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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1962 volume:

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Let us now follow the frisky French poodle through the pages of the 1962 Ko-Ka- Le-Ko. ma ., if - r 2 570 Hb ff Gonfenfs Szacuffy cmof ff-?06221k21lvfra121b12 dembf-S MOQFCQSSIZQQIZ Wuszb Spore Wcffvlffes F-Stung 61+ 'Il i ,- . QQ QN OTS 92 Q. JB! 1' f An 13 193 X under e fag,-smgl w g -yes? -fin ' sl Mu A 'xi . CIR '?-,L- 5,1 A J alizl ' 51, L if 'L L. 'vy - fa L WSL 4? fl U! . Zeofcahbn We the class of 1962 wish to dedicate our yearbook to Miss Catherine Werkheiser. Miss Werkheiser instructed our class in World Cultures and also taught Problems of Democracy. Through her World Cultures classes we have acquired a broader outlook on life and a better understanding of the world around us. Miss Werkheiser obtained her Bachelor of Arts degree in history and government at Cedar Crest College. For the past two years she has been a member of Cocalico's faculty. During these two years, in addition to teaching her regular classes, she also coached the girls' basketball team. She has been a friend to many a student, and we wish to dedicate this yearbook to her in an effort to show her how we appreciated her part in guiding us through our senior year. I 4 +2 Ur Y Ei F V f S2-L f fx ' f 020'- aau. wwrgam.-sign 5 - 'X IN I Q L Q X A 9523 e F57 13 ' 9 'I f Tits? 'if-Q 'Zi' 'B C 1 Q30-T-Qsso - 0',h .4 .Y QL ,flligg Xirggfgggfgj--3.--:5 fi 9.35, 2,741 X . + - .vim gamma. '- 'sfse' if 'f-' sig . 'Ag- lf--' 13 g V 4' U .14 'Q' dx ' . 5 O f-We 9 9 ex? 'fwf :n1w !,lQli5'?s:r3' 'Y aczz zy an 12211121S1'f'af1'01Q 4' e Q . X xg if 3' ' 7 VI ' P 'Sl ' uf ' A' 'u ' Y gn .L :fr X nk fa 5 ff. , . C' L.gr,.,gfQ?'f 12,4 , xii., Scioof Boar Graduates of the class of 1962. All of you will remember this year and especially the day February 20th as the beginning of a new era. The year 1962 will always be associated with the successful three orbits of outer space. There is no doubt you will always remember the name Col. John Glenn. You will also recall 1962 as the year marking the final phase of your public education. Twelve years of preparation are now in the past. You are proving they have been well spent. The citizens of Cocalico Union are justly proud of your accomplishments. You now become a part of the Alumni of this school. We have every right to believe you will continue as good citizens, aiding your commimity, adjusting to new and better things to come, and maintaining the basic moral and spiritual values which your parents and forefathers have given you. Clyde Ebersole President of the School Board 6 up eruzlszlny Qjrzb C40 To The Class of 1962: Cocalico Union High School is proud to be able to graduate each one of you. This does not mean that we dismiss you with a diploma. It means, rather, that we share the satisfaction of your achievement and look with anti- cipation into your future. The ways in which you respond to the responsibilities ahead will in- dicate the benefits you have derived here. It is my hope that you have re- ceived not merely information, but attitudes of inquiry, imderstanding, and evaluation of what the ancient Greeks referred to as the good, the true, and the beautiful. When we have acquired these, then we can feel that we have attained something of the essence of education. Robert F. Smith Supervising Principal cscfoof 9717112 c:'1Q0 a To the Graduates: As another step in your academic career has been achieved, we are again reminded of the vital role you and others like you will be called upon to perform for the improvement of world conditions and to make living more desirable. The leadership that you and your fellow graduates must provide is no small measure of responsibility if our nation's strength and prosperity is to survive. It is hoped that your formal schooling has adequately prepared you for the service you will utimately be called upon to render to a society that is in need of strong justice, an abun- dance of compassion, and security in freedom and peace. Best wishes for a happy and fruitful life. Sincerely, Homer P. Weaver, High School Principal . 4 G. Albrecht C. Bastian E. Becker J. Brensinger T. Bright R. Care A G. Cravens I. Drumm E. Ebling B 'G. Fessler K. Flinchbaugh W, Gates K. Gerstenlauer - M. Graham B. Heckman R. Hill J. Kautz J. Kilkuskie 9 J. Kopf J. K1-ick R. Lutz B. Miller D. Peters S. Rathje IO D. Lied E. Neidhardt J. Rice EN W7 G. Richards T. Roscher J. Rupp H. Schaeffer R. Schlaybach M. Schneiderhan J. Smaltz W. Sheath G. Snyder ll 1 D. Stauffer E. :Stewart E. Strohl 'R , C. Sweigart F. Sweigart D. Webb 'fi V 5 k : f-:L C. Werkheiser M. Hulshizer I2 FU Gwferzd J ers 01212 ef ROW 1: P. Dellinger, H. Althouse, R. Schupp, P. Long, H. Dinger. ROW 2: R. Bachman, J. Showalter, M. Bow- man. E L L S. A Na Z us fbrzb ers . Enck, H. Leid, R. Oberholtzer, . Brubaker, R. Noll, W. Henly, . Weidman, C. Gerhart, Borry, fNot pictured - . Steeleyl. cSe crefarzes A. Grill, H. Knerr, R. Roseboro, J. Buchter. Gusfo 0920125 E. Adams, J. Althouse, J. Keller, E. Fahnestock. I4 x X -Ng S A :Wg en ' -X 10119 S -is X X- XX X X Qi' ,F I 'K Kq : a .5 : i . 3 2 ' ' iz 'ig rs ,L Q Tw -K 'x .R 1 5 P. 5' 3 V ' ik 4 . E :S Q ' QQ T .' X64 A i . 'FS ul V - I sA f + 5. r KW A 5 -' M11 6 - 'fy 's 4 , 'f N Q ,611 'S s ' X- 'x 'J W x 1 , 5' 'W s 'l Y x 1 v I 'Q N N F? g I ' ' -1 y.. Q.. 1 BARRY J. ADAIR October 2, 1944 Industrial Arts Barry Hailsfrom Reinholds. . .hopestobe a farmer. . .en- joys rock 'n roll music. . .favorite food is pumpkin pie. . .will always remember English class. . .usually seen with Clarence Burd. . .lists baseball and basket- ball as his main interests. . .loves wild life. F.F.A. 1,2 LARRY LEE ADAIR December 11, 1943 Industrial Arts Larry. Friendly lad. . .dislikes girls who smoke. . .will al- ways remember the '61 Ephrata Fair. . .prizes his '54 Mercury. . .enjoys htmting and boating. . .pals with Chops. . .future plans include being a farmer or cattle dealer. . .employed by Hess Brothers Inc. . . .finds shop classes most interesting. F.F.A. 1 ROSS L. BELL, JR. September 22, 1944 Academic Ross Plans to become a science teacher. . .hopes to at- tend Millersville S.C .... dislikes people who smoke to be one of the crowd. . .loves German???. . .can usually be heard saying, Oh, yeh . . .lists his most prized possession as his 1950 Buick. . .came to us from York, Pa .... likes to work on cars. . .is a bus boy at the Conestoga Motor Inn. . .lends his bass to our chorus. Chorus 2,35 F.T.A. 2,33 Photography Club 13 Ko-Ka- Le-Ko Staff 35 Junior Playg Senior Play ' 16 ' DORIS MAY BINKLEY May 23, 1944 Commercial Dory Always laughing. . .usually seen with Ruthann. . .en- joys wearing fashionable clothes. . .frequently seen at the New Inn in Lancaster. . .dislikes men without character. . .prizes her '60 Lloyd. . .would like to marry a millionaire. . .will always remember the night of the Junior Prom. . .hobbies include dancing and traveling. . .plans to become a hair stylist in New York after attending the New York Hair Styling Academy. Mixed Chorus 1,23 Football Band 1,25 Concert Band 1,2g Girls' Hockey 35 Senior Play RUTHANN BLATT September 19, 1944 Commercial Ruthie Carefree and jolly. . .dislikes fellows who drive fast . . .considers spaghetti her favorite food. '. .can usually be seen with Dory. . .enjoys dancing and bowling. . .favorite subject- Business English. . .a future secretary or housewife. . .cherishesacertain lad's class ring. . .enjoys listening to rock'n roll. . . hails from Reinholds. JOHN BOLLINGER August 13, 1943 I Commercial John Dislikes too much homework. . .likes to wear sports clothes. . .bookkeepingheads hisblacklist. . .can be found working at the Denver Howard Johnson's. . . hobbies are assembling models and painting. . .fre- quently says, Gollee . . .proud of his '52 Ford. . . enjoys watching TV and eating. . .secretly desires to own a new car. . .future- undecided. ' Hi-Y 33 Football 1,2,3g Track 1,23 Junior Play I7 RUTH S. BRUBACIQIR August 16, 1944 t Academic Ruthie Well-likedby all. . .considers chemistry her favorite subject. . .seldom seenwithout a sunny smile. . .did an excellent job as literary editor for the Ko- Ka- Le- Ko. . .hasa good sense of humor. . .enjoys reading, sewing or baking in her spare time. . .plans to add R.N. to her name. . .frequently seen with Doris. Future Nurses Club 1,2,3g Eagle Staff 1,2,3g Ko-Ka- Le-Ko Staff 2,3 CLiterary Editor 31 RICHARD BRUBAKER January 25, 1944 Industrial Arts Brubaker Sportsman par excellence. . .future undecided. . . slaves at Dutchmaid Inc. . . .prizes his white '49 Dodge. . .began his education at Reinholds Elemen- tary. . .appreciates history. . .will never forget his high school days at C .U .... finds health classes least exciting. . .enjoys playing basketball and softball. CLARENCE R. BURD July 13, 1944 Industrial Arts Burd A future ti11er of the soil . . .can usually be heard saying, Who asked you? . . .seen steering a yellow and white '53 Chevy. . .avid outdoor fan. . .spends his spare time at Greenville. . .enjoys math class. . . never ataloss for words. . .a likeable chap. . .ham- burgers are his favorite food. y F.F.A. 1,2 I8 CHERYL ALYNNE CARRINGTON January 20, 1944 Academic Cheryl Pet peeve is conceited people. . .anticipates becoming a free-lance artist via Kutztown State. . .loves to have agood time. . .usually seen making trouble with Ruthie. . . digs classical music. . .mistress of the 88 . . .favorite hiding place is the Ephrata Rec. . . . dislikes physics. . .will always remember her senior year. . .most prized possessions are her art course books. ' Girls' Chorus 1,2,3g Mixed Chorus 1,2,35 County Chorus 33 El Circulo Espaiiol 2,35 Number Painting Club 15 Ko-Ka-Le-Ko Staff 33 Junior Play i i MARTHA L. CLAY April 29, 1944 Academic Martha Genuine shutter bug . . .future undecided. . .will always remember her summer at North Carolina. . . excelled as aguard on Miss Werkheiser's basketball team. . .likes roast duck. . .enjoys The Big Band Station . . .appreciated art classes. . .portrayed the part of Gretta, a spinster, in the junior play. Girls' Chorus .1,2,3g Mixed Chorus 1,2,33 Number Painting Club 15 Photography Club 3g Press Club 33 Girls' Basketball 2,33 Eagle Staff 33 Ko-Ka-Le-Ko Staff 35 Junior Play CYNTHIA CROUSE December 23, 1943 Commercial Cindy - Usually seen with Sally. . .spends time watching TV and reading magazines. . .favorite food is ham- burgers. . .dislikes conceited people. . .will always remember the freshman Christmas party. . .col- lector of miniature dolls. . .secretly desires to be- come a lawyer. . .frequently says, O'no . . .likes business English. . .plans tobe a secretary. . .some think she is quiet, others doubt it. F.H.A. 2,3 I9 SALLYANN DAVIDSON December 23, 1944 Commercial Sassy . Friendly personality. . .usually seen with Cindy and Susie. . .member of our 12 year plan. . .favorite food is lobster tail. . .dislikes World Culture! I I. . .en- joys working with children and cooking. . .can be heard saying, I'll scream ! . . .values her collection of stuffed animals. . .desires to marry a doctor. . . plans to study practical nursing at Lancaster General Hospital. Concert Band 1,23 Marching Band 1,2,33 F.T.A. ls Future Nurses Club 3 MARY JANE FASSNACHT CLARENCE FASNACHT February 4, 1944 Industrial Arts Smokey Lively lad with a ready smile. . .dislikes girls that smoke. . .can often be heard saying, Ya Nudnick . . . will always remember the eleventh grade physical science classes. . .a great football player. . .enjoys hxmting and fishing. . .a born comedian. . .secretly desires to own a car. Football 1,2, 3 September 6, 1944 Commercial Janie Hails from Schoeneck. . .thrives on pizza. . .a bas- ketball enthusiast. . .will always remember her first airplane ride. . .patronizes Lew's Steak Shop. . .can usuallybe seen with Ginny. . .pet peeve- ruimers in nylons. . .plans to become a housewife. . .lends her voice to girls' and mixed choruses. . .uniquely comi- cal. . .frequently heard saying, Oh!? ! Girls' Chorus 1,2,3g Mixed Chorus 2,33 F.H.A. 2,35 Physical Education Club 1,25 Girls' Basketball 3 20 NEIL A. FAUSNACHT June 7, 1944 Industrial Arts Neil Plans to join the Navy. . .can be heard saying, No sweatl . . .sports addict. . .math heads his black list. . .conservative with words. . .one of Mr. Hill's backstage hands. . .usually seen driving a '55 Ford enjoys lobster tail. CAROL A. FORRY January 17, 1945 Academic Carol Future pulse-taker. . .favorite e xp r e s s i o n , Oh brotherl . . .excelsinSpanish. . .member of our 12 year plan. . .dislikes people who brag. . .treas1u'es her hunting equipment. . .calm, cool, and collected . . .enjoys reading and cooking. . .possesses awinning disposition. . .lists physics as her least liked sub- ject. . .more often seen than heard. . .does her share, plus. A Future Nurses Club 33 El Circulo Espaiiol 1,2,33 Number Painting Club 1 . . .finds industrial arts classes most interesting. . . Theater Arts Club 2,3, Track 2,3 DAVID G. FRANK.HOUSER August 4, 1944 Academic Dave Likedby all. . .plans ateaching career. . .very sharp dresser. . .didagreatjob as co-editor of the Ko-Ka- Le-Ko. . .always willing to lend a helping hand. . . likes physics???. . .usually seen with Jerry. . .is proud of his driver's license. . .dislikes conceited people. . .represented C.U. in County Chorus. . . likes hamburgers. . .played the part of a Japanese in the Senior Play. Mixed Chorus 2,33 County Chorus 33 Concert Band 2, 35 Marching Band 35 F.T.A. 1,2,35 Press Club 1,23 Eagle Staff 1,2,35 Ko-Ka-Le-Ko Staff 2,3 QCo-editor 313 Senior Play 21 LAVERN GEHMAN May 28, 1944 Academic Lavern Plans to become an auto-technician. -. .likes trig. . . favorite hangout is Harvey's. . .drives a sharp '48 Ford coupe. . .enjoys hunting. . .will always re- member the Junior Prom. . . toots the sax and the clarinet. . .loves steak. . .plays inthe danceband. . . a real gentle man . . .thinks German classes are boring. Mixed Chorus 1,2,3g Concert Band 1,2533 Marching Band 1,2,3g CountyBand 35 Dance Band 1,2,33 Jimior Playg Senior Play Baseball 1,2 GILBERT C. GOCKLEY May 16, 1944 Academic Gibby Neat and sociable. . .loves pig stomach. . .co-captain of the football team. . .plans to become a teacher. . . excellent athlete. . .enjoystrig class. . .president of F.T.A .... is peeved by people who cheat. . .usually seen with Jerry. . .enjoys musical comedies. Mixed Chorus 1,2,3g Dance Band 1,23 F.T.A. 1,2,3 CPresident 35g Football 1,2, 3 CCo-captainjg Basketball 1,2,3g Baseball 2,3g Student Council 35 Junior Playg Senior Play 2 2 1 ROBERT LEE GERHART December 5, 1943 Industrial Arts Finds English classes most exciting holds a Job at the Mobil Service Station loves fried chicken a future tradesman. . .enJoys roller skating pet peeve-girls who drink. a baseball enthusiast dislikes mechanical drawing drives a Plymouth SANDRA JANE GROFF February 26, 1944 Commercial Sandy Dark hair and flashing eyes. . .high- stepping member of the color guard. . .can frequently be heard saying, Doubt it I I I. . .lists pizza as her favorite food. . . enthusiastic football fan. . .a future secretary. . . will always remember S.T.C. parties. . .proud of her shaggy dog. . .usually seen with Margie or Pearl. . . finds typing most interesting. Girls' Chorus 1,2,3g Mixed Chorus 3, Color Guard 2, 33 F.B.L.A. 33 F.H.A. 25 Eagle Staff 35 Ko-Ka-Le-Ko Staff 3 DORIS ELAINE HALDEMAN August ll, 1944 Academic Doris IamboredI . . .enjoys trig classes. . .hasafriendly smile for everyone. . .wlll never forget her junior year at C.U. . .spends her spare time relaxing and reading. . .possesses a sweet disposition. . .braved physicsl I I. . .bubblingwith fun. . .future-undecided . . .is usually seen with Sandy or Ruth. Future Nurses Club 1,2,3g Eagle Staff 35 Ko-Ka-Le- Ko Staff 3 JOHN M. HALDEMAN February 25, 1944 Industrial Arts Haldy ' Began his education at Reamstown Elementary School . . .works at Boyer's Nursery and Orchard. . .lives on steak sandwiches. . .has an abundance of gray matter . . .pet peeve--teachers cutting in the lunch line. . .dislikes health. . .a backstage hand for as- semblies. . .lists industrial arts as his favorite subject. Theater Arts Club 2,3 23 GERALD HARDING February 18, 1944 Academic Jerry End for the All-Conference Team . . . will always remember his senior year . . . personality plus . . . likes gym and health class . . . usually seen with Dave . . . capable senior class president . . . future physical ed. teacher . . . disliked by no one . . . an excellent athlete . . . favorite food is cheese steaks . . . enjoys listening to ballads. Mixed Chorus 1,2,3g Concert Band 1,2,3g Dance Band 1,2,3 QPresident 3Jg Football 2,3 fCo-captain 355 Basketball 1,2,3 CCo-captain 31, Baseball 2,33 Golf 2g Class Vice-President 2g Class President 3g Stu- dent Council 1,2,3g Junior Playg Senior Play SANDRA HARTING November 30, 1944 General j Susie Avoids conceited people . . . dislikes English class . . . toots a licorice stick . . . future undecided . . . prizes her two-tone blue ' 55 Plymouth . . . has a one minute walk to school . . . enjoys Consumer Economics . . . employed by H. and H. Garment Factory . . . red hair--but possesses an even tem- perament. Concert Band 1,2,3g Marching Band 1,2,3 DIANNA HEHNLY November 6, 1944 Commercial Dianna Plans office work for future income . . . enjoys all sports . . . will always remember the S.T.C. par- ties . . . liked by everyone . . . puts in time at the Denver Howard Johnson's . . . treasures her pink poodle . . . favorite subject-shorthand . . . likes pizza . . . friendly personality . . . clubs editor for the yearbook . . . will always rememberOctober 12, 1961 . . . can usually be seen laughing and talking. F B L A 2 3 qvice President sy, ElCirculo Es afrfol . . . . - p 1,2,3 fTreasurerjg Eagle Staff 3 CExcha.nge Editorjg K0-Ka-Le-K0 Staff 3 24 PEARL E. HEILINGER December 7, 1943 Commercial Shorty Possesses a pleasingpersonality. . .annoyedby girls who smoke. . .claims spaghetti as her favorite food . . .finds great pleasure in reading and ice skating. . . can usually be seen with Sandy or Joan. . .hails from Reamstown. . .enjoys listening to all types of music . . .will always remember Elkton, Virginia. . .F.H.A. Secretary. . .p1a.ns to become a typist. . .one of the smaller editions of the class of '62. Girls' Chorus 1,2,3, Mixed Chorus 23 F.H.A. 2,33 lsecretary 3Jg Eagle Staff 3 GLORIA KATHLEEN HIRNEISEN July 6, 1944 Commercial Gloria Has a sense of friendliness. . .blessed with naturally curly hair. . .dislikes people who smoke. . .thrives on cheese steaks. . .canbe seen with Bonnie. . .most prized possession--Lassie. . .future undecided. . . enjoys roller skating and sewing. . .favorite subject-- Home Ec .... faithful member of Y.F.C .... lively lass with a ready smile. Concert Band 1,23 Marching Band 1,2,35 F.H.A. 2,35 Number Painting Club 13 Ko-Ka- Le-Ko Staff 3 JANET HIRNEISEN March 4, 1944 Commercial Janet , Slim, dark-hairedlass. . .good conversationalist. . . secretly desires to go to Hawaii. . .will always re- member the S.T.C. parties. . .pals with Vicki and Carolyn. . .anticipatesbeinga secretary. . .favorite subject- bookkeeping. . .an avid basketball fan. . . enjoys roller skating and reading. . .claims her diary as her most prized possession. Girls' Chorus 1,2,3g F.B.L.A. 2,3, Girls' Basketball 2,33 Eagle Staff 3 25 SANDRA J . HOLLINGER July 6, 1944 Academic Sandy Capable co-editor of the yearbook. . .conceited boys head her black list. . .makes most of her own neat wardrobe. . .hobbies include sewing, shopping a.nd dancing. . .has a superb personality. . .least-liked subject- physics. . .enjoys Italian food. . .main in- terest is to meet people. . .bound to have an event- ful future. . .Will always re me mber the time the radiator flooded. F.T.A. 25 Future Nurses Club 1g Eagle Staff 1,25 Ko-Ka-Le-Ko Staff 2,3 lCo-editor 313 Senior Play NEVIN JAY IIVIHOFF October 13, 1944 Academic Nev Friendly chap who is always ready fora good joke. . . swimming and hunting are his favorite hobbies. . . finds Spanish classes le ast interesting. . .usually seen with Jim or Gib. . .possesses dark naturally curly hair. . .can frequently be heard saying, Oh sorryl . . .employed as cashier atthe Food Fair. . . aspires to attend Wyomissing Center. Archery Club lg Hi-Y Club 1,2 fPresident 313 Eagle Staff 1,2,3g Ko-Ka-Le-Ko QSports Editor 355 Junior Play WILLIAM J. KAUFFMAN January 9, 1945 Academic Bill ' Pla.ns to get a doctor's degree in che mistry via Juniata. . .likes girls who are gooddancers. . .awhiz in physics. . .possesses a great personality a.nd a polite nature. . .prizes his Chrysler. . .loves to hunt . . .canplaya hot trumpet. . .vice-presidentof our class. . .member of dance band. . .usually can be found at Anderson's Drug Store. 