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

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1960 volume:

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Among the memories we will hold most dear is that of our achievement in the field of sports. Because of the outstanding accomplish- ments in this field, we have chosen sports as the theme for our yearbook. Though we part from fellowfclassmates, faculty, and friends to pursue new and diversified goals, we will always remember and cherish the years we spent together at Cocalico Union High School, and we believe that the knowledge and guidance we received will serve as a foundation for attaining even greater goals in the challenging world of tomorrow. jagk of Cgonfenfd FOREWORD TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY SCHOOL STAFF SENIORS UNDERCLASSMEN ACTIVITIES MUSIC SPORTS HIGHLIGHTS .lealica fion With Sports as the theme, we, the Class of 1960, wish to dedicate our year- book to a person who has unselfishly contributed to the encouragement and pro- motion of sports at Cocalico Union. Since his arrival at our school three years ago, Mr. Galen Weidman has raised the school spirit by developing and training an excellent football team. In 1958, he coached the boys to an undefeated championshipg the following year the team missed the championship by losing only one league game by two points. In addition to his coaching activities, he is a junior high social studies teacher. Mr. Weidman is also an active member of many organizations including the Cocalico Union Booster Club, South Central Coaches' Organization, and the War Memorial Association. In appreciation of the time and effort you have contributed to sports at Cocalico Union, we are honored to dedicate this edition of the Ko-Ka-LefKo to you, Mr. Weidman. 1 nf W Xu .c +6 . Q xi 3 J '5 X' ' , hi gh ' 'S ' rf 15 '?iI?V'l2 sr 'QS Weir Warren Leininger Treasurer Wanen Althouse Kenneth Hopkins Dr. Raymond Stayer President Abram Weller SCLOUI who is not pictured, is also a director. Secretary Harry D. Lied irecford f -H 'ifffil iii f'r Q limit 3 'U Wilbur Glass Vice President . ,. ll I iv 1 it . 3 KL A N if s X si X ,E i , r X 5 Wim 2 LE ,,,g k-R . f-z' -.afar Ha, ..., f- wtf ' -frfwys r . ,r., M, , .r,.r ,, NW 1. lit :-f g'IgLsiFE:i'fi ?l:5'Qkl'f1,fi21ff?fv ,A if L S tab ,rg'ff,w, '- r-Ty ,uQgag,gS3:,,w'ssif1i Gigi sexi - -5. fs- fffislp. V7 .r: l',1'lw,J'!'LYfg ifflf l sl -1 Kish: gimp 7 gffM,:i,,4,,r,p-.zlfsssfliifi -,V-s5Vfi?Qf1l.fiff1 '- QQ S' 1lk,'.fi-'.3 k f25.2f gif wanna-ftffzff 'g:zEv?fa f'Sf?fvaSi ' sw 4w'1'15 .,a2?51aQ: J L M A Egret isis . 4.-e ,mf xg f' Clyde Ebersole ulaeruia ing rincilaa TO THE CLASS OF 1960: The day for which you anxiously waited has comeg you have received the award for the twelve years you have invested in education - - namely, your diploma. The time, effort, knowledge, cooperation, and understanding you have ex- hibited during your school days will probably be in proportion to your earnings, successfulness and happiness in later years. True success or failure in life can- not be determined now, or measured at any time by men bestowing you with awards or merits of achievement. Real greatness comes from within you. It is manifested in many ways - - perhaps by thoughtfulness, kindness, humbleness, love or aid which is offered to anyone in sorrow, or to a community or people in need. Greatness knows no boundaries, it is a priceless possession and is within reach of all. Continue to build upon the foundation of truth, righteousness and courage throughout life. Although men may never acclaim the rewards you deserve, there is a Great Judge who will award every person according to his worth. It is this best award that I wish for each one of you. Sincerely, DANIEL B. KNAUER. .Hgh Schema! rincilna To you the graduates, students now and citizens in the future, who are end- ing your formal secondary education to assume your role as individuals in a free society. May you look ahead, to strive for those desirable qualities and accomplish- ments which will be of greatest service to you yourself and your fellow man. In keeping with American Democracy, it is hoped that you, the Class of 1960, will be able to provide leadership in the use of democratic group processes in the development of ideals which are consistent with the moral and spiritual values of our country's heritage. Believing in education for citizenship, you must accept the responsibilities thrust upon you by society so that those who shall follow you will find a brighter tomorrow and not reap a harvest of bitter fruitage. HOMER P. WEAVER, Principal Cocalico Union High School. G. Fessler Business English fl. Cu ff D. Brensinger , g English I. Drumm W- Sneafh Academic English E. Strohl C. Sweigart V S F acu Mathematics EL., . T. Bright ff an . J ,tt f ....x 1. Q My x 1 rfffififfir l i s .1 xiii' Advanced Math Class R. Lutz P. Gensemer D. Webb Trigonometry Class Vocational Math Class E. Stewart G. Weidman Albrecht Flinchbaugh Gerstenlauer Miller C JQCU Social Studies World Culture Economics 10 lean, Science Physics Lab K. Hoover D. Peiffer Physics Class T. Roscher I. Smaltz 11 D. Lied German Class Commercial Spanlsh Class E. Becker Kilkuskie R. Reber . Siegfried 12 M. Martzall sian, R. Care Physical Education Gnd H8alth B, Heckman -'i -- H 35 -rr 'P X. QWEQM is Gym Classes ' N ' ,mm f. LLP:-' '27 f- 1 . K lfgjiif H- Schaeffer ., iff R rsss f 1 V 14 Industrial Arts and Vocational Agriculture G. R. Drumm D. Durso R. Hill 13 Industrial Arts Agriculture F. Sweigart Home Economics Home Economics Class Ari W. Gates ' if f 2 - ' . 5? - ffggfalgffiLj.,'gg5.j.Y32z5fks-gf' M. Schnemlerhan s gy .11 Mg .: fyf' E. Neidhardt Art Class M. Graham ' feng? Nw ,wks ,lg 'X G. Wise jig.. W 5,423.4 , K. f gif ' ' f 1' I 04, fgiwlfv i . .JY i ' f J fwfb -S Q12 an I 14 Guidance L. Reese J. Trout, III Driver Education Librarian '. ' .fix ,, K ,zra IV.' I Ih., lIrIIr School Nurse if V- , , , 1 .,.,, ,. .Y.,,, .A J. Rupp S. Rathje Secretaries A. Troutrnan, H. Knerr, D. Racer. 15 Cafeteria Manager: . R. Bachman. Cafeterza Staff: T. Getz, F. Shupp, R. Bachman, M. Bowman, P. Long, V. Showalter, P. Dellinger. l l R Maintenance Staff: I. Keller, E. Fahnestock, E. Adams, I. Althouse. Bus Drivers: P. Eberly, A. Steely, W. Henly, S. Borry, L. Brubaker, E. Balmer, R. Overholtzer, R. Usner, R. Nolt, C. Gerhart 16 , if E 55: 5 H .1 1 . 1 1 P x gs a E 3 T fi K 3 X 5 2 3 Q w Q is S E Q 52 Q Q Q Q gi E 3 . , W- ,'N'IPw:w:awHwsEff7wm-av:gm:-uw.1mwwE5'bKiiPM 1unf4mv4umn'x1rs1zGAMm'r'wfvfs.lxm'zQsAsln3 SX fl, fiee, Ioan E. Binner Commercial loan - - adorns and cheers our way - - Goldsmith. A LV. cheerleader . . . en- thusiastic football fan . . . works at Anderson's Drug Store . . . portrayed an alcoholic in the senior play. Cheerleading 1, 2, 33 Senior Chorus 1, 2, 33 Girls' Chorus 2, 3g Ko-Ka-Le-Ko Staff 39 Senior Play. Sandra Boehringer Commercial Sandy Be sure to keep a mirror always nigh. Bangs. Can often be seen combing . . . Russian Grand Duchess in the senior play . . . played in County Band for two years. Senior Playg Tri-Hi-Y 1, 35 Concert Band 1, Z, 33 Marching Band 1, 2, 39 Senior Chorus 1, 2, 35 I. C. L. 1. Richard A. Adair Industrial Arts Moby Dick Oh, give me the flashing brine, the spray and the tempesfs roar. Sargent. Plans for a future in the navy . . . enjoys hunting . . . prizes his naval gear . . . does not like to see cowardice. Donald R. Bates Academic Don Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. Emerson. Proud possessor of a '52 Ford hardtop . . . enjoys a good base- ball game . . . lists steak as his favorite food . . . usually with Brooks. Rose Marie Boose Commercial Rose I laughed till I cried. Aristophanes. Received filing and typing awards . . . usually at football and basketball games . . . proud of her driver's license . . . famous for her giggles . . . F. B. L. A. President. Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 35 F, B. L. A. z,' 3, Eagle Staff 3. Iohn Bowman Academic Bo Music is the universal language of mankind. Longfellow. Lends his clarinet to the sen- ior band . . . honor student . . . enjoyed playing the part of Ed in the senior play. Marching Band 1, Z, 33 Concert Band 1, 2, 33 Junior Playg Senior Playg Dance Band 1, 2, 33 County Band 3. ear Wafer , -ff-1 P-.-,,.,- 1 Kathryn Elaine Boyer Academic Kathryn No path of flowers leads to glory. jean de la Fontaine Winner of the American Heritage Essay Contest . . . vice president of Spanish Club . . . occasionally suffers from the giggles l I ! . . . co-editor of the Ko-Ka-Le-Ko. I.C.L. 15 F.T.A. Z3 Ko-Ka-Le-Ko Staff Z, 35 El Circulo Espanol 2, 33 Eagle Staff 3. Robert Boyer Industrial Arts Bo One day in the country is worth a month in town. Rossetti. Baseball fan . . . lists his biology collection as his most prized possession . . . likes shop . . . often Works in an apple orchard. Baseball 1, 2, 35 Theater Arts Club 2, 3. bi! t jhizi don g Martha Ann Buohl Commercial Martha Well-timed silence hath more elo- quence than speech. Shaw. Treasures her class ring . . . eager football fan . . . likes short- hand . . . always able to eat steak . . . usually seen with Diane. Tri-Hi-Y 1, 33 F. B. L. A. 2, 3. Anne E. Burkhart Commercial Burkie Little friends may prove great friends. Aesop. Ko-Ka-Le-Ko typing editor . . . treasures her autograph of Ed Byrnes . . . received shorthand and typing awards . . . enthusiasf tic football fan . . . lists pizza as her favorite food. Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 33 F. B. L. A. 2, 35 Ko- Ka-I.efKo Staff 3. 20 Barry Brooks Academic Brooks Imagination is as good as many voyages. Cruppy. Treasures his car . . . avid baseball fan . . . enjoys eating barbecued chicken . . . liked al- gebra classes . . . usually with Bates and Rathman. Baseball 23 Sports Club 2. Iames Edwin Brubaker Commercial lim Nothing astonishes men so much as common sense and plain-dealing. Emerson. Honor student . . . commercial whiz . . . business manager for Ko-Ka-Le-Ko . . . received a Goldey Beacom Spelling Award in 1959 . . . has many typing and filing awards. Hi-Y Z, 33 Ko-Ka-Le-Ko 2, 3g Eagle Staff 2, 3g Senior Chorus 3. Edward Burlaholcler Industrial Arts Ed They will find the streets are guard- ed by the United States Marines. U. S. Marines' Song. Friendly guy . . . track en- thusiast . . . enjoys mechanical drawing . . . takes pride in his Plymouth . . . often found in Ephrata . . . plans to join the Marines. Track 1, 2, 39 Theater Arts 2, 3. Robert Burlzholcler Academic Budde One of the pleasantest things in the world is going on a journey. Hazlitt. Tall, dark-haired fellow . . . enjoyed the class trip to Wash- ington . . . doesn't care for girls who smoke . . . cherishes the key to his dad's car. Band 1, 2, 3g Football 2, 3. we larouolfg raide, 21 lohn Carpenter Industrial Arts lack lt is easier not to speak a word at all than to speak more words than we should. Kempis. A quiet lad . . . blushes easily . . . claims shop is his favorite subject . . . dislikes drivers who do not dim their headlights . . . likes to go hunting. Robert Eisenbise Academic Bob There is no royal 'road to chem- istry. Euclid. Quiet young man with blue eyes . . . dislikes know it all people . . . proud of his '50 Chrysler . . . enthusiastic about football. Football 2, 3. Sterling Lee Fasnacht Academic Stan Youth is a lrlunderg manhood a struggleg old age a regret. Disraeli. All-County football selection for 1958 and 1959 . . . owner of a blue Ford . . . will never for- get the 70 yard touchdown against Allentown! Basketball 15 junior Playg Baseball 1, Z, 33 Football 1, 2, 3. Charles Fisher Academic Hen He that has patience may compass anything. Rabelais. Dick's twin . . . dislikes big assignments . . . received base- ball and basketball awards . . . can usually be seen at the Adamstown HY . Basketball 19 Baseball 1, 2, 3. Jong flaw Iames Erich Emsing Academic Em - - a man of achievement - f Keats. Received an honorable men' tion in the National Merit test . . . co-captain of the basketball and football teams . . . Student Council president. Class President lg Vice President 25 Dance Band 2, 33 Football 1, Z, 33 Basketball 1, 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2, 33 Concert Band 1, 2, 3, Student Coun- cil 1, Z, 33 Senior Play. Ioan Ench Academic Ioan Perhaps of all creations of man language is the most astonishing. Strachey. Brown-eyed gal . . . president of Spanish Club . . . literary editor on the Ko-Ka-Le-Ko staff . . . interested in studying foreign languages. I. C. L., Eagle Staff 2, 33 Ko-Ka-Le-Ko Staff 35 E1 Circulo Espanol 2, 35 Tri- Hi-Y 2. 