance requirements. This is taught by Mr. Wentzel. C ass The Sophomore Class meets in the gym once a week for class, the girls are taught by Mrs. Heckman and the boys by Mr. Schaeffer. During the year, everyone be- came familiar with the fundamentals of gymnastics. 56 Biology is required for every sophomore student. We meet in the biology room seven periods a week: four regular class periods, two laboratory classes, and one health class. This subject is taught by our class advisor, Mr. Hoffmaster. Through- out the year various reports were given, projects were made, things were collected, animals were dissected and drawings were made by every student. Subjects Mr. Hill teaches industrial arts to thir- teen of our sophomore boys. This is an elected subject for boys only. During one week they have six periods of shop and two periods of mechanical drawing. Throughout the year they worked on printing, sheet metal, art metal, and plas- tics. They also toured the Richard Hudnut Plant. American History is taught by Mr. Al- brecht, one ofthe sophomore homeroom teachers. All sophomore students are re- quired to take this subj ect. We emphasized the study of the constitution as well as United States history from its beginning to present times. 57 A 'V 'T.' Nh ' ' 9' 'W' 'H ,, x HwB'rrrw'gevrMrww1? E'TT'?'wafM4lH5 m'E!r'?f'tPfv-1Sn1, : A- r - : :1 ,b V ,, 1 , A Q The Sophomore Highlights February twenty-second was the date decided upon by the Student Council for the sophomore dance. This was a dance through which the Soph- omores again increased their savings. Their dance was attended by students in grades seven through twelve. The Sophomores chose their class colors, a custom at Cocalico Union, in the beginning of the school term. Their jackets and hats were then ordered and re- ceived early in December. The colors selected this year were gray and white. 58 :Navi Soup sales proved to be very profitable to the Sophomore Class. Six sales were held throughout the year. Various butcher shops were rented by the class for the purpose of preparing the soup. Every- one enjoyed preparing and delivering the soup. Mr. Hoffmaster put in a great deal of his spare and valuable time in order to help the class have suc- cessful soup sales. 4 .ff . 1' A 9 fa I QNX 2 I 1 me v .K 1 -Y ' - 'I ll 'N-A-Q? 'I 1-., ' 22. Q A V V, . '13 Z ,i 'eP,!.,.vv-fi, 4. 15: t '. Q . lx L' ,,g.- -0 , . V- Q A sf., 'E aw - , Qi , ff' I 5 i j. ,5 .,,,-ff as ii 5 E 5 - ,L f ff' ' Sf -1 5 E 'Q TL E A ' A A ff' 5 t 1 'X' id! 5 M Q 'Mg fp ' 'f . ' if Fm ROW 1: J. Sharp, M. Henly, Mr. Wentzel, advisor, M. Weinhold, K. Himeisen, C. Messner. ROW2: G. Gockley, D. Wolf, C. Hoffmaster, P. Miller, N. Rutt, T. Scheetz, H. Royer,J. Hatt, L. Sweigart, S. Rutt, C. Kegerise, D. Scheetz. . tudent Council The student council is the student governing body at Cocalico Union High School. It is composed of members from the student body. There are six representa- tives from the Junior High School: a boy and a girl from each of grades seven, eight, and nine. From tenth grade come three representatives. Eleventh grade also has three representatives and twelfth grade has four. The Council meets every two weeks in the Activities Room. At this time the representatives discuss the helpful suggestions which classmates have made and try to put the useful and worthwhile ones in effect. This year Student Council has sponsored a Sir Valentine Contest, monitor system, Youth Day, student council election, a suggestion box, and Field Day. Field Day is one ofthe most important activities for which Student Council is entirely responsible. It is a day set aside each spring for the purpose of field and track events. On this day each homeroom participates in various events, such as, relay races, broad jumping, and baseball distance throw. Each winner is given a ribbon as a memorandum of the event. The system is set up on a point basis, and banners are presented to the junior and Senior homerooms which have earned the most points. The Student Council is a group that has set up many improvements for the school. Their advisor is Harold Wentzel. President Michael Weinhold Vice-President Ken Himeisen Treasurer jim Sharp Secretayf Madelyn Henly '57-,58 President, Gladys Albright, Runner up in Student Councilg Bob Windish. tudent Council Actlvities Campaign performance. Snoopy, Curtis magazine campaign mascot. Sir Valentine 61 155-1zkj A.. 523. - K K K K ' . . t,s..,sN,- . . B .1 . - R X. 9 5 llllliilillltljmilllllll 311111 13 1 6111 mn L 'M V -.,,, . ROWIJ B. Witman, E. Sweigart, G. Kilhefner, F. Bender, P. McCarty, G. Albright, Reich, S- Binklffh F- H9-milton, YOCUTU, K- MUSSCT, M155 Strohl, 3dVlS0f L M. Henly, F. Weik, L. Lesher, L. White, L. Schlegel,-I. Nissly,tI. Gehman. ROW2: HabCfIT121f1, G- Nies, J- HCl'lZ0g, P- RUN, S- Minnich, E- Hlllshilef, N Rurl L NI. Wolf, R. Zerbe, F. Zuercher, T. Shober, M. Wolf, N. Burkhart, B. Meckley, M Y0l1Hdi,J- Youndt, C- Kegerise, B- Shober. Eagle Staff The second volume of the 'gCocalico Eagle was published this vear. Six issues ofthe newspaper were printed of which four were published by the 1956-1957 staff and the other two by the tentative 1957-1958 staff During the year Miss Strohl, the advisor ofthe newspaper, took a group of the staff members to the twenty-fifth convention ofthe Pennsylvania School Press Assocation at Haverford Township Senior High School. The Junior and Senior members of the staff went on a Held trip. They visited the Ephrata Review printing of- fice, the Lancaster New Era, and the new WGAL studio. a f' It .vu ik- ..,.,, 555.52211--ft.s:w Editorial Staff 'iii .. 7,4 ROW 1: L. Youndt, Nissley, K. Musser, K. Hirneisen, Mrs. Lied, advisor, M. Gehman, F. Bender, M. Stayer, B. Fritz, D. Sweigart, L. Sehlegel, R. Carman, E. Wolf. ROWZ: C. Davidsonhj. Hatthj. Youndt, L. Lesher, L. White, T. Woods,xI. Sweigart, P. Rutt, C. Albright, N. Burkhart,J. Hertzog, F. Fox. Ko-Ka-Le-Ko Staff The Ko-Ka-Le-Ko Staff once again this year worked very hard to complete their yearbook. Rushing to meet their deadlines, the editors read write-ups and re-arranged pictures many times. The photography staff was kept busy taking informal pictures of teach- ers, class ofhcers, and assembly programs, as well as arranging for Mr. Martin to take class and club pictures. The staffis comprised of approximately twenty-five members, three of whom arejuniors and two are sophomores. They all sin- cerely hope that you will appreciate their efforts and hard work. The staff this year got a head start by meeting frequently throughout the summer. This year we are also having a new fea- ture. The yearbook is covering the entire school year, this will in- clude this year's junior Prom, the baccalaureate service, commence- ment, and pictures ofthe seniors' trip to Washington, DC. Editorial Staff ELM. ROW I: T. Woods, W. Pierce, K. Hirneisen, M. Weinhold, N. Rutt, Mr Hoffmaster. ROW2.'j. McGarvey, R. Sweigart, E. Sweigart, G. Beard, D Derr, P. Riffle, D. Sweigart, T. Shober, M. Lorah, R. Adams,J. Sharp, F Metzger, B. Shober, F. Henly, L. Wolf, R. Zerbe, D. Sweigart, G. Petery, T. Schlegel. The Hi-Y is a Club affiliated with the Lancaster Y.M.C.A. The club has a membership of thirty-one boys from the sophomore, junior and senior classes. Throughout the year the club sponsored a doggie roast, Variety Show, and a Sample Fair, which are held annually. They also went as a group to see a hockey game and a baseball game. The club also helped finance the building of a ticket Hle and a chart to aid in the sale of reserved seat tickets. The club, along with the other Y Clubs in the school, prepared and presented an Easter assembly program. The Club is guided by Mr. Lester Hoffmaster. 