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

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1959 volume:

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AX A I , .liwi .gd !!... mp .,.,,'xvVM uma i , ig: V C:- Xi ci? i - 57 CID Prmzcia y We, the class of 1959, have now attained the goal for which we have striven for many years. During the four years our class has been together we have gained many friends and memories that will forever remain in our hearts. One of our most unforgettable memories is our Junior-Senior Prom with the theme In a Spanish Garden . We have decided to extend this to La Fiesta for our yearbook theme. We hope that the guidance and knowledge that We have received during our school years will make us better citiiens in our community. ' JSP I Q. Q Q ee X Q XXGJ Dcdimtian We, the Class of 1959, are pleased to dedicate this edition of the Ko-Ka-Le-Ko to Mrs. Dorothy Lied who taught English and now teaches Latin. She is the advisor to the yearbook and enjoys doing church work. We dedicate this edition as an expression of our appreciation for the time and effort she has put forth to make the yearbook a success. 5:4 ,......- -.L Q Administraciah gf Prafcsorada I ...CEI A 1.1, t 10 i: l--- ,,,.'u .4.:. .if..- 'M' --Q-3 M- , H 4 E--- f -- i ' mga msgs!- 4 , , X A A 'IVQ XX 5.32-, 4-31+ - ..5....,.,,,,. , ,.,, X ,.,..... Alma Mater I, , -L P .I I I I ., I 5 1- 1- I: Q I I Za I I To thee, dear Al - Ma - ter, This Thoufh fc? - tugs years may find us' In ' ' I I -:. + II, J I I II I I I If I I II SI I I I I I II1I. D .I I I IIII, I :L III, II,I We 2 2 , as II II.I I-F JI -, A2 -- fII I IQ I I I I I I3 I , 3 - if .Ig assi- fi?-IE' :ish 41- -I- -I! 14 4- + +1 2 it Q I7 h I T I ?II I 'J I I I.. I I' I P I I I III' . I IIIWIII II IIII M' II ,f VIII I 'I , 5 , I -51: HW' f v Y W--7 f III I I in ff glad - ness a song that's filled with praise- Co - danfgh - tears UUII' thoughts to thie shall stray. Cc? - Wea.: if I If I + WI III pei I I7 I 19' ISI .5 5151 I I I , .,,I-II If ,I cal - 1 - eo, Ze re- mem - ber 17611 and ca2I - il - con we'11 re- me-91 - 'ber you an? Ig I ' ,, IQIII A Ig 5 QI I I IfIII9 III 'IIIQI7 IIIII IA ri1irI ,L I HH V A ,, I. ,,.,, ...H-N, ------ --Amy-Ml--'-:-:'----,-'- - -I I3 II T' I J f I I I I B' II- I I I I I I I . 'ff I-- sz-I-,zs,zf::zzI, sag: sz 3: . I I I , I it I I II-I f II I I I I III I III I IIII IIIIII IIIIII III II Haard of Dirccfars ROW 1-Warren Althouse, Dr. Raymond Stayer, Wilbur Glass, Harry Showalter. ROW Z-Charles Gockley, Kenneth Hopkins, Clyde Ebersole, Warren Leininger. We are proud of you, members of the class of '59, for the many ways in which you have brought honor to our school, academically and athletically, not only in winning championships but in showing good sportsmanship. Now we know you will bring honor to our school in your chosen careers whether they be in industry, in the armed service of our country or in higher ed- ucation. Your every success will be reflected here in your Alma Mater. We be- lieve you have been well equipped to meet the challenges of life. We are wrestling in this country with the greatest problems that ever confronted any nation - incligftrial problems, political problems, social problems and fundamental moral pro ems. It will now be your lot to move into this life, realizing that privilege means responsibility, using every gift you possess for the good of your country and the welfare of your fellowman. We are confident you will excel in this task, just as you have here in school. RAYMOND R. STAYER, D.D.S. Cocalico Union School Board Clzwugh Qurfy years of Service from 7979 -' On the eve of your retire- ment, Mr. Krick, We ac- knowledge your forty years of service in the education- al field - years during which many changes have taken place. We appreciate the part you have played in the development of the Co- calico Union School District, and We sincerely wish you happiness during your retire- ment. 1945 19 35 ft? 195 9 ' Supervising Priuczjnzl Za the cflass of 7959 We live in a complex and highly competitive civilization Where every boy and girl owes it to himself or herself and to their community and country to pre- pare themselves to the limit of their capabilities to meet the demands and to take advantage of the opportunities which the future holds. A high school diploma is the basic requirement for any- one who hopes for advancement in in- dustry, who anticipates entering the pro- fessions, or who is concerned with a fuller understanding of national and international affairs so that America can maintain its position of leadership in a world which is threatened by corn- munistic threats and ideologies. I congratulate you on your present accomplishments and trust that you have acquired both the will and the determination to continue your educa- tional pursuits beyond the high school level. John P. Krick. Administrative Assistants Mr. Donald F. Peters has charge of the general administration which includes attendance, schedules and curriculum, meetings of the faculty, guidance, and testing programs. He also teaches Spanish. He attended Franklin and Marshall College where he obtained his A. B. degree and Temple Uni- versity where he earned his M. of Ed. His teaching career began at the East Cocalico Township High School. Mr. Robert Reber has charge of the cafeteria ac- counting and state reports, civil defense, student handbooks, grading and report cards. He supervises the commercial department, and assists in schedule making, student registration and general administra- tion. He attended Elizabethtown College where he ob- tained his B. S. and Temple University where he earned his .M. of Ed. He also arranges the sports activities and teaches bookkeeping. Mr. Ralph Lutz has charge of all school activities in general which include discipline, texts and sup- plies, the buildings and grounds, patrol and monitors, and transportation for students. He also teaches mathematics. He attended Millersville State Teachers College where he obtained his B. S. degree. He has been teaching in this district since 1927. 10 L i G. Albrecht E. Becker T. Bright Social Studies Commercial Mathematics P. Bucks R. Care I. Drumm G. R. Drumm Science Physical Education English Vocational Agriculture D. Dwrso G. Fessler K. Flinchbaugh Industrial Arts English Social Studies 11 W. Gates P. Gensemer K. Gerstenlauer Music Mathematics Mathematics M. Graham B. Heckman R. Hill K. Hoover Home Economics Physical Education Industrial Arts Science 1- Kilkuskie D. Lied M. R. Marrzall Commercial Latin Social Studies German 12 B. Miller E. Neidhardt D. Peiffer Social Studies Art Education Science S. Rathje L. Reese D. Reinhart T. Roscher Librarian Guidance English Science I. Rupp H. Schaeffer M. Schneiderhan Driver Education Physical Education Music 13 W. Siegfried W. Sneath E. Stewart Commercial English Social Studies E- SITOM F. Sweigart I. Trout, III H. Weaver English Music Guidance Social Studies H- Wenfzel G. Weidman G. Wise MafhCmaTiCS Social Studies Home Economics 14 A! 9' .Estudiantes Mayorcs kg, A Aix X NNN J ' f, J. ,ff X X I ff YF' X XX ,fl Sk ff f x , X ' '55,-fr, I K 95355 if I , ff' ' K 7 ff, A, XI, ' !!l df, ffffz, ,hif ' . L Aff, XJ!! r,nAf,f if X 1-'ff' X! iff! X. If 7, f' X K, ' I X. Wi! ff X eff? 17 X X41 X I I., X ,cf X X I ff? 7 N 3, Lf l. f ' X fl , !,fX I Q! 5' ?fff' I f' If .- xcwx A P' gf 1 t f Q f V! f, gf X X' f 6 X X' x f M? ' OX' X' 'N Q X X X 611155 ffisfary The class of '59 had its beginning in the new high school building. Since the students had pre- viously attended several different schools, our freshman year brought many new and exciting experiences. Our sophomore year was a very profitable one. With the help of Mr. Hoffmaster, our class advisor, We made and sold thousands of quarts of soup throughout the school year. The checking of coats at basketball games also provided us with additional funds. The officers elected for the 1956- 1957 term were Thomas Shirk, president, Dale Fisher, vice-president, Barbara Hulshizer, secretary, and Roberta Mowrey, treasurer. During this unforgettable year, we chose our class colors. Our charcoal grey and white jackets were then ordered. This year provided for the first of our annual Christmas parties. The class had a most enjoyable time in the Denver Fire Hall. Another memorable activity was the fishing trip to Indian River, Delaware. The year 1957-1958 was another great year for the class of '59, The officers elected for our junior year were Terry Scheetz, president, Dale Fisher, vice-presidentg Janet Hatt, secretary, and Roberta Mowrey, treasurer. Mrs. Kilkuskie was our class advisor. On November 23 our class play was held. The Able Miss Cain proved to be a very successful performance. Once again, we had a Christmas party in the Denver Fire Hall. We also sponsored a dance on january 4 in the school gym. On May 9, the annual junior-senior prom was held in the high school gym. Everyone had a lovely evening In a Spanish Garden dancing to the music of the Tillman Fisher Orchestra. Follow- ing the prom, we attended Club Calico at the Ephrata Legion. Our big year came only too soon, for our class became closer as the years went by. Dale Fisher was chosen as president, Craig Kegerise as vice-president, Janet Hatt as secretary, and Roberta Mowrey as treasurer. Mr. Gensemer was our class advisor for our senior year. The white rose was chosen as our class