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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1963 volume:

I 963 KO-K -LE-KO CO-EDITORS Sandra Boose Maribeth Mowrey FACULTY ADVISOR TO YEARBOOK Mr. Carl Foltz CLASS PRESIDENT Trudy Evans CLASS ADVISOR Mr. Ralph Lutz PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF I963 COCALICO UNION HIGH SCHOOL DENVER, PENNSYLVANIA FOREWORD We, the graduating class of 1963, will never forget our six years at Cocalico Union High School and will carry many fond memories with us for the rest of our lives. The following pages will help us share part of our high school life with the public. Graduation fulfilledalong worked-for goal. Now we step out into a world full of conflicts and tension. Once again we have agoal before us-the goal of preserving and strenghten- ing the peace of the world. For this reason we are dedicating our yearbook to World Peace. May we inspire others to ac- cept the same goal! ! ! 2 TABLE GF CONTENTS Clubs Administration and Faculty Seniors Underclassmen Q Sports Music Senior Highlights DEDICATION They shall beat their swords into plowshares, and their spears into pruning-hooks, nation shall not lift up sword against nation, neither shall they learn war any more. Isaiah 2:4 The concept of peace is not a new one, but the fulfillment of it has probably never been as nec- essary as today. Yet the answer is so simple. If each person in the world would make an effort to understand everyone else, there would be no cold war, no Berlin crisis, no arms buildup, and no constant fear of war. We realize that we, as individuals or, for that matter, as a class, cannot change the course of events of the world and have no earthshaking plan to bring about world unity. But we also realize that world peace is a goal worth hoping for, prayingfor, and Working for. Thus we dedi- cate our yearbook to the hope and preservation of world peace. 4 Sify 5 U THANT, SECRETARY- GENERAL OF THE UNITED NATIONS PROMOTER OF WORLD PEACE O ADMINISTRATICDN AN D FACULTY COCALICO U ION S HOOL BOARD Mr. Warren Althouse, Mr. Wilber Glass, Mr. Abram Weiler, Mr. Kenneth Hopkins, Mr. Clyde Ebersole, Mr. Warren Leininger, Dr. Raymond Stayer, Mr. Harry D. Leid. Cocalico Union School District Cocalico Union High School ROBERT F. SMITH, supmmng Pfinfzpil DENVER, PA. The class of 1963 of Cocalico Union High School will have many memories of their secondary school experience and l'm sure that most of them will be pleasant. You are to be commended on the selection of your motto World Peace for at no time in history has this topic been more important. The very existence of humanity is balanced on the problem of existence with those who differ. You have had some experience in getting along or living with others, and thus have become a more mature, responsible member of a free society. Military genius may save the nation from conquest by agressors from without. Only education can lead our people to understand and thus appreciate the American Democratic Way, and only through understanding and appreciation comes the will to preserve and foster it. To the extent that your education has nurtured in you this will and ability to live fully and democratically it has prepared you to meet this challenge. May you, with the help of God find yourselves prepared to meet it courageously and successfully, and with the same vi or g - ous activity which has been characteristic of you in your school life. Robert F, Smith Supervising P rinc ipal Dr. Robert F. Smith Supervising Principal Mr. Homer P. Weaver High School Principal Mr. Kenneth Flinch Baugh Curriculum Coordinator COCALICO UNION Sensor. Dasmxcr COCALKCO UNION HIGH SCI-IooI. 