64 President ....... Vice-President. . . Secretary .... Treasurer .... Chaplain ........ Sergeant at Arms ..... Hi-Y Kenneth Hirneisen Michael Weinhold . . .William Pierce . . . , .Nevin Rutt . . . . .Ted Woods . . . .Fred Metzger Tri-Hi-Y Tri-Hi-Y stands for the threefold purpose of the Y.M.C.A. fTrijg exemplified by high school CHU: affiliated with the Y.M.C.A. CYD. It is based on Christian principles and is made up of eleventh and twelfth grade girls. Under the leadership of Miss Rentsehler, the girls have fulhlled their objectives Cto seek, to Hnd, to sharej by seeking good Christian character, by using it to the best of their ability, and by sharing it with others. The meinbers have served as nurses' aides in the Ephrata Hospital, made and sold candy, and helped less fortunate people. ROW I: P. Rutt. C. IIOHQIIHISICX' and G, Albright. ROW 2: F. Binliley, M. Wolf and E. Sweigart. ROW I: K. Musser, D. Burkholder, M. Stnyer, E. Sweigurt, G. Albright P. Rutt, M. YVolf, C. llollinuxster. Striekler. B. Mortimer. ROIV 2: A Hemling, S. Kilhefner, J P. McCarty, E. Wealand P. Plowfield, Buohl, E Fittery. S. Zinnnermztn, J. Iniholl, L. Burkholder. E . Gehnmn, Youndt, S, Sweigzlrt, R. Forry. ROI1' 3: Fox, L. Youndt, L. XVhite, F. Wfeik, Kulp, R. Keller, N. Keller. , Hertzog. Miss Rentsehlcr. RON' 4: Grtllego, E. Eberly. Frankhouser. President .... View-President Secretary .... Treasurer .. Hixtorian .. Chaplain ., L. Lesher, E. Mzlrtzztll. Snztcler. F. Binkley, D, Knerr, J Officers PhyllisRutt . .. Gladys Albright . . . . . Marlene L. Wolf Connie Hoffrnaster .... Fay Binkley . . Eileen Sweigart i 4 w! '?5, ' e E ROW I: Mr. Drumm, G. Fritz, B. Noll, R. Good, L. Lorah, R. Sweigart, R. Schnader. ROW 3: A. Good, Martin, M. Bennetch, K. Deitrich, R. Fahrenback, J. V. Shenk, T. Sheetz, P. Gerhart, E. Hainley, R. Adams, Haws, W. Wingenroth. ROW 2: S. Buck, S. Buckwalter, T. Buohl, D, Graybill, J. Stewart, C. Rathman. E. Potts, R. Redcay, H. Noll, R. Noll, R. Heckman, G. ROW I: B. Noll, Reporterg R. Good, Vice-Presidentg M. Bennetch, Presidentg H. Noll, Secretary, ROW 2: P. Gerhart, Treasurerg T. Buohl, Sentinelg D. Gray- bill, Chaplain. ,gunllff Ri Under the supervision of Mr. Drumm, a group of about thirty-two boys met every two weeks in order to develop their agricultural leadership, co-operation, and citizenship. Their aims were to encourage and practice thrift, to participate in worthy under- takings for the improvement of agri- culture, to create and nurture a love of country life, and to strengthen the confidence of farm boys and young men in themselves and in their work. The boys made an animal shelter, packaged and sold seeds to farmers and gardeners in the community, and be- came 1957 FFA basketball champions for Lancaster County. 66 Mr. Drumm, R. Fahrenbach, M. Bennetch, A. Good V. Shenk, G, Lorah, R. Sweigart, D, Graybill, T Sheetz, P. Gerhart, R. Schnader, T. Buohl. - to M ..-11.5 wm,5N SEATED: Mrs. Wise, K. Musser, L. Clay, J. Fox, M. Wolf, C. Sweigart, P. Ream, L. Fasnacht, S. Harding. STANDING: L. Martzall, S. Buohl, J. Frankhouser, E. Fittery, M. Stayer, L. Lied, D. Burholder, C. Gockley, B. Witman, J. Youndt, S. Sweigart. Under the direction of Mrs. Wise, a group of about twenty girls met every two weeks to learn more about homemaking. These girls made their clothes and some even designed their own clothes. Some of their projects included selling letters to iron on clothing and making and selling corsages for Christmas. Toward the end of the school year, the girls held a fashion show during an assembly program. In the show, the girls modeled the clothing they made during the year. K. Musser, Secretaryg B. Witman, Historian, S. Sweigart, Vice President, J. Youndt, Presidentg J. Fox, Treasurer. xali . s T.!G- 11. ROW I.' E. Wealand, Sotter, R. Harding, P. McCarty, M. Wolf, L. Wlenger. ROIV 2.' Mr. Durso, B, Meckley, F. VYeik, Kopp, S. Huber, E. Hartman, C. Rupp, B. Mortimer, J. Striekler, Snader, J. Hertzog, M. Glass, B. Lesher, J. Imhoff. Home Decorating Our aim is to help the development of thinking that goes into producing better environment in which to live. Y'Ve concern ourselves with the planning of home decoration, not the Hdoingf, The club membership is seventeen. During the school term, with meetings twice a month, the group worked on room plan- ning. color schemes and styles of decor. As a club project the members of the club made centerpieces for table decorations at holidays. The interesting aspect of the club was Held trips to stores and plants oflering information in the area of home decoration. Theater Arts There were twenty-one members in this club. Under the direction of Miss Neidhart and Mr. Hill they made scenery when they met. The scenery for both the Junior play and the Senior play was made by this club. They operated the lights for all the assem- bly programs and also other special programs such as our band concerts, chorus concert, variety show, and the plays. The make- up on the actors in both Junior and Senior plays was put on by these members. ROIV I: C. Kegerise. D. Sweigart. J. Rentschler. R. Hill. E. Neidhardt L. Youndt. G. Petery. ROW 2: C. Boyer, N. Keller, R. Keller, N. Burk- hart, M. YVolf. J. lyluthzirt, F. Hinkley. R. Treiseh. RON' 3: WV, Isenberg J. Hershey, F, Fasnac-ht. D. Gensler. D. Sweiaart. S. Binkley, L. Weitzel Y ts '-'Nr'-9-rvg is-V f. L Q, . e. ' ., sr, . s -wf'f.- J . t Km..,w' sir Q - -sf. . f i'f: .g--ig? s.5S!.-: .,.. Mr. Bucks, B. Shober, V. Oberholzer, L. Kosmela, C. Hoffmaster, G. Albright. L. Lcsher. VV. Pierce. R. Jones, G. Beard. Martin, R, Win- dish, and F. Bender. Science This club consisted of sixteen students who met under the supervision of Mr. Bucks. The meetings were held in the chemistry room. The purpose of the club was to acquaint the members with subjects in science which were not taught in the regular high school courses. During the meeting periods, the students gave demonstrations on developing and printing pictures, camera. usage, rubber balloon inalntfncturc, new methods of dyeing cloth samples, glass and its uses. and salt products and refining. Ornltholo The Ornitliologv Club. under the direction of Mr. Kemper, has eighteen lIlPlI1lJt'l'S..Tl1lN purpose of the club is to develop the pupil's interest in going outdoors. On nice days. they take field trips. They go out in the coun- try and try to identify different types of birds. They also look at and try to identify the different types of birds' nests. At their meetings. they sometimes have slides of birds. They have also had Kiilton Steffy. as Z1 speaker. - ROW I.' E. Ncwkirk. E. Mzirtzall. S. ZilI1lHCl'IIlZlf'l. E. Kilhefner, D. Kncrr, R. Reinhold. D. Showalter. ROW 2: hir. Kemper, advisor, F. Zuercher, D. Znring. D. Schweitzer, D. Wolf, T. Schlegel, D. Rupp, D. Fasnacht. ,,. . 