22 Richard L. Fisher Academic Dick A jest breaks no bones. johnson. One of our athletes . . . re- ceived baseball and basketball letters . . . enjoys lobster tail . . . spends his spare time at Adams- town Y. M. C. A. Baseball 1, 2, 33 Basketball 1, Z, 3. Barbara Ann Fritz Commercial Fritzie Speak approving, cheering words. Childs. A collector of stuffed animals . . . enjoys football games . . . dislikes P. O. D. classes but likes typing. Concert Band 1, 2, 3, Marching Band 1, 2, 35 Eagle Staff 3. Afecl wifA gfaclnedd, Nj ' Donald Fritz 23 Academic Fritz Books must follow sciences, and not sciences books. Bacon. Stamp collector . . . originally from the coal region . . . toots'l the trumpet in senior band . . . spends a great deal of his time reading science fiction. Marching Band 1, 2, 33 Concert Band 1, 2, 3, Archery Club 3. Glenn Gerlmart Academic Tully Five taken my ,fun where l'fue found it. Rudyard Kipling. Football is his favorite sport . . . Sir Valentine of 1959 . . . proud owner of a '56 Chevy . . . occasionally on the honor roll. Football 1, 2, 33 Track 1, 2, 3g Concert Band 1, 2, 35 Dance Band 2, 35 Basket- ball 23 Student Council 3. Curtis A. Glass Academic Curt Imitation is the sincerest flatteryf' Colton. Participated in the junior and senior plays . . . enjoys basketball as his favorite sport . . . future may hold the medical profession. junior Playg Senior Playg Football 1, Z, 35 Baseball 1, Z, 33 Basketball 1, Z, 3g Band 1, 2, 35 Dance Band 1, 2, 3. Slfterralynne M. Grant Commercial Sherry The weariness, the endless pain of waiting for some one to come. Longfellow. A football and ice hockey fan . . . dislikes women who smoke . . . enjoys shorthand . . . usually found with Sylvia and Phyllis. Majorette 3. mg flats lean Anne Getz Commercial Jeannie Good things come in small pack- ages. Anonymous. Avid football fan . . . a quiet lass who dislikes conceited people and P.Q.D .... a stenographic student. Concert Band 1, 2, 35 Marching Band 1, 2, 33 Senior Chorus 1, 23 F. B. L. A. Z, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3. Loran lay Getz Industrial Arts Getz Better late than never. john Heywood. Easily spotted in his red pants and sweater . . . travels with Eddie and Terry . . . played basketball in his junior year. Basketball 23 Theater Arts Club 2, 3. 24 Lucille D. Halnerman Commercial Lucille, f'And unextinquish'd laughter shakes the skies. Pope. Had roles in the junior and senior plays . . . enjoys swim- ming . . . future holds secre- tarial work. Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 33 Senior Chorus 1, 2, 3, Girls' Chorus 2, 39 Eagle Staff 1, 2, 35 F. B. L. A. Z, 33 J. C. L. lg Junior Playg Senior Play. Darlene R. Hagy Commercial Hagy Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. Emerson. Holds a job at Hess Bros .... owner of a '56 Ford . . . business manager of the Eagle . . . her name can usually be found on the honor roll. F. B. L. A. Z9 Eagle Staff 3. ff Rf ...J with ,amide Fred L. Hainley Academic Freddie No sooner said than done - - so acts your man of worth. Ennius. Co-captain of the track team . . . placed third in the District 45:3 track relay . . . Tony in the senior play . . . vice president of the senior class. Track 1, 2, 3j Football 1, 2, 33 Basket- ball 1, 25 Senior Play. Donald Harding Academic Harding Mathematics possesses not only truth, but supreme beauty. Russell. Proud owner of a '51 Chevy . . . an enthusiastic baseball fan . . . likes trig classes but not English. Hi-Y 15 Baseball 2, 3. Richard H att Commercial Hater O Music, sphere-descended maid, Friend of Pleasure, Wisdom's aid! Collins. Played in county and district band . . . proud owner of a '51 Olds . . . member of the track and football teams. Concert Band 1, Z, 3g Senior Chorus 1, 2, 35 Dance Band 1, 2, 33 Student Council 3, Football 1, 2, 33 Track 1, 2, 3. Glenn Eugene Hertzler lndustrial Arts Hertz God sent his singers upon earth with songs of sadness and of mirth. Longfellow. Enjoys ice skating and hunting . . . rather quiet young man . . . secretary of the Archery Club . . . sings in the Cocalico Male Youth Quartet. Senior Chorus 15 Theater Arts Club 2, 3g Archery Club 35 Track 3. 0'Cd' L'C07 1 XX Arlene Fay Kauffman Academic Arlene One 'must eat to live, not live to eat. Moliere. Co-editor of the Ko-Ka-Le-Ko . . . Spanish Club secretary . . . honor student . . . proud of her height C5'1O J l 1 . . . slaves at Zaring's after school . . . dislikes health class. I.C.L. 15 F.T.A. 2, Ko-Ka-Le-Ko Staff Z, 35 El Circulo Espanol 2, 3. Christine Lee Knerr Academic Chris The leader in the deed a woman. Virgil. Assistant editor of the Eagle . . . received an honorable men- tion at the Science Fair . . . pep- py cheerleading captain . . . hopes to be a teacher. Student Council 15 Color Guard 25 Tri-Hi-Y 1, Z, 35 F.T.A. 1, 23 El Circulo Espanol 2, 3g Senior Chorus 1, 2, 3g Eagle Staff 1, Z, 33 Cheerleading 1, 2, 33 junior Playg Senior Play. 26 Linda L. Kopp Commercial Koppie I travel not to go anywhere, but to go - - Stevenson. Can usually be seen taking pictures . . . prizes her car high- ly . . . photography editor of the yearbook. Tri-Hi-Y 1, F. B. L. A. z, 35 Eagle Staff 35 Ko-Ka-l.e-Ko Staff 33 Girls' Chorus 1, Zg Senior Chorus 1. Glenn Eugene Vocational Agriculture Glenn - f - wrapped in his beard and his silence. Benet. The sentinel in the F. F. A. . . . track star . . . proud owner of a ,55 Ford convertible . . . a future farmer . . . a horseback riding enthusiast. Track 1, 2, 33 F. F. A. 1, 2, 3. 3 LUG! l el'Ylel'l'l QI' yOU 27 7 Carole Louise Lied Commercial Carole Size is not grandeur, and territory does not make a nation. Huxley. Enthusiastic football fan . . . enjoys typing for the Eagle . . . lends her voice to Senior Chorus . . . received typing and short- hand awards. Tri-Hi-Y 1, 35 Senior Chorus 1, 2, 33 Girls' Chorus 2, 33 Eagle Staff 3. lean Ann Longenecleer Academic ,leannie Where the willingness is great, the difficulties cannot be great. Machiavelli. Honor student . . . remembers the junior and senior plays . . . co-editor of the Eagle . . . can often be seen working at Long- enecker's Cut Rate. I. C. L. lg junior Playg Girls' Chorus 2, 35 Senior Chorus 1, 2, 35 Tri-Hi-Y 1, Z, 33 Eagle Staff 1, 2, 33 Senior Play. f .fdncl foraging y recom!! H. Elmer Martzall Industrial Arts Elmer Many hands make light works. Heywood. Donald in the senior play . . . prizes his '51 Pontiac . . . dislikes women drivers . . . en- joys Miss Strohl's English classes. Theater Arts Club 2 3' Senior Ch , , orus 1, 2, 33 Senior Play. Esther Marie Matz Commercial Essie ln silence also tl1.ere's a worth that brings no risk. Ceds. A wrestling enthusiast . . . re- cipient of typing and filing awards . . . dislikes people who make fun of others. F. B. L. A. 2, 33 Number Painting Club 3. Gene Marderness Academic Mac People who make no noise are dangerous. jean de la Fontaine. Co-captain of the football and basketball teams . . . All-County Second team selection for 1959 . . . noted for his excellent pitch' ing arm . . . enjoys German classes. Baseball 1, 2, 33 Basketball l, 2, 33 Football 1, 2, 3. Glenn Good Martin Industrial Arts Blackie So much I love the sea and the sky. Alcius. Proud of his '47 Plymouth . . . possesses wavy black hair . . . feels right at home in a saddle . . . usually helps at Kurtis horse shows . . . future plans - - navy. Theater Arts Club 2, 3. Linda McQuate Commercial Lynn Always leave them laughing when you say good-bye. Cohan. A short lass who secretly wishes to be taller . . . a bowling enthusiast . . . a future beau- tician. Senior Chorus 1, 23 Girls' Chorus 23 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 23 F. B. L. A. 23 Girls' Track 13 Color Guard 3. William Miller Academic Cat Born with the gift of laughter - - Sabatini. One of Mr. Care's track boys . . . enjoys a good joke . . . gets sleepy about second period . . . played the part of Grandad in the junior play. Track 1, 2, 33 Football 1. 23 Hi-Y 13 junior Playg Senior Play. Obll' ayd af Cletll' 29 Terry L. Mowrey Industrial Arts Rags - - while those caissons go rolling along. Gruber. Likes mechanical drawing . . . pet peeve - women drivers . . . can be found with Getz and Ed . . . prizes his car . . . future plans - army. Theater Arts Club 2, 33 Track 1, 3. Faith Diane Moyer Commercial Diane What wisdom can you find that is greater than kindness? Rousseau. In the junior and senior play casts . . . active in church work . . . enjoys sewing . . . enthusias- tic football fan and roller-skater. Senior Chorus 13 Girls' Chorus 29 Tri- Hi-Y 1, 33 I. C. L. 13 F. B. L. A. 29 junior Playg Senior Play. I jf. A f Q .4 OU? Al. ure g Cl 5 leffrey New Academic Scottie Let tofmorrow rake care of to- morrow - - Swain. Always ready for a laugh . . . usually with Willard . . . favorite sport is golf . . . values his golf letter and his '49 Ford. Band 1, Z3 Chorus lg Golf 1, 2, 3. Marian Ioyce Nolt Commercial Joyce 1 know a sheaf of splendid songs by heart. Maynard. Avid 4-H worker . . . received many awards at 4-H contests . . . enjoys singing in chorus and local church choir . . . would like to pursue a singing career. Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 33 Senior Chorus 2, 3. 30 Robert Lee Moyer Commercial Bobby The mirth and fun grew fast and furious. Robert Burns. Football and golf enthusiast . . . owner of a '54 Ford . . .in both the junior and senior plays . . . enjoys horror movies . . . pet peeve - - girls ? ? ? 