26 PATSY KEIPER October 18, 1944 Academic Pat Has a quiet sense of humor. . .usually seen with Martha. . .just loves physics???. . .layout editor for the yearbook. . .enjoys World Cultures class. . . is a diligent student. . .plans to attend McCann's School of Business. MAUDENE MECHELLE KELLER February 17, 1944 General Maudene Likeable girl. . .prized possession is her '58 Buick . . .can often be heard saying, I'm just thrilled to pieces . . .previously attended Lebanon Senior High School. . .enjoys all kinds of sports. . .lists Problems of Democracy as her favorite subject. . .hopes to join abranch of the service. . .enjoys meeting friendly people. Girls' Basketball 3 Future Nurses Club 1, F T A 2 3, Eagle Staff 1,2,3, Ko-Ka-Le-Ko Staff 2,3 QLayout editor 31 JUDY ANN IGLHEFNER May 28, 1944 Commercial Half-Pint Came to C.U. from Ephrata. . .one of the shortest members of the class. . .has a dislike for State Police . . .best friend is Dianna. . .detests typing class! ! I . . .treasures a certain ring. . .loves pizza. . .de- sires to stay out of trouble . . .wears bermudas all year round. . .re me mb e r s those crazy S.T.C. parties. . .plans to study court reporting at Goldey Beacom. F.B.L.A. 2,3 QPresidentJ5 Press Club 2,35 Eagle Staff 1,2,3g Ko-Ka-Le-Ko Staff 3 27 JOAN ANN KOSMELA March 1, 1945 Commercial Kos Dislikes boring classes. . .usually seen with Vicki and Pearl. . .prizes her autographed picture of Fabian . . .hobbies include ice skating and swimming. . . favorite food is steak sandwiches. . .future office worker. . .will always remember the Donegal foot- ball game. . .favorite subjectisbusiness English. . . wishes she had dark brown hair. . .attended Green- wood Elementary at Scranton. SARA JANE LORAH July 1, 1944 Academic 1 Sara Plans to become a registered nurse by the way of Reading School of Nursing. . .can usually be heard saying, It was so funny . . .lists her driver'slicense as her most prized possession. . .will always re- member last New Yea.r's Eve. . .canbe found slaving at the Penna. Dutch Motel. . .has a wonderful sense of humor. . .likes classical music. . .favorite sub- ject is Spanish. . .best friends are Lyrmie and Brenda . . .loves to swim. . .starredinthe senior class play. Girls' Chorus 1,2,33 Mixed Chorus 1,2,33 Future Nurses Club 1,2,3g El Circulo Espanol 2,3, fPresi- dent 323 Number Painting Club 13 Girls' Hockey 23 Junior Play Promptressg Senior Play JAMES ALAN LUTZ May 3, 1944 Academic - Jim Likes trig. . .plans to become a teacher. . .secretly desires to ovmasports car. . .enjoys steak and sea- food. . .hobbies include hunting and fishing. . .pet- peeve--imcooperative people. . .enjoys a good joke . . .treasures his driver's license. . .likes to travel and meet people. . .president of Student Council. . . played the part of Mr. Asano in the senior play. Mixed Chorus 1,2,3g Concert Band 1,2,33 Marching Band 1,25 F.T.A. 1,23 Eagle Staff 2,3 QSports Editor 35g Basketball 1,25 Student Council 1,2,3 lPresident 313 Class Vice-President 13 Class President 23 Jun- ior Playg Senior Play 28 JAMES WILBUR MARTIN December 30, 1944 Commercial Jim Usually seen with Dave and Ronnie. . .came to C.U. from Reinholds School. . .prizes his '56 Pontiac. . . dislikes conceited people. . .thrives on spaghetti. . . one of our fastesttypists. . .likes classical music. . . plans to becomea C.P.A .... has a true understand- ing of the word friendliness. Mixed Chorus 1,2,3 VICTORIA JEAN MARTIN October 15, 1944 Commercial Vicki Friendly to all. . .neat app e ar an c e . . .considers shorthand her favorite subject. . .lists her driver's license as her prized possession. . .an enthusiastic football fan. . .future secretary. . .resident of the Reamstown area. . .often seen with Carolyn and Janet . . .dislikes homework. . .typing editor for the Eagle. F.B.L.A.2,3 fSecretary 35g Press Club 35 Eagle Staff 33 K0-Ka-Le-K0 Staff 3 DONALD E. MARTZALL July 8, 1944 - Academic Motz Plans tobecomeateacherbyway of Millersville S.C. . . .girls who smoke are his pet peeve. . .favorite hangout is W.G.S.A .... loves to eat pizza. . .always on the spot. . .really understands electronics and photography. . .is the announcer for our football band . . .audio-visual aids operator for our school. . .came to us from Reinholds. Mixed Chorus 1,2,35 F.T.A. 1,2,35 Photography Club 2,3g Eagle Staff 23 Ko-Ka-Le-Ko Staff 2,3 29 RUTH REBECCA MATZ April 13, 1944 Academic Ruthie Atalkative miss. . .future teacher. . .plans to attend Kutztown State College. . .dislikes physics class. . . could live on hamburger bar-b-q's. . .pet peeve-liars . . .plays the flute well. . .hobbies include ice skating and reading. . .secretly desires to travel inter- nationally. . .enjoys a good movie. . .can be heard saying, Come On! Mixed Chorus 1,2,3g Concert Band 1,2,33 Marching Band 1,2,3g F.T.A. 1,2,33 Photography Club 13 Ko-Ka- Le-Ko Staff 3 H. SAMUEL MCQUATE September 25, 1944 Commercial Sam Hails from Blainsport. . .will always remember Halloweening at Mr. Becker's house. . .future unde- cided. . .loves homemade pastries. . .dislikes Sales and Law. .A .usually seen with Whitey. . .plays a tuba in the band. . .a born comedian. . .stuck-up girls head his black list. Mixed Chorus 2,33 Concert Band 1,2,3g Outdoors Club 1gCountyBand 33 Hi-Y 33 Football 1,2,33 Basketball 1,2,3g Baseball 1,2,33 Junior Play, Senior Play NANCY J. MESSNER March 13, 1944 Academic Nancy Loves Johnny Mathis records. . .plans to enter Mc- Cann's School of Business. . .great dancer. . .future medical secretary. . .dislikes conceited people. . . enjoys trig classes. . .can often be seen with Linda . . .lists bowling as one of her hobbies. . .likes Southern fried chicken. . .owns a unique giggle. . . Future Nurses Club 1,2,3g Press Club 1,25 Eagle Staff 1,25 Senior Play promptress 30 joys the South. F.B.L.A. 35 Senior Play BRENDA JEAN MOHLER December 9, 1944 Academic Brenda Plans to become a registered nurse. . .works week- ends at Mohler's Store. . .one of the few who like Trig. . .a resident of Reamstown area. . .likes foot- ball games. . .will never forget her week at Ocean City. . .will attend Woman' s Med. . . toots the clarinet. . .skating, swimming, and reading rank highest among her hobbies. . .interestedinthe Y.F.C. Quiz team. . . Concert Band 1,2,35 Marching Band 1,2,33 Future Nurses Club 1,2,3g El Clrculo Espaiiol Club 1,2,3g Dramatics Club 1,23 Senior Play Promptress 31 RUBY ELIZABETH MILLER July 30, 1944 General Ruby Plans to become an airline stewardess came to us from North Carolina. . treasures acertain ring will always remember Beaver Creek High hobbies include dancing, swimming, an d traveling neat appearance. . .is peevedby slow drivers secretly desires to go to Spain. . loves to ' dress up' CAROLYN LUCILLE MOYER December 29, 1944 Commercial Punch A quiet girl from Reinholds considers English her favorite subject. . .dislikes people who tease thrives on hamb urge r s can often be found at Sweigart's. . .usually seen with Vicki future office worker. . .finds typing class least desirable t tended Lincoln Elementary seldom heard F.B.L.A. 2,33 Eagle Staff 3 VIRGINIA ANN PANNEBECKER , March 28, 1944 Commercial Ginny Hails from Schoeneck. . .favorite subject- typing. . . will always remember S.T.C. parties. . .can usually be seen with Mary Jane. . .enjoys swimming. . .often seen at Wit's. . .a basketball enthusiast. . .favorite expression Are you kidding? . . .future undecided . . .dislikes World Cultures. F.B.L.A. 33 Number Painting Club 15 Girls' Basket- ball 2,33 Eagle Staff 3 RONALD G. PETERY March 26, 1944 Commercial Jellybean Frequently seen at Reinholds Restaurant. . .best friends are John and Mel. . .dislikes girls who smoke . . .claims steak is his favorite food. . .proud of his Chevy , . .hobbies include football, hunting, and drag races. . .Will always remember football practice . . .comesfrom Reinholds. . .enjoystyping class. . . plans to attend Philadelphia Institute of Barbering. Concert Band 1,25 Football 1,2,3g Basketball 15 Base- ball 1,2 FREDERICK BARRY PLOWFIELD May 17, 1943 Commercial Freddy Pet peeve--two-faced people. . .thrives on Italian 1 food. . .prizes his continental wardrobe. . .comes to us from Reading. . .will never forget the fun during y his senior year. . .loves to water ski. . .usually seen with the opposite sex. . .plans to enter the commer- cial field. . .enjoys all sports. . .favorite expression, Get off my back. Chorus 25 Outdoors Club 15 Hi-Y 33 Football 1,2,3g Golf 15 Track 2,35 Junior Play 32 JOHN A. REICH February 9, 1943 Commercial Rice Likeable chap. . .mostprizedpossession is his con- vertible. . .can u s ually be found at the Reinholds Restaurant. . .favorite expression, Oh I hope not! . . .plays the drums in the band. . .lists Sales and Law as his least liked subject and economics