41 -rw---yum f W V- - --.vw-fvM,v-w-- ,, W, d..YW,.W,.v..,,-.,....,.,..,,w., ...V SEATED: S. Minnich, Secretary-Treasurer, M. Henly, President, L. White, Vice-President. STANDING, ROW I: B. Hulshizer, M. Buchter, J. Harding, B. Shupp, C. Fasnacht, J. Gallego, E. Eberly, L. Burk- holder, M. Kring. STANDING, ROW 2: Mrs. Hulshizer, D. Stoltz, R. Forry, B, Witman, M. J. Stricker, A. Hemling, S, Bixler, J. Geh- man, V. Bard. .N.A. Under the direction of Mrs. Hulshizer, the school nurse, this club was very active in aiding people whenever possible. Some of the girls helped the school nurse and doctors with the polio shots by writing reports and keeping health records. At their meetings they made 'ccheck-posu which consisted of a pencil, eraser, ruler, and other school supplies. These check-pos' were sent to Hungary. At some of their meetings they had speakers who were registered nurses. Two of these speakers were Mrs. Levenson and Mrs. Chambers. Their projects consisted of a bake sale and aiding in the March of Dimes and T.B. drives. They also toured the Lancaster General Hospital. - Tv-W--wf.f4-wwgvpfyvgf g ,, Chef 'S Club Under the supervision of Mrs. Graham, a group of sixteen boys experimented in the art of cooking. The meetings were held in the Home Economics room. Each boy was required to purchase a full white apron in order to be a member of the group. big feature of each meeting was that they got a chance to eat what they cooked. When they were Hnished eating, the boys had to wash the dishes and clean up the room. The boys were also taught how to help at home with service of foods if needed. Mrs. Graham, J. MacGarvey, D. Bixler, J. Nissley, N. Rutt, C. Shupp H. Sweigart, K. Shimp, J. Gehman, E. Leed, R. Stuber, R. Bear, E. Shimp, F. Metzger, G. Kilhefner. The boys practiced preparing food and also serving it, but the ... A -fd. Gymnastics This club consisted of fifteen boys. They met every two weeks in the gymnasium under the direction of Mr. Schaeffer. The purpose of the club was to develop skills in gymnastics and improve the boys' gymnastic ability. The boys were taught to do flips from the springboard and to build pyramids. .--,,,,?Lv,, 1,-y-AQAQAIAY L,.t..i L,,,L,,,.i lwaoaqineuwnfxaiisxogixwhssilmuiuygggqwg.. '31 -W'-'qu-wgvl' :SN m.:1. mv,-.... . W PYRAMID FROM TOP TO BOTTOM: G. Gockley, L. Schweitzer, Lorah, R. Enck, L. Gensemer, G. Christ, P. Riffle, E. Gocklcy, M. Lorah, L. Dietrich. STANDING AT LEFT: J. Sharp, R. Sweigart, G. Weaver. STANDING AT RIGHT: Hagy, C. Dietrich, F. Zuercher. . . Q Q . 8 . . I . 33. , , ,. . -.,i..- -I.. - 1. V. '1 . .H tn. ali! 1.1 'fs- 'li ,5, xin .. .. . K., . 'iz at - - 'A : s, -.-: ar .. V , ij gg. fag gi A . 1' is in ,f K Q A K S . , . , .. .K S- f - A' K M e 1 . Y as ff' if ? if? ss. . .. if i . ' r, . .. . . , 51, .. , gi if f -w V. . 5-2 y f . . ,... . li, 3. .. g. . fi - . Q . s K r Q Q5 ,E ive,-5,g.g?.. ' are .R 3 ,.. -.g eng f. , W . - .. If- - ' f-. a a ,1Mg,,q, . .. .. .. :ali H L , ...,.., ,lf ROW I.' B. Hulshizer, -I. Stahlcy. L. Clay, L. MI'f2UlliC, L. Schlegel, S, Bixler, E.Mart- zall. I. Haberman, B. McQuatc. ROI1' 2: D. Moyer. Longenecker, L. Redcay, B. Sweigart, S. Snader, N. Oberholtzer. B. Wenger. Mrs. Lied. ROW 3: J. Gehman, D. Weid- man, L. Sharp, A. Kauffman, M. Reich. S. Boehringer. D. Stoltz. ROW 4: R. Zerbe, R, Meckley, F. Zuercher, R. Burkholder, C, Kcgerisc, T, Schlcgel, W. Crouse. Junior Classical League The Junior Classical League is an organization for Latin students. In February, the club participated in a Mlanguagev assembly program by presenting a musical skit entitled, Py- ramus and Thisbef, The group also sang the popular song, Lcarnin' My Latin and a Latin version of 'SOld MacDonald. On March 30, a group attended the State J.C.L. Convention at Big Spring High School, Newville. In April, the club held a Roman banquet, Everyone came dressed as a Roman, and the sophomores reclined to eat while the freshman 'islavesu waited on them. 72 --,W-...yy-1-npr,-p , , 4 Library Club There are seven members in the Senior library Club. The club meets at the con- venience of the girls or, on special occa- sions, in jointure with the Junior Library Club. The purpose of the club is to teach the girls more about the library as a profes- siong to enjoy books for their educational valueg to teach the methods of care, arranging, cataloguing, and classification of booksg and to assist the librarian in the operation of the school library. The girls give up at least one free period a week to assist Miss Rathje in the library. E. X -v .,, I- -L.. .- 4 Q f,.I MUSIC s 5 .r Ui If-sisf I. ' ' 'W--' 1 1' 'f' 15 Na-f H.f'. 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Schmidcfhm- Marchlng Band Dance Band This year the concert band consisted of about fifty-hve members. Under the direction of Mr. Sweigart, they presented a concert on April 13, 1957, The marching band was also directed by Mr. Sweigart. They marched in parades at Ephrata, New Holland, Reinholds, Adamstown, Lancaster and Denver. The band also presented drills at football games, either before the game or at half- time. A special feature of the band was the march- ing unit. The Dance Band, directed by Mr. Schneider- lian. was composed of seventeen members. They played for many dances, assembly programs, and also the Junior and Senior play. ROW I: T. Woods, N. Lied. Rutt. C. lloflmaster, WV. Beard. ROW 2: R. Markel,J Lorah, M. Gerhart. F. Zuereher. J. Nissly. J. Hershey. F. Bender. C. Kametz, P. Rutt, J Harding. ROW' 3: B. Noll, W. Pentz, E. Goekley. D. Gensler, G. Albright, M. Stayer D. Swcigart. F. Binkley, E. Sweigart. L. Yoeum. ROW 4: S. Bixler, B. Emes, F. Glass, J Haws, B. Summers, R. Hatt, D. Derr. ll. Noll, L. Lesher. F. Sweigart. ROW 5: D Schnader, P. Hornberger, E. Fry. D. Gerhart. L. Gensemer, F. Hainley, D. Fisher, W Pierce, L. Wolf. ROW 6: M. Hleinhold, T. Shirk, B. Lesher. M. Lorah, R. Sweigart L. Taylor, K. Hirneisen. A L ,,.. k,. .. K K .1 . sq... . L... sw-W .. V., ., ,W-f-......W.. ...Www-.. frm . . X 'Av.f4'f-Sw fr-M.:rff?5,Fff5532h ' ' LW ' W ' f 'V 'W37'K'f':'-'www-ww-y--w Majorettes nd Color Guard ROI1' I: D. Knorr. B. Miller, B. Swcigurt. ROW 2: B. Fritz, R. Mowrcy, R. Reinhold. ROW 3: C. Kcgerise, D. Burkholdcr. ROI1' 4: Hatt S. Wmgcnroth. ROW 5: L. Hirncisen. ROW Slfihl0Y,S-GI'21m- ROW 1.' K. Musscr. B. Mortimer. ROH' 2: S. Humming E. Ncwkirk. C. Gocfkluv. U. Duvirlson. Q r . xx N3 5 rf Q HNF - , Head Majorette: Pat McCarty .- . Q- -Sw -f' - -4 .s,, . .Q , w a- f .. . .5 .H 1?'fg .Q:a2 qgg'vs:Hf iX. 5 .V .f I 1 'E ya, : i 1 f .isp E 'fi ' as - ---- . 2 w'?'.A. .si?'i?.w- sa g 3 ' 5- 1 'f wf 1 4.329 A . 