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Eardley Mr. Earl Ebling Mr. Donald Feiler Special Education Physical Education History and English Mr. Carl Ned Foltz Mr. William Gates Mrs. Kathryn Gerstenlauer Art Music Social Studies Mrs. Martha Graham Mrs. Barbara Heckman Mr. Robert Hill Home Economics Physical Education Industrial Arts Miss Joan Kautz Mrs. Jane Kilkuskie Mr, J ames Kopf Business Education Business Education Biology I I Mrs. Dorothy Leid Mr. Ralph Lutz Mr. Martin Martzall English Mathematics German and Social Studies Mr. Barry Miller Mr. Donald Peters Miss Sher-lee Rathje Social Studies Spanish and Librarian Social Studies Mr. John Rice Mr. George Richards Mr. Theodore Roscher Science English Science Mr. Jacob Rupp Mr. Harry Schaeffer Mr. Ronald Schlaybach Driver Education Physical Education Industrial Arts I2 Mr. Markus Schneiderhan Mr. John A. Smaltz Mr. Willis K. Sneath Music Chemistry and Physics A English Mrs. Genevieve Snyder Mr. Donald Stauffer Mr. Roland Stephens Home Economics Mathematics Mathematics Mr. Ernest Stewart Miss Edith Strohl Mr. Chester Sweigart Social Studies English English Mr. Floyd Sweigart Mr. Samuel Thompson Mrs. Merla Hulshizer Music Social Studies School Nurse I3 . . J , A .r.. Y' h'i'?AQ , .,A u,. , ,,, , ,,u, Q 4.g:E1',:iQgf1'-A L 1 rl Q ik? 3. . E K k ge. V .E .,,.., ., .,,. , , .. , , f : ,.g , -L QQ. L , ., z a we fi- 2' f . . . - J f- J I nl ' L FW ' A' V' J f 4 ' .5 o '1 A 1 . :':,. 1 a ll A gi fl A or ' We 3 .fs hpwf CAFETERIA STAFF L. to R. H. Dinger, M. Bowman, P. Long, R. Bachman, Managerg H. Althouse, C. Weaver, F. Shupp. SECRETARIES L. to R. A. Grill, H. Knerr, Bucter. CHAUFFEURS L. to R. L. Herneisen W. Becker R. Haller L. Weidman W. Henley A. Steely R. Unser R. Noll C. Gerhart L. Brubaker CUSTODIANS E. Adams J. Althouse J. Keller E. Fahoestock R. Ros eboro, J BARBARA FAYE ADAMS Commercial Barb Always smiling . . . can usually be seen with Linda or Pat. . .a peppy majorette. Tri-Hi-Y15 F.B.L.A. 2,3 Cpres- ident 355 Mixed Chorus 152,35 Girl's Chorus 1,2,35 Majorette 2,35 Girl's Hockey 152,35 Girl's Basketball 1,25 Yearbook Staff 3 fBusiness Man- agerl5 Newspaper Staff 3. DONALD B. ANDERSON Commercial Binky Future druggist . . . thrives on spaghetti. . . can be found slaving atAnderson's DrugStore . . .prizes his fishing rod. . .loves English class . . . will always remember the Governor Mifflin football game. Concert Band 1,2535 Coin Club 1. Lefs look back and try to recalL Phases o school we enjoyed most of aII,' aug, SALINDA ANN BACHMAN Academic Salinda A friendly lass . . . is athleti- cally inclined. Mixed Chorus 1,2535 F.T.A. 1,2, 3 tTreas, 355 Newspaper Staff 1,253 CCo-Editor 2,3j5 Press Club 1,2,3 Qpres. 2,315 Spanish Club 1,2,3 CTreas. 335 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2 CV. Pres. 2j5Concert Band 1,2535 Hockey 1,2,3 QCO-Captain 335 Basketball 1,25 Color Guard 25 Marching Band 1,25 Class Treas. 