as his favorite. . .his future is undecided. . .thrives on sea- food. . .quiet but friendly. Concert Band 1,23 Football 1,2,3 MARY ANN ROSEBORO July 29, 1944 Academic Mary Ann Best cashier Zinn's ever had. . .can be seen with Ginny. . .aspires to a teaching career. . .sports a sharp wardrobe. . .can be heard saying, Shucks . . .hailsfrom Denver. . .will always remember her good times at C.U .... trig is one of her favorite subjects. . .always ready for a joke. . .her eyes speak volumes. Girls' Chorus 1,2,33 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3g Future Nurses Club lg Press Club 1,25 Eagle Staff 1,2,3 fAssistant Editor 315 Senior Play 4 JAN CURTIS RUTT Augl.lSt 30, 1944 Academic Jan Hopes to b e c o me an advertising designer. . .lists study halls as his favorite periods. . .usually seen heading for the New Inn. . .comes to C.U. from Reamstown. . .busboy and grill cook at the Bowmans- ville HowardJohnson. . .drivesa 49 Olds. . .a born comedian. . .used his Thespian abilitiesin the junior and senior plays. Mixed Chorus lg Football 13 Junior Playg Senior Play 33 LARRY L. RUTT December 28, 1943 Industrial Arts Rutty Wants to .get a diploma. . .thinks weekends aren't long enough. . .proud of his 59 Ford. . .dislikes stuck-up people. . .usually seen with Jerry and Larry . . .enjoys wearing sweaters. . .works for R. B. Zaring after school. . .lists shop as his favorite sub- ject. . .appreciates outdoor sports. Theater Arts Club 2,3 DONNA FAE SCHEETZ November 10, 1944 Academic Donna Plans an elementary teaching career. . .can usually be seenwith Eileen. . .enjoys sports. . .looking for- ward to attending Millersville. . .wields a hockey stick. . .has a neat wardrobe. . .likes trig. . .can really playthe marimba. . .remembers the little red school houses. . .captain of the cheerleaders. . . maintains an honor roll status. Girls' Chorus 1,2,3g Mixed Chorus l,2,3, F.T.A. l,2,3 KTreasurer 2,315 C he e rl e ade r 1,2,3QCaptain 315 Cheering Clubg Hockey 2,3 QCo-captain1g Eagle Staff 1,25 Class Secretary 13 Student Coimcil 1,2 fTreas- urer 1,21 SUSAN ELIZABETH SHOWALTER June 18, 1944 Academic Sue Plays the clarinet. . .will always remember the state and district band festivals. . .future plans include a teaching career. . .vice-president of Student Council . . .least liked subject-physics. . .dislikes people who are prejudiced. . .usually seen with Sara. . . painting, sketching and reading rank highest among her hobbies. . .appreciates a good laugh. Mixed Chorus l,2,3, County Band 2,33 Marching Band 1,2,33 District Band 23 Regional Band 23 F.T.A. l,2,3 Cvice-President 313 Eagle Staff l,2,3 QCo-Editor 313 Ko-Ka-Le- Ko Staff 33 Jtmior Play, Senior Play 3 4 N DAVID E. SLOAT April 14, 1944 Academic Dave Usually seen at Harvey's. . .most prized possession is his '58 Chevy convertible. . .can be fotmd driving around with Fritz . . .secretly desires to become a millionaire. . .can really play that trumpet. . . favorite subjectis physics. . .interested in cars and females. . .verypo1ite. . .comesto us from Reams- town. . .enjoys popular hit ballads. Mixed Chorus 2,35 Concert Band 1,2,33 Football Band 1,2,3g Photography Club lg Senior Play SANDRA LOUISE STICK May 2, 1944 Commercial Sandy Hails from Reamstown. . .thrives on steak sa.nd- wiches. . .enjoys swimming and skating. . .played Velvet in the Jtmior Play. . .will always remember S.T.C. parties. . .secretly desiresto ovm a ranch in Arizona. . .can usually be heard saying, Big deal. . . .plans to become a secretary. . .formerly from the Sunshine State. . .enjoys bookkeeping classes. Colorguard 35 F.H.A. 23 Ko-Ka-Le-Ko Staff 33 Jun- ior Playg Senior Play BONITA FERN STONER October 2, 1944 Commercial Bonnie Sweet and ladylike. . .appreciates the Y.F.C. quiz team. . .ambition is tobecome a secretary. . .treas- ures her drlver's license. . .usually seenwith Gloria . . .favorite subject-World Cultures???. . .enjoys horseback riding. . .will always remember Cc e an City Y.F.C. conference. . .has an excellent person- ality. F.H.A. 2,35 Number Painting Club 13 Eagle Staff 35 Ko-Ka-Le-Ko Staff 3 35 BARRY L. SWEIGART January 6, 1944 Industrial Arts Chops Hails from Reinholds . . . will always remember his senior year at Cocalico . . . future-undecided . . . thrives on pizza . . . enjoys senior health class . . . most prized possesion-'56 Ford . . . usually seen with Larry Adair and Larry Rutt . . .1 works after school as grill cook at Howard Johnson's . . . can frequently be heard saying, Are you crazy? . . . one of our taller '62-ers. LINDA L. TROUPE March 16, 1944 Academic . Linda Usually seen atAnderson's Drug Store . . . is proud of her blackPontiac with one white sidewall tire . . . will always remember the junior play . . . dislikes physics . . . main interests are cheering and sports . . . a sharp dresser with good coordination. . . hobbies include horseback riding and swimming . . . loves lobster tail . . . anticipates being a nurse at Pottstown Hospital. Girls' Chorus 1,2,3g Mixed Chorus 1,2,35 Majorette 1,25 Cheering Club 2,3g Cheerleader 1,2,3 CCaptain 213 Girl's Hockey 23 Junior Play LINDA LOU WEALAND February 25, 1944 Commercial Linda A well-liked girl . . . enjoys roller skating and dancing . . . lends her voice to girls' and mixed choruses . . . secretly desires to ride a giraffe . . . neat and sociable . . . plans to be a housewife . . . will always remember S.T.C. parties . . . thrives on Boehringer's barbecues . . . usually seen with Margie and Sandy . . . has a rich alto voice. Girls' Chorus 1,2,3g Mixed Chorus 1,2,3g El Circulo Espanol 1,25 Number Painting Club 15 Girls' Basket- ball 1,2g Class Secretary 2,35 Ko-Ka-Le-Ko 2,3 iBusiness Manager BJ, Girls' Basketball 2,35 Junior Playg Senior Play 36 Y, 1 KAREN EILEEN WENGER July 18, 1944 Academic Lids Plans a nursing career at the Reading Hospital. . . co-captain of girls' hockey team. . .great football fan. . .prizes her Johnny Mathis albums. . .travels with Donna. . .will always remember those Monday night parties. . .likes to baby sit. . .comes from Adamstown. . .swimming, bowling and dancing are her main hobbies. Girls' Chorus 1,2,3g Mixed Chorus 1,2,3g Future Nurses Club 1,2,3g Physical Education Club 1,2,3g Girls' Basketball 2,3 QCaptain 355 Girls' Hockey 2,3 CCo-captain 35 JEFFREY L. WESTERHOFF January 1, 1945 Academic Jeff Future cartoonist. . .came from Garden Spot High School. . .can oftenbe foimd at Anderson's. . .thrives on spaghetti. . .enjoys chemistry. . .usually seen with Bill and Lavern. . .pet-peeve--girls who smoke . . .possesses awinning disposition. . .finds English classes boring. Basketball 25 Baseball 2g Track 3 ROBERT J. WHITE July 22, 1944 Commercial Whitey Attended Denver Elementary. . .pals are Sam and Bollinger. . .dislikes stuck-up girls. . .can be found at Daniel's Diner. . .often says, Golly . . .prizes his driver's license. . .enjoys eating and sleeping. . . plays the saxophone. . .future is undecided. . .Sales and Law is his least -liked subject. Concert Band 1,2,33 Dance Band 1,2g Hi-Y 3 37 VIRGINIA LEE WHITMAN March 18, 1944 Academic Ginny Hadthe leading female role inthe junior play. . .mms around with MaryAnn. . .peppycheerleaden . .plans to attend West Chester. . .treasures her white wire- hairedterrier. . .neatwardrobe. . .favorite types of music include jazz and rock 'n roll. . .likes phys- ics???. . .future elementary education teacher. . . hails from Denver. Girls: Chorus 1,2,33MixedChorus 1,2,33 F.T.A. 2,3Q El Circulo Espafiol 2,35 Cheerleader 1,2,33 Cheer- leading Club 1,2,33 Class Treasurer 13 Ko-Ka-Le-Ko Staff 33 Jimior Play LYNNE WINGENROTH August 29, 1944 Academic Lynnie Future teacher via Millersville State. . . Lancaster County'sJunior Miss . . .likes short skirts. . .could live on Mexican dishes. . .dislikes people who won't smile. . .secretly desires tobecome a fashion buyer . . .most prized po s se s sion is Fifi. . .likes Mr. Smaltz but dislikes physics. Comity Band 33 Concert Band 1,2,33 Football Band 1, 2,33 F.T.A. 2,33 El Circulo Espanol 2,33 Dramatics Club 1,23 Ko-Ka-Le-Ko Staff 33 Junior P1ay3 Senior Play MARTHA JANE WINGENROTH December 8, 1944 Academic Martha Future nurse. . .bored by physics class. . .secretly desires to travel. . .main hobbies are sports and listening to records. . .could live on chicken. . .dis- likes snobbish people. . .favorite type of music is rock 'n roll. . .pleasing personality. . .usually seen with Patsy and Doris. . .will always remember the junior and senior plays. Girls' Chorus 1,2,33 Mixed Chorus 2,33 County Cho- rus 33 Future Nurses Club 1,2,3 CPresident 2,355 Eagle Staff 2,3Q Ko-Ka-Le-Ko Staff 33 Junior Playg Senior Play 38 MARGARET ANN WOLF April 18, 1944 Commercial Peggy Aspires tobeasecretary. . .thrives on spaghetti. . . comes from Denver. . .enjoys typing. . .remembers her week at the shore. . .considers business English her favorite subject. . .petite and neat. . .travels with Rosie. . .guards our money bag. . .treasures her Persian kitten. Girls' chorus 1,2,3g Mixed chorus 2,33 El Circulo Espanol Club 1,2,3 QSecretary 315 Number Painting Club 15 Student Council 2,3 CTreasurer 315 Class Treasurer 2,35 Eagle Staff 3 QBusiness Manager 31 ROSEMARY YERGER July 7, 1943 Commercial Rosie Possesses a pleasing p e r s on al ity . . .thrives on cheese steaks. . .favorite subject-typing. . .usually seen with Peggy. . .enjoys roller skating and dancing . . .future plans include becomingatypist and house- wife. . .pet peeve-bragging people. . .lends her a- bility to the Eagle. . .most prized possession-a ring . . .attended Adamstown Elementary. . .appreciates basketball games. Number Painting Club 1 g Girls' Basketball 2,33 Eagle Staff 3 STANLEY L. YIINGER January 7, 1945 Academic Stan Loves to rise early in the morning???. . .lists Metrecal as his favorite food. . .dresses in the con- tinental style. . .loves physics class and Mr. Smaltz . . .presently takingahorne study course from Coyne Electrical School,Chicago. . .plans to join the United States Air Force. . .enjoys outdoor sports, especially swimming, skiing, camping and hiking. . .plays the accordion. . .usually seen with Donald. 