2 ? Senior Chorus 1, 2, 33 Cvolf 1, 2, 35 Football Scorekeeper 2, 35 Junior Playg Senior Play. Donalcl Nelzley Vocational Agriculture Nuck A little farm well tilledg a little bam well filled - - Hook. One of our future farmers . . . spends quite a bit of his time at the Schoeneck Fire Hall . . . prizes his '60 Chevy. F. F. A. 1, 2, 3. Ierilyn D. Oclts Academic Ierilyn Let ignorance talk as it will, learn- ing has its -value. Jean de la Fontaine. Features editor of the Eagle . . . promptress for the junior play . . . President of Youth Fel- lowship . . . hopes to be a language teacher. Senior Chorus 1, Z, 33 Girls' Chorus Z, 3g Eagle Staff 2, 33 Ko-Ka-Le-Ko Staff 33 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 33 El Circulo Espanol 33 F.T.A. 1, 25 j.C.L. 1. loyce E. Pannebecker Academic Ioyce Diligence is the mother of good fortune. Cervantes. Can be seen with an arrn full of books . . . photographer for the Eagle . . . lay-out editor for the KofKa-Le-Ko . . . future - - nursing. I.C.l.. 13 F.N.A. 35 Ko-Ka-Le-Ko Staff 35 F.T.A. 1, 25 Eagle Staff 3g El Circulo Espanol 2, 3. may ki!! ua 31 Donald R. Rathman Industrial Arts Don He is a second Hercules. Theseus. Started as student managerg became a valuable member of the football team . . . tall, robust senior . . . often seen driving his motorcycle. Football 1, 2, 35 Track 1, 2. Lincla Lou Retlcay Commercial Linda l laugl1'd till l cried. Aristophanes. Proud of her red hair ? ? . . . likes to skate and watch football games . . . makes most of her own clothes . . . fun-loving stu- dent . . . future plans include beautician school. Tri-Hi-Y 1, 33 F. B. l.. A. 25 J. C. L. 1. Haskell E. Royer Academic Haskell Then give to the world the best you have. Vere. President of his class in the junior and senior years . . . active in student council . . . heads sports department for the Eagle . Hi-Y lg Student Manager 13 Student Council 1, 2, 33 Eagle Staff 3. Gerald Ray Ratt Vocational Agriculture Rudy 1-lurried and worried until we're buried. Cohan. Proud owner of a '48 Ply- mouth . . . future holds farming . . . enjoys hunting . . . works at F. Si M. Hat Factory. F. F. A. 1, 2, 3. I2 IQKGCQJ M ary lane Reich Academic lame Patience is the best remedy for every trouble. Plautus. Co-editor of the Eagle . . . honor student . . . works hard at Showalter's Rest Home . . . pos- sesses naturally wavy hair . . . future plans include a nursing career. Eagle Staff 1, 2, 35 F. N. A. 33 Press Club 3. Terry Ressler General Res Better late than never. Heywood. Received awards at horse shows . . . enjoys horseback rid- ing . . . favorite subject is typing . . . glad to graduate. 32 Ronald Rutt Academic Rutty The smile that won'r come off. Wells. Proud of his '52 Plymouth . . . looks forward to Spanish class . . . favorite sport is baseball . . . usually seen with Haskell. Sports Club lg Golf Team 1, 29 Eagle Staff 3. Sandra lean Ratt Academic Sandy Style is the dress of thoughts. Stanhope. Enjoys bowling . . . proud of her dark eyes . . . participated in the junior and senior plays . . . peppy cheerleader . . . future may hold a career in psy- chology. Girls' Track 13 F. T. A. lg junior Playg Senior Playg Cheerleading Club 33 Cheerleader Z, 3g E1 Circulo Espanol 2, 35 Senior Chorus 1, 2, 35 Concert Band 1, 2, 35 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3. al' away Iames Sensenig Academic 1 im Experience, the universal Mother of Sciences. Cervantes. Honor student . . . received a spelling award and an award for the highest chemistry average . . . sports editor for the Ko-Ka- Le-Ko . . . enjoys baseball and football. Track 1, 2, 39 Football 2g KofKa-Le-Ko Staff 3. Linda Sharp Commercial Sharpy Ready to split her sides with laughing. Cervantes. Capable assistant manager of Curtis campaign . . . likes to tell jokes . . . often seen working at Howard johnson's . . . prized possession is her shaggy dog. 246 foyaf 50116 Paul L. Showalter Academic Ollie A workman that neederh not to be ashamed. The Bible. Lends his brawn to our basket- ball and track teams . . . enjoys trig classes . . . senior representa- tive in student council . . . active Luther Leaguer . . . plans to enter Gettysburg College. Football 1, 25 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Base- ball 1g Track 2, 35 Student Council 2, 33 Hi-Y 3. Phyllis Ann Showalter Commercial Flip Silence more musical than any- thing. Rossetti. Tall, thin lass with naturally wavy hair . . . football enthusiast . . . enjoys typing but dislikes P.O.D. Marching Band 1, 2, 3g Concert Band 1, 2, 39 F. H. A. 3. Alverta May Sheaffer Commercial Verde There is also a sure reward for faithful silence. Horace. Small and quiet . . . claims typing as her favorite subject . . . recipient of a filing award . . . lists her collection of books as her prized possession. Iames H. Showalter Academic Shovie Wings for angels, but feet for men. Holland. Paul in the senior play . . . values his archery equipment highly . . . track enthusiast . . . dislikes health classes. Football 1, 2, 33 Track 1, Z, 35 Archery Club 3g Chefs' Club 13 Marching Band 1, Z, Concert Band 1, Z, 35 Senior Play. Leon H. Shupp Industrial Arts Shupp All is well that ends well. Heywood. Grandpa in the senior play . . . drives a neat green '58 Chevrolet . . . enjoys bowling . . . likes to study math . . . is peeved by car trouble. Senior Play. Willard Soleol Academic Sokol Why is it no one ever senr me yet one perfect limousine, do you sup- pose? Parker. 1effrey's partner in crime . . . full of pranks . . . physics is his favorite subject . . . pet peeves are cops and stop signs . . . proud of his '49 Dodge con- vertible. if ...wx .1....,1.fe,.6 William Sotter Academic Sorter He tells you how he hurries - - Chesterton. Handsome and neat . . . doesn't believe in hurrying when it isnit necessary . . . AllfCounty Football selection in 1958 . . . treasures his football trophies. Football 1, 2, 33 Track 1, 2, 3. lean Marlene Stahley Academic Jean With you I should love to live, with you be ready to die. Horace. Led the marching band through its paces at the football games . . . a lively basketball player . . . Works fervently at Howard Iohnson's. Track 13 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 35 ,l.C.l.. 13 El Circulo Espanol Z, 3, Majorette 1, 23 Drum Majorette 3. Mah lon Dale Sweigart Academic Maynard He was a kind man, full of in- dustry - - Chaucer. Amicable chap . . . easy to get along with . . . quiet on the surface . . . fond of math . . . enjoys baseball . . . future plans include engineering. Hi-Y 1, 3. Sylvia Yvonne Sweigart Commercial Sivie Her stature tall - - Byron. Spends spare time working at Zaring's . . . member of clarinet section of the band . . . tall and thin . . . possesses naturally curly hair. Marching Band 1, 2, 35 Concert Band 1, 2, 33 F. H. A. 3. uf fkougifa Donald Steffy Commercial Steff Nothing happens unless first a dream. Sandburg. Drives a hot '53 Ford . . . avid football fan . . . received a filing award . . . usually seen in Ephrata . . . lists P.0.D. as his favorite subject. Brenda Sweigart Commercial Brenda Dancing is the loftiest, the most moving, the most beautiful of the arts. Ellis. Essie, a ballet dancer, in the senior play . . . head majorette for two years . . . enjoys gym classes. Girls' Chorus 2, 33 Senior Chorus 1, 23 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 33 Marching Band 1, 2, 35 F. B. L. A. 25 1. C. L. 13 Senior Playg Girls' Track 1, 2. 36 Forrest C. Wealancl Commercial Whitey The record keepers of record- breakersf' Rodgers. Avid bookkeeping student . . . active in Luther League . . . scorekeeper for football and baseball . . . enjoys hunting . . . received typing and bookkeep- ing awards. Hi-Y 2, 3. Maw Iane Weber Commercial Mary lane Virtue is the truest nobility. Cervantes. Typing whiz . . . says basket- ball is her favorite sport . . . usually seen with Joyce and Fonda . . . quiet but friendly . . . lists her camera as her prized possession. Senior Chorus 1. fo fl... almf rifray 37 ff Donna Weidman Commercial Donna Talk happiness, the world is sad enough. Wilcox. Fonda's partner . . . claims typing as her favorite subject . . . faithful football, basketball and baseball fan . . . won typing and filing awards. F. B. L. A. Z, 35 Senior Chorus 1, Z3 Girls' Chorus 1, 23 Tri-Hi-Y 1, Z, 3. Fonda Rae Weidman Commercial Fonda Gentlemen always seem to remem- ber blondes. Laos. Other half of Donna . . . re- ceived awards in typing and fil- ing . . . at ease on the dance floor . . . the maid in junior play. Senior Chorus 1, 23 Girls' Chorus 2, 3s junior Playg TrifHi-Y 1, 2, 33 F. B. L. A. 23 Girls' Track lg Color Guard 2, 3. -ix e o-ca- i-co 7 Lottie Weidner Commercial Lat Musick is the thing that I love most. Pepys. Recipient of typing, filing, and shorthand awards . . . enjoys baseball . . . exchange editor for the Eagle . . . claims shorthand as her favorite subject. Band 1, 23 Eagle Staff 33 Press Club 33 El Circulo Espanol 2, 3g F. B. L. A. Z. 77 Betty Lorraine Wenger Academic Betty Let knowledge grow from more to more. Tennyson. Honor student . . . winner of the F Si M College and Ameri- can Legion Auxiliary awards . . . claims to be shy ? . . . assistant editor for the Eagle. I. C. L. 13 Tri-Hi-Y 33 El Circulo Espanol 2, 3g Senior Chorus 1, 2, 3g Eagle Staff 1, 2, 3. Gloria lean Weiclman Commercial Gloria The most useless day of all is that in which we have not laughed. Cham Yort. Avid -rooter at football games . . . noted for her naturally wavy hair . . . carries a smile . . . Eagle staff typist. F. B. L. A. 23 Eagle Staff 33 Newspaper Club 3. Paul D. Weidman Industrial Arts Blades Sleep, the universal vanquislierf' Sophocles. Very quiet lad . . . prizes his guns very highly . . . enjoys working in the shop . . . usually found out-of-doors during hunt- ing season. Theater Arts Club 2, 3. Dennis M. Wiest Vocational Agriculture Dee lf I should lose, le: me stand by the road and cheer as the winners go by! Braley. G-man in the senior play . . . treasurer of the F. F. A. . . . works at Weinhold's Esso . . . coaches FFA basketball team. F.F.A. 1, 2, 35 Basketball 1, 23 Baseball 1, 2, 35 Senior Play. Larry H. Yarnell Vocational Agriculture Lug And a - - hunting we will go - - Fielding. Won ribbons at Ephrata Fair . . . looks forward to vocational agriculture classes . . . can be seen slewing at Zinn's . . . lists hunting as hismfavorite sport. i' 2 we l'2l'l'l,el'I'l el' yOU. fohn Zimmerman Vocational Agriculture Zimmie Without music life would be a mistake. Nietzsche. Hails from Reinholds . . . jolly and fun-loving . . . active in 4-H Club . . . received first prize for his steer . . . lends his singing ability to the Cocalico Male Youth Quartette. Band 1, 2, 3g Chorus 1. CLASS OFFICERS: Secretary, Betty Wengerg President, Haskell Royerg Vice President, Fred Hainleyg Treasurer, Christine Knerr. AHC! Ll! tk? Acura we Jldeflt CLASS RING CLASS FLOWER: Green-Tipped Carnation. CLASS COLORS: Mint-Green and Black. clear C M 40 CLASS MOTTO: Education Today is Strength or Tomorrow . Cfaafs .Ma fury In September of 1957, as sophomores, we entered the final phase of our high school career. The officers we selected to serve us were President, james Emsingg Vice-President, Haskell Royer, Secretary, Betty Wenger, and Treasurer, Christine Knerr. Under the advisorship of Mr. Lester Hoffmaster, we selected our class colors, mint green and black, and ordered our class jackets. On December 12 we presented an assembly consisting of music of different countries. The Sophomore Moon Hop was held on February 1. During the year we also held two soup sales, checked coats at the basketball games, and had another dance as our fund raising projects. At the end of our sophomore term our class spent several days at Rehoboth Beach, Delaware, where we enjoyed camp life, swimming and