15 Junior Play5 Senior Play. BONITA L. BATES Commercial Bonnie Hails from Reinholds . . .pos- sesses an attractive wardrobe . . . can usually be seen with Jean . . . Bobby'sGirl . . . prizes her stuf- fed animals. . .hopes to become a fashion designer . . .secretly desires a Lincoln Continental. Tri-Hi-Y 25 Color Guard 35 F.B.L.A. 35 Yearbook 3. W. JAMES BEAMESDERFER Academic Beamy Sports- minded . . . slaves at Mowrey's Esso Station . . . calls Adamstown his second home. . . plans to become a civil engineer. Football 1,2,3 fco-captain 315 Basketball 1,2,35 Baseball 1,2,35 Hi-Y 1,2,3, Wice President 215 News- paper staff 15 Concert Band 1,25 Spanish Club 1,2 Qvice president 215 Student35 Vice President of Class 35 Senior Play. PATRICIA BEAMESDERFER Commercial Pat Future Secretary . . . dislikes conceitedpeople . . . enjoys reading and dancing. Would like to become a housewife . . . values a certain senior's ring . . . likes shorthand. F.B.L.A. 2,3 fSec. 315 Newspaper staff 35 Class treasurer 2. Remember the fun everyone haal Lasting memories or all the grads. 11 iil v s- .' . ,Q '+'.!,4' I' , 3? ff f I vii-I I7 SANDRA SUE BOOSE Academic Sandy A real brain . . . has agood ear forpeople'sproblems . . . hopes to work in the field of mathemat- ics . . . works atHess Brothers . . . talented alto in C.U.'s choruses. MixedChorus 1,2,35 Girl's Cho- rus l,2,35 County Chorus 2,35 Dis- trict Chorus 35 State Chorus 35 Year- book Staff 2,3 QCO-editor 315 F.T.A. Qhistorian 1,25 Pres. 315 Junior Play. MARY E. BRUBAKER Commercial Mare Loads of fun-that's Mary . . . thrives on asparagus . . . constantly cracking jokes . . .travels with Janet a.nd Louella . . . secretly de- sires to be a champion lady wrestler. Library Club5 Future Homakers 2,3. E. LANCE BUCK Academic Buck Lively guy . . . is often heard saying I'm hungry . . .played tackle for C.U. Eagles . . . prizes his car keys . . . plans to become an electrician. Football 1,2,3g Track 15 Hi-Y 2,35 Outdoor's Club 1,2,3g Summer bowling 1,2,3g Senior Play. CAROLYN DOROTHY CHRISTEN Academic Carol Hails from Adamstown . . . dis- likes people who make fun of others . . . wants to be a Florence Nightingale . . .desires to go to Germany some day. Senior High Chorus 1,2,3g Girls' Chorus 1,2,3g Hockey team lg Color Guard 2,35 Newspaper Staff l feature editor 2g F.N.A. 1,2,3g Junior Playg Press Club 1,2,3. How about that football team?! They were reczlbf on the beamg CATHERINE A. CLAY Academic Kush Snappy majorette . . .usually seen with Poni or Carolyn . . . will always remember the Soph. fishing trip . . . slaves at the Ephrata Ap- parelfactory . . . plans on becoming a physical ed. teacher. Mixed Chorus 1,2,3g Gir1's Cho- rus 1,2,3g Majorette 2,3g Newspaper Staff 2,3g Dramatics Club 1. DENNIS DAVIDSON Industrial Arts Denny Hails from the Denver sub- urbs . . .can be seen with Fred, Clarence, or Donna . . .drives a '56 Ford . . . pastime include hunt- ing, driving, 81 loafing . . . is often heard saying you talk funny . . . future Navy man. Baseball 15 Theater Arts 2,3. RONALD DALE DIETRICH Commercial Butch Outstanding guard for C.U. Eagles . . . toots a sassy saxo- phone . . . will never forget the fun he's had at C.U. . . . enjoys rock'n roll. . .Would like a future in sports. Dance Band 1,2,3g Football Band 15 Concert Band 15 Baseball l,2,3g Basketball 15 Football 3. SHIRLEY FAY DREXEL Commercial Drex Plans acareer as a receptionist . . . sings smooth soprano . . . en- joys real Italian spaghetti and meat balls . . . will never forget those great chorus rehearsals . . . se- cretly desires to be a pop singer. Library club 1,2,3g Mixed Cho- rus 1,2,3g Girls Chorus 1,2,3g Social Living Club 3. Kerry, Ronnie, Jim, Ernie