flower along with the class motto, By Our Efforts We Hope To Rise . Selling refreshments at football and basketball games provided us with money for senior activities. We sponsored a dance on October 18, and on October 23, we had a Hallowe'en Party. Although the weather was cold, we had fun on our hayride held on November 29. The third annual Christmas party was held in the Denver Fire Hall on December 26. On January 31, we sponsored a dance with the theme of Winter Wonderland . The school dance band provided the music. March 7 and 8 proved to be very successful evenings for the class of '59 when The Atomic Blonde was presented in the school auditorium. The Memory Hop , our last dance, was held on April 4. Songs of the past along with the present provided our dancing entertainment. Our memorable trip to Washington, D. C. took place on Friday, March 20. Highlights of this pleasant trip were tours of the White House, Bureau of Printing and Engraving, F.B.I. Building, Art Museum, and the International Airport. On May 8, the seniors once again took a day to visit New York. We toured the United Nations Building, saw a show in Radio City Music Hall, cruised the Eastern and Hudson Rivers, and toured the Empire State Building. Sayonara proved to be a beautiful theme for the annual prom held in our honor on May 22. We lglanceill to the music of johnny Slote. Club Calico , held in the Ephrata V. F. W., concluded t e ig nig t. The speaker for the Baccalaureate Service held on May 24 was the Reverend C. Nevin Stamm, with the Reverend Elias Bressler and the Reverend W. E. Waybright assisting in the service. Com- mencement, our final high school goal, was held on May 29. The speaker for Commencement was Dr. Gilbert D. McKlveen of Lebanon Valley College. We, the class of 1959, have many pleasant high school memories. We will always remember our years together. CLASS MOTTO By Our Efforts We Hope To Rise. CLASS FLOWER White Rose 16 Leona Augsburger Proud 4-H Club member . . . enjoys getting ready for the Harrisburg Farm Show . . . can be seen with Janie . . . faithful chorus member . . . disliked by no one . . . likes to spend free evenings at the skating rink . . . cooking is among her favorite hobbies. Chorus 1, 2, 33 Girls' Chorus 33 F.B.L.A. 3. Sandra L. Binkley Energetic young miss . . . hails from Reinholds . . . has quite a collection of salt and pepper shakers . . . can always be seen with Liz . . . enjoys popular music . . . a speed demon in typing . . . ardent basketball fan . . . well-liked by all. Tri-Hi-Y lg Ko-Ka-Le-Ko 33 F.B.L.A. 3. Commercial Elizabeth Binkley Commercial Answers to the name of Liz . . . another Reinholds girl . . . dark hair and eyes . . . frequents roller skating rinks . . . thrives on steak sandwiches . . . most prized possession - her stuffed animals . . . Sandy's cousin . . . volleyball enthusiast . . . speed demon in typing class . . . very quiet at times. Tri-Hi-Y 13 Eagle 3g F.B.L.A. 3. Commercial ima It, Sandra E. Bixler Academic Sandy is friendly to everyone . . . abounds with vim and vigor . . . Ko-Ka-Le-Ko literary editor . . . enjoys football and hockey games . . . rapid conversationalist . . . has difficulties with trig . . . secretary of El Circulo Espanol . . . plans to study nursing at Reading Hospital. Band 1, 2, 3g Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 33 Ko-Ka-Le-Ko 33 El Circulo Espanol 3. 17 l Richard Scott Buclcwalter Scotty is wellfliked by all . . . calls Mill Creek Acres his home . . . has won quite a few ribbons in local horse shows . . . just loves English C? ? ?D . . . likes to keep things rolling . . . took charge of the refreshment stand at football games. Chorus 1, 23 F,F.A. 1, 2, 3g Ko-Ka-LefKo 33 Basketball 1, 2, 33 Track 2, 3. Sidney Buck General Dark-haired lad . . . favorite pastime is reading war stories . . . enjoys ice hockey games . . . has quite a collection of pocket editions . . . dislikes English classes . . . will never forget the Junior Play . . . enjoys history . . . doesn't say much . . . attends all class parties and dances. F.F.A. lg Ko-Ka-Le-Ko 35 junior Play. Vocational Agriculture Mary 116611 Crouse Commercial Shorty , as she is called, is the smallest girl in the class . . . pals around with Shirley and Erla . . . a golf enthusiast . . . can't stand stuck-up people . . . likes P.O.D .... at home on the dance floor . . . prized possession - pet cat . . . every one's friend. F.B.L.A. 3. Linda Jane Clay Commercial Girl with a camera . . . lots of fun . . . usually seen with Elaine . . . prizes her Ford very highly . . . can frequently be found at a roller skating rink . . . enjoys typing . . . says basket- ball is her favorite sport . . . disliked by no one. Band 2, 33 Chorus 2, 35 Girls' Chorus 33 Tri-Hi-Y 1g F.B.L.A. 35 Ko-Ka-l.e- Ko 3. 18 William Kenneth Crouse Academic Ben , as he is called, plays a hot game of golf . . . en- joys all sports . . . likes trig class best of all . . . prizes his golf clubs and trophies . . . thrives on steak . . . found with Sam and Eugene . . . has a great sense of humor. Golf 1, 2, 3. Daniel W. Derr lnctustrial Arts Comes to us from Tower City . . . enjoys telling fishy stories . . . won't be found indoors during hunting season . . . earns money at Ebersole's farm to keep his Chevy', running . . . a fishing and trapping enthusiast . . . plans to enter some branch of the service. Band 1, 2, 35 Chorus 1, 2, 35 Hi-Y lj junior Playg Basketball 1, Z5 Senior Play. Kenneth R. Dietrich Vocational Agriculture Friendly lad . . . quiet sense of humor . . . loves to eat - especially cheeseburgers . . . seen rambling around in a Pontiac . . . likes all sports . . . enjoys ice hockey and movies . . . pop- ular among his classmates . . . pals around with Hainley . . . golf enthusiast. F.F.A. 1, 2, 33 Ko-Ka-Le-Ko 3. Paul l... Eberly Industrial Arts Known as Smi1y . . . likes movies, fairs, and carnivals . . . math is his best-liked subject . . . dislikes stuck-up girls . . . won't be found indoors during hunting season . . . prizes his driver's license . . . ardent sports fan - Wouldn't miss an Eagle game. Hi.Y 1. ' i 19 Ronald E. Enck Industrial Arts Fun-loving chap . . . can be seen rambling around in a black Ford . . . wishes hunting season were longer . . . another one of Coach Weidman's boys . . . thrives on cheeseburgers . . . the shop is his favorite classroom . . . enjoys a good joke . . devoted track man. Chorus 1, 2, 35 Football 1, 2, 35 Basketball lg Track 2. Fred A. Fasnacht Academic Tall, dark and handsome . . . won't be found indoors dur- ing hunting season . . . carefree chap . . . varsity baseball player . . . pounds a crazy beat in the football band . . . life of the party . . . has a fine collection of miniature horses. Band 1, 2, 35 El Circulo Espanol 33 Baseball 1, 2, 39 Football 15 Basketball 2: Senior Play. Edward Fausnacht Industrial Arts Tall, good-looking lad . . . a real outdoorsman . . . fosters a slight dislike for studying . . . enjoys bowling . . . can usually be found in Reamstown . . . football fan . . . lends his voice to the chorus . . . plans to join the Navy and see the world . Chorus 1, 2, 35 Football 1, 2, 3g Track 2. Dale lVl. Fisher Academic Leads the class of '59 . . . contributes quite a tone to C.U.'s band . . . co-captain of those champs . . . has many memories of New York . . . proud owner of pink pants . . . Gerhart's shadow . . . favorite subject is physics . . . future naval academy student. Band 1, 2, 3g Dance Band 1, 2, 35 County Band 39 Hi-Y Z5 Student Council 25 El Circulo Espanol 33 Football 1, 2, 33 Baseball 1, 2, 3. 20 Eugene Fromm Industrial Arts Friendly and sincere . . . quiet sense of humor . . . enjoys all sports . . . usually seen in his '50 Chevy with Loran and Elmer . . . Chuck to his friends . . . lives at Reinholds . . . plays a trumpet in C.U.'s band . . . liked by everyone. Band 1, 2, 3g Baseball Z. Loran Ray Gensemer Industrial Arts Tall, dark-haired chap . . . top-notch English student . . . speeds around in his blue Olds . . . toots a hot trumpetn . . . pals around with Gock and Charlie . . . favorite activities are bowling and movies . . . basketball fan . . . well-liked by all. Band 1, 2, 35 Hi-Y 1. Dennis L. Gerhart General A hard-hitting tackle . . . can be seen everywhere in his '48 Ford coupe . . . Fisher's side-kick . . . neat dresser . . . plays a hot trumpet in the dance band and marching band . . . hunt- ing enthusiast . . . likes home ec. class best of all. Band 1, 2, 33 Dance Band 1, 2, 33 Chorus 13 Hi-Y 2, 33 Football 1, 2, 35 Track 2, 3. Mary E. Glass General Can often be heard laughing . . . enjoys a good joke . . . puts in time at Boehringer's . . . contributes her ability with a clarinet to C.U.'s band . . . friendly to all . . . usually seen with Mary and Brenda . . . despises empty gas tanks. Band 1, 2, 35 Senior Play. l 21 Allan C. Good Vocational Agriculture Known for his speed on the football field . . . quiet sense of humor . . . has a collection of old coins . . . was given honor- able mention on the All-America football team . . . popular among his classmates . . . a slugger on the baseball diamond . . . enjoys all sports. F.F.A. 1, 2, 35 Football 2, 3j Baseball 1, 2, 3g Basketball 3. James tl. Hagy Tall, lanky baseball player . . . likes to shoot bunnies and pheasants . . . nicknamed Curly . . . a friendly guy whose hobby is building airplanes . . usuall seen with Richard and ' V Eddie . . . likes to carry that pigskin. Chorus lj Football 1, 2, 35 Baseball 2, 35 F.B.L.A. 3. Elmer H. Gockley Industrial Arts Tall, friendly Reinholds lad . . . plays a mean clarinet in school band . . . frowns upon old maids . . . his hobbies in- clude antique tractors . . . everyone's friend . . . enjoys seeing a good movie . . . usually seen with Gensie and Charlie. Band 1, 2, 33 Chorus 1, 2, 3. Commercial Elaine Good Goodie', to her friends . . . chatterbox . . . slaves at New- berry's . . . can usually be seen with Linda . . . enjoys roller skating and dancing . . . official class giggler . . . basketball fan . . . her favorite class is business . . . willing to attempt any- thing. Chorus 1, 2, 33 Girls' Chorus 35 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 25 F.B.L.A. 3. Commerciat 22 Sandra J. Hagy Top-notch student . . . spends after-school hours at Mes- sick Chevrolet . . . usually seen with janet . people . . . enjoys bowling . . . can be heard ordering lobster tail . . . prized possession is her driver's license . . . hails from Schoeneck. Tri-Hi-Y 15 Eagle 33 Ko-Ka-Le-Ko 35 Senior Play. Joy L. Harding Flaming red hair . . . a talkative miss fancy figures on ice . . . favorite class - trig . . . likes to vacation at Crystal Beach . . . could live on chocolate cake . . . drives a Ford convertible . . . friendly to everyone . . to her name. Band 1, 2, 35 County Band 25 Chorus 1, 35 Tri-Hi-Y 1. Commercial . . dislikes conceited Edwin Hainley Vocational Agriculture Eddy to his friends . . . happy-go-lucky . . . has a hearty appetite . . . thrives on steak sandwiches . . . favorite pastime - loafing . . . enjoys movies and ice hockey . . . dislikes girls who smoke . . . constant companion of Dietrich . . . would rather not be in English class. F.F.A. 1, 2, 3. Academic . . . enjoys cutting . plans to add R.N. Shirley A. Harding Commercial A Reinholds lass . . . seldom seen without a smile . . . likes to vacation at Pennsylvania's Grand Canyon . . . enjoys dancing . . . thrives on seafood . . . can usually be seen with Mary Jean . . . hobbies include cooking, bowling, and miniature golf. Ko-Ka-Le-Ko 3. 23 Barbara Harlin ger Commercial Barb to her friends . . . typing editor of the Eagle . . . a rosy-cheeked blonde who is quiet but pleasant . . . enjoys watch- ing football games . . . frequently seen at roller skating parties . . . spends her spare time sketching or watching T. V. Tri-Hi-Y 1, 25 Eagle 3. Janet Hatt Commercial Tall, attractive brunette who is popular among her class- mates . . . class secretary . . . elected good citizen of the senior class . . . feels at home on the dance floor-. . . head majorette of C.U.'s band . . . sparkling personality . . . peppy cheerleader . . . one of the Kabin Kids . Band 1, Z, 35 Drum Majorette 2, 33 Chorus 1, 2, 33 Girls' Chorus 35 Tri-Hi-Y 13 Ko-Ka-Le-Ko 1, 33 Student Council 1, 23 Junior Playg Senior Playg Cheer- leader 1, Z, 33 Class Secretary 2, 3g F.B.I..A. 35 Track 2, 3. Gretchen .lo Hoover Academic Photography editor of the Eagle . . . chatterbox . . . drives a '51 Olds . . . constant companion of Brenda and Linda . . . likes to keep things rolling . . . enjoys horseback riding, swim- ming, and ice skating . . . friendly to all . . . future Penn Stater. Band 1, 2, 33 Chorus 1, 2, 3g Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 33 F.T.A. 3g Eagle 33 Senior Play. Mary Jane Hoover -Commercial Quiet lass . . . pleasing personality . . . dislikes Monday mornings . . . considers subs the most . . . usually seen with Leona . . . her hobbies are reading and sewing . . . always willing to lend a hand . . . enjoys ice skating and roller skating . . . favorite subject is bookkeeping. Chorus 2, 33 Girls' Chorus 33 Junior Playg F.B.I..A. 3. 24 Barbara J. Hulshizer Academic Peppy, energetic lass . . . co-editor of the Eagle . . . has a knack for fence-jumping . . . fun-loving . . . president of the Tri- Hi-Y . . . thrives on steamed crabs . . . favorite period - gym class . . . enjoys all sports, especially baseball . . . plans a career in nursing. ' Band 1, 2, 33 Chorus 1, 2, 33 Girls' Chorus 33 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 33 Ko-Ka-Le-Ko 33 Eagle 1, 2, 33 junior Playg Senior Play. Cindye D. Hyman Commercial An attractive cheerleader who abounds with vim and vigor . . . usually seen with the Kabin Kids . . . great joker . . . owns an enviable wardrobe . . . spends her spare time drawing or eat' ing pizza . . . has the gift of gab . . . art editor of the Eagle. Chorus 1, 33 Girls' Chorus 33 Tri-Hi-Y lg Eagle 33 Ko-Ka-Le-Ko 33 Cheerleader 33 F.B.L.A. 3. Willard lsenberg' Industrial Arts Slender fellow . . . usually seen at the 222 Drive-In . . . liked by everyone . . . will never forget the senior Hallowe'en party . . . willing to attempt anything . . . prized possession is his car . . . enjoys bowling and hunting . . . spends his spare time studying C? ? D. Clara L. Kametz Commercial Bubbling personality . . . always smiling . . . represented Cocalico in District Band with her licorice stick . . . dancing enthusiast . . . Mr. Albrecht's No. 1 fan . . . tears around in her own little green Ford . . . usually seen with fellow Reamstown classmates . . . a future secretary. Band 1, 2, 33 District Band 33 County Band 1, 2, 3g Chorus 1, 2, 3g Tri-Hi-Y 13 junior Play3 Eagle 33 F.B.L.A. 33 District Chorus 33 Senior Play. 25 Robin Craig' Kegerise Answers to the name of Knobby . . . liked by everyone . . . usually seen working in a downtown grocery store . . . co- editor of the newspaper . . . the other half of Colleen . . . en- joys drawing cartoon characters . . . aftop-notch student . . . definitely college material. Chorus 2, 35 Eagle 1, 2, 3g Ko-Ka-Le-Ko 3, Student Council 1, 3g Senior Play. Erla lVl. Kauffman Commercial Reinholds lass . . . shy on the surface . . . nice personality . . . roller skating, dancing, and painting are among her many hobbies . . . a typing whiz . . . couldn't live without apple pie . . . enjoys popular music . . . dislikes stuck-up people . . pals around with Barb, Sandy, and Liz. Tri-Hi-Y lg Eagle 33 F.B.L.A. 3. Academic Ruth Colleen Kegerise Commercial Drew lVl. Kilhefner Industrial Arts Killy is wellfliked by all . . . won't be found indoors dur- ing hunting season . . . football fan . . . frowns upon slow drivers . . . enjoys bowling and drive-in movies . . . puts in time at Newberry's . , . loads of fun. Quiet but well-liked . . . the other half of Craig . . . can usually be seen strutting across the football field at the head of the band . . . friendly to everyone . . . always has a smile on her face . . . possesses quite a collection of stuffed animals . . . usually seen with the Kabin Kids . Band 1, Z, 35 Chorus 1, 2, 33 Cvirls' Chorus 33 Tri-Hi-Y lg junior Play, F.B,L.A. 3. 26 Mary A. Kring Academic Brainy with countless abilities . . . a very talkative miss who dislikes hot rods . . . friendly to all . . . enjoys reading a good book . . . president of the F.T.A .... an avid football fan . . . loves her stuffed animals . . . a future secretary. Chorus 1, 2, 3g Girls' Chorus 33 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 33 Student Council 35 Ko-Ka- Le-Ko 35 El Circulo Espafiol 35 junior Playg Senior Play. Brenda J. Lesher Academic Very quiet at times . . . blushes easily . . . only female trombonist in C.U.'s band . . . regular attendant at football games . . . neat appearance . . . her prized possession is her boxer pup . . . likes Spanish best of all . . . hopes to be an elementary teacher. Band 1, Z, 3g Chorus 1, 2, 35 Trifl-ii-Y 1, 2, 35 F.T.A. 2, 33 El Circulo Espanol 3. Patricia Ann Lied Commercial Patsy . . . short 'n sweet . . . reserved in manner . . . lends her voice to mixed chorus . . . neat appearance . . . her prized possession is a mirror , . . golfing enthusiast . . . peaches and cream complexion . . . can usually be seen with fellow Reamstown classmates . . . a fun-loving gal , Chorus 1, 2, 3, Marvin E. Lorah Academic Catcher for the Eagles' baseball team . . . usually seen wandering about the halls . . . has his share of study periods . . . friendly fellow . . . known to all as 1-lumph . . . enjoys going to movies . . . plays a trombone in C.U.'s band. Band 1, 2, 35 Dance Band 35 Hi-Y 1, Z3 Baseball 1, 2, 33 Basketball 1, 2. Richard P. Lorah Vocational Agriculture Top-notch Ag. student . . . F.F.A. treasurer . . . quiet but friendly . . . enjoys hunting . . . has a craving for veal cutlets . . . spends spare time with the Sweigart twins . . . can be seen driving a green Pontiac . . . values his glasses very highly. F,F.A. 1, 2, 3. Robbin Markel Commercial Fun-loving gal . . . president of the F.B.L.A .... flashes a lovely smile . . . toots a licorice stick in C.U.'s band . . . willing to work at all class functions . . . can always tell a good joke . . . regular attendant at football and basketball games . . . has an eye-catching Wardrobe. Band 1, 2, 35 County Band 35 Chorus 15 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 35 Ko-Ka-Le-Ko 35 Eagle 35 Student Council 35 F.B.L.A. 3. Estella F. lVlartzall Commercial Neat appearance . . . abounds with vim and vigor . . . capable business manager of both the Eagle and Ko-Ka-Le-Ko . . . possesses her own car . . . regular attendant at football and basketball games . . . liked by all . . . will make a very able secretary. Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 35 Ko-Ka-Le-Ko 2, 35 Eagle 2, 35 F.B,L.A. 3. l l Janet Mast Commercial I .Reamstown gal . . . small in stature . . . Fabian fan . . . dislikes Bermudas with leotards . . . companion of Sandy . . . enjoys swimming, bowling, and skating . . . spends her spare time at the beach . . . always smiling . . . willing to lend a hand . . . loves to drive. Tri-Hi-Y 1. 28 Tom Mawhinney Academic Comes to us from Philadelphia . . . likes to keep things rolling . . . a dashing Romeo . . . neat wardrobe . . . spends most of his spare time annoying Miss Strohl . . . pals around with Fred . . . his prized possession is Peggy fa puppyl . . . base- ball fan. Baseball 3. Robert Meckley Track 2, 33 Football 2. Academic Known as Sam . . . always chewing gum . . . belongs to the Denver Hot Rod Club . . . Mr. Care's star runner . . . very talkative . . . enjoys miniature golf and swimming . . . can be seen putting in time at Zinn's . . . a happy man at 3 o'clock. Roberta - lVloWrey Commercial Small blonde who blushes easily . . . one of the energetic six . . . Berta to her friends . . . flashes a lovely smile . . . prized possession is her diary . . . enjoys knocking down the ten pins . . . can be seen with the Kabin Kids . Band 1, 2, 35 Chorus 1, 2, 33 Girls' Chorus 33 Class Treasurer 1, 2, 35 Eagle 33 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3. Richard Allan Moyer Blue-eyed lad . . . jolly jokster Restaurant . . . Danny's partner in considers spaghetti his favorite food tempers . . . enjoys drive-in movies Rehoboth Beach . . . lots of fun. 29 os. Indus trial Arts . . . usually seen at Moyer's crime . . . likes math . . . . . . dislikes girls with bad prefers his vacations at William Pentz Commercial Fun-loving lad . . . likes to keep things rolling . . . partial to saxophones . . . asset to the dance band . . . filing is con- sidered his best-liked subject . . . can usually be found in Ephrata . . . thrives on apple pie . . . enjoys vacationing in Florida . . . favorite sport - football . . . helpful to all. Band 1, 2, 33 Dance Band 1, 2, 3. S. lsabel Rathman Commercial Isie is seldom seen without a smile . . . lends her voice to chorus . . . zealous football fan . . . her hobbies are ice skating, dancing, and swimming . . . usually seen with joy . . . prefers her vacation at Rehoboth Beach . . . thrives on cheeseburgers and french fries. Band 3g Chorus 1, 2, 35 Girls' Chorus 33 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 33 Ko-Ka-Le-Ko 3. Ruth Ann Reich Commercial Quiet lass . . . easy to get along with . . . prefers spending her spare time sewing or painting . . . favorite class is typing . . . always smiling . . . president of the Library Club . '. . en- joys eating 14 hot dogs and french fries. ' Library Club 1, 2, 3. Paul R. Riffle Academic Manager of the basketball team . . . can be heard making funny and unusual remarks . . . an Eagle Scout . . . attended the National Jamboree at Valley Forge . . . spends his spare time at the Adamstown Y.M.C.A .... one of those track boys . . . takes pride in his scouting souvenirs. gfhgsrus 1, 2, 35 Hi-Y 1, 2, 35 Junior Playg Football 1, Z, 33 Basketball 33 Track 30 Terry R. Scheetz Vocational Agriculture President of the Student Council . . . personality plus . . . cofcaptain of those champs . . . center on County All Star foot- ball team . . . I-li-Y president . . . his favorite activity is play- ing and following all the sports . . . liked by all . . . ardent work- er in school activities. Hi-Y 1, 2, 33 F.F.A. 1, 2, 33 Eagle 2, 33 Student Council 1, 2, 33 Football 1, 2, 33 Basketball 13 Track 2, 3. Linda F. Schlegel Commercial Outstanding gal . . . dark hair and eyes . . . Ko-Ka-Le-Ko editor . . . can be heard rooting for Cocalico's teams . . . al- ways well-groomed . . . sews a fine seam . . . has the gift of gab . . . a reporter for the Eagle . . . will enter the teaching pro- fession. Band Z, 33 Girls' Chorus 33 TrifHi-Y 1, Zz F.T.A. 33 Ko-Ka-Le-Ko 1, Z, 33 Eagle 1, 2, 33 F.B.L.A. 33 j.C.L. 1, Z. Terry 1... Schlegel Academic Squirrely . . . hails from Adamstown . . . can usually be seen at the Y.M.C.A .... willing to try anything once . . . his prized possession is his stamp collection . . . Ein deutscher Student . . . has a great sense of humor . . . enjoys playing miniature golf . . . everyone's friend. Chorus 1, Z, 33 Hi-Y 1, 2, 33 junior Playj Senior Play3 Football 2, 33 Track 2. Dennis R. Schnader Academic C.U.'s Harry james . . . represented C.U. at State Band . . . good history student . . . possesses curls . . . calls the Cloister Motel his home . . . very active in all band activities . . . enjoys telling corny jokes . . . plans to study music at Lebanon Valley College. Band 1, 2, 3g District Band 1, 23 County Band 1, 2, 33 State Band 23 Dance Band 1, 2, 3s Chorus 33 Hi-Y 2, 33 Basketball 1. 31 Vernon T. Shenk Vocational Agriculture Friendly lad . . . always willing to lend a hand . . . his favorite sport is football . . . has a fine collection of stones . . . enjoys ice skating . . . is good at welding . . . can be seen with Richard . . . proud owner of a new car . . . lends his voice to mixed chorus. Chorus 1, 2, 35 Hi-Y 1, 2, 35 F.F.A. 1, 2, 35 Football 25 Basketball 1, 2. Linwood D. Schweitzer Industrial Arts Calls Adamstown home . . . one of Mr. Care's best track- men . . . spends spare time at the Adamstown garage . . . known by his '51 two-tone Ford . . . neat dancer . . . can be seen with Gerhart or Killie . . . considers sleeping a favorite pastime. Track 2, 3. Barbara Shupp Hard-working, well-liked lass from Denver . . . reserved in manner . . . lends her voice to chorus . . . usually seen hurry- ing from class to class . . . enjoys popular music . . . very tidy . . . hobbies include swimming and dancing . . . future medical secretary. Chorus 2, 35 Girls' Chorus 35 Tri-Hi-Y 1. B. Thomas Shirk Academic Tom has a knack for telling jokes . . . one of Mr. Lutz's prize students . . . friend of everyone . . . happy-go-lucky . . . plays trombone this prized possessionj in the Dance Band . . . a hunting enthusiast . . . represented Cocalico in District Band . . . enjoys English C? 7 U. Band 1, 2, 35 Dance Band 1, 2, 35 District Band 2, 35 County Band 2, 35 Chorus 1, 35 Hi-Y 2, 35 Student Council 35 Senior Play. Commercial 32 C Joseph Sigg Academic The Atomic Blonde . . . everybody's friend . . . drives a '49 Chevy . . . green eyes . . . excellent German student . . . loves to ski . . . will always remember his trips to Europe . . . Guiseppi . . . member of the track team .4 . . year book sports editor. ' Chorus 1, 2, 35 Hi-Y 2, 33 Ko-Ka-Le-Ko 35 Senior Playg Football 1, 3g Basketball 1, 2, 33 Track 2, 3. Dianne Stoltz Academic Rather quiet, but friendly . . . rates the saying, Good things come in small packages . . . favorite activity is relaxing . . . Spanish whiz . . . justly proud of her driver's license . . . enjoys baseball . . . hobbies include collecting records and cooking . . . likes barbecued steaks . . . a future Florence Nightingale. El Circulo Espanol 3. Mary .lane Stricker Commercial Friendly lass . . . long red tresses . . . avid baseball fan . . . prizes Penny, her pet dog . . . has a word for everyone . . . crazy about pork chops . . . horseback riding is a favorite pastime . . . dislikes German . . . enjoys working with flowers. Linda Stump Acaciemic Comes to us from Conrad Weiser . . . friendly lass . . . al- ways laughing . . . hobbies include cooking and baby-sitting . . . characterized by her long hair . . . favorite sport - basketball . . . pals around with Dianne . . . waded through physics . . . enjoys dancing. 33 Dennis W. Svveigart Academic Has a quiet sense of humor . . . Spanish whiz . . . whirls 'em on the dance floor . . . musically minded - plays the piano and flute . . . enjoys swimming and skating . . . mixed chorus accompanist . . . plans to study at Lebanon Valley College. Band 1, 2, 3g Dance Band 2, 33 County Band 33 Chorus 1, Z, 33 County Chorus 23 Hi-Y 1, 23 Ko-Ka-Le-Ko 33 Eagle Z, 33 El Circulo Espaiiol 3. Edward Sweigart Commercial Opposite of Richard . . . black '49 Plymouth is among his possessions . . . has a fine collection of coins . . . T. V. fan . . . friendly to everyone . . . can be seen with Doug or Jim . . . enjoys hunting . . . thrives on ham . . . among Mr. Reber's sec- ond year bookkeepers. ' Hi-Y 1g F.B.L.A. 3. Richard J . Svveigart Commercial Eddie's twin . . . among Mr. Reber's bookkeepers . . . No. 1 rival is wild game . . . handywith a typewriter . . . usually seen with Richard Lorah . . . thrives on Boston cream pie . . . prized possession is his gun . . . plans to attend McCann's School of Business. Hi-Y 13 F.B.L.A. 3. ,. wi TE Brenda A. Taylor Commercial Q Peppy captain of the cheerleaders . . . lucky girl - possesses naturally curly hair . . . can really cut a rug . . . thrives on spaghetti . . . enjoys swimming and horseback riding . . . lends Reg voice to mixed chorus . . . usually seen with the Kabin 1 s . Band 2, 33 Chorus 1, 2, 3g Girls' Chorus 33 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3g Student Coun- cil 23 Junior Playg Senior Playg Track 2, 3. 