39 DAVID E. YOST, JR. August 24, 1944 Commercial Dave More often seen than heard. . .dislikes stuck-up people. . .pals withJim. . .claimsbookkeeping is his favorite subject. . .came to C.U. from,Denver Ele- mentary. . .enjoys eating spaghetti. . .likes popular and rock 'n roll music. . .spends his spare time building model cars. . .least-liked subject is World Cultures. . .plans office work for future income. MARJORIE E. ZIMMERMAN October 30, 1944 Commercial Margie Hopes to become a hairdresser or a secretary. . . proud of her driver's license. . .usually seen with Sandy. . .enjoys World Cultures'???. . .canbe heard saying, Gol--l--l--y . . .frequents the 222 Drive- ln. . .faithful football fan. . .lives in Denver. . . thrilledby S.T.C.parties. . .couldlive on chip steaks and French fries. . .knows the true meaning of the word friendliness. F.B.L.A. 35 Eagle Staff 1,2,3g Ko-Ka-Le-Ko Staff 3 enfor Gfzss Wcers CLASS MOTTO: He has half CLASS FLOWER the deed done, who has made a beginning. Yellow Rose W. Kauffman, Vice-President, M. Wolf, Treasurerg L. Wealand, Secretaryg and G. Harding, President. 40 enjoin Zesfs l BEST ALL AROUND Linda Wealand and Gilbert Gockley BEST DRESSED . MOST TALKATIVE Sandra Hollinger and Fred Plowfield David Frankhouser and Ruth Matz L s DAYDREAMERS MOST COURTEOUS Doris Haldeman and J a.n Rutt Lynne Wingenroth and John Bollinger 1 BEST MUSICALLY BEST ATHLETICALLY Lavern Gehman and Susan Showalter Janet Hirneisen and Gerald Harding 41 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED TALLEST BOY and SHORTEST GIRL James Lutz and Donna Scheetz Barry Sweigart and Judy Kilhefner QUIETEST MOST STUDIOUS David Yost and Cindy Crouse William Kauffman and Pat KeiP91' OLDEST BOY and YOUNGEST GIRL MOST MISCHIEVOUS John Reich and Joan Kosmela Robert White and Doris Binkley FUNNIEST BIGGEST EATERS Sam McQuate and Mary Jane Fassnacht Nevin Imhoff and virginia Whitman 42 Gkss fory With the opening of our sophomore year in 1959, another band of youngsters entered senior high school. Bristling with dignity and self importance we elected the following class officers: Mary Frances Brand, president, James Lutz, vice-presidentg Donna Scheetz, secretary, and Virginia Whitman, treasurer. After many heated discussions we chose charcoal gray and gold as our class colors. Jackets were ordered for 103 students. For our annual class assembly we presented The Steve Gallen Show with Gilbert Gockley as the master of ceremonies. Our class advisor, Mr. Rufus Martzall, supervised our fund-raising projects which included a candy sale, checking coats at home basketball games, and the annual Thanks- giving dance. After a brief summer vacation our class was again united for our junior year. The officers electedwere James Lutz, president, Gerald Harding, vice-president, Linda Wea- land, secretaryg and Margaret Wolf, treasurer. Our junior class play, Six Stitches for Ego, under the direction of Mr. Walter Sieg- fried, was held on December 3, 1960. A party for the cast and play committees was en- joyed by all. On December 26, 1960, we held the annual Christmas dance, Jingle Bell Rock. The theme for our junior assembly was The Jack Parr Show with Jan Rutt portraying Jack Paar. The Shamrock Hop, our final dance, was held on March 11, 1961, in the high school gym. By this time we had received our class rings. The concluding highlight of the year was the Junior-Senior Prom held on June 3, 1961. After much hard work, the high school gym was beautifully decorated according to the theme, Stairway to the Stars. Music was provided by the Johnny Barker Orchestra. In spite of frequent showers, it was an enjoyable evening for all. The Club Calico held the post prom party at the Mt. Airy Fire Hall. InSeptember of 1961,we gathered for the final time to elect class officers. We chose Gerald Harding, presidentgwilliam Kauffman, vice-president, Linda Wealand, secretary, and Margaret Wolf, treasurer, to lead us through our senior year. The first dance of our senior year, An Evening in Autumn, was held on October 14, 1961. The seniors were asked to conduct the Thanksgiving assembly. Our unusual assembly featured a beatnik theme. Our second dance, Snowflake Fantasy, which was held on January 11, 1962, proved to be a very successful fund raising project. Althoughwe earned some money selling refreshments at home football and basketball games, our class play was the largest of our money-making projects. For our play, we chose the Broadway hit, A Majority of One. It is the story of a late-life love affair between a Jewish widow from Brooklyn and a Japanese millionaire. On March 9, 1962, the class went to Washington, D.C. In spite of rain and snow we saw the Capitol, the White House, the F.B.I. Building, the Washington Monument, the Lincoln Memorial, the Bureau of Printing and Engraving, the Jefferson Memorial, the Iwo Jima Memorial and the changing of the guard at the Arlington National Cemetery. We ate dinner at the Casino Royal, where everyone enjoyed a floor show featuring Sarah Vaughn. On April 18, 1962, the class went to New York City. There we toured the United Nations and Rockefeller Plaza. In the afternoon we enjoyed the Easter pageant at the Radio City Music Hall. We had dinner at Toffonetti's near Times Square. Upon returning home, we drove through the Bowery and Chinatown. On May 5, 1962, the seniors held their final dance. The gym was decorated according to the theme, Swing Into Spring. On June 1, 1962,we were guests of the juniors at the annual Junior-Senior Prom. The theme for the gala event was Hawaiian Luau, featuring the Tillman Fischer orchestra. The post-prom party was held in the Ephrata Legion. The annual Baccalaureate was held on June 3, 1962, in the high school auditorium. The Reverend W. E. Waybright presented the meditation. The commencement exercises for the class of 1962 were held on June 6, 1962, at 7:30 p.m. in the high school auditorium. Mr. Clyde Ebersole presented diplomas to '76 seniors. The Reverend Richard Druckenbrod, a graduate of Denver High School, delivered the address. This important event marked the end of our formal high school education. ROW 1: S. Hollinger, L. Wingenroth, J. Lutz, S. Lorah, J. Rutt, M. Wingenroth, S. Showalter, D. Binkley. ROW 2: D. Sloat, S. Stick, D. Frankhouser, M. Roseboro, R. Miller, L. Gehman, S. McQuate, R. Bell, G. Gockley, L. Wealand, G. Harding. H77 ,WZQWOIYQ J new Promptress- B. Mohler Director - Mr. Chester B. Sweigart Promptress - Nancy Messner Cast in Order of Appearance Mrs. Rubin Mrs. Jacoby Alice Black Jerome Black Lady Passenger Couples Steward Koichi Asano Eddie House Boy Noketi Ayako Asano Tateshi Servant Girl Captain Norcross Chauffeur Mary Ann Roseboro Sara Lora.h Martha Wingenroth Jan Rutt Ruby Miller Linda Wealand Gerald Harding Sandra Stick David Sloat Sam McQuate James Lutz Gilbert Gockley David Frankhouser Doris Binkley Sandra Hollinger Lynne Wingenroth Susan Showalter Lavern Gehman Ross Bell hw-,gsxsuswm .5 sf Q '55, if ' ' fa. : 1 x E1 ix! ,, V QI 5 kr. 1 :-.frm ,, , A ..,b,, L,M1A::wLw, , -Haw bm gi- . ,J ,Q ' .LLM d5:f'a.f5i3i.ZTa1 f. get XS, Q ,mp ' Q., Ass , , ii pun-ef. 4...--... 3! i Q60 OZ I 1!0 Wur- 55N - h '+-+1 'M Ziff FW-1 644, if W WW awazkbzy 411 +view fuk 1 4 K 4' 4 -.KX is xr ,- w,,,, 'h..,.qnQm R :wr-fm V ln V- mf Q-,gl Ag, A . . ga: 2 4 X XXX -K., -Q., K IZ I gffij .x N 5 1 ' 1 garb SBP' K iq X H K dr ',,' 2 l' V. , . 95 , if Q42- kwf 3-F, +2 4, Chas 1' f We, the members of the class of '62, being of sound minds and bodies, wish to bequeath our most cherished possessions to the lucky members of the junior class. L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L Barry Adair, will my stupidity in Mr. Sneath's English class to any deserving junior. Larry Adair, will my ability to laugh to Donald Anderson. Ross Bell, will my interest in German class to Fred Overholser. Doris Binkley, will my hair styling ability to Eileen Long. Ruth Ann Blatt, will my laughter to Joyce Wentzel. John Bollinger, will my love for school to Warren Ebling. Ruth Brubacker, will my famous blush to Verna Zook. Richard Brubaker, will my sleepiness in math to Scott Fisher. Clarence Burd, will my '53 Chevy to Milton Wanner. Cheryl Carrington, will my art ability to Jack Grebinger. Martha Clay, will my food left over from English class to any junior. Cynthia Crouse, will my miniature doll collection to Donna Koch. Sally Davidson, will my dancing ability to Sandra Sweigart. Clarence Fasnacht, will my guard position on football to Lance Buck. Mary Jane Fassnacht, will my Mr. Ed's voice to Salinda Bachman. Neil Fausnacht, will theatre arts duties to Carl Landis. Carol Forry, will my smile to Paulette Rissmiller. David Frankhouser, will my ability to play organ, and fun I had as senior Lavern Gehman, will my clarinet to Larry Ramsey. Robert Gerhart, will my speeding and reckless driving to James Spangler. Gilbert Gockley, will my curly hair to Melvin Haws. Sandra Groff, will my long hair to Marion Walters. Doris Haldeman, will my ability to daydream to Fred Stauffer. John Haldeman, will my bowling score to Fred Weidman. Gerald Harding, will my position as co-captain of football and basketball teams to next year's co-captain. Sandra Harting, will my red hair to Shirley Drexel. Dianna Hehnly, will my friendly disposition to Marilyn Good. Pearl Heilinger, will my typing ability to Bonnie Bates. Gloria Hirneisen, will my position as president of F.H.A. to next year's president. Janet Hirneisen, will my height to Pat Beamesderfer. Sandra Hollinger, will my silliness to Chrystine Nagle. Nevin Imhoff, will my laziness to Tom Henly. William Kauffman, will my interest in