and MeL Cbfde, Lance, PhiL and Reign were swe!L WARREN W. EBLING Academic Warren Afuturefarmer . . . aquiet lad from Reinholds . . . can usually be seen with Ramsey and Backer . . . dislikes Physics class . . . will al- ways remember Mr. Sneath's Eng- lish class . . . is arixious to grad- uate. TRUDY ANNE EVA NS Academic Trudy The leader of the class of '63 . . .hasa sweet personality . . . treasurer her Chevy named Rosie . . .plans to become a nurse via Hahneman School of nursing. F.N.A. 1,2,3g Student Council 1,25 Press Club 1,2,3g J.V. Cheer- leader 1,2,3g Cheering Club 2,35 Newspaper Staff 1,2,3g Class Pres- ident 1,2,3. GENE FAUSNACHT Industrial Arts Gene A quiet guy . . . calls Denver his home . . . can usually be found at Daniel's Diner . . . favorite ex- pression-Oh! !! . . . enjoys swim- ming and camping . . . will always remember English Class. Theatre Arts 1,2. THOMAS A. FAUSNACHT Industrial Arts Tom A likeable fellow. . . plans to make the Navy his career . . . can usually be found at Cheryl's house . . . prizes his '48 Chevy . . . will always remember Scott's birthday party . . . enjoys hunting . . . can't stand conceited girls. Track 1,2g Theatre Arts 2,3. Games just couldnit have been without, That band-good beyond cz doubtg CYNTHIA ANN FICHTHORN General Cindy Quiet but friendly . . .enjoys ice skating and swimming. . . thrives on steak . . . usually seen with Jimmy . . . plans to become a medical secretary. Mixed Chorus 1,2,3g Girl's Cho- rus 3g Band 15 Dramatic's Club 1. SCOTT FISHER Industrial Arts Scott Friendly guy . . .Hails from Reinholds . . . prizes his '50 Ford . . .travels with Ron and Lowell . . . willneverforgetthe good times with the guys . . . enjoys hunting . . . plans to become a mechanic. Theater Arts 2,3 tSec. 2, Pres. BJ. DANIEL BARD GARRE TT Academic Dan The class wit. . .likes girls and food . . . desires a sports car . . . frequently seen at Long's Gro- cery Store . . . will never forget the Senior English classes . . . plans to enter the teaching profession. MixedChorus 1,2,35 FTA l,2,35 Track 15Outdoors Club 1,2,35 Year- book 35 Junior Play. LO UE LLA GEHMAN Commercial Slim Slouella Can be heard saying OH you freak! . . . pals aroundwith Moosie and Donna Lee . . . dislikes con- ceited people . . . wants to become ahousewife . . . secretly desires to get married. MixedChorus 2,35 Girls Chorus 2,35 Number Painting Club5 Future Homemakers Club 2,3. Drum Major, Colorguaral Majoreltes, All practiced hard to do their best DOROTHY GOOD Academic Dorothy One of our outstanding hockey players . . . is lots of fun . . . dis- likes conceited people . . . will al- ways remember the Junior Play. Senior Chorus 25 Girls Chorus 25 Dramatics Club tPres. 2,315 Hock- ey 2,35 FNA 2, QHistorian 315 Junior P1ay5 Newspaper Staff 2,3. MARILYN ADELE GOOD Commercial Marilyn Usually seen with Kathleen and Janet. . .neat dre s s e r Dislikes boys who show off . . . avid football and basketball fan . . . treasures her drivers license . . . liked by all . . . plans a career in the beauty profession. Concert Band 2,35 Number Painting Club5 FNA 2,3. . .I JOHN EDWARD GREBINGER Academic Jack Talented artist. . . Jerry and Dan are his partners in crime . . . sports a classy Wardrobe . . . en- joys lavish living . . . secretly de- sires to be a millionaire. Football 1,25 Eagle Staff 1,2,3 QArt Editor 2,3 Layout Editor 353 Spanish Club 2,3lPres. 