77 Chorus ROW I: C. Kametz, R. Markel, B. Hulshizer, J. Harding, G. Hoover, J, Hatt, C. Davidson, V. Bard, B. Lesher, R. Keller, Hertzog, N. Keller. ROW 2: K. Dietrich, D. Knerr, E. Newkirk, B. Meckley, M. Wolf, P. McCarty, L. Youndt, P. Lied, E. Sweigart, M. Henly, M. Kring, P. Ream, L. Fasnacht, L. Augsburger, M. Gerhart. ROW 3: V. Shenk, L. Yocum, P. Rutt, K. Musser, E. Good, L. Burkholder, J. Muthart, Hershey, Sotter, I. Rathman, M. Stayer, C, Hyman, R. Mowrey, B. Taylor, L. White, L. Wolf. ROW 4: J. Nissly, E. The chorus, under the direction of Mr. William Gates, consisted of eighty-Five members. Although they wasted much time they worked very hard on the songs for baccalaureate, commencement, and their concert. They M presented their concert on May 3, 1957. The program, divided into three parts, included religious, calypso, and folk songs. Caroline Davidson, Gladys Albright. and Fay Weik, as accompanists, helped to make this a very interest- ing year. C. Gockley, G. Albright, E. Wealand, F. Weik, L. Glass, F. Binkley, Eberly, C. Kegerise, R. Reinhold, D. Wolf, S. Minnich, L. Lesher D. Bixler. ROW 5: D. Sweigart, T. Shirk, J. Lorah, G. Fritz, J Sigg, Martin, F. Henly, F. Bender, R. Windish, P. Riffle, R Zerbe, R. Enck, B. Shober, T. Schlegel. ROW 6: E. Faushacht J. Hagy, E. Potts, T. Woods, H. Noll, D. Gerhart, N .Leid, R. Heffley D. Graybill, M. Weinhold, D. Fasnacht, E. Gockley, R. Weik, B Emes, R. Buckwalter. Mr. Gates , , we sf' 'N 5 Q f Xxx, .f ??fr I 34 1 ' Q Q Q Q . ! -,, A Q egtixigl Q! ' we z '. ' gf 1 gr . ' ' 451 lik, .ifrfrf ' A, :iii .. nga, -4 . ,L ,QA inf 45:41. ' fr K -4 373, x 4 If 5. 13, - - far cF' K I : SPORTS uf 3' E, 52 sf ': , . 65 51, , R fri, ,J it 6' YQ' . Q Q I f ', x. ' S ' . ' iXT'Tf? ?l 94312 gunz.. , fix' 2 5' . 'el fa , , Q 'N . -,Ax 1-N ff X 'ff' , ff' 'WA ... - -L. ,- : ' 'X 4 ar' gf Q D, ,gg ,f....fm: ..f .--v-'img , -4- ,Yqf , ,, Qf 'ver , '. -.Qu - ' . --- Nl '54-lywgyvr I ' ...... ' N 5555.1 - - 2. N af - ' ,, 9-,A 's5'LQ. ,kg .-1, ' .V , J .,4,5'.:.g-U . N ' -Kr ' '?: 4i . 152255. - 1-vi1'f1, 'H fl. U . 5-ffy . L lx '- - w?.:z-3: ' 4 ' 1 4? A-max.: 'V , Qf' CJ 7 -.-J ' 1 ' cf , rx, 'Q , ' . I I C eer Leaders B, KVM xlxzll 1. R, Rvinhold. C Gorklcy. E. Nvwkirk, M Hvnly, :xml S, Minnivh. RON' 1: R. Mowrvy. B, Taylor. B. xvillllflll and P. Rutt. ROW 2: L- Hi1b0Fl112i1'1- S. RUN. C. Knvrr. BinnCl'. GPU. llnd B D. Wolf and D. Showultvr. Svhluvk. LF won w 80 ROW 1: G. Maderness, W. Miller, B. Brooks, T. Wingenroth, L Sweigart, E. Eichelberger,-I. Lorah,J. Sigg, R. Enck, L. Sweitzer J. Showalter. ROW2: D. Borry, G. Gerhart, W. Wingenroth, P Showalter, R. Hatt, S. Fasnacht, R. Zerbe, L. Woliehl. Emsing,j Hagy, R. Weik, Martin, F. Hainley, R. Weitzel. ROW 3: D. Hoflmaster, G. Kilhefner, C. Rathman, T. Bouhl, K. Hirneisen, Football . fi Q23 H pq-an PIL . M. Weinhold, F. Metzger, E. Shimp, Sharp, R. Sweigart, F. Glass, B. Emes, G. Gockley. ROW4: L. Rampulla, L. Weitzel, D. Gerhart, W. Bouhl, G. Fasnacht, F. Fasnacht, T. Scheetz, T. Shober, R. Adams, R. Sweitzer,j. Stewart,j. Gehman, B. Rifle, D. Rathman, W. Sotter, G. Albrecht. This year we had a team of which we could be especially proud. The boys won their first game on September 29 when they played against West Reading. The score of the game was 14-13. The football used in that game was presented to Mr. Krick in an assembly program. It is now on display in one of our showcases. Coaches Rampulla and Albrecht have worked very hard with the boys for a long period of time and have been well rewarded for their work. Even though football is a relatively new sport, the boys have displayed progress. The coaches hope to have many more boys try- out for the team. 81 C.U. 7 .... .... C ornwall ....... 7 ..,. .... W arwick Union . 6 .... .... G overnor MifHin 14 .... .... W est Reading . . . 7 .... .... M anheim Central 6 .... .... E lizabethtown . . . 7 .... .... S olanco ........ 13 .... .... E phrata ........ O .... .... L ebanon Catholic 0 .... .... M anheim Twp. . The Reserves U X-. ss, .. fx: 3s C ,iq my Opponent Q. 'L Vw 5 Q kg +L Fifi The Eagles Score The End Run 'Wu' 16 Ulu 'TIS Terry Shcctz C Ernest Shimp FB James Sharp E Ray Sweignrt G Robert Adams T Mike Wcinhold QB Gary Kilhcfncr T Randy Sc'hwvitzc'r IIB Fred Glass G Ken Hirm-iscn HB Tom Shobcr E V. Shenk, manager, P. Gerhart,-I. Gehman, G. Kilhefner, C. Messner, D. Graybill, M. Weinhold, H. Sweigart, N. Leid, T. Shober, R. Adams, H. Schaeffer, coach. Varsity The varsity consists of the older and better players under Mr. Schaeffer's superb coach- ing. The boys have put much effort into playing their game. The team is registered in Section 2 of the County League. They play other schools which we rival in other sports. The student body has given our team very good support this season. This is a big factor in the team's success. OR rp. 65 are rs.:--Y' '24 fa 84 0.55 Li s R329 A5 Basketball Opponent 43 ........ Lampeter Strasburg. . . 39 ........ Pequea Valley ....... 51 ........ Warwick Union ...... 55 ........ Upper Leacock ....... 42 ........ Solanco .....,.. ,... 40 ......., East Lampeter ..,.... 54 ......,. Garden Spot ........, 30 ........ Lampeter Strasburg. . . 41... ...Pequea Valley. . . . . .. 40 ........ Warwick Union ..,... 59 ........ East Lampeter. . . . . 66 ......,. Garden Spot ......... 84 ........ Upper Leacock ....... Coaches and Captains P .P cf I inf' ii! ROW Lorah,.I. Sigg, R. Enck, D. Schnader, L. Schweitzer. ROW2: R. Fichtorn, Student Manager, R. Buckwalter, D. Derr, T. Sheetz, M. Lorah, R. Schweitzer, D. Hornberger, L. Wolf, L. Wolf, Student Manager, Gerald Albrecht, Coach. J r. Varsity Basketball The jr. Varsity team consists of boys from tenth and eleventh grades. The boys give up much of their time for practice. Coach Al- brecht does a very good job of training these boys in this sport. We are looking forward to seeing these boys on the varsity team in years to come. The boys have won eight out of twenty-One games. S I Q E xi! A , ?0 r:yE: .qrl 1, V - The Jr. High basketball team consists of boys from seventh, elhth, and ninth grades Coach Reber has given much time to work with these boys in order to help them develop their bodies and also to help them learn how the game is played. The boys have displayed great ability to play the game. Out of fifteen games,they have won nine. Jr. High Basketball ROW 1: D. Hoffmaster, R. Heifner, T. Evans,j. Lutz, G. Gock- ley, S. MCQ-uate, P. Shober, R. White, D. Shober. ROW2: E Lied, R. Rutt, E. Eichelberger, F. Hainley, Emsing, M Sweigart, G. Marderness, C. Glass, C. Weik, R. Reber. ROW3. J. Reich, R. Fisher, P. Miller, G. Harding, K. Bensing, P. Sho- walter, L. Getz, G. Gerhart,j. Schweitzer. -1 ROW I.' F. Metzger, R. Sweigart, G. Kilhefner, C. Messner, K. Hir- Mr. Robert Reber. ROW 3: E. Leed, R. Fisher, D. Fisher, J. Emsing, neisen, M. Weinhold, D. Graybill, L. Getz. ROW 2: F. Hainly, R. Boyer, J. Lorah, M. Lorah. S. Fassnacht, G. Marderness, R. Showalter, Mr. A. Good, N. Leid, D. Rupp, J. Gehrnan, R. Schweitzer, E. Burkholder, Harry Schaeffer. em Coaches - Mr. Robert Reber Mr. Harry Schaeffer 86 ,l..D, ,, , Baseball Seniors Cocalico Union began its .successful season in March with daily practice sessions. These sessions were not in vain. This year's team completed its schedule undefeated for the first time in the history of baseball at C.U. The Eagles won the Section Two trophy for C.U. and entered the playoffs for county champion. On May 28 the Eagles traveled to the Ephrata War Memorial Field to play Pequea Valley in the county playoffs. There C.U. suffered its first defeat, losing to Pequea Valley in the last inning with a score of 6 to 5. We hope our team will be able to continue its success next yea r. C.U. Opponent 5 ..... .... P enn Manor .... .... 