physics to Dean Wenrich. Patsy Keiper, will my seat on the bus to Vesta Reber. Maudine Keller, will my natural blonde hair to Sherrilyn Winters. Judy Kilhefner, will the Fausnacht Bug to Cheryl Henly. Joan Kosmela, will my typing seat to Rosann Schaeffer. ' Sara Lorah, will my acceptance at Reading Hospital of Nursing to Carolyn Christen. James Lutz, will my prized lunch tickets to all underfed juniors. James Martin, will my tumbling sessions to any junior. Victoria Martin, will my position as typing editor of Eagle to Beverly Kieffer. Donald Martzall, will my place in Mr. Smaltz's heart to Gary Schlegel. Ruth Matz, will my first grade speller to Kenny Youndt. Samuel McQuate, will my ability to get into trouble to Rick Slabach. Nancy Messner, will my fun as senior to Gerry Ann Hopkins. Ruby Miller, will my seat on Reamstown bus to Barbara Adams. Brenda Mohler, will Mr. Smaltz's paddle to any student who has physics. Carolyn Moyer, will my love for world cultures to any junior who likes history. Virginia Pannebecker, will my typing seat to Kenneth Rathman. Ronald Petery, will my business English desk to Clyde Martin. Fred Plowfield, will my wardrobe to Marlin Fausnacht. John Reich, will my typewriter to Ronald Dietrich. Mary Ann Roseboro, will my interesting physics classes and Mr. Smaltz to Dan Garrett. Jan Rutt, will the administration to the junior class. Larry Rutt, will my height to Irwin Deemer. Donna Scheetz, will my honor as being only member of senior class from Stevens to Sandra Boose to Jerry Longenecker. 1 3 I 7 J L L L L L L L L L L L L L , Susan Showalter, will my job as Student Council vice-president to next year's vice-president David Sloat, will my band uniform to Donald Stief. Sandra Stick, will my position in color guard to Freda Stewart. Bonita Stoner, will my position at Youth for Christ to Helen Sensenig. Barry Sweigart, will my butterfly shrimp to Maribeth Mowrey. Linda Troupe, will my nursing career to Trudy Evans. Linda Wealand, will my height to Linda Gring. Karen Wenger, will my job as captain of girls' basketball to next year's captain. Jeffrey Westerhoff, will my track ability to Robert Hilton. Robert White, will my height to Leon Hertzog. Virginia Whitman, will my ability to persuade people to Janet Heisey. Lynne Wingenroth, will my seat at county band to Dean Wenrich. Martha Wingenroght, will Future Nurses Club presidency to next year's president. Margaret Wolf, will my different hair styles to Linda Huber. Rosemary Yerger, will my typing position to Sandy Hagy. Stanley Yinger, will my tardiness to Karl Neidhardt. David Yost, will my bookkeeping ability to Paul Hess. Marjorie Zimmerman, will my position as make-up committee chairman for senior play to next year's chairman. K ygacccz aureafe ,Q7c112e 3, 1962 Rev. B. J. Jones, Main Speaker--Rev. W. E Waybright, Rev. H. F. Minnich 4-ga Class President: Gerald Harding Soloist: Susan Showalter 0122122 Q12 Gem en! W 2 n Five Top Seniors: W. Kauffman, V. Martin, D. Rev. C. L. Wagnerg Main Speaker Scheetz, J. Lutz, L. Wealand. Rev. R. Druckenbrodg Dr. R. F. Smith Mr. H. Weaverg Mr. C. Ebersole. 52 -.Awvwfi 3 S ..1. N .-4 55 .lll!. FF! Q, all 1 .L-n.5a'k ROW 1: V. Martin, C. Carrington, L. Wealand, M. Wingenroth, G. Hirneisen, R. Yerger, D. Scheetz, S. Lorah. ROW 2: G. Gockley, D. Martzall, J. Haldeman, W. Kaufman, G. Harding, J. Lutz, S. Showalter, L. Wingemoth. Jptqbr enzbr rvwar J Donor Denver Alumni Denver Alumni Denver Alumni East Cocalico Alumni Guy K. Bard Memorial Woman's Auxiliary to the Lancaster City Sz Co. Medical Society F.H.A. Adamstown Lions Club Denver Lions Club East Cocalico Lions Club American Legion Post 154492 American Legion Post 414492 American Legion Post 4f492 L. T.A. Club Sharman' s Spanish Club V. F.W. --Adamstown Post V. F.W.--Reinholds Post Wittich's Woman's Club of Adamstown Denver Woman's Club Cocalico Union Alumni Guy K. Bard Club Type or Amount Trophy Trophy Trophy 325.00 Bond Interest from 3500 Trust Fund 3350.00 3 10.00 350 .00 Bond 325.00 Bond 325.00 Bond 310.00 310.00 310.00 3 10 .00 Trophy 310 .00 325.00 Bond Ka Cert. 325.00 Bond Sz Cert. Trophy 310.00 3300.00 325.00 Bond 325.00 Bond S4 Given For Leadership Scholarship Athletic Mathematics History Nursing Home Economics Achievement Propor- tionate to Effort Scholarship- -Boy Scholarship- -Girl Scholarship Leadership Athletic Plus Scholarship Business Education Vocal Music Proficiency in Spanish Scholarship, Citizen- ship Sz Attendance Scholarship, Citizen- ship KL Attendance Instrumental Music Art Nursing Science Service to School 8z Community Award Winner James Lutz Victoria Martin Gerald Harding James Lutz William Kauffman Sara Lorah Gloria Hirneisen Rosemary Yerger James Lutz Linda Wealand Lynne Wingenroth Gerald Harding Gilbert Gockley Linda Wealand Martha Wingenroth Cheryl Carrington John Haldeman Donna Scheetz Susan Showalter Cheryl Carrington Martha Wingenroth William Kauffman Donald Martzall N Z i Z 6 7 X WI20QZ'Ck.S.SI22QI? :HB , . 5 f - ,,, 1'1 ' ' ffi 'I' ' 1 3-' LW 1 5' -Y 1 C- I ed QQ -ff' gzi p, as Arm, ff' 'Ugg Q 2, fe. 1..' ,Eng-,L 375- ran .,.: 1 zz. 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Mrs. Mason . . . . .Maudie's part-time steady . . .....acousin....... . . a friend of the family . . . . their older daughter. . . . .abanker's son . . . . any girl's steady. . . lVlau.die'.s iriehds: .IIimQ5nagfI. . . Alix's mother . . . . . . . Lysbeth's mother . . . . Verna Zook - Promptress Miss Erika Neidhardt - Make-up Director Mr. Robert Hill - Scenery Director 60 . . . .Dorothy Good . . . .Fred Stauffer . Maribeth Mowrey . . . Thomas Henly . . . . Nancy Shupp Gerald Longenecker . .Carolyn Christen . . . Daniel Garrett . . Dean Wenrich . . Phyllis Schlegel . Madeline Weinhold . . Beverly Kieffer . . .Cheryl Henly . 1 . Salinda Bachman . .Sandra Boose C. Youndt, Secretary op OIZQOFQ Gk.YS , 1.,, .,,g... '- f gif5W:.52?Q- N . 5.1 19- ,,., R 1 .wif if A -F Q V X255 155 A ? P. smrk, President D. wemch, vice-President A, l1 , I f 1: .... 5, 755- P 'ziyi-A A -' :S - . T B. Adair C. Althouse R. Althouse J. Leisey, Treasurer T. Ansel D. Bear J. Becker L. Binkley L. Binkley 2 i G. 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Miller W. Miller D. f 5 M N ?X 3 J. Mohn W. Mowrey B. Moyer F. Moyer G. Ney B. Mohler J. Nolt L. Nolt M. Oxenreider D. Rabold R. Rabold S. Randler 63 . 57 1' fi W lj - f.. .. W if '.. - K is .-., IFE! P. Riffle B. Rettew M. Reich D. Reddig H. Rauser ?..,,.,,. , . W,x. . . .. . f ffx1i1...f2,: '-L V--ix f .I. ' kkhk : ..-Q... .1 ..- f .. --.. f L . J .. . J I . A .,.f ,vrz ,- n fy 1 fl 21. aw ' U-'-I-.wiilf '- . I ,sk -gif: MA , .. . X ., Q .. 1' 'i i A 4 . 1 , . 5' . A , .. .,. ,X -4 . ag , if . Li,,LA Ak,, , ,T ,. ,,,. , . ,. Q L 6 ,.. .. Q Han. .f Mule. is . ' : , -Q F . 1 W' f., A' A. de. K f...ff1.1.f K'..f, ' 1 W 'f i .L 1, . f-J , , kai ' . N + . 2 A I I .1 .1 ' R. Rutt P. Sensenig R. Shelly W. Shupp D. Smith E. Spoo W. ,.,, .. ,,,-. 1. D. Royer 55 L 5 r 'Q , f 1 5 K' vw?- ' WH if . M. Snyder D. Stoltz S. Stoner C. Strohl R. Stuber D. Sweigart . W Q Q K Q3 t 5 ig ff -ei-f .. ' ' 1 J if-:?E,q.5gQ 'jf W W W X V 5 E. Sweigart J. Sweigart J. Sweigart N. Sweigart J. Unruh J. Wanner 'as-ir G. Weber . E. Wenger L. Wenrich B. Wingenroth B. Wingenroth J. Winter E. Wissler J. Wolfskill J. Wysocki A. Young J. Zeiset 64 9-200. ROW 1: L. Binner, M. Musser, K. Spatz,D. Sweigart, J. Bearinger,H. Showa1ter,M. Wingenroth, A. Reddig, P. Hemmerich, T. Leid. ROW 2: L. Bachman, E. Fritz, J. Wanner, G. Watt, D. Bowman, L. Weber, L. Steify, D. Fitterling, L. Steely, J. Hilton. ROW 3: L. Hagy, P. Miller, T. Shirk, R. Sweigart, R. Knauer, B. Gainer, J. Unruh, J. Shirk, J. Haldeman, R. Kreibel. ROW 4: O. Wolf, L. Boyer, M. Boehringer, P. Grill, G. Meck, D. Hoover, L. Rabold, S. Wenger, L. Weaver, R. Harding, S. Hoover. 9-201. ROW 1: R. I-Iagy, D. Birchall, D. Long, K. Whitmyer, K. Keffer, R. Becker, M. Buckius, J. Sch1ege1,D.Wiest, J. Demmy. ROW 2: J. Sweigart, A. Shirk, S. Shober, E. Yost, P. Nies, K. Althouse, L. Carvell, K. Martin, L. Hassler, A. Schlegel, J. Adams. ROW 3: M. Sheridan, T. Troupe, D. Hirneisen, N. Sweigart, P. Kauffman, L. Henly, L. Gensemer, T. Gerhart, P. Knauer, R. Trostle. ROW 4: P. Snader, S. Long, B. Adair, B. Hassler, K. Boose, D. Rudy, B. Hartranft, C. Burkholder, T. Hertzog, B. Witman, D. Wenrlch. es' 9-202. ROW 1: A. Shenk, C. Wanner, T. Sorenson, J. Metzer, D. McGarvey, S. Taylor, S. Spence, B. Kramer, L.Mentzer, M. Wanner. ROW 2: S. Ravegum, R. Ludwig, C. Bard, S. Heiser, R. Gehr, R. Roth, R. Eggers, G. Schweitzer, B. Tothero, B. Sweigart, B. Sweigart. ROW 3: R. Martin, M. Youndt, M. Steffy, A. Scanlan, L. Shupp, L. Stuber, B. Sweigart, L. Steffy. 9-214. ROW 1: L. Fasnacht, V. Brubaker, J. Brubaker, M. Bryant, T. Strohl, D. Stephan, G. Heinsey, G. Shaffer, S. Leininger, D. Sweigart. ROW2: T. Sweigart, L. Sweigart, L. Sweigart, P. Ross, C. Herman, D. Fortna, J. Sites, L. Bair, F. Kosmela, D. Mellinger. ROW 3: J. Wissler, C. Greenly, R. Meckley, R. Buohl, T. Spoo, B. Leed, E. Ream, R. Pannebecker, R. Reider, C. Schmuch. ROW 4: L. Hassler, D. Roth, L. Woods, W. Burkhart, G. Steely, B. Davidson, D. Stoltz, T. Buckwalter, J. Long. 66 9-215. ROW 1: L. Forry, M. Henly, A. Glass, V. Anderson, M. Brubacker, S. Crouse, M. Fasnacht, A. Eberly, R. Heilinger, L. Hertzler. ROW 2: A. Butterfield, C. Hehnly, K. Grant, C. Ziemer, A. Harding, N. Kramer, J. Frankhouser, M. Adams, L. Boyer, G. Zimmerman. ROW 3: D. Bates, R. Lausch, E. Harting, L. Bair, K. Brubaker, G. Low, E. Behney, J. Arnold, L. Hassler. 8-102. ROW 1: T. Lesher, T. Wingenroth, L. Hornberger, P. Merkel, J. Frankfort, B. McEIyea, D. Weik, J. Swartz,E. Hess,E. Adams. ROW 2: B. Petery, G. Beck, J. Alexander, S. Haldeman, L. Koch, D. Weaver, J. Gockley, S. Schaeffer, M. Hurst, J. Hackman. ROW 3: J. Buchter, D. Lytle, H. Good, M. Lora.h, L. Weaver, D. Burkholder. ROW 4: C. Hess, T. Heilinger, C. Ebbert, P. Shober, D. Gunselman, J. Witmer, P. Wenrich, G. Mohn, S. Rolinski. 