34 Barb ara Weidman Commercial Hails from Schoeneck . . . likes to dance, roller skate, and swim . . . a good student . . . lends her typing ability to the Eagle and Ko-Ka-Le-Ko . . . lists pot-pie as her favorite food . . . likable girl . . . constant companion of Sandy and Linda. Tri-Hi-Y 15 Ko-Ka-Le-Ko 35 Eagle 35 F.B.L.A. 3. Roy L. Weik Academic Dark, curly hair . . . one of the big eleven gridmen . . . can be seen rambling around in a Ford convertible . . . his hobby is working on cars . . . favorite class - trig . . . doesn't like those men in grey Fords . . . a prospective college student. Chorus 1, 2, 35 District Chorus 35 County Chorus 2, 35 Student Council 35 Football 1, 2, 3. Sandra L. Wingenroth Commercial Answers to Wingy . . . hails from Reamstown . . . can be heard saying Big deal quite frequently . . . among Mr. Sieg- fried's top typists . . . enjoys playing miniature golf, roller skat- ing, and dancing . . . a faithful football fan . . . full of fun. Band 1, 25 Tri-Hi-Y 15 Ko-Ka-Le-Ko 35 junior Playg F.B.L.A. 3. William Wingenroth Vocational Agriculture Bill . . . blond crew cut . . . prefers study halls to classes . . . travels with Shirk and Sigg . . . great outdoorsman . . . pre- fers his vacations at a hunting cabin in the mountains . . . en- joys tinkering with his little green Ford. Football 1, 2, 35 Track 25 Hi-Y 1, 2, 35 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3. 35 Larry Wolf Friendly chap . . . a sports enthusiast . . . football and basketball player . . . young man with a horn . . . Terry's pal . . . best-liked subject - English . . . hobbies include bowling and miniature golf . . . prizes his driver's license . . . future is a big question. Band 1, 2, 3g Chorus 1, 2, 35 Hi-Y 1, 2, 35 Football 1, 2, 33 Baseball lg Basket- ball 1, 2, 3. Douglas Zaring Doug . . . likes to keep things rolling . . . pet peeve - U ' U ' ' Q s No Smoking s1gns . . . an avid baseball fan . . . enjoys eating hamburgers . . . friendly to everyone . . . favorite class is home economics . . . a happy man at 3 o'clock. Barbara J. Witman Academic Quiet but cute . . . an energetic cheerleader . . . proud owner of a horse . . . develops her own pictures . . . can be seen with the Kabin Kids or riding Dutchess . . . enjoys boating and water skiing . . at Reading. . neat appearance . . . plans to study nursing Cheerleader 1, 2, 3. Academic Linda l. Yocom Commercial Yokie . . . full of fun . . . another of those Women drivers . . . enjoys popular music . . . possesses a hearty laugh . . . an ardent rooter for the football team . . . her hobby is driving around . . . neat appearance . . . plays the flute well. Band 1, 2, 33 County Orchestra Z3 Chorus 1, 2, 35 Tri-Hi-Y lg Eagle 13 Ko-Ka- Le-Ko 33 F.B.l..A. 3. Commercial 36 Ronald Zerloe Academic Zorro to his friends . . . noted for his chicken scratch . . . won a safe driving award . . . attended the Philmont Scout Ranch in New Mexico . . . great joker . . . always willing to lend a hand . . , runs for the track team . . . likes to swim, ice skate and play ping-pong. Chorus 1, 2, 33 Hi-Y 1, 2, 33 Eagle 1, 2, 35 El Circulo Espanol 35 Football 13 Track 2, 3. Fred Zuercher Academic Happy-go-lucky . . . Miss Strohl's prize English student C? I ?J . . . very talkative . . . plays a good game of ping-pong . . . drives a red hot Chevy . . . swift swimmer . . . can usually be seen with Mo . . . possesses a crafa-azy laugh . . . friendly to everyone . . . future undecided. Band 1, 25 Eagle 1, 23 Senior Play. Scuiar Elass 0fWcers 1. Hart, Secretary, D. Fisher, President: C. Kegerise, Vice President, R. Mowrey, Treasurer. 37 MOST ATHLETIC MOST MUSICAL Allan Good and Dennis Sweigart and Barbara Hulshizer Clara Kametz MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED BEST DRESSED Craig Kegerise and Cindye Hyman and Mary Kring Dennis Gerhart 38 BEST ALL AROUND Terry Scheetz and Jane: Hart QUIETEST Mary jane Stricker and Eugene Fromm Basis FUNNIEST Mary Glass and Ronald Zerbe TALLEST BOY SHORTEST GIRL james Hagy and Mary Iean Crouse U15 Senior 611155 Play SEATED B Taylor S Hagy D Derr F Fasnacht, C. Kametz. STANDING-J. Hatt, M. Kring T Shirk C Kegerise T Schlegel I Sigg M Glass, F, Zuercher, B. Hulshizer, G. Hoover. THE ATOMIC BLONDE Bob Nickerson ................................ Fred Fasnacht Oriole Byrd .......................................... Mary Glass Katinka Katzenpheiffer .......... Barbara Hulshizer Skid Werling .................. .....,...... D aniel Derr Parsimonius Jackson ...... ........ F red Zuercher Doogie Deane ............. .......... J oseph Sigg Sylvester Butterfish ........ ......... Mrs. Philo Pratt Miss Wilella Wylie ....... ......... Finchley St. John .......................... Gurney Maddox ............................ Thomas Shirk Mary Kring Clara Kametz Craig Kegerise Terry Schlegel Mrs. Adeliade Burkeleigh-Banks- Gretchen Hoover Doreen BurkeleighfBanks .................... janet Hart Betty Hartford .....r............. ........... S andra Hagy Brenda Taylor Ghost ................ ......... M ary Kring Sandra Bixler, promptressg Walter Siegfried, direcrorg Estella Martzall, promptress. 511155 Will We, the Senior Class of 1959, from Cocalico Union High School, being of clear mind and sound bodies, wish to bequeath all our high school possessions to the Class of 1960. Robbin Markel, will my short hair to Donna Weidman. Marvin Lorah, will my free evenings to Barbara Fritz. Cindye Hyman, will my ability to get into trouble to Joan Enck. Linda Clay, will my car to Fonda Weidman. Fred Fasnacht, will my skins to Glenn Gerhart. Richard Sweigart, will my flat-top to William Sotter. Joy Harding, will my blue eyes to Jean Getz. Robert Meckley, will my ability to run the mile to Robert Burkholder. Mary Kring, will my talkativeness to Jean Riffle. Erla Kauffman, will my fingernails to Kathryn Moyer. Dale Fisher, will my co-captainship to Gene Marderness. Sandra Binkley, will my glasses to Esther Matz. Gretchen Hoover, will my flute solos to Lottie Weidner. Roy Weik, will my '34 Ford coupe to Donald Rathman. Vernon Shenk, will my seat on the bus to Betty Wenger. Drew Kilhefner, will all my books to Dennis Weist. Saiidra Bixler, will my love for classical music to Sandra Lift. Linda Schlegel, will my editorship to the '59-'60 editor. Loran Gensemer, will my muffler to Leon Shupp. Isabel Rathman, will my typing skill to Carole Lied. Elmer Gockley, will my spinners to Glenn Kulp. Dennis Sweigart, will my piano to Mahlon Sweigart. Shirley Harding, will my blushing to Kathryn Boyer. Dennis Gerhart, will my tackle position to Richard Hatt. Brenda Lesher, will my trombone to Curtis Glass. Mary Jane Stricker, will my quietness to Rose Boose. Janet Mast, will my sneakers to Linda Redcay. William Crouse, will my golf balls to Robert Moyer. Linda Stump, will my long hair to Sylvia Sweigart. Ruth Ann Reich, will my steady boy friend to Mary Reich. Linwood Schweitzer, will my bashfulness to Charles Fisher. Edwin Hainley, will my spelling abilityito Richard Adair. Mary Jean Crouse, will my shortness to Christine Knerr. Allan Good, will my speed to Fred Hainley. Fred Zuercher, will my quietness to Willard Sokol. Linda Yocom, will my Chevy to Sandra Willetts. Sidney Buck, will my war books to Gerald Rutt. Ronald Enck, will my free time to Lynda McKinney. Craig Kegerise, will my weight and stature to Richard Fisher. Clara Kametz, will my clarinet to Jean Getz. Daniel Derr, will my brains to Haskell Royer. Barbara Harlinger, will my honor roll pins to Sterling Fasnacht. Thomas Shirk, will my chicken ranch to anyone who likes chickens. Paul Riffle, will my seat on the football bench to Wil- liam Sorter. Barbara Witman, will my horse to Glenn Hertzler. Edward Fausnacht, will Bonneville to William Miller. Dianne Stoltz, will my dark brown hair to Linda Mc- Quate. Joseph Sigg, will my ability in German to Terry Ressler. Elaine Good, will my laughter to Alverta Sheaffer. Elizabeth Binkley, will my tallness to Anne Burkhart. Thomas Mawhinney, will my good marks in science to Barry Brooks. Mary Glass, will my shoes to anyone who likes canoeing. Ronald Zerbe, will my ability to confuse Mr. Bucks to Donald Bates. Sandra Hagy, will my waistline to Darlene Hagy. Colleen Kegerise, will my peroxide hair to Joan Binner. Larry Wolf, will my participation in sports to John Bowman. Douglas Zaring, will my long, greasy hair to Robert Eisenbise. Barbara Hulshizer, will my editorship to Jean Longenecker. Terry Schlegel, will my ability to pest to James Showalter. Roberta Mowrey, will my cheering ability to Lucille Haberman. Mary Jean Hoover, will my wavy hair to Brenda Sweigart. Dennis Schnader, will my cornet to James Emsing. Barbara Weidman, will my brown eyes to Martha Buohl. William Wingenroth, will my seat on the little blue bench to Paul Showalter. Eugene Fromrn, will my space books to Donald Fritz. Sandra Wingenroth, will my giggles to Jerilyn Ochs. Paul Eberly, will my love for English to Forrest Wealand. Willard lsenberg, will my Studebaker to Jeffrey Ney. Patsy Lied, will my shortness to Arlene Kauffman. James Hagy, will my tallness to James Sensenig. Estella Martzall, will my smashed-up car to Jean Stahley. Edward Sweigart, will my typing ability to Charles Klader. Richard Buckwalter, will my track speed to William Gerhart. Kenneth Dietrich, will my wavy hair to Donald Netzley. Barbara Shupp, will my shortness to Joyce Nolt. Richard Lorah, will my pigs to Gerald Rutt. Terry Scheetz, will my headaches as president of the Student Council to James Emsing. Leona Augsburger, will my sheep to Joan Binner. William Pentz, will my saxaphone to John Bowman. Brenda Taylor, will my naturally curly hair to Linda Sharp. Jarlift Hatt, will the use of the family car to Richard att. 