4 13 ..... .... N ew Holland .... .... 7 9 ..... .... M anheim Twp. . . . . . . 0 4 ..... .... E phrata ....... .... 3 9 ..... .... N ew Holland .... .... 0 7 ..... .... P ennManor... ....0 5 ..... .... M anheim Twp. . . . . . . 4 1 1 ..... .... E phrata ....... .... 8 County Playoff Cocalico 5 Pequea Valley 6 Won 8 Lost 1 Mike Wemhold - Ray Swxegart Gary Kilhefner Don Graybill Charles Messner Ken Hirneisen 87 - - .,.. .N.n..,,.,....-. J... ,.....a,.. ...-,,....,,f....'.. ...X Golf Mr. E. Stewart, Coach, H. Sweigart, R. Hackman, L. Fox, R. Moyer, R. Rutt, K. Crouse,j. Ney, G. Rutt, K. Dietrich, R. Fahrenbach, C. Glass, -I. Stewart, R. Bear, Mr. P. Gensemer, Coach. A relatively new sport in our school is golf. Coached by Mr. Stewart and Mr. Gensemer, the boys have become quite handy with their clubs. They use as their home course the Manor Golf Course, which is owned by the father of one ofthe boys. Last year Harold Sweigart won the state cham- pionship. The school is very proud of him and wishes him luck in his future years. 5 ze' Ag 'fgf'Jt 1 . I . ' 1'-Z 2? M fr Mr. Gensemer, R. Heckman, W. Crouse, K. Dietrich, H. Sweigarthj. Stewart, Mr. Stewart. , A W W ..-sw' JU 1 ,ar x, I 2 Y, ' t - ff. E 1 5 A , 'y -65 . -1-. 5:51112- g.- f fi f 2 1 ' Pnl ,- qv' ' f-5 -.J 4,53 5 if ,, . V' ' ' C '- -.. I' . , . g s, ,fi , 1 , - '5 mf . .. ,J , . r . 3,3 -, . . .- N S xi? -1-YW ' I f ,- LE . : 4 2 , - f' , -, . 1 ,- I 1 , A e-,J 'fI, F 'Q L- , fif- r' fl -' 0 , 1 A, we- -X 13, Ji ff? f' 1,31 Ti' ' k 1 5. 1 z- 'V- ff 'Q' 'ff A 'x , IOR HIGH 5: . v I' I I nf f ,..,q,. J-:ff , --, ..,..,., ,,, . x '-1 E . 1. i .. Q . 3 5 S 55 If xi V 1 RX . ,f 2 3 EV .A .A ill fi' P 151: p: fl: w ,- x my 2' tx r. ner'-A' ' .fi W E'-.2 :sg k 5 s ROW I: P. Wingenroth, M. Buohl, K. Good, G. Weidman, E Swcigart, M. Keller. ROW' 2: Lindbergh, E. Eichelberger, J Kopp, A. Burkhart, N. Burkholder, M. Cartright. ROW 3: L. Yarnell, R. Eisenbise, Emsing, S. Fasnacht, Brubaker. ROW 1: F. Weidman, M. Reich, L. Sharp, A. Kauffman, S. Sweigart. ROW 2: S. Spangler, S. Willetts, D. Moyer, L. Redcay. ROW 3: G. Hertzler, J. Zimmerman, R. Burkholdcr, Sensenig. ar 1 ,M 11 ... .MLM-if w-.-V. mwmnmm- www w+ Freshman ROW I: Stahley, K. Boyer, Pannebeckcr, K. Moyer, L. Weid- ner, S. Svhannauer. ROW 2: C. Roberts, Enck, Hauck, L Afllerback. J. Nolt, B. Brooks, R. Moyer, D. Butes, G. Rutt, T Ressler, YV. Sokol. Ti' Y' C ass d s-- ,O 1 ROW I: S. Boehringer. C. Knerr, S. Rutt, F. Hamilton, M. Weber, S. Hoffman. ROW 2: E. Matz, S. Sander, Ochs, Riffle, B. Sweigart, B. Wenger. ROW 3: T. Levenson, D. Wiest, L. Swei- gart, W. Gerhart, R. Hemling. ROW I: D. Hagy, H. Noll, C. Lied, D. Rupp, J. Moyer, B. Fritz ROW 2: F. Wealand, C. Dunklcbcrgcr, R. Adair, G. Martin, G Sweigart, ROW 3: D. Steffy, M. Swcigart, H. Martzall, F. Hainley R. Hatt. L. Shupp. ROW I.' S. Shiffler, P. Fetter, L. McKinney, G. Keith, V. Jenks A. Sheaffer. ROW 2: P. Weidman, M. Hackman, A. Hirneisen I. Martin, H. Gantert, P. Brubaker. ROW 3: R. Hackman, R Spangler, L. Lausch. T. Wings-nroth. G. Kulp. if .. S . , s a 44. A 1 a -in ROW 1: M. Hess, L. Hirneisen, L. Kopp, S. Granthl. Binner, Boyer. ROW 2: T. Mowrey, E. Burkholder, A. Martin, R. Good, L. Getz. ROW3: L. Fox, D. Netzley, R. Groff, D. Rathman, D. Burkholder, L. Garman. ROW 1: Gehman, Longenecker, R. Boose, L. Haberman, P Showalter, N. Oberholtzer. ROW2: C. Fisher,J. Sweigart, M. Bixler. ROW3: G. Glass, G. Marderness, W. Sotter, G. Gerhart, W. Miller. ROW 1: D. Harding, L. McQ,uate, D. Weidman, Getz, R. Rutt RO Ney, D. Fritz, C. Kladerhl. Bowman, R. Boyer. RO W3: P Showalter, H. Royerul. Showalter, R. Fisher. ROW I: M. Klader, P. Hollenbach, G. Heinsey, G. Henly. ROWQ: D. Kochel, A. Ludwig, Schweitzer, P. Miller, G. Moyer. ROW 3: L. Pierce, L. Schnader, R. Stricker, W. Musser. ROW 1: R. Yerger, J. Yocom, C. Youndt, S. Weber. ROW 2: M. Wolfskill, N. Zaring, L. Weik. ROW 3: G. Wenrich, Sweigart, L. Sweigart. en. F Meet the Ei hth Grade Q ROW I: S. Eshleman, S. Clouser, A. Bohn, B. Eshlcmanul. Badger ROW2: L. Gammauf, A. Brubaker, L. Eisenbise, O. Epler, C. Duni gan. ROW3.' T. Evans, D. Barry, K. Bensingxl. Basehorc, R. Brubaker ROW I: L. Shenk, P. Steely, L. Spangler, J. Mast. ROW 2: B. Miller, S. Ross. B. Schlack, L. Moyer, P. Reddig. ROW 3: L. Rutt, D. Shober, W. Rabold, L. Stoltz, L. Stephan. ROW I: L. Rupp, G. Nies, S. Merkley, G. Reddig. ROW 2: J Showalter, S. Stewart, S. Moore. ROW' 3: W. Sweigart, A. Zieset, A. Zimer. -iz. ... .f.w...,..t.t...,f W., .N li ROW I: S. Haldeman, K. Harlinger, M. Fisher, R. Dietrich, J Gensemer. ROW 2: R. Hefifner, P. Harding, D. Hainley, B. Fritz L. Fasnacht, Fetter. ROW 3: L.'Hahn, W. Goekley, K. Ger- hart, P. Grebinger, J. Fritz. ROW I: S. Burkhart S. Burkh1rt C. Buohl R. Leister F. Dunkel- berger P. Adams. RON 2: D. Burhtcr A. Dcibler Burkhart S. Beamesderfcr. K. Buckwaltcr C. Adiir. ROW 3: G. Burkholder H Eberly L. Burkhart R. Bollinger Althouse P. Brubaker. ., . l ffl ai ' 1 Y 5 if V A f '7 f ,L ,kwa :g g . ... -, N . W A r . A 4 A5 fo 'J .X S W , 1 s ' 5 T W R H, SL. 1 . - 5. fj 5 J. . uf ,i . x -X .. tsl: g it ':tl'i: f .Y K va Q E? H ' 1 2 9 7 V S 3 7 , f v 1 3 ' H 1 I 7 ROW I: N. Kilhefner, T. MrKinncy, G. Keith, S. Kulp. ROW 2: M. Leininger, J. Kcifer, C. Kramer, L. Keith, W. March. ROW 3: H. Hornbergcr, R, Hollinger, D. Hurst, K. Leid. ROW I: A. Wenger, M. Walter, A. Weidman, R. Swcigart. ROW 2: C. Studenroth, P. Sweigart, S. Wiest. ROW 3: L. Wolf, M. Sweigart, L. Weaver. 3 ROW I: E. Hulshizer, B. Oberholtzer, E. Martin, M. Lied. ROW2: D. Hoflimaster, I. Hauck, R. Latshaw, W. Heilinger, C. Kramer. ROl1'3: N, Lcid, R. Martzall, R. Lausch, W. Ma1'lin. ROW Weinhold, L. Sweigart, B. Ulrich, B. Swcigari. ROW2: S. Williams, Wingenroth. ROH '.3'.' G. Weaver, R. Fichthorn, D. Zerbe, li. Sweigart. ROW I: K. Hassler, R. Grumbein, D. Hehnly, L. Forry, C. Fisher, B Frey. ROW2: L. Gring, R. Fitteryhl. Hackman, B. Foltz, B. Gerharl ROW3: B, Gelsinger, E. Hehnly, S. Artau, I. Fox, R. Gcnscmer. ' 'Q w H2 ' v 6 'C .4 J ...Q .Z . if ming .. ,x N J X, s M :Q 1- - X ROHL I: S. MCQuate. D. Martzall, P. Moyer, W. Kauffman, J. Martin. J. Lutz. RUM' 2: M. Musser. J. Lindberg, R. Petery, J. Rc-ich. P. Plowficlcl, ROW 3: E. Kramer, D. Johnson, J. Haws, I. Ludwig. R. Lied. R. Lornh. ROH' I.' M. Roseboro. B. Monlcr, F. Redcny, M. Rudy, Reirh. ROW 2: V. Pannclmcrker. R. Matz. N. Mcssner, Sho- walter. D. Shvetz. RUII' ff: H. Moyer. II, Rcivh. Schmuck, H. Panncbcckvr. Rutt. ROW 4: E. Moyer, P. Shobcr. G. Schmuck, D. Schzinnauer. G. Rutt. .J-,,f-. 