fishing. It was not long until our class came together for our junior year. Haskell Royer, james Emsing, Betty Wenger, and Christine Knerr were chosen respectively as our President, Vice-President, Secre- tary and Treasurer for the term. During the year we held two dances, one of which was the Holly Hop . In November we pre- sented Grandad Goes Wild , the annual junior play, which was under the direction of Mrs. Thelma Bright and Mrs. Irma Drumm. A party was enjoyed by all of the members of the cast and staff after the performance. By the close of the term most of us had received our class rings, and we had chosen the green-tipped carnation as our class flower. On May ZZ at eight p. m. we presented Sayonara in the high school gym. The music for the prom was provided by johnny Slote and his Orchestra. The gym was beautifully decorated in an oriental style, including a pagoda and bridge as the centerpiece. Although it was warm, everyone had a wonderful time. After the prom we proceeded to the Ephrata V. F. W. where local organizations held the post prom Club Calico for us. The following September we entered our senior year, some of us with joy and some with sorrow. Class officers elected were Haskell Royer, President, Fred Hainley, Vice-President, Betty Wenger, Secretary, and Christine Knerr, Treasurer. Paul Showalter, Haskell Royer, Glenn Gerhart, and Richard Hatt were elected to serve as the senior representatives to student council. Education Today is Strength for Tomorrow was chosen as our class motto. Money for our senior activities was provided by selling re- freshments at football and basketball games, and by sponsoring several dances, the last of which was the April Sock Hop . The class of '60 presented two successful performances of You Can't Take It With You on March ll and 12 in the high school auditorium. Our trip to Washington, D. C., on Friday, March '25, proved to be enjoyable and memorable for everyone. Included in the trip were tours of the Bureau of Printing and Engraving, the White House, F.B.I. Building, and the Senate and House of Representatives Gallery. The Washington Monument, changing of the guards at Arlington Cemetery and National Airport were also included in our trip. To conclude our trip we dined at the Lotus Club, where we were also entertained by a floor show. As part of our tour of New York City on May 13, we visited the United Nations Building and Radio City Music Hall. After our enjoyable cruise around Manhattan, we completed our trip with dinner at Toffonetti's in the center of Times Square. Our senior year came to an end all too soon for our class of eighty-seven. On june 3 the Juniors held the prom with a theme of South Pacific. Music for dancing was provided by johnny Barker and his or- chestra. The gym was beautifully decorated according to the South Sea Islands motif. After the prom, we were all the guests of local organizations at the Ephrata Legion for Club Calico . Our Baccalaureate service was held on june 5 in the high school auditorium. The meditation was presented by the Rev. Ronald R. Krick, with the Rev. R. G. Beals and the Rev. john L. Myer assisting in the service. The Rev. E. G. Wiest of the Northeast Ohio Synod of the Evangelical and Reformed Church de- livered the address at commencement exercises on june 8. Wilbur Glass, Vice President of the School Board, presented our diplomas, formally marking the end of our public school careers. 41 MOST FLIRTATIOUS: S. Fasnacht, D. Weidman. LEAST EXCITABLE: M. Reich, L. Yarnell. FUNNIEST: G. Gerhart, I. Binner. MOST ARTISTIC: K. Boyer, J. Brubaker. ROMEO and IULIET: j. Stahley, G. Kulp. 42 0 6 W, f BEST ALL-AROUND: I. Emsing, 1. Longenecker. TALLEST and SHORTEST I. Showalter, A. Burkhart. 'lflflw MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: J. Bowman, J. Enck. BEST DANCERS: B. Sweigart, P. Showalter. MOST ATHLETIC: A. Kauffman, G. Marderness. OLDEST and YOUNGEST: D. Rathman, L. McQuate. QUIETEST: E. Matz, 1. Carpenter. 43 MOST STUDIOUS: B. Wenger, I. Sensenig BEST MUSICIANS: S. Boehringer, D. Hart. 1 01l,T , Alverta Sheaffer, will I CAMS W We, the members of the class of '60, being of supposedly sound minds and bodies, wish to bequeath I, Richard Adair, will my laziness to Irvin Fox. I, Donald Bates, will my extra weight to Douglas Zerbe. I, Joan Binner, will the name 'LNursey to Barbara Gerhart. I, Sandra Boehringer, will my position in the Senior Band to Gretta Nies. I, Rose Boose, will my F. B. L. A. presidency to next year's president. I, John Bowman, will my athletic ability to the '60 football team. I, Kathryn Boyer, will my uncontrollable giggles to Sandra Williams. I, Robert Boyer, will my shop skills to Karl Gebhart. I, Barry Brooks, will my parking space to Neal Lied. I, James Brubaker, will my clerical ability to Karen Buckwalter. I, Martha Buohl, will my blushing ability to Char- lotte Buohl. I, Anne Burkhart will m senior ear to une , V v I Burkhart. I, Edward Burkholder, will my ability to run the mile to Roy Latshaw. I, Robert Burkholder, will my seat on the football bench to any fortunate junior. I, John Carpenter, will a slightly used report card to Claude Adair. I, Robert Eisenbise, will my Chrysler to David Shober. I, James Emsing, will my football co-captainship to Jeff Schweitzer. I, Joan Enck, will my short walk to school to Louise Eisenbise. I, Sterling Fasnacht, will my ability to kick to Marlin Sweigart. I, Charles Fisher, will my 2,000 word English composition to the juniors. I, Richard Fisher, will my drumming ability to James Althouse. I, Barbara Fritz, will the car I never drove to Janet Yocom. I, Donald Fritz, will my seat in band to Pete Miller. I, Glenn Gerharr, will my drums to Russell Lausch. I, Jean Getz, will my sneakiness to Genevieve Heinsey. I, Loran Getz, will my red sweater and pants to Jay Sweigart. I, Curtis Glass, will my bandwagon membership to Lester Schnader. I, Sherril nne Grant will m twirlin abilit Y 1 Y Q Y to Sharon Meckley. I, Lucille I-Iaberman, will my typing editorship to Sandra Kulp. I, Darlene Hagy, will my honor student pin to Shirley Eshleman, I, Fred I-lainley, will my unlucky 1117 football jersey to the football team. I, Donald Harding, will my long hair to Ronald Heffner. I, Richard Hatt, will my free time to Joann Gensemer. I, Glenn Hertzler, will my ability to pest an English teacher to Edgar Sweigart. , Arlene Kauffman, will my athletic ability to Susan Stewart. I, Christine Knerr, will my cheerleading ability to my successor as captain, I, Linda Kopp, will my position at Howard John- son's to Judy Mast. I, Glenn Kulp, will my spinners to Larry Cammauf. I, Carole Lied, will my typing ability to Terry Mc- Kinney. I, Jean Longenecker, will the fun of the basketball stand to an interested worker. I, Gene Marderness, will my end position on the football team to Paul Grebinger. I, Glenn Martin, will my '47 Plymouth to Roy Martzall. , Elmer Martzall, will my glasses to William Gockley. most valued and not too valued possessions to the very fortunate members of the junior class. I, Esther Matz, will my light hair to Karen Hassler. I, Linda McQuate, will my sense of humor to Josephine Hackman. I, William Miller, will my haircut and energy to Terry Evans. I, Terry Mowrey, will my locker to Edward Kosmela. I, Diane Moyer, will my naturally wavy hair to Geraldine Henly. I, Robert Moyer, will my flirting ability to Claude Kramer. I, Donald Netzley, will my job as hose captain of the Schoeneck Fire Company to Denton Borry. I, jeffrey Ney, will a certain person from Governor Mifflin to Sundae Clouser. I, Joyce Nolt, will my 4-H trophies to Larry Keith. I, Jerilyn Gchs, will my homeroom teacher to the juniors who will be in his homeroom next year. I, Joyce Pannebecker, will my place at the football refreshment stand to any devoted fan. I, Donald Rathman, will my kicking toe to Kenneth Bensing. I, Linda Redcay, will my freckles to Brenda Ober- holtzer. I, Mary Jane Reich, wi Sally Beamesderfer. ll my Eagle editorship to I, Terry Ressler, will my grades to Paul Brubaker. I, Haskell Royer, will my presidency of the senior class to the future president. I, Gerald Rutt, will my love for English class to Vifilliam March. I, Ronald Rutt, will my I, Sandra Rutt, will my I, James Sensenig, will Bob Hoover. job to Carmen Dunigan. dark eyes to Lorna Weik. my interest in science to I, Linda Sharp, will my typing ability to Judy Stump. my shyness to Bonnie Frey. I, James Showalter, will my height to Lois Zim- merman. I, Paul Showalter, will my letter of acceptance from Gettysburg College to Kent Leid. I, Phyllis Showalter, will my height to Ruth Dietrich. I, Leon Shupp, will my lead foot to Barry Gel- singer. I, Willard Sokol, will my height to Galen Sweigart. I, Vifilliam Sotter, will my lineback position to Larry Ruhl. I, Jean Stahley, will my Phyllis Reddig. job at Howard Johnson's to I, Donald Steffy, will my spare tire to Tom Wing- enroth. I, Brenda Sweigart, will my driver's license to Sharon Wiest. I, Mahlon Sweigart, will physic classes to Louetta Gring. I, Sylvia Sweigart, will Deibler. I, Forrest Wealand, will my Hi-Y presidency to a lucky junior. I, Mary Jane Weber, will my typing ability to Anna Wenger. I, Drama Weidman, will my '47 Plymouth to Sally oss. I, Fonda Nlifeidman, will my prize possessions to Shelby Moore. I, Gloria Weidman, will my dark naturally curly hair to Pat I-Iollenbach. I, Paul Wfeidman, will my math book to Lonnie Pierce. I, Lottie Weidner, will my exchange editorship to Sandra I-Ialdeman. I, Betty Wenger, will the honor of living in Cocalico to Laverne Shenk. I, Dennis Wiest, will all of my books to Larry Wolf. I, Larry Yarnell, will my archery set to Andrew my curly hair to Anna Ludwig. I, John Zimmerman, will my spinners to Howard I-Iornberger. To the faculty we leave fond memories of the class of 1960. Therefore, we make these bequests with our best wishes, and we hope the recipients will utilize them to the utmost. We, the Class of 1960, from Cocalico Union High School, South Fourth Street, 'Denver, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, in the United States of America, have witnessed this declaration and the manner in which tue wish to dispose of the preceding things after our departure from Cocalico Union. Signed, sealed, and delivered in the month of Iune, in the.year of our Lord - - nineteen hundred and sixty. 44 union! 1 Q SW? . hiwif .,..3'.f, if Q ly f-im. M 'fffiv 'E' M . ' - 2- if-.,,f2, Trek? MSS 'A i V ,,-, A rr...-gy ye: :.ir:5..w:'f? v ' .. ' ' rw ...H . Q, K , .U iw rl? W P j 'gr 41. . 9,3eEp,fv' -we ve, . , 5 A - if , a.f'.w -.gy ge... .. NW ROW 1: C. Adair, L. Afflerbach, I. Althouse, J. Basehore, S. Beamesderfer, K. Bensing, D. Borry. ROW Z: A. Brubaker, P. Brubaker, D. Buchter, K. Buckwalter, C. Buohl, I. Burkhart, L. Cammauf. ROW 3: S. Clouser, A. Deibler, R. Dietrich, C. Dunigan, L. Eisenbise, S. Eshlemari T. Evans. ROW 4: M. Fisher, R. Fittery, L. Forry, I. Fox, B. Frey, B. Fritz, K. Gebhart. ROW 5: B. Cvelsinger, J. Gensemer, B. Gerhart, W. Gockley, L. Gring, J. Hackman, S. Haldeman. 46 ,,..,,..,..M, , . . f s. I W-, . iff' flggflf f .isa A if L 1 .. 'Wig gr M 1 ..,,,,p' . f 5' A Vr.f'E, 4, -52 H 2? -, jf gr R :ag L , s . .... , S R , H r Q V rilridl . 3 . in gr ei kk vryv K . Ei A 4' f 1 -Q i Xa fri? .sa rrr.. 1 Q 4 3 i L -rl! W? QQ. ' f , , Ak I L j ,,, - Y f ar - . ,: ,. 