353 Yearbook 3 lArt Editorlg Press Club 1,2. LINDA ANN GRING Academic Linda One of the class clowns . . . proudofher natural blonde hair . . . travels with Poni, Eileen, and Phyllis . . . prizes her fingernails. Girls' Chorus 1,2g Mixed Cho- rus 15 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2 lSecretary 2lg F.T.A. 1,2,3g Dramatics Club 1,2 CVice-Pres. Zlg Basketball 1,25 Hock- ey 2,3 QManagerl3 Yearbook Staff 35 Class Treas. 3. Baseball, basketball gal , hockey, track Sorry, senzor athletes won t be back ME LVIN V. HAWS Commercial Mel Versatile end for the C.U. Eagles . . . lots offun enjoys money and cars . . .usually seen slaving at Reamstoum Sunoco . . . enjoys Show Music , Cheeseburgers, and Consumer Economics Class . . . fu- ture mechanic. Football 1,2,3g Basketball 1. JANET ELAINE HEISEY Academic J anet Ephrata's loss is Cocalico's gain . . . quiet, but fun . . .fre- quently says darn it . . . plans to further her education at Elizabeth- tovnmCollege . . . desires a T-bird. Mixed Chorus 1,2,3, Girl's Cho- rus 1,2,3g Press Club 1,2g Newspaper Staff 1,2,3, F.N.A. Club 1,25 Year- book Statf 3. Sports have surehf enriched our lyfe, All agree they were worth the stryfeg CHERYL L. HENLY Commercial Tippy Snappy cheerleader . . . usually seen with Tom . . . sharp dresser . . . secretly desires to become a nurse. Girls Chorus 1,2,3g Mixed Cho- rus 1,2,3, Cheerleader 1,2,3, Cheer- leading Club 1,25 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2 QTreasurer 21, Student Council 2 QDelegateD, F.B.L.A. 2,35 Eagle Staff 3 tAsst. Typing Editorjg Yearbook Staff 3, Junior Play 3. THOMAS O'NEIL HENLY Commercial Buck One of the class cloums. . . plans to invade the Air Force . . -. dislikes Work . . . a favorite pupil in Mr.Sneath's English class treas- ures money . . .can usually be found at Daniel's Diner . . . will always remember Stroup's. Hi-Y 1,2,35 Chorus 1,2. LEON DALE HERfI' ZOG Academic A scholar from Reinholds Ele- mentary . . , can usually seen with John . '. .thrives on barbecued chicken . . . hates drivers who don't dim their lights . . . looks forward to graduation . . .prizes his '56 chevy. PAUL L. HESS, JR. Commercial Hessy Prizes his chevy . . .a gocd egg . . . will always remember the commercial gang . . . possesses deep black eyes . . .plays a mean guitar . . . future salesman. Mixed Chorus 25 Archery Clubg Baseball 2. HeI'tie How we loved those gym class showers, Caused girls to poke at the mirror for hours, ROBERT HILTOQN Commercial Conrad Holds the honor of being C.U.'s first drum major . . . past member of the Buccaneers . . . track speed- ster . . . enjoysAlgebra class . . . plans a career in the Navy. Library Club 2, fPres. 25g Con- cert Band 1,2,3g Marching Band 1,2, 3 CColor Guard Captain 2, Drum Ma- jor Sjg Track 1,2,3 fCaptain 23. GERRY ANN HOPKINS Academics Gerry Friendly, peppy cheerleader . . . interested in sports and plans to become a physical education teacher. Cheering Club 1,2g Class Sec- retary 1,2,3g Cheerleader 1,2,3g FTA 2,35 Gym Club 1,23 Mixed Chorus 1, 2,3gGirls Chorus 1,2,3gSpanish Club 1,25 Basketball 1,23 Hockey 1,2,3 QCO-captain 33. 