'SQ ' ! Seventh Grade al' gg -3. gt iw! n .K X 7 Y. x s Q Y W 'P X QQ' ROW I: A. Pfautz, P. Parsons. S. Shvnffvr. J. Rc-ider. ROW 2: D. Stoltz. S. Yingvr, J, Snziclvr. C. Hrik, L. Stuber. ROW 3: D. Slozlt. R. YYhitm'. V. Zvisvt. R, SM'UigilI'I. ROM' 4: D. Yostc. B. Swcigart. R. Slriyburh. G. Steely. ROW I: P, Kcipcr. K. Kvrns, S. Lorah, Kilhcfncr, V. Martin. ROIV 2: ll. Kvilh, S. Ludwig, S. Hutrhison, E. Martin, R. Kline, D. lloowr, ROW ff: N, Imhoff, N. Martin, Lindberg, C Martin. Martin. C, Landis. ROW I: P, VVolf. L. Troupe. J. Whitman, H. VVcntzcl. ROW 2: S. ZviScif2-M. Zimmvrmzm. B. W'olf. D. YVo0ds. i R 1 L K f ROW I: Davidson, S, Crousc. R. Blntl, S. Bixler, C. Forr Y RUIV 2: M. Harding. E. Czxrmvn. E. Hvss. Haldeman, D J Bollingvr, C. Fzlssnzxrht. KOH' 4: D. Gchmun, L. Gcrhart. M lirzmnkhoiiscr. ROW fi: R. Gcrhurt. K. Horning, L. Gchman, Groif, A. llzirrling, P. lichnly. . gf. . gi X X Y 5 2- gi ROW I: C. Carrington. D. Binklvy. M. Brand, G. Fry, M. Clay. ROW 2: P. Boyer. F. Buohl. R. Brubacker, C. Crouse, Bren- dcl. ROW 3: R. Cnniber. D. Earhart, R. Fichthorn, N. Fausnacht B, Adair, M. Fassnacht. ROW 4: L. Adair, R. Evans, H. Fry, L. Fctter, C. Burd. r A ROW I: S. llzlrting. D. llclmly. D. Getz. D. llzildcmfm, Hir- ncisvn. P. lla-ilinger. RON' 2: S. Goslu-rt. S, Hollinger, D. Hchnly G. Hirneisvn. S. Crofl. ROH' 3: D. llxlvknialn, G. Gorlilcy, G Harding, S. Hehnly. II. Groff. R. Getz. ROW I: L. Weulund, M. VVingf'nrotli. L. W'ing'enr0th, S. Youndt. ROI1' 2: S. Showalter. C. Sweignrt. B, Stoner. RUN' 3: G. Wein- hold. E. Wenger. 'S UN IOR HIGH CLUBS 4 1 V 3 9 a E7 Q3 4 ff, I-I ROW I: S. Clouser. G. Fry. C. Isenbcrg, C. Crouse, D, Hehnly, L. Wingcn- qv 5 ., roth, L. VVC-aland. ROW 2: G. Keith, N. Kilhefnfxr, S. Ludwig, S. Spangler, Q-'ib,g,.GV,dF J xx P. Boyer, K. Boyer, M. Cartright. ROW' 3: D. Stcffy, L. Swcigart, W. Sotter 'giver- g . . ga i 'isa W. M1ller, G. Rutt, Mrs. Brlght. Mrs. Drumm. '25-. 5 1 .f 1 2 - i 5 , - 5 5 Dramatlcs E . Q ' i . f 'NL Cl b S . . 2 . . u Q ,r H... ,f ' X . S 2 ' ,X E v ifssgk' - - .W .. Hdiniv, .... W., 100 zftg' ' 'filet !6?' ROW I: C. Mily. J. Sweigart. P. NVeidman. D. Fritz, G. Sweigart. P Showalter. W. Rabolcl. S. Artan. ROW 2: Halcleman, L. Fetter, Sen- sening, D, Buehtcr. L. Fusnaeht. C. Burd. H. Groff. S. Zciset, Mr. Trout ROW' 3: G. Steely. K. llirneisen. R, Getz, ll. llornberger, R. Evans, I Fry. G. Mowery. E. Burkholder. L, Adair. ROW 4: R. Bollinger, R. Moyer, R. Frankford. R. Genscmcr. L. Sehmuck. H. Ebcrly, B. Gelsinger. Archery Science Club ROM I: -I. Hnufk. G. llertzler. J. Lutz. F. Hamilton. Pannebeckcr K Moyer. ROW 2: A. Deilxlcr. Oehs. D. Hehnly. R. Grumbein, S Burk hart. P. Adams. Mr. Flinrhlvuugh. ROW Ii: Martin. D. Shober Kramer. J. Brubaker, L. Stoltz, E. Moyer. fl- Library Club ROW' I: R. Sweigart, S. Weber, E. Martin, F. Dunkle- berger, G. Henly. C. Carrington. ROW 2: P. Brubaker, J. Reick, D. Hurst, D. Woods, D. Martzall, Miss Rathje. Girls' Shop ROW I: R. Yerger, L. McKinney, C, Buohl, J. Reider- President, Bedger-fViCe-President, Nolt-Treasurer, B. Eshleman. Keifer. ROW' 2: Mr. Durso, E. Matz, M. Roseboro, A. Hirneisen. J. Burkhart, R. Dietrich, M. Klader, Mr. Stewart. ROW 3: J. Showalter, L. Moyer, S. Sheaffer, K. Haflinger, S. Shiffier, P. Fetter, S. Schannauer. 102 odels ROW I: L. Stephan. VV. Nfarch. P. Hchnly. K. Gebhart, W Sokol, T. Ressler. ROW 2: R. Lorah. K. Leid, T. Evans, S Yinger, C. Weik. Mr. Rampulla. ROW R. Eisenbise, D Barry, L. Burkhart. L. Hahn. Sports ROW I: L. Sweigart, R. Groff, D. Bates, R. Fisher, C. Fisher, G. Marderness. F. Ilainley, C. Martin. ROW 2: C. Weaver, VV. Sweigzxrt, B. Brooks, R. Rutt, D. Harding, E.. Eichellmerger. F. INe11land, J, Sweigart, D. Hackman, W. Kz1uIImnn. ROW 3: H. VVez1ver, H. Keith, R. Boyer, R. Guntert, M. Swr-igzirt, L. Fox, S. Fasnacht, T. Levenson, D. Wiest. Schweitzer, P. Gcnscmcr. 4 v Girls' Gym ROW I: Kosmela, G. Whitman, M. Weber, L. Afflerbach, Rime. C. Knerr. J. Boyer. P. Parsons, V. Pannebecker. ROW 2: P. Wolf. M. Clay. F. Buohl, R. Matz, Reich, F. Redeay, B. Sehlzwk, P. Reclclig. ROW 3: M. Fassnacht. G. Weidman, G, Keith. S. IIoITm:1n. A, Pfuutz, A, Burkhart, Mrs. Heekrnan. ROW 4: N. Zaring, L. I'Veik, S. Ross, Binner, H. Noll, D. I-Iagy, P. Showalter. IIN Boys' G m I ROIV I: II. Sehz1efI':ir, D. Yost, J. Bollinger, B. Adair. Lindberg. S. Ml'c2U2llK'. P. Sholwr. B. Iiiehthorn. ROIV 25 N. Fziusnxxcht. II. Fry. CI. Dunigan, R. Good, R. Adair, J. Carpenter, L. Rutt. ROI1' 3: D, Iizlrhezlrt. C. Dunkle- burger. E. Huinley, D. Fritz. F. Gerhurt, II. Reich, L. WIFI!- ver. ROI1' 4: M. IIac'kmnn, D. Johnston, G. Martin, G. Kulp. T. VVingenroth. J. Haus. Tiiiiiiil 1.2! 31 . J x' Wifi Q 49 ' f A V P R.. T ' H' Y ..A' h gn . Y .In ,,.: - :.,,. .. 5 . 5 ROW 1: L. IIIFIICISCII, L. Kopp. A. Hardmg, S. Wxcst, T. McK1nney, F. Weidman, S. Wfillctts, Enck, J. Moyer, S. Grant, M. Walter, E. Hul- ROW I: M. Swcigmm R. Gumbet D4 Hogmaster' H' Moyer, M- Bixlera Sh1ZCf..1eOI1 2: .A. Bohn. B. Frnn, E. Cunnan, M. Hess, A. Sheaffer, S. - - Hutrhmson. M. Z1IIlIIll'I IIlHI'l. P. I'IPll1Ilgl'!', E. Wlngcnroth. F. Plowfield. C. X'vCI'1flCh. ROW 2: R. Lutshnw, J. Haurk. K. Hornmg, R. Pctery. R. Kline. D. Frankhouscr, J. Brenda-1. ROW 3: R. Spangler, K. Bcnsing. R. Hacknmn, R. Fichthorn, L. Shupp. W. Hcilinger, Mr. Fessler. Hi-Y Dance Club ROW I L E1senb1se A Brubaker L Grlng J Snader A Ludwig P Hollenbach S Eshleman D Hamley J Showalter ROW 2 R Gerhart G Gockley M Harding L Stuber C Landis N Imhoff J Kllhefner M Rudy R Blatt S Crouse ROW 3 Mlss Edith E Strohl Adviser C L1ed Kopp G Reddlg L Rupp D Epler S Nissly ROW 4 G Hardlng S Hamley R Boose D Rupp M Keller N Messner P Snyder J Base hore ROW I J Fetter J. Martin R. Sweigart D. Stoltz D. Schannauer D Sloat, G Moyer ROW' 2: G. Wise, E. Kosmela, G. Burkholder, D Burk holder, N Le1d, R Hollinger, L. Keith, P. Brubacker, M. Graham ROW 3 L Schnader, R Slabach, L. Yarnell, L. Garman, L Getz, W. Martin L Pierce ROW 4 D. Netzley, L. Lausch, D. Rathman, H. Martzall J Showalter, R Martzall, M. Leininger, R. Lausch. Chef 'S Club V A V J, W J .Y , , - , f- ,1- . V Y' I, .. . ' , -1, 'n -- , 'wrngxwliwqvx V B' W .' . . . , . , . . , . , . I , . , . , . , . . : . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . s ' 9 ' - : ' 9 i - 1 . , . , . , . , . , . , . ' , 5 - 1 s s J , l lo ROW I: S. Showalter, P. Harding, V. Martin, R. Bru- baker. S. Mccklcy, S. Moore, L. Spangler, V. Jenks, S Bixler, P. Wingcnroth. ROW' 2: G. Rcdcay, N. Martin G. Wcinholcl, S. Burkhart, L. Shank, S. Haldcman, I Mztrtin. C. Krzuncr, C. Adair, Miss Neidhardt. ROW 3: I. Fox, L. Cammauf, C. Klader, Il. Wentzel, R. Stricker. rt Club tx-I--Jn F fffs ur ursing Club Qs- ROW I: D. Haldeman, S. Harting. L. Forry, J. Hackman, S. Beamesderfer, K. Buckwalter, E. Martin, B. Miller, Mast, K. Good, S. Youndt. ROW 2: D. Getz, E. Hess, K. Sweigart, B. VVolf, B. Stoner, M. Wingcnroth, E. Wen- ger, L. Troupe, Weinhold, S. Davidson, M. Brand. ROW 3: Mrs. Kilkuskie, L. Gerhart, C. Kramer, G. Heinsey, B. Frey, N. Burkholder, R. Leister, B. Mohler, C. Forry, S. Lorah, P. Steely. 