3 Q E 5 I ' 'Lip 7 i i - 2 1 i A -F : J , ,. ROW 1: P. Harding, K. Harlinger, K. Hassler, R. Heffner, W. Heilinger, G. Heinsey, G. Henly. ROW 2: P. Hollenbach, R. Hollinger, R. Hoover, H. Hornberger, E. Hulshizer, G. Keith, L. Keith. ROW 3: N. Kilhefner, E. Kosmela, C. Kramer, C. Kramer, S. Kulp, R. Larshaw, R. Lausch. ROW 4: K. Leid, M. Lied, N. Lied, A. Ludwig, W. March, R. Martzall, J. Mast. ROW 5: B. Mattis, T. McKinney, S. Meckiey, B. Miller, P. Miller, S. Moore, B. Oberholtzer. ROW 6: L. Pierce, G. Reddig, P. Reddig, S. Ross, L. Ruhl, L. Rupp, B. Schlack. 47 Nm., . E31 . ,mph if -f are , I 2 I 1 ,,'i, 4-'- . 'F . ' I K. ,'kk W . 1 a 'Q 4? k,V, ROW 1: I.. Schnader, I. Schweitzer, L. Shenk, D. Shober, A. Snader, I.. Spangler, I.. Stephan. ROW 2: S. Stewart, R. Strickler, C. Studenroth, Stump, G. Sweigart, J. Sweigart, I. Sweigart. ROW 3: I.. Sweigart, W. Sweigart, I.. Weik, I. Weinhold, A. Wenger, S. Wiest, S. Williams. ROW 4: E, Wingenroth, T. Wingenroth, L. Wolf, M. Wolfskill, J. Yocom, D. Zerbe, . Zimmerman. l V is , 5,253 K X 5 SECRETARY ,E TREASURER G. Nies C. Youndt ' ,.,. ii X ' PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT P. Grebinger M. Sweigart CLASS OFFICERS 3 ' ' . if . ', I f . ie Y 5-. , .. . I . eg g , Liz 'f s1 - I .K 48 0l'l'le Ouf of fAe gflltfet SEATED: G. Henly, S. Beamesderfer, P. Hollenbach, G. Nies, I. Basehore. STANDING W. March, P. Reddig, C. Dunigan, K. Lied, L. Spangler, L. Schnader. 49 i?Qw Sophom cred f If f -sa' F in iiii ii fa ROW 1: B. Adair, L. Adair, S. Artau, R. Bell, D. Binkley, S. Bixler, R. Blatt. ROW 2: I. Bollinger, P. Boyer, J. Brendel, R. Brubaker, R. Brubaker, F. Buohl, C. Burd. ROW 3: C. Carring- ton, M. Clay, S. Davidson, R. Evans, C. Fasnacht, L. Fasnacht, M. Fasnacht. ROW 4: N. Faus- nachr, J. Ferrer, R. Fichthorn, C. Forry, D. Frankhouser, Cv. Fry, I. Fry. ROW 5: L. Gehman, R. Gerhart, D. Getz, G. Gockley, S. Goshert, H. Groff, S. Oroff. 50 4 3 l .O ROW 1: D. Haldeman, I. Haldeman, G. Harding, M. Harding, S. Harding, D. Hehnly, D. I-lehnly. ROW Z: P. Heilinger, Cv. Hirneisen, 1. Hirneisen, S. Hollinger, N. Imhoff, C. Isenberg, W. Kauffman. ROW 3: P. Keiper, R. Kline, J. Kosmela, C. Landis, S. Lorah, J. Martin, V. Martin. ROW 4: D. Martzall, R. Matz, S. McQuate, N. Messner, B. Mohler, C. Moyer, V. Panne- becker. ROW 5: R. Petery, F. Plowfield, J. Reich, 1. Reich, M. Roseboro, 1. Rutt, L. Rutt. ROW 6: D. Schannauer, P. Shober, S. Showalter, C. Slabach, D. Sloat, I. Snader, l.. Stoltz. 51 ROW 1: B. Stoner, I... Stuber, B. Sweigart, R. Sweigart, I.. Troupe, I... Wealand, A. Weid- man. ROW Z: C. Weik, E. Wenger, R. White, I.. Wingenroth, M. Wingenroth, B. Wolf, M. Wolf. ROW 3: R. Yerger, S. Yinger, D. Yost, S. Youndt, A. Ziemer, M. Zimmerman. 1.,,' A frlh I I .rnrre 1 - - . I . . PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT I M. Brand J. Lutz III I . : . ,Q '.2.' A SECRETARY TREASURER D. Scheetz CLASS OFFICERS V. Whitman 52 YQ' 1 i sz: ,.. ...sie X V .N in SW 3205 Wlen me fkmwri' ROW 1: B. Adams, D. Anderson, G. Anderson, S. Baehman, B. Bates, P. Beamesderfer, I. Beamesderfer, P. Bennetch, R. Bingaman. ROW Z: B. Bixler, S. Boose, I. Brand, M. Brubaker, L. Buck, B. Burkhart, C. Christen, C. Clay, W. Coldren. ROW 3: D. Davidson, I. Deemer, R. Dietrich, S. Drexel, E. Eberly, J. Eberly, L. Eberly, L. Eberly, W. Ebling. ROW 4: T. Evans, G. Fnsnacht, T. Fausnacht, L. Fetter, C. Fichthorn, A. Fisher, E. Fittery, D. Fritz, D. Garner. ROW 5: D. Garrett, L. Gehman, S. Glass, D. Good, M. Good, N. Goshert, j. Orebinger, L. Oring, L. Groff. ROW 6: D. Hackman, M. Hagy, D. Hainley, S. Hainley, R. Harding, D. Harting, M. Haws, C. Henly, T. Henly. ROW 7: L. Hertzog, P. Hess, R. Hilton, G. Hopkins, L. Huber, M. Johnson, D. Kauffman, L. Keifer, B. Kieffer. 53 ROW 1: R. Kline, D. Koch, R. Lausch, W. Lesher, E. Long, O, Longenecker, I. Lorah, C Martin, E. Martin. ROW 2: N. Martin, N. Martin, N. Martin, R. Martzall, l.. McNally, K Messner, M. Miller, 1. Moore, M. Mowrey. ROW 3: E. Moyer, E. Moyer, I. Moyer, J. Musser C. Nagle, K. Neidhardt, I. Newkirk, R. Oberholtzer, F. Overholser. ROW 4: M. Oxenreider, A: Pannebecker, L. Ramsey, K. Rathman, V. Reber, R. Reider, J. Sauder, R. Schaeffer, G. Schlegel ROW 5: P. Schlegel, H. Sensenig, C. Sensenig, R. Shenk, P. Shober, N. Shupp, K. Sloat, D Smith, J. Sokol. ROW 6: K. Spade, J. Spangler, F. Stauffer, L. Steffy, 1. Steinmetz, F. Stewart D. Stief, B. Stirk, J. Styer. ROW 7: C. Styer, D. Sweigart, S. Sweigart, M. Wanner, V. Weaver F. Weidman, M. Weinhold, l.. Weitzel, M. Wenrich. ROW S: R. Wenrich, Wentzel, S Winter, I.. Yost, K. Youndt, K. Youndt, S. Ziemer, C. Zimmerman, V. Zook. 54 554.4 g...1.. ffl wr... L . arg. . T g i C . ' f... f is 9 .4 9 rl 1 1 M -a s . 'iv 3 . . ,g 'T nv. .. 5 'T ' 5 ' sfo M g ...riff C E ' , f- Q- - yy.. F f zany .ik f Y V, K . . .rn I kxz, I vvl. kk ,ir Y V ni C K F s F l T g if or F eieli T ...L T 3. , iA rg , A ' s L 1L t -fix f ' 1. nf. C . f f - 2' 'R' Q - , 7 fi Tezr ezzze A T - 4 r i f ' F . A ' ze . l is . 2,15 Q , F f Q . . , C T L i Q 5 A 3 'A. 2 C A R riilg- R . on Tntl Fl i f 2 K r , . K K 3 if if -.fL i f 1 , ii: G 5 Q 1 T aw ' 1-'iii . nfg, . . -Q' 94 N 2: .,-. S-' . 313' ' ' s I 5 . 7 5 .af k,:, . 5 , s 1 4' I .C 'x i ,.Lg, 1 , -.,.,,' -',1' 'A . , Q,':, M., 3 iv i ' - f . V Y T . . 2 T f . 9' ff 1 s K ... 2 W rf' sr? p 5 A fx P ,. f A J ' A ,.,:., 5 , f.3if12. - h ztg f, - -, . my ,L ,T 5 g K. fs s JL ii. 2 z ' . ' ' 'f ' ' , FJ W F Y ' -' J :J A'Q'- r . ' if . Q E . g,,. .C f ? 4 5 I I A E -fK' t. f 'ii' Q' i b .ge f S :': K Z I l l , A LP , .2 , , f C irr. F W 'W zllnl e f Q ' A 1 i,,,.2f W iX'n fi' l '-' .KK A 2 . T Trree 4 1 f eg. rrlezz fffw ' 2 T Z'li ,gunz ' g ROW 1: B. Adair, C. Althouse, R. Althouse, J. Ansel, T. Ansel, C. Beals, D. Bear, J. Becker, L. Binkley. ROW 2: L. Binkley, G. Bowman, S. Bowman, D. Brensinger, W. Brubaker, S. Buchter, P. Burd, L. Burkenheiser, P. Carrington. ROW 3: K. Christen, B. Earhart, C. Eberly, N. Eberly, D. Ebersole, A. Echternacht, R. Eggers, R. Eggers, D. Ernst. ROW 4: H. Far- low,. D. Fasnacht, E. Fasnacht, R. Fasnacht, M. Fausnacht, C. Fetter, I. Firestone, P. Fisher, K Fitterling. ROW 5: T. Flickinger, L. Foltz, G. Fortna, S. Fosnocht, W. Fox, R. Frankford, W. Frankford, E. Frederick, R. Frees. ROW 6: 1. Fritz, K. Fritz, F. Fritz, D. Fromm, L. Fry, L. Garman, G. Gehman, T. Gehman, G. Gehr. ROW 7: F. Gerhart, R. Getz, R. Good, E. Goshert, D. Gring, L. Groff, W. Hackman, 1. Hainley, N. Hainley. 55 fn.. Q -wh ...W- ffwrw. 5 fe W g, kk in Q 51 aff. . .W ,.,,,,,, , akwsy .54 lg . ..,.. 5 'S-H ,'3?Xi1e ,',i L sf. ROW 1: W. Haldeman, R. Harting, B. Hartranft, P. Hassler, G. Hauck, G. Haynes, M. Heft, D. Heinaman, M. Hertzler. ROW Z: C. Hertzog, J. Hertzog, L. Herrzog, D. Hess, J. Hess, B. Hirneisen, P. Hornberger, S. Hornberger, J. Hunsicker. ROW 3: E. Hurst, E. Hurst, I. Hurst, J. Hurst, P. Hyman, S. Kilhefner, J. Kitch, F. Kosmela, L. Kutz. ROW 4: L. Kutz, G. Landis, C. Leed, D. Leed, P. Leid, 1. Leisey, B. Lesher, D. Lesher, E. Martin. ROW 5: S. Martin, P. Marvel, R. Meckley, N. Miller, W. Miller, B. Mohler, J. Mohn, W. Mowrey, B. Moyer. ROW 6: F. Moyer, B. Musser, M. Musser, G. Ney, J. Nolr, J. Parsons, G. Pehlman, T. Peters, D. Rabold. ROW 7: R. Rabold, S. Randler, H. Rauser, I. Ray, E. Ream, E. Redcay, D. Reddig, M. Reich, C. Rertew. ROW 8: P. Riffle, P. Ross, D. Royer, D. Royer, M. Rutt, R. Rutt, L. Schumuck, E. Sensenig, P. Sensenig. 56 ROW 1: S. Shimp, P. Shirk, G. Shober, I. Shupp, W. Shupp, D. Smith, M. Snyder, E. Spoo, C. Steffy. ROW Z: P. Steffy, W. Steffy, D. Stoltz, S. Stoner, C. Strohl, R. Stuber, D Stump, D. Sweigart, D. Sweigart. ROW 3: E. Sweigart, 1. Sweigart, I. Sweigart, N. Sweigart, I Unruh, J. Wanner, L. Weaver, G. Weber, R. Weidman. ROW 4: E. Wenger, D. Wenrich, L Wenrich, B. Wingenroth, B. Wingenroth, J. Winter, I. Wolfskill, C. Youndt, A. Young. ROW 5: L. Zeiber, J. Zeiset, D. Zimmerman. 'mf' 57 5 ,, ire 'V W,,. ,. , , , ' ,, i KKXL V ...Q :Vi 'K 5 A .Ar H.. '- 1.4.1. ...V J in . .. wQ'ffz.-.V V iz- . V V- ' and v ' . 24 ...i --f-f if 3-2. 'fi . 1 P' E m' ' k ' Wkiic 'V' aa, z V ' en. E A X . , -'-v., V ,L ' wig: Jig A is . . waaa-gr+-wwf l,VV 1wWf,a.s,a,,,wffQ- rrriy Y 41,2171 L. :X,., .. ,L VLL A I . :irq A 5 J Q . AL-A 1 M L, V .,, J A A ,Si ,.,. V ., ,.VA Q . I M X-ggw 1 'L,L A A L ' ' 1 rQwa,+aweaawwMe.f,?Qf,.Qa Q a awk EAQQB V A - . V :,. , I Vili. N i. Q A , . M A A Vi VV L,I' 5. 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A K i .1 I , ,K .?5ev awmgfaawa ,,a+ i Q aef .,. Qwfafgwe V KAA A VVVAL V' 'V, 2 , Qgrv 'VVV A V'.'V ' 'IP ugim. QE? ifWwQ4QQmff H? aw. VwwuiFWw 4. 2 LVV, .L i I qw k A 1 V -W gf I VV V i . f',x5'1fgf'f1li5.- , 2451: V',,' 1- - i f Q JB 'H ' ROW 1: B. Adair, M. Adams, J. Arnold, V. Anderson, L. Bachman, L. Bair, L. Bair, C. Bard, D. Bates. ROW 2: J. Bearinger, R. Becker, E. Behney, L. Binner, M. Boehringer, K. Boose, D. Bowman, K. Boyer, L. Boyer. ROW 3: L. Boyer, J. Brubaker, N. Brubaker, K. Brubaker, V. Brubaker, M. Buckius, T. Buckwalter, R. Buohl, W. Burkhart. ROW 4: C. Burkholder, A. Butterfield, L. Carvell, S. Crouse, W. Davidson, J. Demmy, A. Eberly, M. Fasnacht, D. Fitter- ling. ROW 5: L. Forry, D. Fortna, 1. Frankhouser, E. Fritz, A. Carman, B. Garner, R. Gehr, L. Gensemer, T. Gerharr. ROW 6: A. Glass, K. Gram, C. Greenly, P. Grill, I. Groff, L. l-lagy, J. Hagy, 1. Haldeman, A. Harding. ROW 7: R. Harding, E, Harting, B. l-lassler, L. Hassler, L. Hassler, L. Hassler, C. l-lehnly, R. l-leilinger, G. Heinsey. . 5 . My 5- 5 if V , . . ' if zZL W 'f yi 2 '53 il Q rert - , f ai 'S .Q L f 133 f re... .Q-Q.. ,-.. ', i T i5 l53. A .5 ' i . - ' 4' A ' g.,j '1'fg' 15' Q' -. , . . W ifi i A' titt A - i 'fr . it . Us .A 1 ,.g A ,'V' ,., h . h ,Qy A I R . ,' , . f Q' ' ,T - i . ,ggi . . . ... fx- 1 . 2 .i Lf ' , A, f VV L Lzrk K2 kV:V,L:,',, V. K V 5 . V. . , K I 4 y . 1 - lm: ' my , 3 ,,1A W W 3 1 '? L ' ' L . R .1 f ig ' S rett A ' .. . H , L'W'A A L4 ' i ' . ' ,. .w Rf' f 'm'h .. , 5 ' . 1 R . ,,.. . R R . 6,.,, A . O . f Q' VA , . V .. A . ' H A Q ' ' A A . . . 1 , . 'W U' i ' 1 - kk , E.. K st K L .KVA k,k, . ..k:gV,VEVig. . , I VJ' t .ii V,:,, K- r:,,r. Vri, .,,.' ' K r, 3 . N I V.,h. . 2- , K K - 1 - . X V f 1 L f, L .f ,ip X ,,k 'v'L ' V. ,V L ' qjfi H' 'Ping J , W ,tw v ' . : if fy , A ,,,.1, 1 A , 4 -' 9252 . .. . iff-1 1 Q' - X...gg5g,11,-, s .g. '-,, ,,., - gk f. 5 f .Q -V, , V. elf - - A ' .. 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R L 1 T . , f' - if. f ,1.. i -E' .'..' ii , . i I . W5 gg, .af i Q. ..'k I j , '- . -I .. ... L . 1 PPQ . ' x A ' .. . 1. ,,k-,-' kk,- .l -Vk,. - g p . g 7 . im . 'e1. - Q 4 - Kim? . ' - 'T if 'QL' A .,,. QL-'L' . ..,. - , f., '?'iqv:'o to N - . - -JR' .534 ROW 1: P. Hemmerick, L. Henly, M. Henly, L. Hertzler, T. Hertzog, J. Hilton, D. Hir- neisen, D. Hoover, E. Hoover. ROW 2: S. Hoover, L. Hurst, M. Ingram, P. Kauffman, K. Keffer, P. Knauer, R. Knauer, B. Kramer, N. Kramer. ROW 3: R. Kriebel, D. Lausch, R. Lausch, B. Leed, L. Leibig, S. Leininger, T. Lied, C. Long, J. Long. ROW 4: S. Long, G. Low, A. Martin, I. Martin, K. Martin, R. Martin, D. McGarvey, O. Meek, R. Meckley. ROW 5: 1. Mentzer, L. Mentzer, A. Miller, P. Miller, G. Moyer, M. Musser, P. Nies, R. Pannebecker, L. Rabold. ROW 6: S. Ravegum, A. Reddig, T. Reider, R. Reider, D. Roth, R. Roth, D. Rudy, A. Schlegel, J. Schlegel. ROW 7: J. Schmeck, C. Schmuck, G. Schweitzer, J. Sensenig, G. Shaffer, M. Sharadin, A. Shenk, A. Shirk, 1. Shirk. ROW 8: T. Shirk, S. Shober, H. Showalter, L. Shupp, I. Sites, M. Smith, K. Spatz, S. Spence, T. Spoo. 59 f wr A S 1 S l L'1i -1 L. L i'1L L' . S R lQ 1 LRL. L L L L l r ,LLL L SL.. . Q i ' f LLLLL.. T K .K :1K,,flKK KLK,i E KK . , . K K S LL f - mWAY I 'mki ,A MX 2 Q 5' 1,3 5 - 'ez .A--KLKK E -, K K it 2 K . , K L L L if L E .LSSLL L l. L eeeter W .ert l . R C - .rf . ,.A. fl LQ.. Q5 -kfh 'V ' M 2 1? rt.. ,-5232 ,. ., . 