67 8-103. ROW 1: D. Stoudt, J. Westerhoff, T. Ansel, E. Roth, M. Hartranft, L. Fox, B. Kulp, R. Steffy, M. Nolt, D. Gress. ROW 2: P. Yost, J. Hess, E. Weaver, C. Gerhart, C. Strunk, E. Spade, B. Stoner, M. Wanner, B. Klopp. ROW 3: N. Kieffer, N. Clair, D. Keller, M. Fetter, L. Cooper, E. Martzall, K. Wenrich, J. Stricker, K. Mountz. ROW 4: M. Martin, N. Gilmer, P. Wanner, R. Brubaker, D. Ansel, G. Brubaker, F. Lutz, R. Given, L. Hagy. 8-120. ROW 1: D. Hutchinson, M. Martin, B. Smith, K. Stoner, G. Haller, G. Bingaman, T. Sweigart, G. Firestone, R. Burd. ROW 2: B. Evans, J. Wenrich, C. Enck, G. Mentzer, B. Steely, S. Kopp, B. Wanner, S. Ream, C. Fichthorn. ROWS: B. Martzall, D. Hutchinson, R. Moyer, K. Groff, P. Bauman, J. Fromm, L. Eberly, L. Hehnly. ROW 4: J. Schmeck, B. Landis, T. Fritz, P. Wealand, M. Hoover, E. Sensenig, A. Schannauer. 68 8-134. ROW 1: E. Althouse, S. Anderson, J. Messner, M. Kreider, T. Gehman, R. Martzall, T. Wenzel, L. Wenger, A. Meckley. ROW 2: M. .Sise, H. Fisher, M. Lorah, J. Fasnacht, E. Beck, P. Enck, B. Gebhart, M. Martin,E. Sweigart. ROW 3: R. Eberly, S. Mohn, G. Leed, R. Ochs, T. Shenk, B. McQuate, T. Bezler, E. Martin. ROW 4: H. Schaffer, J. Styer, D. Johnson, B. Boyer, S. Ney, J. Oberholtzer, J. Imhoff, S. Stewart, V. Gross, L. Groff. 8-146. ROW 1: L. Hurst, G. Wenrich, D. Pannebecker, J. Artz, J. Haldeman, D. Fitterling, J. Christ, L. Stick, C. Althouse, W. Youndt. ROW 2: C. Cammauf, E. Hemmerich, A. Eberly, E. Sauder, B. Fausnacht, L. Hickernell, L. Weinhold, S. Fritz, R. Pehlman, S. Lesher, B. Troup, L. Loomis. ROW 3: M. Groff, R. Stuber, R. Johnston, R. Weitzel, D. Varner, J. Martin, L. Berg, K. Heffner, J. Minnich. ROW 4: S. Miller, E. Rudy, J. Fry, C. Hartranft, C. Weaver, L. Hamaker, J. Burkhart, N. Hauck, G. Hurst, B. Bolton. 69 7- 104. ROW 1: R. Ki1hefner,A. Hagy, S. Bergman, G. Lied S. Peiffer P. Stick E. Rissler L R. Wolf, P. Wenger. ROW 2: J. Knauer,D. Boose, J. Slabaeh, K. Anse,1, D. Bryiant, L. Sise,, D'. L. Bengeman, D. Hontz, K. Stafford. ROW 3: D. Ansel, K. Getz, T. Unruh, K. Fasnacht, W. B. Kaufman, B. Steely, R. Heinaman,D. Spatz, D. Heisey, P. Sensenig. ROW 4: N. Weiler, S. M . Bates, D. Herneisen, J. Gehman, G. Moyer, D. Boose, S. Muthart, C. Sweitzer. Garman, Slabach, Harting, Kramer, 7-105. ROW 1: M. Sweigart, N. Ludwig, J. Hartrantft, J. Rabold, H. Redcay, P. Keller, J. Gehman, E.Pfautz, G.Reider, J. Brooks. ROW 2: Y. Kramer, D. Sweigart,C. Le1big,D. Hornberger, E. Balmer, D. Hackman, M. Steffy, J. Martin, B. Heil, L. Wentzel. ROW 3: J. Carney, J. Harding, D. Werter, W. Houck, C. Mohler, J. Martin, E. Burkholder, J. Wentzel, H. Musser. ROW 4: J. Foltz, B. Fredrich, D. Epting, C. Bowman, L. Reich, R. Sweigart, R. Eberly, C. Pannebecker, R. Beck. vo 7-106. ROW 1: R. Mull, R. Showalter, C. Scanlan, M. Loomis, J. Schutter, H. Wingenroth, T. Hassler, S. McKinney, R. Meek, T. Myer. ROW 2: P. Pfautz, B. Nolt, S. Gehman, J. Showalter, P. Keller, L. Snyder, R. Martin, E. Ackerman, J. Warmer. ROW 3: J. Gross, D. Kindt, E. Sprecher, K. Wike, H. Redcay, R.Sweigart, R.Sweigart,D. Gelsinger, D. Tothero. ROW 4: S. Stump, B. Ernst, D. Fasnacht, C. Enck, B. Weise, D. Noll, G. Gerhart, S. Carney, T. Zimmerman. '7-123-125. ROW 1: S. Hess, M. Wenger, P. Schannauer, D. Oberholtzer, R. Meckley, R. Shirk, D. Althouse, D. Heisey, T.Seide1, D.Adams. ROW 2: C. Texter, M.Hain1ey, S. Fry, S. Crouse, E. Becker, C. Sweigart, H. Care, B. Shenk, B. Moyer, M. Rutt. ROW 3: R. Zeiset, S. Schweitzer, J. Huber, C. Harding, C. Weaver, M. Buchter, C. Weist, B. Witmer, J. Martin, E. Martin. ROW 4: S. Shupp, C. Slater, D. Devel, E. Sweigart, E. Fichthorn, B. Gensemer, P. Lawrence, L. Lefever, M. Lutz, L. Christen, S. Schlegel. 71 'S ifpi. rf T, g. s .F X, -wh., 33131 QRQ .gg 4? QV I 6 g.Ql 0 'IQ' R I enjof ROW 1 - D. Sweigart, A. Schlegel, L. Steely, T. Gerhart, D. Ebersole, J. Adams. ' ROW 2 - R. Knauer, R. Trostle, D. Hoover, E. Althouse, P. Shirk, K. Keffer, N. Sweigart. 1 ROW 3 - B. Mohler, D. Wenrich, R. Hilton, W. Kauffman, J. Unruh, D. Sloat, R. Harding. ' ROW 4 - D. Stief, J. Beamesderfer, G. Bowman, J. Nolt, J. Althouse, W. Miller, R. Kriebel, T. Smith. 1 ROW 5 - S. McQuate, D. Fortna, G. Gehman, K. Neidhardt, D. Frankhouser. 1 T DIRECTOR Mr. Sweigart W l 1 N W l DISTRICT BAND R. Harding G. Schlegel X i 74 Zan ROW 1: R. Matz, C. Steffy, B. Mohler, L. Wingenroth, D. Wenrich, L. Huber. ROW 2: B. Moyer, E. Sweigart, C. Hertzog, L. Ramsey, M. Good, S. Harting. ROW 3: G. Schlegel, S. Showalter, J. Lutz, F. Overholtzer, W. Brubaker, L. Gehman ROW 4: P. Knauer, J. Mohn, D. Anderson, R. Rabold, M. Lorah. ROW 5: G. Longenecker, B. Rettew, D. Heinaman, J. Lorah, M. Sensenig. COUNTY BAND S. Showalter, D. Ebersole, R. Harding, D. Heinaman, W. Miller, B. Kieffer, W. Brubaker, L. Wingenroth, S. McQuate 75 GOLF 9 Z1 df' CENTER FRONT - R. Hilton. BACK ROW - M. Walters, S. Groff, S. Bachman, F. Steward, S. Stick, C. Christen, C. Beals, N. Shupp. J gbreffes CENTER FRONT - G. Fry, B. Kieffer. BACK ROW - P. Schlegel, L.Althouse, S. Shimp, M. Mowrey, B. Adams, C. Clay, S. Davidson, D. Royer, S. Kilhefner. QCIIQCQ 369012 I 1 ROW 1: R. Dietrich, P. Knauer, G. Schlegel, W. Brubaker, L. Gehman, C. Hertzog. ROW 2: K. Neidhardt, W. Miller, D. Stief, R. Althouse, J. Demmy, B. Rettew. ROW 3: W. Kauffman, D. Hoover, R. Knauer, R. Harting, G. Harding. + fs, mll f W- f U47 4 EDEN '5 W ' 94 IQ,-1? f 3 6 N 4 fig X ,. gif? F J Q mg bf N- ce Director : 77 Mr. Schneiderhan 5750014061112 y Zanof , if! Jn fZJ9dI20f 78 Q 1 vi S 22' 1 2 enzbr ROW 1: E. Long, N. Shupp, S. Hornberger, P. Schlegel, S. Kilheffner, S. Drexel, C. Nagle, C. Fich- thorn, M.Wingenroth, C. Carrington, R. Stuber, C. Leed, J. Unruh, C. Hertzog, K. Neidhardt, B. Rettew. ROW 2: M.Wa1ter, P.Carrington, P. Hassler, K. Wenger, D. Scheetz, M. Clay, C. Christen, P. Riss- miller, D. Frankhouser, F. Stauffer, M. Sensening, R. Bell, G. Harding. ROW 3: D. Royer, R. Schaeffer, G.Whitman, J .Sweigart, M. Fassnacht, D. Sloat, L. Gehman, G. Gockley, W. Kauffman, D. Brensinger, J. Lutz. ROW 4: N. Miller, D. Good, C. Youndt, B. Wingenroth, J. Heisey, C. Beals, S. McQuate, J. Nolt, J. Kitch, J. Leisey. ACCOMPANISTS: Seated - M. Mowrey N. Shupp. , Standing - P. Rissmiller, C. Hertzog. , DIRECTOR' Mr' Gates Q C35 014115 ROW 1: M. Weinhold, G. Hopkins, S. Boose, L. Gehman, J. Hainley, P. Fisher, B. Kieffer, C. Henly, C. Steffy, M. Wolf, L. Troupe,R. Matz, M. Heft. ROW2: D. Martzall, T. Henly, J. Martin, G. Bowman, R. Harting, G. Schlegel, D. Ebersole, S. Bachman, J. Moyer, L. Althouse, N. Greblunas, F. Stewart. ROW 3: W. Brubaker, J. Zeiset, G. Gehman, D. Bear, D. Garrett, L. Wealand, S. Lorah, J. Becker, M. Roseboro, L. Huber. ROW 4: K. Youndt, W. Miller, G. Longenecker, T. Gehman, B. Adams, M. Mowrey, C. Clay, S. Groff, P. Leid. DIS a-nd STATE COUNTY CHORUS CHORUS , M' Mowrey SEATED - M. Wingenroth, M. Mowreyg STANDING - D. Wenrich, C. Carrington, D. Frankhouser, J. Longenecker, C. Hertzog, S. Boose Nz1121'0r ROW 1: E. Harting, J. Showalter, E. Sweigart, A. Shenk, M. Sise, E. Yost, B. Petery, M. J. Hurst, O a Wolf,G. Zimmerman, T. Hertzog, C. Martin, S. Rolinski, N. Kramer, C. Wanner. ROW 2: C. Strunk, B. Stoner, L. Carvell, J. Fasnacht, L. Steeley, M. Steffy, D. McG:u'vey, M. Martin, L. Bachman, V Gross, C. Fichthorn, S. Stewart, S. Ney, R. Lausch. ROW 3: C. Burkholder, M. Lorah, T. Troupe D. Hoover, D. Burkholder, K. Keffer, L. Binner, J. Westerhoff, J. Keller, B. Steely, P. Sensening, B Martzall. ROW 4: L. Weber, K. Boose, J. Adams, D. Gunselman, P. Nies, P. Knauer, R. Kriebel, N Sweigart, M. Sheridan, P. Kauffman, J. Unruh, R. Trostle, D. Fortna, B. Tothero. Q? .9 7 014113 ROW 1: V.Whitman,S.Drexel,P.Sch1ege1, N. Shupp, E. Long, S. Kilhefner, S. Hornberger, R. Frank- fort, M. Walter, P. Heilinger, G. Pehlman. ROW 2: S. Lorah, C. Carrington, M. Wingenroth, B. Wingen- roth, C. Henly, P. Hassler, R. Stuber, P. Fisher, L. Althouse, M. Wolf, L. Troupe, C. Nagle, M. Heft, D.Royer, K. Sloat, D. Scheetz. ROW 3: B. Wingenroth, K. Wenger, M. Clay, D. Good, L. Gehman, S. Boose, C. Christen, F. Stewart, B. Kieffer, P. Carrington, C. Leed, N. Greblunas, R. Scheaffer, J. Moyer, P. Rissrniller, N. Miller, J. Hainley. ROW 4: G. Gehr, B. Adams, M. Fassnacht, J. Hirneisen, M. Mowrey, C. Clay, J. Sweigart, C. Beals, S. Groff, L. Wealand, J. Becker, C. Youndt, J. Heisey, P. Leid, M. Weinhold, G. Hopkins, M. Roseboro. . 9 - 6601115 i ROW 1: E. Stump, C. Pannebecker, S. Kramer, S. Long, S. Shupp, C. Adams, V. Enck, D. Boose, C. Hess, B. Adair, S. Hoover, G. Moyer, D. Hoover, L. Bingeman. ROW 2: R. Brubaker, E. Sweigart, S. Crouse, N. Hauck, P. Lawrence, D. Weinhold, B. Boyer, H. Care, J. Oberholzer, C. Ebbort, D. Bates, D. Boose, J. Knauer, G. Gehman, C. Texter, L. Snyder. ROW 3: C. Rutt, J. Messner, N. Kieffer, T. Unruh, D. Spatts, W. Harting, K. Fasnacht, K. Getz, C. Weist, J. Bearinger, E. Althouse, J. Christ, B. Witman. ROW 4: J. Minnich, M. Buchter, H. Good, S. Anderson, D. Bowman, R. Martzall, B. Heinaman, G. Leed, K. Heffner, T. Gehman, P. Wenrich, A. Schlegel, J. Slabach. Director: Mr. Gates as S !00f'f5 f'S ' I 4 I 1 ' -4 ,. f 5 f'12 r YY , ,W-'ff' X ff. , X , ' KK ,, 1 . , , fl ' 2 1534? - x 33- ' f -. Q 4, '-I-ff 1. N w, I1- lx 7. p' ,XA 'I I - gn. f ,I -31, iqiglzj affix: XJ, t. x I '15, fm- 'Q 'fftFf14v'-!diffff+'f7 Q-if-. ,..f iw-alsfaff - g5,'? ff 4 5:1 ..,,, ,W J 1 , 5 'Wg N .. kfffi' L52 Ne, 14 ,, , 12? ,,,.,.,g , . ., KA l X A 47 if, A ' 150 h 5 'xf -1 +, N13 m. 4 h:l'A 0 j ' t ' vi , , ,, -4.7, Z... lu' 7 ,1 If 11 l J Y Q A fx' 7, '4' .g, f A' fffx X2 4 I A In ,J 'fx 41 - f, 5:3 4 K 'g - QQ w-P4 Segftbf 345. xX N04 v Al Le '33 X 99' 4 x 9- wgw' Eirga K 5-4, x 15259, 1 L gd: fl in ,,, L -:fi A R b Al ' A 'L-. le . Q r A- , U 91,0 5 ' ' ' z X CL X-Ngx., , SRX 'F , 'FSEQYW Y f sl- bi u v ,-.