24 LINDA E. HUBER Commercial Neatdresser . . . tootsaclari- net . . . prizes her Siamese cat . . . usually seen with Pat 8: Barb . . . often heard exclaiming Holy Cow! . . . plans to become a beautician. Concert Band 1,2,3g Mixed Cho- rus l,2,3, FBLA 2,3 CV. Pres. 315 Newspaper Staff 3 fExchange Editorjg Yearbook Staff 33 Basketball 2. BEVERLY ANN KIEFFER Commercial A cute blonde . . . member of C.U.'s cheering squad. . .enjoys horseback riding . . .plans to at- tend McCann's Business School. FBLA 2,3g Tri-Hi-YQ 2, Year- book Staff 33 Mixed Chorus l,2,3, Girls Chorus 1,2,3g Girls Hockey 13 Junior Play, Cheering Club lg Cheer- leader 1,2,3g Majorette 1,25 News- paper Staff 3. VYTinkll HBBVH Student c0unciL led by Freal Did its part in pushing C. U czheaczl' DONNA LEE KOCH Commercial Dona Lee Spirited goalie on C.U.'s field hockey team . . .desires a career as a commercial artist. . . very friendly . . . will never forget that week-end at Penn State . . . prizes her collection of stuffed animals. Photography Club 1, Hockey 1, 2,3g Future Homemakers 2,33 Year- book Staff 3. CARL B. LANDIS Industrial Arts Butch A green-eyed lad from Reams- town . . . can usually be seen at A andJ's Restaurant . . . travels with Mel and Tom . . .prizes his '50 ford. . .secretly desires to own a '62 Chevy convertible . . . will always remember Scott's birthday party. Theater Arts 2,3g Track 2. 25 E. EILEEN LONG Academic Eileen Intelligent lass ...future teacher ...good worker... prizes a certain ring. ' Mixed Chorus 1,2,3g Girl's Cho- rus 1,2,3g Spanish Club 1,2,3 CV. Pres. 315 Tri-Hi-Y 1,23 F.T.A. 1,2, 3, CV. Pres. 33, Press Club 1,2 CV. Pres. 2jgEagle Staff 1,2,3 Qasst. ed. 2,355 Yearbook Staff 3 QLiterary ed.lg Basketball mgr. 1,2. R. GERALD LONGENECKER Academic Jerry Musically inclined. . .will never forget the Junior Play. . . slaves at Longenecker's Cut Rate . . . afuture pharmacist. Mixed Chorus 1,2,3g County Cho- rus 2,3g Dist. Chorus 3, Concert Band 1,2,3g Marching Band 1,2,3g News- paper Staff2,3 fasst. ed. 3J5Yearbook Staff2,3 QLayout, Music ed. 315 Jun- ior, Senior plays, State Chorus 3. Mrs. Roseboro's welcomed voice Beorning announcements of our choiceg JACK M. LORAH Academic Jack Pals around with Fred. . .is lots of fun . . . has a neat wardrobe . . .likes all types of music . . . plays the snare drum . . . treasures his horses . . . secretly desires to travel around the world. Outdoors Club 13 Marching Band 1,2,3gConcert Band 1,2,3g Yearbook Staff 35 Senior Play. CLYDE MARTIN Commercial Martinez Came to us from Garden Spot . . .speedy halfback. . . dislikes big-mouthedpeople . . . will always remember the Ephrata football game . . .prizes his '54 Mercury . . . likes working on cars and plenty of sleep. Football2,3g Basketball 1, Base- ball 2,35 Student Council 33 V. Pres. of class 25 Senior Play. ROGER L. MARTZALL Industrial Arts Motzie A real friendly guy . . .likes excitement andgirls. . . could make a meal of potatoes . . . hails from Denver . . . owns a '54 Chevy . . . wants to be a cabinet maker. . . supports his car by working atJos. S. Harris. Theater Arts 1,2,33 Chorus 15 track 1,2,35 Football 3. KENNETH E. MESSNER Industrial Arts Kenny A good looking, likeable chap . . . plans tobea carpenter . . . en- joys eating and dancing . . . neat dresser . . . secretly desires to own a 1960 chevy . . . steak sandwiches are his favorite food. . .doesn't like conceited people. . .pals around with Tom Fausnacht. Theater Arts 2,3. Cafeteria feasts, always lush, Prepared by Bachrnan, devoured by us,' MARIBETH ANN MOWREY Academic Poni Lively, talkative gal... tickles the ivories . . . snappy head majorette. Girls Chorus 1,2,3 fAccompan- ist 1,2,3lg Mixed Chorus 1,2,3 fAc- companist 1,2,3l, Press Club 1,25 El Circulo Espanol l,2,3g Majorette 1,2,3 fHead Majorette 3lg F.T.A. 1, 2,3 QSec. 2,315 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2 fPres. 