5155... Mgp 35 K. ,. K., gg? L5 ' ,,, W 1.51: V: 5 5 t ' ---..L,. A,:. ,:.L . , L , . K, Kd,- ,, LLLzf,3s...L 262 Q I - A - s.,LL L g. K if ' 4 --rr K JKA... kyykk L, K, ' ,L L., KK ,V Akk, X .L . LK KK K. di, f KKKKKK KK 7,,. L,.L...LfiSl.,,5 IK K KL AL LK, ,K L KKK . , -L L '. , if L, ..: K fi E. f. . 1-.? 5'w ii' J 151125 L A 1 W LLLL ie his t S L Q - . f f te Lifts xi t 9 fl 'jiggj 1 'f L, ,' Q , L ' g ,..A, L .L LLLL km . .. , , K ,L L . . vlvv ,E ii, L K . ,K aaa tif? V , 1 I , ,,. H' 1 'Ne V an if t Xml. KK . . '-- T' 2.353 . I .-.- : A f P P rf . ..L.. Q PEE. L LLSS I ' Ez eee. 1 .Q Kr VZXVV K ll. K K ,',iw 'Ky Q L l fe Lv I i Q ' -' ' , L. K' M M 'Khk ,af L , ,L., iK k...k L K . ,4 L kk.y Vrkk J K ' If 1 -k 1 5 13 f KL, K K Kigij f.: KK M , ' Q WK 1, ii 'y.- 1 - M wiz' of .J L L Q L L. ,. L L, S , L 3 V . . V 5 l , L...LL , 2 , - K 1 1f,LiQffK,L,, j K . g , LK S ' 'S - L A ff-er if .g f LWLL ' .L .gt L. 3, L L E QQAA LLL S L L 3 L ,L L R ROW 1: G. Steely, L. Steely, L. Steffy, L. Steffy, M. Steffy, D. Stephan, D. Stoltz, T. Strohl, L. Stuber. ROW Z: B. Sweigart, D. Sweigatt, D. Sweigart, I. Sweigart, L. Sweigart, L. Sweigart, N. Sweigart, P. Sweigart, R. Sweigart. ROW 3: T. Sweigart, B. Tothero, R. Trostle, T. Troupe, l. Trupp, 1. Unruh, C. Wanner, C. Warmer, J. Warmer. ROW 4: M. Wanner, K. Weaver, M. Weaver, L. Weber, S. Wenger, D. Wenrich, R. Wentzel, K. Whitmyer, D. Wiest. ROW 5: M. Wingenroth, E. Wise, B. Witman, O. Wolf, L. Woods. ROW 6: E. Yost, M. Yourxdt, A. Zeiset, C. Ziemer, G. Zimmerman. 60 SAE. 2? isigfsr 5115 , , iz .f N235 :sri , i f Sfudenf gounci ROW 1: Mr. Miller, I. Emsing, I. Yocom, D. Scheetz. ROW 2: N. Sweigart, I. Beamesder- fer, W. Brubaker, J. Lutz, G. Harding, P. Showalter, H. Royer, R. Hart, G. Gerhart, P. Grebinger, G. Nies, T. Evans, L. Carvell, C. Steffy. The Student Council of Cocalico Union was organized during the term 1955-56. Since that time it has become an inherent part of our school, establish- ing many traditions and providing many services to the student body, to the ad' ministration and faculty, and to charitable organizations. The Student Council serves as an open channel of communication between the student body and the faculty and administration. It provides our students with practical experiences in democratic procedures and processes. The Council performs an important function in leadership training - - and training in fol- lowing. The success and accomplishments of any Student Council will be de- pendent upon the responsibilities assumed by the student body and by Council members as the representatives of the student body. PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT ADVISOR SECRETARY TREASURER I. Emsing H. Royer Mr. Miller J. Yocom D. Scheetz 62 Jean Longenecker Miss Strohl Mary Jane Reich CO-EDITOR ADVISOR COfEDITOR STARTING AT TOP: M. Mowrey, P. Hollenbach, K. Boyer, E. Hulshizer, P. Reddig, I. Althouse, M. Roseboro, C. Kramer, L. Gring, S. Hollinger, N. Messner, P. Keiper, A. Wenger, R. Brubacker, M. Miller, 1. Ochs, E. Long, 1. Erick, P. Brubaker, J. Pannebecker, S. Beamesderfer, I. Kilhefner, C. Knerr, S. Meckley, B. Wenger, M. Brand, L. Weidner, M. Reich, 1. Longenecker, Miss Strohl. 63 Arlene Kauffman Mrs. Lied Kathryn Boyer CO-EDITOR ADVISOR CO-EDITOR J .-.J ..-,zz-.f4, .swf SEATED: S. Haldeman, I. Pannebecker, J. Sensenig, L. Kopp, I. Enck, A. Burkhart. STANDING: R. Dietrich, K. Boyer, G. Henly, A. Deibler, S. Clouser, J. Ochs, Mrs. Lied, A. Kauffman. 64 ROW 1: B. Wenger, C. Lied, D. Moyer, I. Getz, L. Redicay, I. Ochs, L. Sweigart, I. Long- enecker, E. Hulshizer. ROW 2: L. Sharp, C. Knerr, Stahley, S. Boehringer, R. Boose, S. Rutt P. Hollenbach, M. Buohl. OFFICERS: ROW 1: S. Clouser, S. Meckley, D. Weidman. ROW 2: S. Ross, F. Weidman Miss Neidhardt, Adfvisorg A. Burkhardt. ROW 1: P. Brubaker, R. Heffner, D. Borry, 1. Brubaker, P. Showalter. ROW 2: N. Im- hoff, J. Althouse, P. Miller, M. Sweigart, A. Ludwig, M. Sweigart, D. Shober, 1. Sweigart, P. Grebinger, K. Leid, Mr. Stewart. V4 Q C- T' B. Adair, I.. Yarnell, D. Netzley, R. Hoover, G. R. Drumm, Advisorg L. Keith, G. Rutt, W. J J Heilinger, G. Kulp, J. Zimmerman, C. Burd, 1. Snader, D. Buchter, R. Kline, D. Wiest, T. ' ' ' Wingenroth, D. Schannauer. ROW1 N Kilhefner I Hackman G Kelth B Schlack ROW 2 I Stump B Ober C' : . ' , . , . ' , . . : . , . f J' A 24. holtzer, S. Kulp, D. Getz, R.. Blatt. .ROW 3: L. Forry, K. Hassler, M. Lied, S. Sweigart, P Showalter, R. Fittery, Mrs. Wise, Adwsor. JY: n j 553.55 R5 EQ C ROW 1: S. Hollinger, M. Reich, D. Halcleman, P. Keiper. ROW 2: R. Brubaker, P Jufure u,,de57 A14 Schlegel, L. McNally, H. Sensenig, S. Lorah. ROW 3: V. Zook, J. Weinhold, G. Fry, B. Wolf M. Nlifinyrenrorh, S. Ooshert, Mrs. l-lulshizer, Advisor. ROW 4: B. Mohler, J. Pannebecker, M Brandt, N. Messner, M. Roseboro, E. Wenger. ROW l: R. Boyer, L. Ruhl, T. Mowery. ROW 2: Mr. Hill, Advisor, G. Martin, N. Lied, Jheafer Ark D. Zerbe, C. Adair, G. Sweigart, L. Getz, L. Shupp, G. Hertzler. ROW 3: E. Burkholcler, B. Cvelsinger, K. Bensing, K. Oebharr, E. Kosmela, W. Gockley, E. Martzall, D. Rathman. l 67 7 I ROW 1: K. Boyer, L. Spangler, I. Enck, A. Kauffman, Mr. Peters, Advisor. ROW 2: L. Lrcu 0 5 aio Sweigart, J. Cvensemer, S. Lorah, J. Ochs, P. Wolf, P. Brubaker, B. Wenger, N. Kilhefner, S. I0 Beamesclerfer, P. Reddig, C. Youndt. ROXV 3: L. Wealand, B. Mohler, D. Henly, B. Ober- holtzer, B. Schlack, I. Pannebecker, J. Stahley, S. Rutt, C. Knerr, O. Nies, I. Yocom, G. Henly. T' ROW 1: Mr. Flinchbaugh, Advisor, G. Henly, C. Youndt, D. Scheetz, G. Nies, I. Yocom. J 7 -A ROW Z: S. Boose, C. Christen, C. Nagle, D. Martzall, J. Brand. ROW 3: S. Bachman, M. ' ' ' Mowrey, S. Showalter, D. Frankhouser. ROW 4: E. Long, S. Stewart, P. Reddig, R. Matz, S. Williams, S. Davidson, D. Wenrich. ROW 5: G. Cvockley, I. Lutz, J. Lorah, P. Garrett. f' ROW 1: L. Haberman, R. Boose, A. Burkhart. ROW 2: L. Kopp, G. Reddig, E. Wingen- J. . . A. roth, M. Buohl, L. Shenk, B. Miller, M. Wolfskill, Mr. Becker, Advisorg 1. Getz, E. Matz, J. Mast. ROW 1: L. Sweigarr, S. Wiest, S. Rutt, C. Knerr, I. Yocom, I. Gensemer. ROW 2: L Leer eackng ug Troupe, V. Whitman, D. Scheerz, L. Weik, j. Binner, E. Hulshizer, T. McKinney. 69 KNEELING: T. Wingenroth, J. Showalter. ROW 1: W. Lasher, E. Behney, I. Arnold, L. rchel, Boyer, J. Schlegel, T. Buckwalter, M. Buckius, J. Long, P. Hemmrich. ROW Z: D. Fritz, G. g Herrzler, J. Zimmerman, J. Kitch, L. Yarnell, l.. l-lertzog, B. Mohler, R. Bingaman, A. Ziemer, W. Ebling, I, Fry, J. Snader, L. Schnader, Mr. Trout, Advisor. ROW 1: P. Grill, R. Lausch, G. Low. ROW' 2: C. Fichthorn, B. Mohler, L. Wingenroth ranlaficd ug K. Boose, I. Frankhouser. ROW 3: L. Gring, D, Sweigart, 1. Sweigart, N. Kilhefner, L. Spangler D. Good, K. Haflinger, B. Schlack, B. Oberholtzer, C. Clay, Mrs. Drumm, Advisor. 70 9 Q f' SEATED: Mrs. Bright, Advisor, B. Witman, 1. Demrny, T. Hartzog. STANDING: A Jrench ug Shirk, S. Williams, T. Gerhart, G. Reddig, B. Miller, K. Martin, P. Nies, R. Rabold, J Nolt, C. Wanner, D. Heinaman, C. Strohl. ROW 1: D. Brensinger, M. Oxenreider, T. Henly. ROW 2: Longenecker, D. Meckley, Lek ug I. Trupp, A. Reddig, T. Spoo, C. Schmuck. ROW 3: A. Young, J. Cvrebinger, L. Gensemer, Mrs. Graham, Advisor, G. Bowman, 1. Hurst, D. Bear, R. Trostle. 71 SEATED: C. Leid, M. Miller, G. Ney, P. Leid, G. Gehr, D. Brensinger, D. Heinamann, on rar S. Wenger, L. Weber, N. Kramer. STANDING: Miss Rathje, L. Boyer, E. Hurst, D. Bowman, y K. Brubaker, S. Steffy, S. Spence, L. Reider, M. Brubaker, I. Kitch, J. Eberly, E. Fittery, J. Arnold, R. Steffy, R. Lausch, B. Mohler, M. Boehringer, W. Miller, E. Sensenig, E. Hurst, E. Behney, H. Greblunas. LEFT SIDE: V. Pannebecker, S. Lorah, C. Forty, L. Weber, B. Stoner, R. Schaeffer, umger ug S. Ziemer, I. Musser, S. Bixler, M. Clay, Mr. Albrecht, Advisor. 9 RIGHT SIDE: S. Buchrer, C. Youndt, I. Styer, K. Sloat, H. Sensenig, G. Hirneisen, P. Leid, G. Gehr, J. Reich, R. Yerger, M. Wolf, D. Getz, L. Afflerbach, E. Matz, J. Bollinger, 1. Reich, C. Carrington. 72 ROW 1: L. Shupp, M. Boehringer, I. Hilton, W. Burkhart. ROW 2: L. Weber, P. Carring- phofo ra A ton, B. Lesher, C. Leed, S. Hornherger, 1. Becker, M. Steffy, S. Spence, V. Brubaker, R 9 P y Matz, S. Wenger, Mr. Smaltz, Advisor. ROW 3: D. Koch, L. Wenrich, S. Fosnacht, F. Moyer D. GringhMB 5-Ieft, D. Ebersole, B. Wingenroth, D. Leed, D. Shober, D. Sloat, D. Martzall, S Stewart, . el. , SEATED: L. Huber, P. Schlegei, V. Reber. STANDING: B. Bixler, L. McNally, F. Stewart, I. FARM- P. Beamesclerfer, B. Adams, J. Wentzel, S. Winters, I. Moore, B. Kieffer, S. Sweigart, N. Shupp, ' M. Johnson, 1. Moyer, G. Anderson, M. Hagy, S. Drexel, M. Brubaker, B. Bates, V. Zook, B. Stirk, Mrs. Gerstenlauer, Advisor. 73 9 STANDING: Mr. Roscher, Advisor, R. Heffner, C. Christen, C. Dunigan. ROW 1: T. 0ufJ00,,5 Strohl, G. Shaeffer, L. Buck, K. Rathman, L. Henly. ROW 2: J. Sites, I. Lorah, E. Moyer, D. Stief, D. Garrett. ROW 3: S. Boose, G. Schweitzer, J. Hess, 1. Sokol, D. Davidson, L. Sweigart. ROW 4: S. McQuate, F. Plowfieicl, R. Raider, T. Sweigart, L. Woods. ROW 5: D. Lesher, G. Meck, H. Farlow, J. Groff, D. Stoltz, D. Wiest, A. Echternacht. ml A FRONT MAT: S. Moore, 1. Hurst, P. Shirk, I. Unruh, S. Shimp, L. Althouse ' ' C. Studenroth, M. Fasnacht, E. Wenger, S. Hopkins, R. Knauer. REAR MAT: L ydlca ucatlon u Hassler, J. Stump, G. Forma, Mr. Schaeffer, Advisor, D. Hoover, T. Lied, W. Miller C. Long, R. Becker, P. Kauffman, P. Riffle, R. Kriebel, K. Youndt, Mr. Care, Ad- visor, G. Moyer, J. Hainley, E. Fasnacht. 74 ! LEFI' T0 RIGHT: G. Ney, W. Shupp, C. Hertzog, D. Anderson, M. Snyder, K. Neld oin ug hardt, Mr. Reese, Advisory 1. Wolfskill, R. Shenk, L. Groff, L. Binkley, I. Winters, D. Sweigart e fe - : X W.-5 , I--7-.z,.wgQ,.,,L,,vfQ., Q. V rg J 1.. - .1 -if-'f m y ge '- f wr 7'9gwgg.5,1,f,5ng.q.egQwfgXgQQ.g,wg51,zQf K ' . iff' I ' - . - , ,, 1 . ,,.. K ' f , .,-'. ' 1 2 ' E A M . ' e e 1 dl!! - e Q , W.. .-,:1:.::'1 -- ' ,M wi . , f- , V A. , . .. .K I ' Y ' Fr 5 .. 4, t z, -' 1 Q,h,M- M. , .- - , 1 . nw . I ..- ' ,, 'ZW fm. . - :,..w' 'N' .- .- . 75 aforeffed ana! Kofor gum' A KNEELING: C. Henly, I. Stahley, M. Mowrey, B. Sweigart, B. Kieffer. STANDING: E. Hulshizer, M. Wein- hold, S. Grant, K. Hassler, S. Meckley, S. Davidson, L. Troupe. F. Weidman, S. Ross, K. Buckwalter, I.. Sharp, S. Clouser, L. McQuate. 78 an-Ce Mr. Schneiderhan, Director. ROW 1: R. White, L. Gehman, S. Stewart, J. Bowman, G. Schlegel, R. Hart, Pianists: S. Wiest, J. Weinhold. ROW 2: J. Brand, G. Harding, J. Emsing, J. Althouse, G. Gockley, A. Idudavigh C. Glass, R. Heffner, Mr. Schneiderhan, Director. ROW 3: K. Neidhardt, G. Moyer, . er art. 79 ROW 1: B. Fritz, I. Gensemer, R. Matz, S. Beamesderfer, J. Getz, M. Brandt. ROW Z: G. Hirneisen, S. Showalter, P. Showalter, S. Sweigart, L. Gehman, J. Bowman, G. Nies. ROW 3: S. Harting, J. Lutz, S. Goshert, B. Mohler, L. Wingenroth, S. Rutt, P. Grebinger. ROW 4: D. Binkley, S. Davidson, G. Rutt, B. White, S. Stewart, R. Hart, B. Sweigart. ROW 5: B. Wolf, C. Fasnacht, J. Reich, G. Gerhart. 