'E Witnessed by the Ko-Ka-Le-Ko Staff, as the legal declaration of the Class of 1959. Signed and sealed in the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred and fifty-nine. Zfplllax X xX jj I N Lf 2 + 4 M- A, ' 2f-,Q-.-fwfff' V , ,I ' . f A f Q 5sfudizz14fcs Jlflcrzvres X M WX X - ' A Q pf, uf 7 I-,,.-if K AA-2 i - if , Q gf, -fi - H I M cl , 7 7 5-V xk - Q C: f ' 5 f 7 - f V , lv- . , , --n-1 '-' . .,-.i-u-- r v President H. Royer asggiQffM2fggaggsg,ezrf15eQv3eg59fLs.35egffg,erg,gfiSe:QQ?E -. .1 . . . . x 95531 191 5 - 2525 1 ,ww f33?imriW- errevlerreer , ffaggglmg--.fe K.. 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Fritz , my 'tim' . -,. Li SAM? ,wwf I.. '7 1 if.. E Q., f ,fa k A 1 -5 L 45 D. Fritz G. Gerhart W. K. Good Gerhart I. Getz C. Glass S. Grant L. Haberman D. Harding R. Hatt D. Hagy F. Hainley G. Hertzler C. Klader L. Kopp A. Kauffman M. Keller G. Kulp C. Lied J. Longenecker G. Marderness E. Martzall E. Matz L. McKinney L. McQuate W. Miller T. Mowrey D. Moyer K. Moyer R. Moyer D. Netzley G. Ney H. Noll M. Nolt G. Ochs I. Pannebecker D. Rathman L. Redcay M. Reich T. Ressler I. Riffle D. Rupp G. Rurr R. Rutt S. Rurr I. Sensenig L. Sharp I. Showalter P. Showalter P. Showalter L. Shupp S. Snader W. Sokol S. Spangler I. Stahley D. Steffy B. Sweigart M. Sweigart S. Sweigart F. Wealand M. Weber D. Weidman F. Weidman G. Weidman L. Weidner D. Weist S. Willerrs P. Wingenroth L. Yarnell J. Zimmerman - 1 l i i ' L V Presenting Wraudad Goes Wild 4 . ki .L. V, l . STANDING: S. Rutt, I. Longenecker, I. Enck, F. Weidman, L. Haberman, C. Glass, W. Miller, C. Knerr, W. Sokol, D. Moyer. SEATED: J. Bowman, R. Moyer. 47 l,-i Sayvmzm -gigs' P r . . , at Q . Qvwf ew r,ifs..,- . - r. M2121-K. ' Wifi rrxigjifm,3iirS ...- K 6 iw rr , g . a k gi is an r f . le, .Q FW rx W 145 M, if 6 :W ' K EJ r, ' Q , A v , :ST ' f K W J :Q ii . k X yy ' ...EXW ' , President M. Sweigart .L qxgaf . W . wry,-7. fp 41555. 74 1 .. may K Ma.. . . i'i.,egf1rifVi-- ' Vice President I. Yocom C Adarr L Afflerbach I Althouse Saphamarcs 4-Q., C Youndt Treasurer G. Nies S Artau J Basehore S Beamesderfer I Bedger M. Bixler A. Bohn D. Borry A. Brubaker P. Brubaker Buchter K. Buckwalter C. Buohl S. Burkhart S. Burkhart E. Burkholder I.. Cammauf J. Carpenter S. Clouser A. Deibler 50 Secretary R. Dietrich C. Dunigan C. Dunkelberger L. Eisenbise Q u.. V S. Eshleman W T. Evans It R. Fichthorn . . M. Fisher R. Fittery L. Forty ? 2 I. Fox B. Fritz I. Fritz B. Frey K. Gebhart B. Gelsinger J. Gensemer R. Gensemer B. Gerhart L. Getz W. Gockley P. Grebinger L. Gring I. Hackman L. Hahn f'-' xg-155.. K D. Hehnly 5 V it D. Hainley Q S. Haldeman P. Harding K. Harlinger K. Hassler R. Heffner Heilinger G. Heinsey G. Henly but P. Hollenbach R. Hollinger R. Hoover H. Homberger E. Hulshizer L. Keffer G. Keith L. Keith N. Kilhefner E. Kosmela C. Kramer C. Kramer S. Kulp R. Latshaw R. Lausch R. Leister K. Leid N. Leid M. Lied A. Ludwig G. Martin R. Martzall W. Marsh I. Mast T. McKinney S. Meckley B. Miller P. Miller S. Moore B. Oberholtzer L. Pierce S. Ross G. Reddig P. Reddig L. Rupp fm., ... . Q? Iii . M.. ft vw Q L. Schnader L. Shenk B. Schlack D. Shober I. Showalter A. Snader in P. Snyder ,JLG .2 L. Spangler ' N' P. Steely ii ggi L. Stephan f A 'E S. Stewart -4 R. Stricker My S. Studenroth K' 5 15 1 ' Vyki J. Stump - B. Sweigart Hz ' 'A , - J 'lett E. Sweigart 25:11 . 2' tt .. E. Sweigart G. Sweigart I. Sweigart S J- Sweigarr L. Sweigart M. Walters P. Weidman L. Weik I. Weinhold S. Weist B. Wenger S. Williams E. Wingenroth T. Wingenroth L. Wolf M. Wolfskill . .-. f B. Young ' N. Zaring A y L. Zimmerman .. I . 4- 5 5 5 Q. 5 Q A zg 3' 1 571 52 V ai , . .ive - , an aff. ww-ve a .J 2' . 'SQ 4 inflz Grade 'HW -NS' 54 B. Adair L. Adair S. Ansel D. Binkley S. Bixler R. Blatt 1. Bollinger P. Boyer M. Brand I. Brendel R. Brubaker R. Brubaker F. Buohl C. Burd C. Carrington M. Clay C. Crouse S. Davidson R. Evans C. Fasnacht L. Fasnacht M. Fassnacht N. Fausnacht I. Fetzer L. Fetter R. Fichthorn C. Forry D. Frankhouser G. Fry I. Fry E. Garman L. Gehman L. Gerhart D. Getz R. Getz G. Gockley S. Goshert H. Groff S. Groff D. Haldeman I. Haldeman A. Harding G. Harding M. Harding S. Harting I. Hauck D. Hehnly D. Hehnly P. Hehnly P. Heilinger B. High S. Hollinger G. Hirneisen I. Hirneisen K. Horning S. Hutchinson D. Johnston N. Imhoff C. Isenberg W. Kauffman P. Keiper I. Kosmela I. Kilhefner R. Kline C. Landis R. Lorah I. Martin S. Lorah J. Lutz I. Martin V. Martin D. Martzall R. Matz i -.hLk his as v a T .M e 4 95' 3 L 4'i ' - eff' ' .nf l 'S' fggggikf 9' A i ' '-,'?' S. McQuate N. Messner B. Mohler C. Moyer S. Nissly V. Pannebecker R. Petery A. Pfautz P. Plowfield F. Redcay I. Reich I. Reich M. Roseboro G. Rutr L. Rurt D. Schannauer D. Scheetz P. Shober I. Showalter S. Showalter R. Slabach D. Sloat J. Snader L. Stoltz B. Stoner L. Stuber B. Sweigart K. Sweigart R. Sweigart L. Troupe L. Wealand A. Weidman C. Weik E. Wenger R. White V. Whitman L. Wingenroth M. Wingenroth B. Wolf M. Wolf D. Woods R. Yerger S. Yinger D. Yost S. Youndt S. Zeiset A. Ziemer M. Zimmerman ffzyhlh Grade B. Bates 57 B. Adams D. Anderson G. Anderson S. Bachman I. Beamesderfer P. Beamesderfer P. Bennetch R. Bingeman B. Bixler S. Boose I. Brand M. Brubaker L. Buck B. Burkhart G. Burkholder C. Christen C. Clay C. Cortright S. Crouse D. Davidson D. Deemer R. Dietrich S. Drexel E. Eberly I. Eberly L. Eberly L. Eberly W. Ebling N. Eshleman T. Evans G. Fasnacht T. Fasnacht C. Fichthorn S. Fisher E. Fittery D. Fritz G. Forma W. Frankford R. Gamber D. Garner L. Gehman S. Glass D. Garrett D. Gehman D. Good N. Goshert L. Good M. Good J. Grebinger L. Gring D. Hackman L. Cvroff L. Groff D. Hainly S. Hainly M. Hammer M. Hagy B. Haller R. Harding D. Harting C. Henly C. Hassler M. Haws T. Henly L. Hertzog G. Hopkins R. Hilton H. Hoover L. Huber L. Hurst L. Hurst M. Ingram dv r l L. 1 if l I 1 w '-n 1 5239711 '- 1.713 5 I. . H if .. K- N , for E 21 w ivfgs. s .SS X M. Iohnson D. Kauffman L. Keifer B. Kieffer R. Kline D. Koch W V . D. Kochel A , ' Q E. Kosmela R H 4 , ' R 1 . ii? -- R. Lausch K' 54, .gk u V 3 R., -' .3 D . auf., , 1 W. Lesher S ,k.- f . E . f Q. - E. Long no f 8 M L K I G. Longenecker if-..d'81'f!,iL,Ajw 'V wanna..- . , .,..-- 7 ' .,,, g - I H -: .. iziv N A' In Lorah . Q . + . , D D, Ludwig 1 .l . .... -PQI 1 ,M 1' .. -, E. Martin ..,h . I , Q f N' Martin D'D'z M. N. Martin . P. ' W . ' - N. Martin . AV,, A R. Martzall .i', W .V ggi ::: .. u L. McNally nin. K. Messnef 2. .qui ..,- LrK-VL 'ifigkf . M, Miller ., Ayyk In Moore H 2 is il K in 3 M. Mowery E. Moyer E. Moyer J. Moyer P. Moyer I. Musser -- M. Musser C. Nagle K. Neidhardt ' ' N' I. Newkirk R. Oberholtzer F. Overholtzer ,Y M. Oxenreider A. Pannebecker P. Parsons L. Ramsey K. Rathman V. Reber J. Reider R. Reider O. Riddle M. Root M. Rudy I. Sauder 59 1' 5351 1 V .. - wa-.e if .qw K K - . ,,,, ,L :!.i., n M 'L f 'Sf 2 at NS 5 1 E ...E g S x ...,. . n . . , , . K ,, - K I kk 3 K' fa- kV.h:.: t :,, 4.5 1-fi? ::. 1 :-: ,zzz 1 -L V . -if L l ...R K Xl' gigg .. -- . - i .. ': -L., D, ':'-: . Wg 'I 3 ::- X' at K Hsu? S I . X 'if .. W - ' Q' .,. gf I .,:. I 'Q T ' . I If Jr 'm Ali H N ,M 2. . , - A,. .. K ,. 2' 'f,,Q'ff'Xfi Q? L L. . , .. : . L .,b: . .I - S M K , A S e. . . ...... 1 gr' .Q , f ., ,,.. .., W LLV U s kV.- tg. .4-L. Q , S , rn hx x --,-' E .. ..,. D... t I I A M 2 N ' L' . F 1 i S S ttv 2 R ' DR M Sn g.. ' Y S tt. , R ' P Lm ,..: I ,.::: K rllb Q I D N gl in gililffi I ,Q A S f 1 5 1' f E f S , lm A I .r 1 .,.. :,- f A-if 'PSE' Lit 5 I We , 1 2 - tt L 1 e J , f:1?:f1f:.1'5i.' , ylfv A 7-.-we 60 R. Schaeffer G. Schlegel P. Schlegel A. Sensenig C. Sensenig H. Sensenig M. Sensenig R. Shenk G. Shober P. Shober R. Shober N. Shupp K. Sloat D. Smith I. Sokol K. Spade J. Spangler F. Stauffer G. Steely N. Steffy P. Steffy L. Steffy F. Stewart D. Stief B. Stirk D. Stoltz D. Sweigart S. Sweigart E. Wanner M. Wanner I. Weaver L. Weaver V. Weaver F. Weidman M. Weinhold L. Weitzel D. Wenrich M. Wenrich I. Wenzel S. Winters S. Wise M. Wolf L. Yost K. Youndt K. Youndt S. Ziemer C. Zimmerman V. Zook Seventh Grade 61 house Althouse J. Ansel T. G. P. l. A. H. Ansel D. Bear I. Becker 'L Binkley L. Binkley Bowman S. Bowman D. Brensinger W. Brubaker S. Buchter Burd I.. Burkenheiser P. Carrington K. Christen F. Dinger Doutrich B. Earhart C. Eberly N. Eberly D. Ebersole Echternacht R. Eggers R. Eggers D. Ernst S. Eshleman Farlow D. Fasnacht E. Fasnacht R. Fasnacht S. Fasnacht Fausnacht C. Fetter J. Firestone P. Fisher K. Firrerling T. Flickingeri Foltz W. Fox R. Frankford E. Frederick R. Frees I. Fritz Fritz T. Fritz D. Fromm L. Fry L. Garman G.Gehman Gehman G. Gehr W. Gensemer F. Gerhart E. Getz R. Good Goshert C. Gouse N. Greblunas D. Gring L. Groff W. Hackman Hainley N. Hainley W. Haldeman R. Harting P. Hassler G. Hauck Haynes M. Heft D. Heinaman 1 I. Hertzog L. Hartzog 9 1. Hess Hirneisen Q L. Hoover P. Hornberger 1 S. Hornberger G. Hulshizer I. Hunsicker M., Ivy ,wi Mr-D nf 'Qian 'Ut 2- I .,f . .V ., .-E. 7. - Q .Rf 5 -am' L W... -I X at X 55' - f, Q L V x ' i ,S ,.. i 9+ A 'D ' . 