-..3. QQ QV kr :J va' Y 6 gf' N xarsjg goofgaf lst ROW: D. Smith, K. Youndt, J.Reich, R. Petery, F. Plowfield, C. Fasnacht, G. Gilbert, G. Harding. 2nd ROW: D. Reddig, L. Buck, J. Beamesderfer, K. Youndt, P. Shober, S. McQuate, E. Moyer. 3rd ROW: B. Rettew, J. Warmer, P. Riffle, P. Ross, A. Echternacht, M. Haws, C. Martin. 4th ROW: J. McE1yea, R. Roth, R. Rabold, D. Rabold, G. Bowman, D. Royer, J. Leisey, J. Bollinger. 5th ROW: Manager- J. Minnich, K. Fritz, J. Hunsicker, J. Grebinger, Manager-R. Ochs. WE TEAM THEY 7 Gov. Mifflin 54 13 E-Town 35 31 Solanco 0 e 0 Warwick 33 6 Conestoga Valley 27 6 Ephrata 30 19 Donegal 14 6 Manheim Twp. 33 6 Columbia 32 26 Muhlenburg 60 t Won - 2 Lost - 8 Mr. Albrecht, Mr. Bastiang Mr. Staufferg Mr. Care, head coach. 86 G. Harding, Co-captain A11 Conference Team enfor X7TDhy9I .S G. Gockley Co- captain Bernie Reider Outstanding Lineman Trophy C. Fasnacht J. Boiunger A11 Conference Team Honorable Mention F. Plowfield A11 Conference Team Honorable Mention S. McQuate R- Petefy J. Reich 87 A11 Conference Team Honorable Mention .2711 aztszlfy goofgaf ROW 1: D. Reddig, L. Buck, R. Rabold, K. Youndt, P. Shober, P. Riffle, E. Moyer. ROW 2: B. Rettew J. Warmer, P. Ross, A. Echternacht, M. I-laws, C. Martin. ROW 3: J. McE1yea, R. Roth, K. Fritz, G Rabold, G. Bowman, D. Royer, J. Leisey. ROW 4: J. Minnich, D. Smith, J. Hunsinger, J. Grebinger L. Ochs. - - n7 ' 711' ww'--'M -M-N-V f'-- WV- Manager - D. Bear, D. Sweigart, S. McQuate, R. Slabach, K. Youndt, G. Harding, W. Brubaker, J. Beamesderfer, G. Gockley. af's1Q cygasfefgczf Co-ca tain - R. Slabach- Coach - Mr. Roscherg P Co-captain - G. Hardingi SCHEDULE WE 65 West Reading 56 Garden Spot 46 Conestoga Valley 47 Ephrata 48 Warwick 44 Avon Grove 51 Lancaster Cathohc 45 Lampeter-Strasburg 74 Pequea Valley 66 Solanco 56 Garden Spot 61 Ephrata 37 Conestoga Valley 43 Warwick 58 Lancaster Cathohc 46 Lampeter-Strasburg 55 Pequea Valley 53 Solanco THEY 53 33 65 73 52 63 69 44 29 41 53 68 '73 59 57 33 42 42 ROW 1: L. Yost, D. Wenrich. ROW 2: R. Althouse, J. Nolt, D. Anderson, J Lelsey R Meckley, F. Weidman, M. Oxenreider, Coach-Mr. Ebling. zznz or czfszzy J: 3 asfefgaf 'f'2,,. WE THEY W 5, 27 West Reading 59 'f 26 Garden spot-'I 17 f 26 Conestoga Valley' 35 21 Ephrata 37 'f ,N 32 Warwickf 47 30 Avon Grove 43 4 22 Lampeter-Strasburg' 42 A A ,- 33 Pequea Valley' 26 4 3 30 Solanco ' 36 ' 39 Garden Spot ' 38 Vi .1 , 24 Ephrata 38 -Qt- y '. 37 Conestoga Va1ley ' 34 K, 33 Warwicki 53 - Q 31 Lampeter-Strasburg' 46 ' ' 'N ,. 43 Pequea Valley' 45 N 40 Lancaster Catholic 51 27 Solanco 25 'League games If UGFSIQ ygasfefgaf KNEELING: J.Shirk, R. Becker, J. Meek, A. Reddig, C. Long, K. Keffer, L. Binner. STANDING: Manager - R. Trostle, T. Shirk, D. Hirneisen, N. Sweigart, L. Henly, R. Kreible, J. Haldernan, P. Kauffman, Coach - Mr. Schaeffer. .711 GIQSIQ Zasfefgaf KNEELING: R. Lorah, A. Meckley, D. Oberholtzer, L. Wenger, R. Shirk, K. Getz, R. Martzall. STANDING: Coach - Mr. Rice, W. McQuate, D. Burkholder, R. Weitzel, L. Weaver, R. Heinaman, D. Bowman, T. Leid. 91 ROW 1: J. Shirk, R. Shenk, R. Trostle. ROW 2: R. Slabach, K. Youndt, G. Gockley, G. Harding, S. McQuate, R. Petery, W. Kauffman, C. Martin, J. Beamsderfer. ROW 3: E. Moyer, T. Shirk, R. Meckley, L. Henly, D. Sweigart, L. Yost, M. Oxenreider. ars1Q ygase gay Coach Schaeffer SCHEDULE WE 5 Gov. Mifflin 6 Gov. Mifflin 10 Twin Valley 7 Conestoga Valley 2 Wilson +7 Warwick 10 Garden Spot +3 Penn Manor +8 Manheim Twp. 3 Muhlenberg +0 Ephrata +7 Warwick +1 Penn Manor +7 Manheim Twp. 92 THEY 4 1 1 10 4 15 12 11 1 6 2 0 4 3 ROW 1: R. Meckley, L. Hassler, R. Becker, L. Hagy, D. Hoover, P. Riffle, D. Royer, R. Kriebel, P. Kauffman, T. Lied. ROW 2: D. Burkholder, K. Rathman, D. Wenrich, D. Hirneisen, G. Schweitzer, WL Brubaker, P. Knauer, D. Heinaman, P. Hess, R. Dietrich, L. Steffy, R. Weitzel, R. Heinaman. Huzzfoz' czrs1Q 34.964641 Coach Roscher SCHEDULE Garden Spot 9 Penn Manor 2 Wilson 4 Warwick 3 Wilson 8 Penn Manor 93 THEY 2 4 6 3 7 7 'va ' Golf Team LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Firestone, J. Sites, R. Harting, L. Binkley, F. Plowfield, D. Bear, G Ney, T. Troupe, J. Wolfskill. r- 135 x 1 -S Coach Care WE 17 0 12 1X2 o 3 1X2 3 1 1X2 2 1X2 12 1X2 9 1X2 4 4 3 1f2 3 soy SCHEDULE Lebanon Reading Lancaster Hershey Lancaster Cath. Wilson Manheim Twp. Lebanon Reading Lancaster Hershey Lancaster Cath. Wilson Manheim Twp THEY 13 20 7 1X2 20 16 1f2 17 18 1f2 17 1f2 7 1f2 10 1X2 16 16 16 1X2 17 ROW 1: C. Fasnacht, L. Gensemer, G. Gehman, S.Hess, C.Althouse, A.Pannebecker, M. Wingenroth, P. Hemmerich. ROW 2: F. Wiedman, F. Stauifer, R. Hagy, B. Leed, J. Hunsicker, J. Spangler, J. Kitch, D. Rabold, B. Rettew. ROW 3: R. Huber, D. Fortna, G. Bowman, H. Showalter, P. Ross, A. Echternacht, N. Fasnacht, R. Hilton, J. Leisey, C. Landis, T. Flickinger, J. Westerhoff, B. Mohler, D. Birchall, G. Steely, E. Althouse, J. Christ. Coaches: Stauffer and Farley I dC' 95 SCHEDULE WE THEY 32 Ephrata 37 32 Wyomissing 66 17 Manheim Township 110 52 Lampeter-Strasburg '75 16 Elizabethtown 111 9 Penn Manor 37 9 Governor Mifflin 100 35 Columbia 92 29 1X2 Penn Manor 80 1f2 31 Manheim Central 96 36 Hempfield 91 27 Conestoga Valley 27 41 Solanco X 85 ROW 1: M. Mowery, G. Hopkins, D. Good, S. Bachman, F. Stewart, S. Hornberger. ROW 2: C. Nagle, V. Zook, M. Weinhold, D. Binkley, K. Fitterling, M. Walters, P. Schlegel. ROW 3: E. Fasnacht, R. Fasnacht, K. Wenger, co-captain, D. Scheetz, co-captain, B. Adams, D. Koch, P. Fisher. Q04 5' oc Coach Heckman 96 Q7 SCHEDULE WE 0 Elizabethtown 0 Conestoga Valley 1 Penn hdanor O Donegal 1 Manheim Township 0 Lampeter-Strasburg 1 Pequea Valley 0 VVarudck THEY 6 3 3 10 . 3 0 3 4 VARSITY J. VARSITY WE THEY WE THEY 33 - 52 Reading Central Cath. 1 - 32 34 - 41 Lancaster Cath. 9 - 29 ROW 1: P. Shirk, L. Carvell, M. Adams, J. Hertzog, B. Adair, N. Miller. ROW 2: M. Keller, S Shimp, N. Shupp, L. Gring, C. Leed, R. Yerger, S. Hornberger, C. Steffy, R. Stuber. ROW 3: L Wealand, K. Wenger, V.Pannebecker, M. Mowrey, M. Fassnacht, B. Adams, L. Huber, R. Hassler, J Unruh, S. Bachman, G. Hopkins, M. Clay. Not pictured, J. Hirneisen. 9226 7 Q3a.v!ef6ai 31 - 32 Garden Spot - - -- 20 - 57 Reading Central Cath. 5 - 37 16 40 - 47 Lancaster Cath. - 14 34 - 36 Ephrata 0 - 17 28 - 31 Ephrata 22 - 18 Coach Werkheis er Captain Karen Wenger 97 17 uzzzbr ,UQFSIQ Cie erk a 0Qrs KNEELING - B. Wingenroth, T. Evans, N. Miller, C. Steffy. STANDING - P. Hyman, C. Youndt, B. Kieffer. IUGFSIZY CHQ efkakfs C. Henly, V. Whitman, D. Scheetz, M. Weinhold, G. Hopkins, L. Troupe. unzbr .7125 Gfe ezk a0Qrs KNEELING - D. Johnson, D. Bates, T. Hertzog, B. Witman. STANDING - L. Hassler, L. Ca,rve11,C. Burkholder. mf J X C IUI IGS ' M, ,X Kgs In xv CN A , - H39 f J ml' x c kiwi X f h ijff W- f 'ff , Mr -Q I ,,f f AMR X , AW, S. -. mug it A W -5 ' , I A ,ta gy A X N , N .XJ 1. 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Gerald Longenecker Mr. Sz Mrs. Rufus Longenecker Mr. Sz Mrs. Fred Lorah Mr. Sz Mrs. Robert Lorah Louie's Men's Shop Mr. Sz Mrs. Harry M. Ludwig Bob, Anne, Sz Betsy Lutz Mr. Sz Mrs. Ralph Lutz Lynnie Sz Ross Mabel's Beauty Salon Florence Marburger Mr. Sz Mrs. Clarence Marderness Margie Sz Rodney Agnes Martin Martin's Dairy James Martin Joanne Martin Martin's Studio Martindale Furniture Store Miss Elva Martzall L. H. Martzall Martzall's Market Basket Marvin's Barber Shop Mr. Sz Mrs. Allen Matz Mease's Natural Foods Mr. Sz Mrs. Harry Meckley Ronald Meckley H. M. Mellinger Mr. Sz Mrs. John Mentzer Messick Chevrolet Charles Messner Charles R. Messner- Tinsmith Edwin Messner Viola Messner Mr. Sz Mrs. George H. Metzler Rev. Sz Mrs. R. D. Miles Miller, Hess Sz Company, Inc. Mr. Reuben S. Minnich Mr. Sz Mrs. William Mohler Mr. Sz Mrs. Arthur Mohn Mr. Sz Mrs. Elmer Mohn Mr. Sz Mrs. Galen Mohn Ill Mr. Sz Mrs. J. K. Mohn Mr. Sz Mrs. John P. 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Louis Roseboro Mr. Sz Mrs. Ralph Roseboro Rosie Sz Dale Mrs. Helen Roth Royer's Store Linda Rupp Mr. Sz Mrs. George Rutt Harold Rutt Mr. Sz Mrs. Lester Rutt Lloyd Rutt Nevin Rutt Mr. 8: Mrs. Paul Rutt Norman Rutt Phares B. Rutt Phares W. Rutt Shirley Rutt Mr. Ronald Sahm Sandy's Confectionery Sandy 8: Larry Sandy 8: Terry Schannauer's Garage A Friend Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Edwin Scheetz Adam Schlack Miss Brenda Schlack . Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Ronald Schlaybach G. Sidni Schlegel Arlington Schlegel Edgar Schlegel Floyd Schlegel Wilbur Schnader John Schutter John Schweitzer Seidel's Photo Service Richard L. Sensenig-Roofing Sharon, Pat John Shirk Mr. 8: Mrs. Tom Shober 8: Ricky Roy Shober M. G. Steffy 8: Sons Steinmetz's Texaco Service Mr. 8: Mrs. Donald Stick Mr. 8: Mrs. George Stick Miss Josephine Stick Mr. 8: Mrs. Richard Stick Miss Sandra Stick W. Earl Stober Mr. 8: Mrs. Daniel R. 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Whitman Mr. 8: Mrs. Joe Wllletts Kenneth Wimer CMartin'sD Carl Wingenroth Mr. 8: Mrs. Carl Wingenroth Mr. 8: Mrs. Clair Wingenroth Mr. 8: Mrs. Clyde Wingenroth Mr. 8: Mrs. Clyde E. Wingenroth Mr. 8: Mrs. Cyril Wingenroth Evelyn Wingenroth A Friend Charles Winters Mr. 8: Mrs. Alvin Wise G. S. Withers 8: Sons Mr. 8: Mrs. Chester Witman Mr. 8: Mrs. Roger Witman Witmer's Candies D. S. Witmer Mr. 8: Mrs. Dale Witmer Mr. 8: Mrs. Andes Wolf Mr. Emerson Wolf 8: Family Mr. 8: Mrs. James A. Wolf Mr. 8: Mrs. Larry E. Wolf Mr. 8: Mrs. R. C. Yerger Mr. Carl Youndt Mr. 8: Mrs. Kenneth Youndt Zander's Garage Mr. 8: Mrs. Ray Zander R. B. Zaring Zerbe's Chips Eugene Zerbe Mr. 8: Mrs. Lester Zerbe Ada Zimmerman Henry B. Zimmerman Mr. 8: Mrs. William B. Zimmerman Mr. 8: Mrs. Alfred Zinn 8: Family Lester Zwally Mr. 8: Mrs. Melvin S. Binkley Mr. Walter Dorsey 8: Family Dutch Cousin Campsite Mr. David Eberly 8: Family Faculty of Denver El. School Faculty of Reinholds El. 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