5. FNFTX fgg i g7? tt' l J ne . 31 A' S .J..s 2 . ROW I: R. Lauseh. Fausnacht, B. Fiehthorn, G. Rutt, R. Petery. G. Goekley, G. Harding. J. Lutz, W. Kauffman, J. Alt- house. P. Brubaker. Lindberg. HOU' 2: C, Carrington. Oehs, K. Boyer, B, Sweigurt. B. YN'enger. Stahlcy. A, Harding. M Clay. F. Redeay. D. Epler. D. Ilainlcy, J. Genseiner. ROW 3. VV. Gates. A. Brubaker, P. Hcilinger. G. Wlhitman, N. Kilhefner, A. Dcihlcr. S. Moore. L. Spangler. M. Wingenroth, P. Rcddig, G. Weinhold. L. Troupe, S. Hollinger. D. Hehnly, S. Goshert, G Chorus E, vi -rx Hirncisen. P. WVolf. D. Binkley. C. Forry. B. VVolf, C. Landis RUM' 4: C. Youndt. S. Ludwig. L. Wczxland. J. Nolt. S. Mcckey L. YV:-ik. J. Gchman. S. Boehringer. J. Getz. F. l'Vcidman, C Knerr. S. Rutt. D. YNY-idinan. S. Ross. S. Wiest. S. Bc-amesderfcr M. Brand. L. Eiscnbise. K. Leid. K. Bensing. ROW 5: M. Rosc- boro. D, Sheetz. M. Rcirh, L. Haberman. Ney. R. Moyer, J Showalter. Basliore. II. Cmflp. L. Gehman. Il. llenly. L. Shcnk F. Hamilton. J. Yocum, S. Williams. .5 I ..l.., aft if Sy x 4,-?.fI5igtt'R-W'MST5 .1 Puff. 1.2 'Sl al if fQp.u?yl' 4,1 52. A A ,J if xl'i'3lk 'fro S. W'icst accompanist ,,,....s,.Mw W'- -s.,.f if ' fr V mil.. ..wawr.:1vkmLL'a--ap. M . 'Q 7 9 I my-fl F ROW I.' J. Bowman, S. Boehringer, R. Matz, G. Hirneisen, R. Yerger L. Weidman. ROIV 2: J. Getz, B. Fritz, P. Showalter, S. Sweigart, D. Slote D. Buchter, G. Harding, YV. Kauffman, D. Hackman, L. Wolf, S. Rutt, P. Grebinger, S. Davidson, D. Binklcy, R. White. ROW 3: S. Beamesderfer, B Fritz, Moyer, K. Bensing. R. Lorah, J. Shader, R. Petery, Showalter, W. Gockley, B. Gelsinger, P. Miller, J. Ney, J. Showalter, D. Fritz, J Concert Band Dance Band ROW I: D. Binkley, B. White, G. Rutt, B. Sweigart, R. Hatt, S. Stewart, L. Weidner, P. Grebinger, J. Bowman, S. Sweigart, B. Fritz. ROW 2: L. Wolf, R. Heffner, E. Sweigart, D. Zerbe, C. Glass, J. Emsing, J. Althouse, J. Zimmerman, W. Gockley, J. Ney. ROW 3: F. Sweigart, G. Gerhart. 9 Emsing, Althouse, Zimmerman, S. Stewart, R. Hatt, G. Rutt, B. Sweigart. ROW 4: S. Harding, Lutz, L. Wingcnroth, S. Showalter, L Gehman. J. lNeinhold, B. Schlack, J. Reich, P. Shober, G. Gerhart, R Burkholder, C. Fasnacht, R. Lausch, F. Sweigart, S. McQuate, L. Keith H. Hornberger, K. Lied, C. Glass, E. Swcigart, G. Gockley, D. Zerbc, A Ludwig, R. Heffner. 8 -f .-1 X gf, 4- Y. E I' -fra 15. r rg, ,?:'Jfl ,A TA T: I 1 , ?f :?1Pq.:'- 1:44 f' ' 17 ,,-je,-'uv g if' as P - f5.?.f:' A g AA:lL11.,. , XX Q f :ff Sir'- 46' lf X . 'Z . x r 'SJ 'fix W L , . iq?-J 'gl S 1- N 'A L L'J ?if,x3 FF-4 'Y 'M r ii 5 V 2. 4 ' . lin f E .If T V U' A xx, ' 'C..,V.4 ti 5. 'XQQN X ww ' iv 1 ,.4. 1:1 ' 1' 1, Ji 5 A . . a 55, Ei f I lx x 4 m V. . f - 6 'wr K A 'Q Q e S -5 f '9m'f G: Mi . Q 2 - . g rg- nf ix , f gf 5 gk - 'm ' eff 4 ' V D . , liivii-A . 041441 .,i.......,..-1 ,5-1' n ,, , v ' --1 'P-, ' X16 ,J W is-as SCHOOL STAFF U-sw.. Mrs. Helen G. Knerr Miss Audrey L. Troutman '-' 'k'k 1-www--W-H .v , ,M AM'-4,w..,, ..,,.. -W h.,h. .. . ., 110 School Secretaries john Kcllvr MHinlEHlInC6 Engineer x f - Edwin I z1hnc'stoc'k llead janitor .M-Q Qgg5gg5l,g.L: f . X, A 1 8. L Janitors Elwood Adams Night janitor John Althouse Night janitor Ill U91 l'Q'W'FlW1 'vvfrv'-:Wm gswrw ggfpyva zf-f'131gggfJ'.'ZQ LP1 WSwi5'eeP92? N MfWi,TL: -Swv-wr H+ if A , ? JS A. mf Q '11 ,. Q .,., ..,. P Floretta Shupp, Robert Bachman, Phyllis Del Violet Showalter, Pauline Long. Cafeteria Help , M. f 1 , ,X , Q A Wiz: fe . 23 EBS Q -SEX , 2251 Q-. .I . f:.r:'ifif'-. i .l 2255121 .. .. ., . ..... . . 'I lifffuf ll -- f , Sg- ,KVQQ ' E5 W Q 73 Q 9 Y 55 M..- 1... M., A l 'S' f fi352E?F ,P linger, Mary Bowman, Anna. Bachman, tug, .. -gil Mgt. wiv.-iz!4LueNrz .5223 I-1-.p ilk 9... K v NM H Q V... k K , .. .. ' WIT -Nils ' W 1 2 It fa K Leon Brubaker, Earl Enck, Warren Bixler, Ralph Kurtz, Walter Henly, Alvin Steely, Mahlon Lied, William Coldren. 22:12 X fwf- 'NW li L-M Q' 5 fl Buses .1..,,.mllff13:-Ql3CFQ,5S 'l fi lvfmlf ,..v 4 ga H ..-'gl .l 113 Patrons Senior Class Junior Class Leroy K. Fox Rodney Sweigart Arlene Binkley '55 Showalter Girls Gerry '58 Dennis Faussnacht Bud Buohl Larry Robert Trostle Winton Tomlinson Gerry Gehman Pearl L. Gehman Anna Mae Yost James L. Quinn Mr. Barry Miller Earl Brubaker Mrs. Nora Gross Ruth Forry Thelma Tucker Sam Leisey Marie Deibler Lorraine Heffley '53 Louise Lesher Eugene F. Brubaker The Denver Dolls Mrs. Alice Fichthorn E. T. Line Luther Strickler Betty Shober A Friend Charles A. Wealand Aunt Edel Hawsie R. U. Fassnacht Elmer H. Yost Jerry Mohn Mamie Wolf Lloyd H .Wolf Roy Hertzog A. H. Mellinger Daniel Bennetch Mike Crouse Mr. Albrecht Mrs. Alex Kilkuskie Eileen Sweigart Lavern Lausch Philip G. Merkel Mrs. Alice Buck Ronnie Mrs. Mabel Garman Mr. Edwin Fahnestock Mr. Earl Heinaman A Patron Terry Buckwalter Maude Kachel Helen Kachel Lu Lu Kachel Louise Stafford Erika Neidhardt Mrs. Ann Keller Jackie Messner Pierce D. Sweigart Drenning Sweigart Mrs. C. P. Sailer Donald Winter Eleanor Ochs '55 Mardell Kilhefner The Melo-Teens Mr. Ralph Smith Jim Stayer Keehn March Mrs. W. R. Knerr Mrs. Alta Steffy Fred Bowman Ruth Keller Ada Mohler The Melsky's Mrs. Galen Getz 114 Mrs. Donald Showalter Mrs. Helen R. Good Mrs. Ada Walters Harry Wills Roy Eberly Mrs. Ruth G. Fry Mrs. Albert Sise Anna Keller Joyce E. Rentschler Bonnie and Jimmie Stauffer Charles and Nancy Messner Linda and Sandy Swiggie and Johnny Dawn and Clyde Cliff and Audrey Marlene and Larry Nevin and Pat Nancy and Barry Caroline and Kenny Sandra and Carole Kas and Vicki Joyce and Galen Pat and Ronnie Kay and Tommy Joe and Charles Dennis and Mahlon Sweigart Larry and Loran Gensemer Barby and Clair Rochelle and Kenny Priscilla and Allan Good Joyce and Larry Helen and Bobby Dianne and Judy '58 Nancy and Marvin Marjorie and Clyde Teresa and Jeffrey Steely Sandy and Chris George and Gibby Phil and Nolan Carolanne and Bob Heinsey's Store Reinholds Hotel ,, ..