1 f ,aw f, in 1' ,.' E. Hurst E. Hurst I. Hurst 1. Hurst P. Hyman D. Johnson L. Keith S. Kilhefner J. Kitch F. Kosmela L. Kutz L. Kutz G. Landis C. Leed D. Leed I. Leisey B. Lesher D. Lesher P. Lied E. Martin K. Martin S. Martin P. Marvel S. Matz D. Meckley R. Meckley N. Miller W. Miller B. Mohler L. Mohler J. Mohn W. Mowrey B. Moyer F. Moyer B. Musser G. Ney J. Nolt J. Parsons G. Pehlman D. Rabold R. Rabold S. Randler E. Ream E. Redcay D. Reddig M. Reich C. Rettew N. Riffle P. Riffle P. Ross D. Royer D. Royer M. J. Rutt R. Rutt I. Schmuck L. Schmuck E. Sensenig P. Sensenig S. Shimp P. Shirk 1. Shupp W. Shupp D. Smith E. Spoo C. Steffy W. Steffy D. Stoltz S. Stoner C. Strohl R. Stuber D. Stump D. Sweigart D. Sweigart E. Sweigart A I. Sweigart I. Sweigart N. Sweigart J. Unruh I. Wanner G. Weber R. Weidman E. Wenger D. Wenrich L. Wenrich R. Wentzel P. White B. Wingenroth B. Wingenroth 1. Winter J.Wolfski1l C. Youndt A. Young C. Zeiset I. Zeiset J. Zeiset D. Zimmerman Sfuucianarios de la Escuela .- e iff!! , M af 5'-ffl? E ' W mm :f,,,,,M ,, , , , ,,,,,.,,fl3 f I-- ww f y ..... Ga 4, 5 ' .,- ' N W ,, Cf ff 'S' G- ax 'pf W .I if N' l p Q 'n ' .nm SECRETARIES Audrey Troutman, Helen Knerr. NURSE Merla Hulshizer, treating Paula Shirk CAFETERIA STAFF: M. Bowman, T. Getz, R. Bachman, F. Shupp, P. Long, R. Boyer, P. Dellinger, V. Showalter. MAINTENANCE STAFF: E. Adams, E. Fahnestock, I. Althouse, 1. Keller. BUS DRIVERS: A. Steely, R. Usner, R. Noll, E. Enck, R. Kurtz, L. Brubaker, W. Henly, C Gerhart, R. Oberholtzer, L. Hauck. Q T ' X f K S S E Deportes ,M A , J ' X L J n Xxx Q .lx N C U s fine co-captains, Terry Scheetz and Dale Fisher, deserve much praise for keeping the ROW 1: M. Fausnacht, P. Shober, P. Grebinger, K. Bensing, M. Sweigart, B. Gelsinger, D. Shober, J. Sweigart, T. Evans, 1. Schweitzer, R. Weidman. ROW 2: L. Yost, K. Hoover, Assistant Coachg J. Hagy, W. Wingenroth, D. Gerhart, A. Good, T. Scheetz, D. Fisher, P. Riffle, R. Weik, T. Schlegel, L. Wolf, G. Weidman, Head Coach, B. Miller, Equipment Manager. ROW 3: G. Al- brecht, Assistant Coach, S. Fasnacht, G. Marderness, J. Emsing, G. Gerhart, E. Fausnacht, R. Enck, F. Hainley, W. Sotter, C. Glass, J. Sensenig, R. Care, Assistant Coach. ROW 4: D. Borry, R. Eisenbise, W. Gerhart, W. Miller, J. Showalter, R. Burkholder, P. Showalter, D. Rathman, R. Hatt. Zrafball boys up for the games. Much credit for our championship football team goes to our fine coach ing staff which consists of Mr. Weidman, Mr. Care, Mr. Albrecht and Mr Hoover. 70 Cofcaptains Dale Fisher and Terry Scheetz receiving the Ephrata Review Trophy after the Cocalico Ephrata game. C. U.'S VICTORIES Cocalico Opponent 45 Hempfield 0 31 Wanvick 0 25 Manheim Twp. O 21 Allentown Catholic 0 26 Manheim Central 0 34 Elizabethtown 13 27 Solanco 0 47 Ephrata 0 48 Governor Mifflin 13 55 Donegal 6 Eagle's regulars. Coqalico scores again. H Flying Al Good on his way to a touch- 71 down against Ephrata. Our ,flccamplislzmcufs You can get hurt playing football. Eagles pounce on Mustangs. Good scores against Warwick. Eagles ready for action include Toes 73 11 Fasnacht. Coach: Mr. Roscher. P. Riffle, R. Buckwalter, J. Sigg, F. Hainley, C. Glass, M. Sweigart, R. Fisher, G. Marderness, A. Good, I. Emsing, T. Evans, J. Althouse. Varsity Easkefball Cocalico Opponent 48 South Lebanon 49 40 East Lebanon 38 59 South Lebanon 72 48 Pequea Valley 45 41 Elizabethtown 55 42 Garden Spot 51 42 Alumni 60 43 Warwick ' 63 43 Solanco 45 33 Conestoga Valley 54 44 Ephrata 50 35 Lampeter - Strasburg 58 44 Garden Spot 40 54 Warwick 74 41 Pequea Valley 44 49 Solanco 55 54 Conestoga Valley 44 54 Ephrata 69 33 Elizabethtown 57 39 Lampeter - Strasburg 63 Won - 4 Lost - 16 74 Co-Captains: G. Marderness, I. Emaing 25 E E 3. SH SEQ Q14 .kg A Q . O K. Bensing, M. Bixler, G. Gerhart, P. Showalter, L. Getz, D. Wiest, R. Heffner, L. Wolf, I. Schweitzer. tfunioriffqh Haskcfball If Basketball ROW 1: L. Kutz, B. Brubaker, D. Wenrich, G. Gockley, S. McQuate, E. Moyer, I. Lutz, R. Meckley. ROW 2: G. Schlegel, P. Ross, D. Sweigart, R. Harding. ROW 3: R. Althouse, C. Neidhardt, R. Petery, P. Shober, G. Harding, R. Slabach, K. Youndt, I. New- kirk, J. Beamesderfer, R. Deitrich, W. Gensemer, Mr. Weaver. ROW 1: F. Plowfield, R. Rutt, W. Crouse, C. Adair, R. Moyer, Mr. Stewart. ROW 2: l. Fox, P. Shober, I. Althouse, j. Ney. 500 William Crouse i 77 Cocalico's Ben Hogan 1959 RECORD Cocalico Opponent 8 Reading Catholic 7 15 Lebanon 0 ZV2 Reading 12V2 8 Lancaster 7 6 Hershey 9 0 Wilson 15 4V2 Manheim Twp. IOV2 11V2 Lebanon 3 V2 8 Lancaster Catholic 7 3 Reading 12 6 Lancaster 9 2 Hershey 13 6 Lancaster Catholic 9 4 Wilson 11 4V2 Manheim Twp. 1OV2 89 136 ROW 1: I. Sensenig, D. Shober, G. Sweigart, E. Burkholder, D. Rathman, W. Heilinger, D. Gerhart, R. Hatt, T. Wingenroth. ROW 2: R. Meckley, P. Miller, I. Sigg, R. Zerbe, P. Riffle, R. Martzall, C. Dunkelberger, G. Kulp, L. Schweitzer. ROW 3: K. Gebhart, B. Gelsinger, L. Pierce, P. Showalter, W. Miller, W. Gerhart, W. Sotter, D. Borry, R. Hoover, T. Scheetz. ROW 4: R. Buckwalter, P. Cvrebinger, T. Schlegel, I. Showalter, G. Gerhart, F. Hainley, E. Fausf nacht, Mr. Care, Coach. Crack Cram R. Care, Coach. 78 Crack Ceam II1 ,ftcfzan 79 ROW 1: I. Hagy, E. Fromm, T. Mawhinney, A. Good, F Fasnacht D F h ROW 2 I. Reich, C. Glass, C. Fisher, G. Marderness, I. Emsing, S. Fasn ht C W k ROW 3 R Boyer J. Schweitzer, M. Sweigart, D. Weist, R. Fisher, F. Wealand, Mr Schaeffer TEAM RECORD Cocalico League Opponent 7 Ephrata 7 6 Warwick 2 8 Ephrata 3 13 Manheim Twp. 0 8 Penn Manor 4 3 Ephrata 0 4 Penn Manor 8 12 Warwick 10 6 Manheim Twp. 0 Non-League 8 Twin Valley 1 Z Garden Spot 4 4 Solanco 11 5 Governor Mifflin 1 6 Twin Valley 7 4 Solanco 1 11 Conestoga Valley 4 13 Garden Spot 4 2 Wyornissing 3 3 Reading 7 9 Wyomissing 13 0 Reading 6 Baseball Eouuty Ehampions H. Schaeffer Coach 80 IUNIOR VARSITY Joan Binner, Lorna Weik, Linda Sweigart, Joanne Gen- semer, janet Yocom, Sandra Rutt, Sharon Weist. IUNIOR HIGH Sheryl Henly, Linda Troupe, Gin- ny Witman, Donna Scheetz, Jer- ry Hopkins, Madeline Weinhold. Ehecrlmdcrs VARSITY Cindye Hyman, Christine Knerr, Janet Hart, Brenda Taylor, Ro- berta Mowrey, Barbara Witman. Actividadcs fl' mms 1,111 s ,fd ,XC ? fff B 1 , f , i ,v 77' x' . A A M XX ll ...':Qjj' lf.'g '-.,,,..Z X 'li N f J N ' ,f,. 5'ff 3 X ! gm K , X if Q Q3 V :M S25 -K 'Cf . W 1 K Q Ni at .. 9 .. ' 9' V 51 A f Vk-V i - ffm g 5 . V .. as 5 2 f , , ...V ... - . ffl ,X - 4- M i U., f nm , Mug . ,gffwuum-mmm V V ue-r.Qw,MmyV WM , ., .WW Mm mzmmqh . 'MMHQQWW N Ham is xV Ji W 1 9' f' - ,LLA,, A V VV pf WZ, 1 ,,, -, V? Sf y 'K K 5 n x V .g.MgVf K 1. 2' Q K K Q 'khr ' if ' :L ry! 'X . J 11 .. 1'51-K1fMg. ': . 'kfwr' ., 3, 3 5-lx V V NV V ,Ma A , - V , V 7 f , A 'ff' V V K VV-VVV s 'sk f ' UV V VXA .Vx , 3 V YV VV . j 3 -1' , 4 ' . M' r f 52,48 ' FV . if 7 . - - gg mV I W , .Q V ' . . T 'I xt 'ik ff' X, fx,-4'. - -, f -H f lv Q . - W Q. i . if L 0 . Q f ' f 1' - '- 'K m , M5 Q K. .. x 1 f X , .. If RW VW, K XV 'A vi X.. '- 1' ffv . 1:1 A 'Z ., ' '. ' .Q M , v VVS Sui 4 , , iw ' - V, A 4 ,ff ,X ,B EW V tiff? Q is 9 ,.,.... ' .K ' ' , ... Q'- V , 1 VV ,....,..v- 'wN nw 1 in A 35- ..1 X L I A . V ff,,, V V M VV, F wi V K V5 A l ' V 7 it M' 5 M3 , 1 My saW M f ' -' Q gk 4' nw ig in , V5 1 ,W ,mf , f , '54 an ' Q 5 , 9, 1 ., ar M, K 3' gg: ,. MW Wg gi EPS 'EH ff q V ' ' m S 3 ' V, ,U 'f' x ,yyx A KL 4. if i Lg S A , N S Y1 v 2 V E 5 'Sw ROW 1: S. Boehringer, B. Fritz, C. Kametz, D. Sweigart, G. Hoover, L. Yocom, L. Weid- ner. ROW 2: E. Fromm, L. Gensemer, W. Gockley, I. Showalter, B. Gelsinger, I. Ney, J. Sho- walter. ROW 3: L. Wolf, K. Lied, J. Althouse, D. Schnader, P. Miller, J. Zimmerman, D. Buchter, B. Young. ROW 4: R. Burkholder, R. Lausch, L. Kieth. BAND OFFICERS T. Shirk, Presidentg D. Schnader, Vice Presidentg C. Kametz, Secretary- Treasurer. ROW 1: B. Lesher, M. Kring, J. Ochs, L. Shenk, I. Yocom, C. Youndt, E. Good, G. Hoover, S. Clouser, R. Mowrey, J. Hart, I. Rathman. ROW 2: J. Harding, L. Yocom, L. Eisen- bise, C. Knerr, B. Sweigart, F. Weidman, D. Weidman, P. Hollenbach, S. Beamesderfer, I. Binner, J. Getz, S. Stewart, C. Kametz, B. Hulshizer. ROW 3: C. Kegerise, R. Lausch, D. Shober, R. Moyer, P. Snyder, E. Martzall, H. Hornberger. ROW 4: R. Heffner, D. Schnader, T. Schlegel, P. Brubaker, C. Kramer, R. Hoover, M. Hoover, L. Augsburger, B. Shupp. Senivr Kharus ROW 1: L. McQuate, B. Wenger, L. Weik, B. Schlack, J. Gensemer, P. Lied, A. Wingen- roth, S. Williams, A. Deibler, L. Spangler, A. Brubaker. ROW 2: L. Clay, S. Rutt, S. Boehringer, C. Kegerise, G. Nies, L. Haberman, I. Nolt, G. Henly, S. Ross. ROW 3: R. Weik, V. Shenk, R. Zerbe, R. Hart, J. Sweigart, A. Ludwig, D. Derr, E. Gockley, L. Wolf. ROW 4: E. Fasnacht, K. Leid, S. Weist, S. Meckley, B. Taylor, C. Hyman, T. Shirk, D. Sweigart, L. Schnader. The Senior Chorus under the direction of Mr. William Gates has sung on various occasions throughout the school year. They sang at the Easter and Christmas assemblies and at Mr. William Gates, The Night of Music. Director 89 ROW 1: L. Clay, J. Longenecker, E. Good, B. Hulshizer, T. McKinney, E. Wingenroth, L McQuate, P. Lied, I. Rathman, L. Spangler, B. Shupp, N. Kilhefner, S. Williams, P. Reddig ROW Z: A. Wenger, M. Wolfskill, R. Mowrey, S. Ross, L. Weik, K. Buckwalter, I. Burkhart, S Eshelman, S. Clouser, M. Kring, B. Schlack, C. Kegerise, L. Sweigart, A. Deibler. ROW 3: I Hart, C. Knerr, L. Shenk, P. Hollenbach, D. Weidman, D. Rupp, B. Sweigart, B. Taylor, C. Hy- man, L. Kopp, L. Haberman, J. Nolt, S. Wiest, B. Wenger. ROW 4: I. Yocom, R. Leister, I Binner, J. Ochs, L. Eisenbise, A. Brubaker, F. Weidman, K. Haflinger, M. Hoover, M. Keller, S Meckley, G. Henly, L. Schlegel, L. Augsburger, C. Youndt. Girls ' Hlfarus Mr. Gates, Director. 