0l1.Cel't gall Mr. Sweigart, Director. 80 ROW 1: D. Sloat, W. Kauffman, D. Buchter, G. Shader. ROW 2: I. Showalter, D. Fritz, M. Sweigart, P. Miller, W. Oockley. ROW 3: B. Oelsinger, O. Harding, I. Emsing, I. Zimmerman, j. Althouse. ROW 4: A. Ludwig, K. Leid, R. I-Ieffner, E. Sweigart, D. Zerbe, Mr. Sweigart. ROW 5: R. Lausch, S. McQuate, R. Petery, L. Keith. PARTICIPANTS IN COUNTY BAND ROW 1: B. Fritz, j. Gensemer, S. Beamesderfer, I. Bowman, J. Getz, M. Brand. ROW 2: J. Althouse, R. Heffner, R. Hart, P. Grebinger. ROW 1: M. Brand, B. Schlack, I.. Weik, S. Ross, J. Nolt, I.. Haberman, G. Nies, S. Meckley, S. Rutr, E. Wenger, M. Clay, S. Showalter. ROW 2: N. Kilhefner, A. Deibler, V. Whitman, S. Williams, B. Oberholtzer, B. Miller, B. Wenger, L. Spangler, C. Carrington, D. Binkley, J. Gensemer. ROW 3: 1. Martin, P. Brubaker, D. Martzall, R. Heffner, R. Moyer, E. Martzall, D. Shober, R. Hoover, J. Althouse, J. Lutz. Mr. Gates, Director. enior Chorud ROW 1: S. Clouser, S. Beamesderfer, P. Hollenbach, L. Eisenbise G. Henly S. Stewart L Shenk, L. Wealand, M. Roseboro, S. Wiest, J. Yocom, C. Youndt. RCSW 2: B. Wolf, K. Bdck: walter, R. Matz, A. Wenger, C. Lied, C. Knerr, J. Binner, S. Goshert, 1. Ochs, 1. Long- enecker, S. Ross. ROW 3: 1. Rutt, L. Gehman, K. Leid, L. Schnader, J. Basehore, A. Ludwig, R Hatt, J. Harding. ROW 4: 1. Brubaker, W. Kauffman, D. Sloat, I. Fox, G. Gockley. L. Weik, K. Leid, participants in County Chorus. 83 Grd! , Czorua ROW 1: S. Williams, I. Longenecker, L. Weik, T. McKinney, G. Reddig, I. Burkhart, K. Buckwalter, I. Binner, B. Oberholtzer, B. Schlack, M. Clay, S. Clouser, L. Spangler, A. Diebler. ROW 2: Mr. Gates, B. Wolf, V. Whitman, C. Carrington, D. Getz, C. Lied, P. Heilinger, N. Kilhefner, E. Wingenroth, M. Wingenroth, S. Lorah, A. Wenger, B. Miller, C. Youndt. ROW 3: L. Shenk, S. Younclt, J. Hirneisen, J. Yocom, S. Meckley, S. Hollinger, L. Eisenbise, S. Wiest, C. Knerr, M. Fasnacht, L. Haberman, J. Nolt. ROW 4: G. Henly, S. Groff, L. Wealand, M. Roseboro, S. Ross, B. Wenger, S. Moore, F. Weidman, E. Wenger, J. Ochs, P. Boyer. Pianists: B. Wolf, B. Miller, S. Wiest. 'A 84 unior Ckorua ROW 1: S. Long, I. Becker, J. Adams, S. Boose, L. Bachman, N. Miller, D. Good, M. Wein- hold, L. Carvell, P. Nies, M. Mowrey, I. Unruh, C. Youndt, G. Hopkins, P. Leid, C Fichthorn, C. Christen, J. Moyer, G. Forma, L. Steely, L. Althouse, L. Steffy. ROW 2: B. Adair, P. Hornherger, M. johnson, E. Long, D. McGarvey, N. Kramer, S. Drexel, K. Sloat, R. Schaeffer, S. Bachman, B. Kieffer, N. Shupp, R. Lausch, M. Adams, K. Boose, S. Kilhefner, T. Hertzog, P. Schlegel, A. Schlegel, M. Miller. ROW 3: K. Martin, L. Hassler, R. Gehr, D. Hoover, D. Forma K. Fritz, C. Hertzog, F. Overholser, R. Trostle, J. Unruh, D. Zimmerman, G, Gehman, G. Bowman R. Harting, G. Schlegel, L. Hehnly, T. Gerhart, L. Hartzog, T. Troupe, L. Binner, G. Moyer, J Wolfskill, B. Witman. ROW 4: N. Sweigart, R. Sweigart, D. Garrett, D. Brensinger, D. Royer M. Sensenig, R. Martzall, M. Sharadin, I. Kitch, F. Stauffer, I. Grebinger, W. Brubaker, L. Kutz E. Firiebel, K. Neidhardt, D. Wenrich, W. Miller, J. Longenecker, D. Heinaman, J. Hunsicker . oyer. 85 9 2 i r l unior Z?anc! ROW 1: J. Schlegel, R. Knauer, 1. Hilton, S. Wenger, B. Witman, E. Sweigart, G. Schlegel L. Gerhart, C. Hertzog, D. Sweigart, C. Steffy, A. Schlegel, G. Meck, R. Rabold. ROW 2: D Hoover, T. Troupe, R. Kriebel, R. Sweigart, W. Brubaker, L. Wenrich, B. Moyer, F. Overholser D. Wenrich, L. Ramsey, L. Huber, S. Bachman, C. Fichthorn, M. Good, P. Nies, D. Anderson ROW 3: L. Hassler, L. Gensemer, R. Trostle, D. Ernst, P. Shirlc, K. Keffer, R. Martzall, N. Sweigart G. Ney, R. Althouse, L. Weitzel, K. Harting, P. Knauer, R. Kietrich, J. Mohn. ROW 4: I. Wolf- skill, J. Unruh, R. Harting, K. Wenrich, J. Brand, R. Hilton, R. Good, D. Stief, J. Beamesder- fer, W. Miller, G. Bowman, D. Zimmerman, I. Unruh, G. Schweitzer, J. Demmy. ROW 5: M Boehringer, C. Rettew, M. Sensenig, I. Lorah, B. Tothero, D. Heinaman, J. Longenecker, K. Neid- hardt, G. Gehman, D. Fortna, Mr. Sweigart. 86 3 w 5 5 5 3 l 3 3 Q E 5 5 3 1 E lofdaf ROW 1: K. Hoover, I. Showalter, C. Glass, W. Sotter, F. Hainley, G. Marderness, I. Em- sing, G. Gerhart, S. Fasnacht, R. Burkholder, R. Hatt, G. Weidman. ROW 2: G. Albrecht, K. Bensing, B. Gelsinger, L. Ruhl, D. Rathman, R. Eisenbise, D. Gerhart, D. Borry, P. Grebinger, M. Sweigart, I. Schweitzer, R. Care. ROW 3: D. Shober, S. McQuate, P. Shober, R. Heffner, J. Reich, G. Gockley, F. Plowfield, R. Petery, J. Hollinger, J. Rutt, T. Evans, C. Fasnacht. Coaches: G. Weidman, R. Care, G. Albrecht, K. Hoover. 88 Co-Captains: G. Marderness, I. Emsing. VARSITY SCHEDULE C. U. Season Record Opponent 32 Hempfield 0 27 Warwick 13 12 Manheim Township O 27 Allentown Catholic 24 34 Manheim Central O 12 Elizabethtown 14 32 Solanco 20 39 Ephrata 0 7 Governor Mifflin 34 34 Donegal 7 8 Wins 2 Losses Although the football team of 1959 didn't Win the championship, it still was a very fine team. We can be especially proud of two of the eight victories. One of these was the victory over Allentown Central Catholic. It has a senior high school enrollment about six times that of Cocalico. The other important game was the defeat of our rival, Ephratag we won by the score of 39-O. Since this gave us the Ephrata Review Trophy for the second time, one more win will se- cure permanent possession of the trophy for us. FRESHMEN: ROW 1: 1. Spangler, F. Overholser, L. Ramsey, D. Garrett, I. Beamesderfer F. Weidman, E. Moyer, D. Hackman. ROW 2: I.. Steffy, K. Neidhardt, L. Buck, M. Haws, D Wenrich, D. Sweigart, D. Davidson, T. Henly. ROW 3: Coach K. Hoover, J. Newkirk, L. Weitzel K. Younclt, K. Youndt, I. Grebinger, P. Shober, Coach G. Albrecht. 90 ardify Zgaciefgaf RCW 1: Coach Roscher, 1. Emsing, G. Marderness. ROW 2: Althouse, G. Harding, P. Showalter, R. Fisher, M. Sweigart, C. Glass, T. Evans, J. Schweitzer. Co-Captains: I. Emsing, G. Marderness. Coaches: T. Roscher, I. Smaltz, H. Schaeffer 92 The basketball team of 1959- 1960 didn't have a very success- ful season, but we can be proud of them for beating Ephrata, whom we had not beaten before in the history of Cocalico Union High School. We also got re- venge for the loss to Elizabeth- town in football by beating them twice in basketball. Mr. Schaef- fer's I. V. team had a very suc- cessful season as they won the section championship, a feat which no Cocalico Union bas- ketball team had accomplished before. With the experience the team of next year has, the prospects look very bright. C. U. Team Opp. 49 Elizabethtown 44 49 East Lebanon 51 58 Garden Spot 46 64 Ephrata 46 48 Pequea Valley 51 55 Avon Grove 49 46 Alumni 44 52 Lancaster Catholic 46 49 Conestoga Valley 48 44 Elizabethtown 38 59 Warwick 68 48 Lampeter - Strasburg 65 59 Solanco 62 34 Garden Spot 45 38 Pequea Valley 46 49 Lancaster Catholic 59 36 Conestoga Valley 47 53 Ephrata 50 48 Warwick 68 41 Lampeter - Strasburg 77 74 Solanco 87 Coach: Theodore A. Roscher. 9 Wins - 12 Losses 93 unior lljarfn if? gadgefgaff K. Bensing, S, McQuate, P. Shober, G. Gockley, R, Heffner, I. Lutz, K. Rathman, Coach H. Schaeffer. C. U. Team Opp. 39 Elizabethtown 11 48 East Lebanon 28 42 Garden Spot 26 36 Ephrata 38 26 Pequea Valley 25 52 Avon Grove 24 36 Junior High 17 43 Lancaster Catholic Z7 40 Conestoga Valley 30 26 Elizabethtown 23 42 Warwick 40 21 Lampeter - Strasburg 31 44 Solanco 36 28 Garden Spot 24 28 Pequea Valley 22 28 Lancaster Catholic 33 33 Conestoga Valley 32 31 Ephrata 38 25 Warwick 36 25 Lampeter - Strasburg 21 26 S013-HCC High Scorer: R. Heffner. Coach: Harry E. Schaeffer. 4 - 15 Wins - 6 Losses 94 unior garilwfgaf ROW 1: T. Fasnacht, D. Wenrich, E. Moyer, R. Harting, G. Schlegel, D. Meckley. ROW 2: R, Althouse, K. Messner, W. Brubaker, I. Beamesderfer, J. Newkirk, K. Youndt, J. Leisey, R. Meckley, L. Henly, Coach Smaltz. High Scorers: W. Brubaker, K. Youndt, I. Beamesderfer. U. 26 12 17 19 44 36 28 12 Team Twin Valley Garden Spot Warwick Lancaster Township Twin Valley I. V.'s Ephrata Garden Spot Penn Manor Conestoga Valley Manheim Township Warwick Lancaster Township Ephrata Penn Manor Manheim Township OPP 34 20 Z9 40 19 36 33 20 73 41 54 43 26 41 44 53 Uardify gadegaff ROW 1: J. Schweitzer, C. Fisher, R. Fisher, G. Marderness, C. Glass, S. Fasnacht, I. Em- sing, T. Evans. ROW 2: H. Schaeffer, D. Harding, R. Boyer, D. Borry, M. Sweigart, S. McQuate, D. Wiest, G. Gockley, 1. Althouse. The baseball team had a very fine year with an excellent record of 19 wins and only Z losses. One of the losses was a 1 - O heartbreaker in the county play- off final, lost to Pequea Valley. This year, however, we have had one of the best teams in the history of our school, if not the best. BASEBALL RECORD C. U. Team Opp. 7 Wilson 6 3 Solanco O 3 Governor Mifflin 7 7 Wilson 3 9 Conestoga 2 3 Governor Mifflin O 5 Wyomissing 3 5 Penn Manor Z 10 East Lebanon 5 8 Manheim Twp. 4 13 Ephrata O 4 Coatesville 2 6 Garden Spot 4 6 Warwick 1 15 East Lebanon 5 D. Harding, Coach H. Schaeffer, D. Wiest unior ardify gaugaf ROW 1: D. Sweigart, C. Martin, K. Bensing, K. Youndt, K. Youndt, R. Petery, G. Rutt, W. Kauffman, J. Beamesderfer. ROW Z: Coach Roscher, L. Binkley, K. Rathman, L. Steffy, L. Kieffer, D. Davidson, R. Dietrich, M. Oxenreider, E. Moyer, F. Overholser, L. Hainly. Gene Marderness, best pitcher in the league. Dick Fisher, best catcher in the league. 98 Varsity Stars QW Coach Stewart, I. Fox, C. Adair, J. Ney, R. Moyer, P. Shober, F. Plow- Gglf hag been with us for the field, 1' Reich' past five years. Year by year, the team has steadily been pro- gressing. This year's team again added to the record of golf his- IOVQ 3 2 11V2 2 3 7V2 7V 2 CU. O tory at Cocalico Union. GOLF RECORD Team Opp. Lancaster 15 Hershey 13 Lancaster Catholic 6 Reading 11 Wilson 4V2 Manheim Twp. 12 Lebanon 6 Reading 13 Lebanon 3V2 Lancaster 13 Hershey 12 Lancaster Catholic 7V2 Wilson 'YV2 Won 4 - Lost 7 - Tied 2 99 ml. ROW 1: G. Kulp, P. Showalter, J. Showalter, W. Miller, G. Gerhart, E. Burkholder, F. Hainley, J. Sensenig, Cv. l-lertzler, W. Sorter, R. Hatt. ROW 2: Coach R. Care, P. Grebinger, 1. Bollinger, D. Wenrich, K. Neidhardt, R. Hilton, L. Buck, M. Haws, J. Newkirk, I. Brand, R. Bear, j. Hunsinger. 1. Hunsinger, Coach R. Care, R. Bear. Track is the youngest sport at Cocalico. The past year has been a great source of experience to the underclassmen. Through this experience the track team can look forward to a successful future. C. U. Opp. SOV2 Wyomissing 4OVz 53V2 Manheim Central 73V2 37 213 Elizabethtown 88 1!3 Mifflin 73 Manor 49 Cocalico 37 15V2 Manheim Township 103V2 45 Hempfielcl 64 52 Penn Manor 77 26 Columbia 101 51 Conestoga Valley 58 Solanco 70 Cocalico 59V2 Lampeter - Strasburg 26Vz 46V2 Muhlenberg 70W MANHEIM LION MEET COUNTY MEET Man. Twp. .............. 93 Man. Twp. ............ 87 Columbia ................ 54112 Columbia ................ 44 Central ...... 51V2 E-town ...... ........ 3 5 V2 Manor .... 32 Central ........ .... 