-L ,, L. W. am. ...,,n.,.,,,.r.r Uni, A . . W:- Blainsport Hotel Albert Bros, Bakery Schannauer Service Station Slater's Showalter's Coal and Fuel Oil Schannauer's Garage Long's Body Shop Sweigart's Groceteria Painting fby E. R. Hartranftl Capital Bakers QL. Henlyj Len's Amoco Garden Spot Garage Chester Cooper fFue1 Oill R. A. Reinhold QBuilding Contractorj Showalter's Poultry Farm Reinholds Lumber and Supply Ray the Florist Anderson's Drugstore Weaver's Pattern Works Weaver's Pattern Employees Hix's Cabinet Shop Franklin Stahley, Painter Denver Distributing Company Zerbe's Potato Chips Kulp's I. G. A. Lanco Food Store-Schoeneck Alfred Mohn, Concrete Contractor Forget-Me-Not Flower Shop Laura's Beauty Shoppe Kennedy's Service Station Gabe's Service Station Kern's Service Station Neidhardt's Photos A. H. Matz, Ford Farm Equipment C. Mohn, Carlson Monument Showalter and Wenrich Garage G. S. Withers and Sons, Marble and Granite The Lesher Store Stroup's Soda Fountain Long's Shoe Store Louie's Men's Shop Bergman's Shoe Repair Mellinger Funeral Home Schmook Jeweler Reddig's Store Oxie's Atlantic Service L. S. Fasnacht CGeneral Repairingj Phoebe's Beauty Shop Stevens Feeds Western Auto Store Mort's Market Basket Esslinger's Store Mr. and Mrs. Karl Bear Mr. and Mrs. Fred Plowfield and Family Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Stewart and Family Mrs. Grace Binkley and Family Mrs. Jean Fiscus and Ruth Ann Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Martin Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Bixler Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gockley Mr. and Mrs. Chester Witman Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Peters Adam Schlack Lester Hoifmaster Rampulla and Jackie Leon Brubaker Wentzel Ralph Dissinger Loyd Hess Theo. Rickenbach Harold Steffey Franklin Fahrenbach John R. Rickenbach Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Hulshizer Mr. and Mrs. Roy Furry Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Sweigart and Family Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Rev. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Cloyd Rhodes Paul A. Bucks Clarence Graham John R. Albright Vernon Boose Clifford Good Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Bender Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Glass 115 Mr. and Mrs K . Darius Haws and Family Mr. and Mrs. William Markel Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Keller and Family Mr. and Mrs. Joe Althouse Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kopp Mr. and Mrs. William Getz Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Moyer and Kerry Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bashore and Jerry Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sweigart Mr. and Mrs. Grant Harting and Family Mr. and Mrs. Martin Delinger Mr. and Mrs. Robert Buchman Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Gentzler Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kaminski and Son Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Hain Rev. and Mrs. Nevin Stamm Mr. and Mrs. Scott Sweigart Mr. and Mrs. Donald Weaver Mr. and Mrs. John Brendle and Family Mr. and Mrs. Milton Deming Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mowrey Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rudy . Mr. and Mrs. John A. Hollenbach Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Gensemer and Fam Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stauffer Mr. and Mrs. William Showalter and Son Mr. and Mrs. Evan Hertzog Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Shober Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Shober Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Summers Mr. and Mrs. William Hershey and Judy Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon C. Sweigart Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bearinger Mr. and Mrs. Leon Kopp Dr. and Mrs. Richard K. Chambers, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Mellinger Mr. and Mrs. Willis Heisey Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Sweigart Mr. and Mrs. John P. Bitler Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Messner Mr. and Mrs. Roy Shober Rev. and Mr S . Elias Bressler -1k-fY--+ -LMilidl- A - ily Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Martin Nissly M. G. Steffy William Noll Howard Noll and Family Mark Sweigart and Family Clarence Steely and Family Clarence Steely and Linda Howard Ream Robert Lorah David Tobias Clarence Rathman George A. Rutt . George Metzler I C. M. McCoy and Family Mr. and Mrs Davis Oberholtzer and Family Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr. Mr, Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. .Mr. Dr. Mr. Mr. . Victor Sweigart and Family and Mrs. Clarence Echternacht and Family and Mrs. George Peters and Mrs. Leon Garmon and Mrs. Ralph Kuffke and Mrs. Roy Eberly and Mrs. Russell Reider and Family and Mrs. William Hemming and Mrs. Leroy Lied and Mrs. Donald Stick and Mrs. Eugene Reddig and Mrs. Gusherd and Family and Mrs. Robert Flicker and Mrs. Harvey Gross and Mrs. Warren Kegerise and Mrs. Frank Bachl and Mrs. Charles Firestone and Mrs. Arthur Hertzog and Janet and Mrs. Richard Steffy and Mrs. William Crouse and Mrs. Hirneisen and Family and Mrs. Carl Wingenroth and Mrs. John Schlegel and Mrs. Earl Grant, Jr. and Family Kalbach and Family and Mrs. Harry D. Lied and Mrs. Ralph Kurtz ,LP---M-1-v-.-i -4... Y . 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Burkhart Mahlon Leid Paul Stafford Elmer Davidson William Fichthorn and Family Harold I. Fox and Family Warren Bixler Oran Boose Evans Sloat and Family Harold McQuate Elwood Boose and Family Robert Spence and Shirley Clarence Marderness and Gene Harry Lefever and Linda Curtis Henry Clyde Wingenroth Paul Lesher Charles Shealer Art Keller llli -- -f-'-W-....1L...-.l.w...f...J-4.....,..-.. ........ ...si . .L...., ..,. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hirneisen, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. James W. Sharp Mr. and Mrs. Norge Long Dr. and Mrs. R. R. Stayer Dr. and Mrs. Turner Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Shupp Mr. and Mrs. Clair Brooks and Family Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gehman Mr. and Mrs. Louis Roseboro Mr. and Mrs. James Weinhold Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Sweigart Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Shupp Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Hagy Mr. and Mrs. Arthur White Mr. and Mrs. Leroy G. Weinhold Mr. and Mrs. Alfred W. Haberman Mr. and Mrs. William Brubaker Mr. and Mrs. Earl Shimp Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bensing Mr. and Mrs. Ernest J. Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Galen Mohn and Family Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Adams Mr. and Mrs. Marlin Smith Mr. and Mrs. Charles Krick Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fritz Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wolf Mr. and Mrs. Richard Carvell Mr. and Mrs. Donald Garman Mr. and Mrs. G. Arthur Reddig Mr. and Mrs. Horace L. Reddig Mr. and Mrs. Howard Getz Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Youndt Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Youndt and Family Charles Youndt and Sons Minerva Stief and son, Donald Mr. and Mrs. Donald Youndt and Sons Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Youndt Mr. and Mrs. Rufus S. Longenecker Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Reinhold Mr. and Mrs. Epting's Food Market Robert Zaring - fwluiiliil- J , , .wqff,,1W15?rm 1 w w ' 1.5775 , . , ,. , f 3 5 4 -I - ,m c .av k i 1 . -lv ' as , ' 'H . - ,4-V V ,A S Q, T . , . :ff V -1- . V. , V , 1' ' 'RDA 4 : -'Q 5. j-5, 4 b ,L -r 7 ' Ky . : , - ' IZ 4 ,, I - ' .5 It-' ww ' if . 2- 4 Z ' 1:3 0 Q f H gfggg I' Qs, 5' -r' I ,, ' -1. . Q ., F A,A,.:.f-I. . ' .-'Pi f ,,,ggUJ-7 1 1 -- ,- ' ' fff-he: ,J-.418-'-f!3Y?55f. 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