90 6, 4 . E W1 I Dance Hand M. Schneiderhan, Director. ROW 1: R. White, G. Schlegel, R. Hart, J. Bowman, D. Sweigart. ROW 2: I. Emsing, D. Schnader, D. Fisher, Mr. Schneiderhan, G. Gerhart, R. Heffner, M. Lorah, C. Glass, T. Shirk. 91 The Junior High Band meets under the direction of Mr. Floyd Sweigart. They meet twice a week in the music room. This year the band played at a junior high assembly ' program and at The Night of Music. junior HMI Band iuniar fllylf Elmrus ROW 1: M. Keller, R. Markel, 1. Ochs, J. Enck, A. Burkhart, G. Hoover, I. Stahley, B Hulshizer, M. Kring, B. Sweigart, S. Rutt, I. Getz, I. Longenecker, C. Knerr. ROW Z: S. Wiest M. Glass, D. Rupp, L. Sharp, G. Nies, E. Martzall, S. Bixler, S. Beamesderfer, P. Hollenbach, D Weidman, B. Lesher, I. Rathman, Miss Neiclhardt, E. Hulshizer, L. Gring, S. Clouser, S. Meckley, F. Weidman, L. Haberman, S. Willets, R. Boose, B. Oberholtzer, N. Kilhefner, P. Reddig, L Sweigart, S. Stewart, S. Ross. Z'ri-f!i- If A. Burkhart, Chaplain, G. Hoover, Historian, B. Sweigart, Treasurer, M. Kring, Vice President, 1. Stahley, Secretary, Miss Neidhardt, Advisor, B. Hulshizer, President. 94 OW 1: Larry Wolf, Paul Riffle, Dennis Schnader, Ronald Zerbe, Terry Scheetz, Tom R Shirk, Joe Sigg, Terry Schlegel. ROW 2: Nevin lmhoff, James Brubaker, William Wingenroth, Denton Borry, Mr. Stewart, Ronald Heffner, Leslie Stoltz, Forrest Wealand, Paul Brubaker, Jerry Snader. Hi-V R. Zerbe, Vice Presidentg T. Scheetz, Presidentg T. Shirk, Treasurerg D. Schnader, Secretaryg Mr. Stewart, Advisorg J. Sigg, Chaplain. 95 ROW 1: T. Scheetz, R. Lorah, D. Netzley, R. Buckwalter, K. Dietrich, E. Hainley, V. Shenk W. Wingenroth. ROW 2: G. Kulp, J. Zimmerman, G. Rutt, D. Wiest, A. Good, Mr. Drumm Advisorg L. Kieth, W. Hielinger, D. Buchter, R. Hoover, L. Yarnell. O Z Q F. F. A. OFFICERS ROW 1: R. Lorah, Treasurerg D. Netzley, Vice Presidentg R. Buckwalter, Presidentg K. Dietrich, Secretary. ROW 2: V. Shenk, Chaplaing W. Wingenroth, Sentinelg E. Hainley, Reporter. 96 ROW 1: D. Kock, P. Leid, L. Gehman, A. Harding, P. Hollenbach, Miss Rathje, L. Mohler R. Reich, S. Clouser, P. Schlegel, R. Shenk, G. Kitch, B. Adams, N. Martin. ROW Z: S. Ziemer: L. Schmuck, J. Ansel, D. Lesher, D. Stoltz, M. Reich, P. Sensenig, K. Fritz, 1. Wolfskill, L. Binkley, G. Ney, S. Randler, S. Stoner, E. Hurst, P. Carrington, G. Pehlman, F. Moyer, B. Lesher, S. Matz, J. Steinmetz. ,Cibrary 61116 ROW 1: J. Unruh, C. Steffy, S. Hornberger, N. Riffle, J. Moyer, L. McNally, M. Hammer, M. Brubaker, S. Bachman, B. Bixler, L. Gring, F. Stewart, E. Eberlv, V. Zook. ROW 2: L. Hert- zog, D. Ebersole, M. Heft, R. Brubacker, C. Leed, N. Greblunas, S. Fosnocht, P. Riffle, H. Farlow, W. Lesher, R. Stuber, D. Gring, B. Wingenroth, E. Fasnacht, E. Fittery, M. Hagy, V. Weaver, D. Fromm, H. Martin, 1. Hunsicker, P. Marvel, W. Miller, T. Ansel, B. Mohler, 1. Sweigart, J. Parsons, K. Fitterling, E. Wenger. 97 .l6ilT..4. ROW 1: C. Hyman, E. Binkley, L. Kopp, L. Haberman, L. Yocom, B. Weidman, R. Markel, L. Clay, E. Good, E. Martzall, C. Kametz, J. Hart, L. Schlegel. ROW 2: L. Redcay, S. Binkley, L. Weidner, E. Kauffman, M. Keller, B. Sweigart, B. Sweigarr, D. Weidman, S. Wil- letts, E. Matz, I. Getz, D. Hagy, Mr. Becker, Mrs. Kilkuskie, Mr. Reber, Mr. Seigfried, S. Wingen- roth, I. Rathman, M. Hoover, L. Augsburger, D. Moyer, J. l-lagy, B. Shupp, L. Sharp, F. Weid- man, D. Rupp, E. Sweigart, R. Sweigart. Spanish 61116 - .Sl Kzrculn Sspaiio ROW 1: J. Stahley, L. Weidner, I. Riffle, S. Bixler, R. Zerbe, M. Kring, Mr. Peters, B. Lesher, F. Zuercher, F. Fasnacht. ROW 2: I. Pannebecker, S. Snader, L. Forrey, P. Harding, B. Gerhart, S. Spangler, 1. Enck, K. Boyer, A. Kauffman, S. Haldeman, L. Eisenbise, C. Kegerise, T. Shirk, D. Schnader, D. Sweigart, P. Brubaker, S. Rutt, B. Wenger, C. Knerr. 98 0 EO O ROW 1: A. Wenger, P. Reddig, B. Lesher, C. Knerr, M. Kring, 1. Yocom, G. Nies, C Youndt, M. Brand, S. Davidson. ROW 2: D. Scheetz, S. Showalter, G. Hoover, I. Ochs, K. Boyer, A. Kauffman, Mr. Flinchbaugh, S. Stewart, L. Schlegel, B. Schlack, G. Henly, M. Clay. Zhmfrc Arts 61116 E. Martzall, L. Shupp, D. Rathman, E. Burkholder, W. Gerhart, Mr. R. Hill, T. Mowrey, G. Martin, R. Boyer, G. Hertzler, R. Adair, L. Getz. 99 Zvcaliw Sagle Stay ROW 1: I. Yocom, G. Hoover, E. Martzall, B. Harlinger, R. Mowrey, B. Hulshizer, C Kegerise, L. Haberman, J. Longenecker, M. Reich, B. Wenger, G. Nies, C. Hyman. ROW 2: M Miller, E. Long, S. Bachman, M. Mowrey, P. Reddig, L. Schlegel, S. Meckley, S. Beamesderfer C. Kametz, E. Binkley, R. Zerbe, P. Hollenbach, C. Knerr, P. Snyder, D. Sweigart, T. Scheetz, S Ross, I. Enck, S. Hagy, J. Ochs, E. Kauffman, L. Gring, B. Weidman, R. Markel, A. Wenger, E Hulshizer, C. Roberts. Feature Editors, I. Yocom, L. Habermang Assistant Editor, I. Longeneckerg Co- Editors-in-Chief, B. Hulshizer, C. Kegeriseg Assistant Editors, M. Reich, B. Wengerg News Editor, G. Niesg Photography, G. Hoover, Business Manager, E. Martzallg Typing Editor, B. Harlingerg Exchange Editor, R. Mowreyg Advisor, Miss Strohlg Art Editor, C. Hyman, News Editor, C. Knerrg Sports Editor, D. Sweigart. 100 Ka-Ka-Ee-Ka Sify? ROW 1: C. Kegerise, I. Sigg, S. Bixler, M. Kring, L. Schlegel, Mrs. Lied, B. Weidman, L. Clay, E. Martzall, D. Sweigart. ROW 2: S. Wingenroth, R. Markel, S. Harding, S. Binkley, A. Kauffman, J. Hart, J. Brubaker, C. Hyman, S. Hagy, K. Boyer, B. Hulshizer, L. Yocom. C. Kegerise, Art Editor, I. Sigg, Sports Editorg S. Bixler, Literary Editor, M. Kring, Layout Editorg L. Schlegel, Ed- itorfin-Chiefg Mrs. Lied, Advisory B. Weidman, Head Typist, L. Clay, Pho- tographer Editorg E. Martzall, Business Managerg D. Sweigart, Art Editor. 101 Student Gauucil Terry Scheetz, President. Mr. Wentzel, Advisor. ROW 1: P. Showalter, R. Weik, H. Royer, T. Scheetz, T. Shirk, M. Kring, R. Markel, I. Em- sing. ROW 2: F. Stauffer, T. Evans, S. Shimp, B. Brubaker, G. Harding, Mr. Wentzel, D. Scheetz I. Schweitzer, S. Wiest, 1. Yocom. 102 605115 dc Ver dc las :Estudiantes Mayarcs 9319 r' Ififffh Q :B -TY' HI' JK if 'fi I 1 . if X X x I X 1141, RS XY .NM Wi Washington Zrzjv 4 Q uf Bw Q ,M - f- .Q -- ff., ,, . tai. n REQ? New lla k Zrzjv 2 Baccalaureate Rev. W. E. Waybright, Rev. C. Nevin Stamm, Rev. Elias Bressler. Baccalaureate services were held on Sunday, May 24, 1959, in the high school auditorium. Rev. Stamm delivered the main address, Try Deep Waters . 106 T. Scheetz, B. Harlinger, D. Fisher, D. Stoltz, D. Sweigart, R. Lorah, R. Zerbe, M. Kring, D. Schnader. Awards Assembly MAJOR SENIOR AWARDS Friday, May 29th, 1959 - 9:00 A. M. DONOR Denver Lions Club Denver Woman's Club East Cocalico Lions Club Adamstown Lions Club Denver Alumni Denver Alumni Denver Alumni East Cocalico Alumni American Legion Post 43492 American Legion Post 111492 American Legion Post -'H492 L. T. A. Club Woman's Club of Adamstown Guy K. Memorial V. F. W.-Adamstown Post V. F. W.-Adamstown Post Wittich's P. P. Sr L. Company TYPE on AMOUNT 525.00 Bond 5200.00 525.00 Bond 525.00 Bond Trophy Trophy Trophy 525.00 Bond 510.00 510.00 510.00 510.00 510.00 lnterest from 5500 Trust Fund 510.00 Sz Cert. 510.00 Sz Cert. Trophy 5800.00 GIVEN FOR Boy-Scholarship Nursing Scholarship Girl--Scholarship Achievement Proportionate to Effort Scholarship Leadership Athletic Agriculture Scholarship Leadership Athletic Girl-Commercial Vocal Music History Scholarship Sr Citizenship Scholarship S1 Citizenship Instrumental Music Agricultural Scholarship 107 AWARD WINNER Dale M. Fisher Dianne Stoltz Barbara Harlinger Terry Scheetz Barbara Harlinger Terry Scheetz Terry Scheetz Richard Lorah Barbara Harlinger Terry Scheetz Terry Scheetz Barbara Harlinger Dennis Sweigart Dale M. Fisher Ronald Zerbe Mary Kring Dennis Schnader Richard Lorah Kammmcemmf FIVE TOP SENIORS T. Shirk, B. Harlinger, D. Fisher, E. Martzall, R. Zerbe 108 2 I K I and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. Elvin Stetler Lester E. Bixler Howard Bingeman Leon Garman Paul D. Dribellus G. Atlee Crouse Paul Dinger Elmer D. Good Howard Noll Gilbert Nolt Daniel S. Hagy Warren Ochs Robert H. Getz Stanton Wolf Howard E. Weinhold Daniel Redcay Rufus Longenecker Joseph Kametz, Jr. Harvey Sensenig Kenneth Heinsey Warren Bixler Charles Hoshouer Aaron Landis Charles Harting and Family Vernon Ansel and Family Paul Slater and Family Earl M. Myers Paul S. Kauffman Samuel O. Swartz Warren Kegerise Leroy Henly Paul Kieffer Robert Bergman Charles E. Shealer Robert Rutt William Crouse Alvin K. Kring Charles S. Lesher Warren L. Lorah and Craig Gilbert Althouse Harry E. Lorah and Geoffrey Paul Mowrey William Becker G. H. Bishop Floyd Schlegel S. L. Greenly Donald Rock Wilbur Schnader Patrons Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Keller Reinholds A. C. Eberly's Hardware Store Reinholds Hotel Erniels Garage Fasnacht's Paul Rabold, Tinsmith Brehm and Enck Hardware Martin E. Gerhart and Sons A. G. Kurtz and Sons, Inc. Epting's Shopping Center Haldeman's Poultry Farm Messick Chevrolet Company Maria's Millinery Shop Ward Bottle Gas Fitterling's Store Dutch Land Motel Colonial Motor Lodge Seem-Less Hosiery Mill Mort's Market Basket Ray the Florist A. N. Wolf Shoe Company Harting's Bakery Royer's Bakery Zinn's Diner Good's Store The Lesher Store Swartzville Sinclair John Hackman, Bird Breeder Forget-Me-Not Flower Shoppe R. U. 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