1 7 E-town ........ 27V2 Manor .............. .... 1 3 Cocalico ........ ...... 1 1 Hempfield ...... .... 8 Hempfield .............. 10 Cocalico .................. 8 Garden Spot 3 Solanco .................... 6 Solanco ...........,.. .. 1V2 Conestoga Valley .. 5V2 100 Ephrata ....... 1 l 1 1 Y 1 1 W W W Y I 1 x 101 1. Cvensemer, J. Yocom, C. Knerr, S. Rutt, S. Wiest, L. Sweigart CAQEFLCLJQPJ I. Binner, L. Weik, D. Scheetz, V. Whitman, L. Troup, E. Hulshizer, T. Mc- Kinney. S. Hornberger, C. Steffy, B. Keiffer, M. Weinhold, G. Hop kins, S. Fichthorn, C. Henly. 102 'Wiirwu '1w:'Ax14x'zfffii7WCW.Mw':, :f-i 17' -vw, Ii ww? A. 4- ,A , 3 ' S ' . .. '- - -9-5 4 vs : 0. vw awkurvaniy'f5Pl.V.:'A':Z1:MW1-'m1X::S'xfKI.ii lwiwwmwbfdW..:J,m'..xxYfimSfLi'E5i'W9p my mari? A : fu f 7.1.65 f' nvihu L., AGP.. .zsvwiar -WLQY-Q 145553 wB2s56yPNYQfQ'G6-.w'Rlm.Y lY41lXiSQ3.W, I yu Cant 36142 you Penny Sycamore ........ Essie ................. Rheba .................. Mr. DePinna .,.... Lucille Haberman ,lean Longenecker Diane Moyer Brenda Sweigart Betty Wenger . james Showalter Paul Sycamore ............. Curtis Glass Ecl ...................................... John Bowman Donald ............................ Elmer Martzall Martin Vander-hof .............. Leon Shupp Alice ................,.............. y Christine Knerr Henderson ......... Sandra Rutt Sterling Fasnacht Tony Kirby ........... ......... F red Hainley Boris Kolenkhov .. Gay Wellington .......... Robert Moyer Ioan Binner Mr. Kirby ............... ......... J ames Emsing Mrs. Kirby ......... Three Men ......... Joan Enck William Miller Forrest Wealand Dennis Weist Olga ............ ....... S andra Boehringer S 105 G. Marderness, I. Emsing, King R. Hart, Queen B. Wenger, J. Hart, S. Rutt, I. Binner. .1 Scum paci ic 106 june 3, 1960 A .Zip ?fM14Ain9fon jip X, I QR Q'?Z'T' 5 S..- ' 5 Z 1 x 'NIA X ROW 1: M. Reich, J. Longenecker, C. Knerr, B. Wenger, E. Matz, D. Hagy, J. Nolt. ROW 2: J. Sensenig, F. Hainley, R. Hatt, J. Bowman, A. Kauffman, Cv. Marderness, E. Martzall, D. Netzley, J. Emsing, I. Zimmerman. wclrvld Jdddemgfy MAJOR SENIOR AWARDS Outstanding Accomplishment in Voc. Agriculture Tuesday, June 7th, 1960 - 1:30 P. M. DONOR TYPE OR AMOUNT GIVEN FOR Denver Alumni Trophy Leadership Denver Alumni Trophy Scholarship Denver Alumni Trophy Athletic East Cocalico Alumni 525.00 Bond Agriculture Guy K. Bard Memorial Interest from 5500 Trust Fund History Lancaster County Bankers' Association 525.00 Bond Adamstown Lions Club 550.00 Bond Achievement Proportionate to Effort Denver Lions Club 525.00 Bond Boy-Scholarship East Cocalico Lions Club 525.00 Bond Girl-Scholarship American Legion Post 475492 510.00 Scholarship American Legion Post 1,5492 510.00 Leadership American Legion Post -72492 510.00 Athletic Plus Scholarship L. T. A. Club 510.00 Commercial Sharman's Trophy Vocal Music Spanish Club 510.00 Proficiency in Spanish V. F. W.-Adamstown Post 525.00 Bond and Certificate Scholarship, Citizenship and Attendance V. F. W.-Reinholds Post Wittich's Woman's Club of Adamstown Denver Woman's Club Cocalico Union Alumni Guy K. Bard Club 525.00 Bond Trophy 510.00 5200.00 525.00 Bond 525.00 Bond and Certificate Scholarship, Citizenship and Attendance Instrumental Music Art Higher Education in the field of Teaching Science Service to school and community 110 AWARD WINNER! Jean Longenecker Mary Jane Reich Gene Marderness Donald Netzley Christine Knerr John Zimmerman Fred Hainley l James Sensenig Betty Wenger John Bowman Fred Hainley james Emsing Darlene Hagy Ioyce Nolt Arlene Kauffman I James Emsing Betty Wenger Richard Hatt Esther Matz Betty Wenger james Sensenig Elmer Martzall John L. Myer, Rev. Ronald R. Kfick, Rev. R. G. Egals GCC!! aufeate 111 une 8, 1960 Student Speakers: President H. Royer, B. Wenger, I. Sensenig. 112 A 3 5 5 .K 'Y iw. Qs 5 M 's'fg-g:.- ' vi si S525 35 Q W- QQ is Qi gms, . 'L -,w'f'fi: Q, fda, ' J-:,'?f EIs:f':i--p'f'fU'Qi fifi? 'ik 'xikfls 5? 3, - . . K Y' . 1' V 'M' 471 . xg' iff.,-gs xi- ' -sn.gQf'-'K ,, ,Qi-2 --ff , - ,, ' , k- ?'ViR wf.if'1 we-1 -1 M f' 1 'wx K .. , ' - ' -Q' fx, eva--rr ii---211' -2 af. w e Q QW W f :-1, fi 5 by 5 .R ,. , A + ,-A S Sy.-Qi,' 551-tx'-.ag 23-ir? - -N f -- gig mv. - ' . -- . , -1 ,.. ,, . - , f -ie ,L L17 -- : in Y-52 5--4' , N- ,, -'H f f Z.- ' ef ' Mk- ,. 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Wiest, Mr. Knauer, Mr. Weaver. 113 S 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. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. Leroy Anderson Luke Binner Samuel Reinhold Iohn Binner Donald Weber Paul Gehman Paul Grebinger Kenneth Hopkins john Boehringer Elwood B. Boose Levi Nolt and Terry Edward Dorwart Jack Kurtz Russell Lied Norman Rutt Christian Meckley Stanley Fritz Robert E. Hoover Howard E. Weinhold Ray Carvell Clair Brooks Paul Buohl, Sr. Joseph Nies John Althouse Galen Mohn Christian Burkhart William Noll Warren Ochs Victor Fritz Warren Harding Ivan Weitzel Charles Steffy Daniel Hackman john B. Loose Kenneth Stewart Robert E. Getz M. H. Lied Bruce D. Snavely Elwood Tothero Norman Ritter Paul Dehart Earl Grant, Sr. Donald Stauffer Gib Althouse Eugene Ritter C. A. White D. S. Hagy Harold Noll Robert R. Kopp Carl Bollinger Robert Fasnacht John Gerhart Louis Roseboro Melvin Lied Robert Goshert Edwin Scheetz p6lfl 0l'l6 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. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. Clifford Althouse Warren Kegerise Paul Leed Leroy Fry Mark Witmer Allen H. Matz Harry M. Ludwig Andrew B. Ludwig Chester Weik Harold H. Wolf Harry K. McQuate Harry S. McQuate Kenneth R. Moyer Roy l. Moyer Chester Freeman Levi Gensemer john Bergman Bair Frank Steffy Harry Showalter Claude Gensemer Galen W. Crouse Amos Nolt Raymond T. Weitzel Harry L. Weitzel john D. Becker Paul H. Becker Randall Kegerise W. A. Keller Carl Bear John Brendle Robert Ruof William K. Heinsey Harvey Fasnacht Leroy H. Weidman Harvey Hagy Kenneth Hagy John Hagy Russell Mentzer Samuel B. Hagy Luke Royer Eugene Brubaker J. W. Stieff A. H. Deibler Arlington Clouser Alvin Henly Floyd Witmer Edward S. Stroup Henry Lorah Donald Dertrich Luther Dietrich Wallace Reber Harry Vollersten Eli Meckley Horace Reddig Charles Loose 114 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. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. LeRoy Henly Irwin Lorah Wilbur Glass Ronald Hainley Norman Lausch Richard Lausch Harry Lausch Samuel Hainley Earl Demmy Paul Martzall H. Lee Frankfort Earl Buck Henry Petery Paul Mowrey Eugene Fry Paul Sweigart Willis Heisey Karl Bare Warren Harting Russell Reider Ralph Rutt Wayne L. 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Mohn Evans Sloat Leon Sweigart Robert Zaring Cozy Hollow 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. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs. Howard Leid Leon Garman Samuel Martzall John Shirk Arthur Netzley Clayton Spotts Earl Goshert lra Ressler Frank Stahley Alvin Martzall Graybill Kulp Harlan Martzall ,lohn Brendle Ralph Harding Knerr Russell Derr Wayne Hassler Roy Shober George Bates Ray W. Sites Arthur Hertzog Martin Nissley William Gerhart Alvin Enck Ralph Enck Walter Bender John 1. Getz Louis Hurst and Family Warren Lorah and Sons afrona Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Stewart and Family Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin H. Hess and Family Mr. and Mrs. Lester R. Althouse Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Tothero and Family David Buckwalter and Family Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Fausnacht and Family Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Boose and Family Mr. and Mrs. Earl Grant, jr., and Family Mr. and Mrs. William Werner and Sherri Mr. and Mrs Ralph C. Moyer and Family Mr. and Mrs. Luther V. Showalter Mr. and Mrs. Chester W. Sweigart Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs Mr. Mr. Floyd Sweigart and Family Charles Harting and Family Victor Sweigart and Family Clarence Sweigart and Family Rev. and Mrs. Harold Minnich and Family Richard Sensenig-Roofing and Sheet Metal Hess Bros. Farms, lnc.-Wholesale Eggs Verna J. and Marvin I. Oxenreider Elenore Yerger and Buzzy Hassler Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Griffe and Family Quality Stainless Cookware Company john l. Gross, Ir.-Notary Public jeff, Rick, and ,lee Anne Ressler Oliver Sensenig-Livestock and Hauling Earl G. Goshert Sr Sons-Contractors Hemling's Store and Service Station Farm-Landrace Hogs Paul Schell and Son Harry Lee Frankfort Clarence Marderness Burtallen Sweigart Clifford Gensemer William Showalter Richard Oberholtzer Harold Frymyer Paul Netzley, Jr. Clayton Rathman Franklin Stahley Mahlon C. Sweigart Paul H. Weidman Warren Leininger Harry Schannauer Rufus Burkholder Clarence Fasnacht Leslie Eisenbise R. S. Longenecker Richard Fasnacht Kenny Keffer Paul DeHart Richard Westcott Richard Fitterling Elwood H. Boose Harry Lefever and Linda Gilbert Nolt, Diane and Eugene and Family and Michael Sgt. and Mrs. Ronald Ressler Dr. Edward Kalbach Sandy and Bobby Mrs. P. D. Eisenhower Miss Pauline Eisenhower Mrs. John Zalanka June Ansel Craftwell, Incorporated Boose Aluminum Foundry Mr. Richard Strickler Dr. Haskell E. Roberts Reuben S. Hornberger Dr. Raymond R. Stayer Clyde Eberly Norge Long Dr. J. H. Brubaker Bud Buohl Carolanne and Bob Twin Kiss Drive-ln Ted Buohl A Friend lsie and Denny Sandy and Ed Edwin Fahnestock Sensenig Bros. Co. Swartzville Sinclair Nancy and Barry 115 Ruth Keller Elsie Kinch A. N. Wolf Shoe Tillie Showalter P Si T Hassler ,lean and Bill LeRoy Weinhold Butch and jeff Mrs. Elsie K. Snavely Dr. and Mrs. 1. H. Brubaker Tippy, Bootie, and Pony Mrs. I. Leon Tothero I. K. Kulp Dr. and Mrs. Frank L. Fultz Company Morgantown Feed Sr Grain, lnc Ella Enck Sherry and Honey jean Gallego The Meiskey's Dean and Lori Zinn's Diner A Friend Daniel J. Hagy A Friend Mary S. Hagy Merle Miller Wert's Garage Flip Harting Doodle Bug Brent Binkley Ken Lesher Ralph Good Fitterling and Hatt Gus Scheerbaum Lois Reiley Sonny the Corp Mt. Airy Kennels Gerald E. Caroff Rev. Richard Garner Pat and Butch Rose and Carol G. S. Withers and Sons Rev. and Mrs. Ronald Krick Mr. Edward Adams Mr. Robert E. Crouse, Ir. Hertzog's Grocery Donald E. 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Leid Gr Son Durex Colonial Home Duraclean Service Haldeman Poultry Farm Bachl Brothers Martin's Studio H. F. Weit and Son Gehman's Barber Shop Denver Planing Mill Messner Brothers Garwood Farms Leid's Lanco Store Showalter and Wenrich Zerbe's Potato Chips A Friend 116 Windish's Cafe Drenning Sweigart George Althouse Kenneth Dietrich Scott Showalter Lavern Sweigart Lamar Hahn Leon Brubaker William Sebastian Mary Ann Rudy Donald Netzley Terry Mowrey Raymond Wolf Donald H. Boyer Linda Witmer Elaine Messner Mae Lied Louise Eisenbise Elizabeth Brubaker Carol Roberts Harry Bucher Charles L. Glass Norman Hertzler Glenn lmber Rose Sponhower Kerry Keith Irma Wenger Eva Keith Simon Bates Fannie's Beauty Shop Keiper's Beauty Shop Phoebe's Beauty Shop Showalter's Texaco Station Gabe's Mobil Station Mel's Esso Station Oxie's Atlantic Service Garman's Garage James G. Harding-Garage Morgantown Feed St Grain, Inc. Denver Heating S1 Plumbing Paul Hassler-Electrician E. L. 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