255 Newspaper Staff 1,2,3 fFeature Editor 1, Asst. Editor 2,395 Yearbook Staff2,3 fCo-editor 3lg Basketball 1, 25 Hockey 1,2,33 County Chorus 25 District Chorus 2,33 State Chorus 2,33 County Band 33 Marching Band 1,2,35 Senior Play. ERNEST MOYER Academic Ernie Lists Trig as his favorite sub- ject . . . one of ourbigfootballplay- ers ...is lots of fun. . .very studious . . . will always remember Senior English. . .main ambition is to become a chemist. Football 1,2,3g baseball 1,2,3, outdoors club 1,2,3 CV. Pres. 1, Pres. 2,3lg Hi-Y 3, Mixed Chorus lg Sen- ior Play. JEAN MARDELL MUSSER Commercial Moosie Quietgirl . . . usuallyseen with Donna and Louella . . . likes steaks ...enjoys Home Ec. class. . . prizes her transistor radio. . . secretly desires to get married . . . will always remember October 26, 1962. Future Homemaker 2,35 Number Painting Club 1. CHRYSTINE NAGLE Academic Chris A future teacher . . .likes green bananas . . . yearns to travel to Africa . . . likes friendly people . . . enjoyed the Soph. fishing trip. MixedChorus 2,33 F.T.A. 1,2,3g Girl's Chorus 2,35 Color Guard 25 Yearbook 2,3 lClub editor BJ. Chorus rehearsals andpresentations, Led by Gates, suffered no limitations' KARL FRIEDRICH ERIC NEIDHARDT Academic Karl Future biology researcher . . . lends his musical ability to C.U.'s bands and chorus . . .can't stand people who talk merely to talk . . . will always remember those jam sessions . . . Secretly desires a sports car big enough for a bass fiddle. g Concert Band 1,'2,3g Dance Band 1,2,3g Marching Band 2,35 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3g Track 15 Coin Club 1. FREDRICK JOHN OVERHOLSER Academic John A real nice guy. . .usually seen with Larry and Art. . .a hunting enthusiast. . .resides in Re amstown . . .prizes his deer rifle.. .likes English ...will always remembe r Mrs. Cravens . . . secretly desires to get out of school . . . would like to be an ac- countant. C onc e rt Band 1,2,3g Football Band 1,2. ARTHUR PAUL PANNEBECKER Academic One of Schoeneck's originals . . .petpeeve is underclassmen . . . can usually be found at Meases Store. . .travels with Seedy and Ramsey . . . cherishes his car keys . . . longs to graduate . . . will al- ways remember Mrs. Cravens. Track 1,2,3. LARRY E. RAMSEY Academic One of Schoeneck's clowns . . . can usually be seen at Art's house . . . a future airline worker. . . prizes his deer rifle . . . slaves at Kulp's IGA . . . will always remem- ber Mrs. Cravens. Concert Band 1,2,3g Football Band 1,2. Backer Ramsey Many cz Wednesday morn spent, Particpating in cz club evenZ,' KENNETH R. RATHMAN Commercial Seedy Comical lad from Reamstown . . . has afuture with the Air Force . . .favors ivy league clothes . . . loves fried chicken . . . will always r e m e m be r Miss Stroh1's English class . . . dislikes girls who giggle . . . friendly to all. Baseball 1,2,3. V. JEAN REBER Commercial Jeannie Future practical nurse . . . friendly to all . . . usually seen with Bonnie . . . canbe heard saying Oh pickles . . . secretly desires a Wilson ring . . . prizes her Elvis records . . . owns a sharp ward- robe. Tri-Hi-Y2g Hockey 35 FBLA 3g Yearbook Staff 3. 29 PAULETTE RISSMILLER Academic Paulette Comes to us from Reading . . pals around with Sandy andJanet . . . treasures her dog, Yogi . . . de- spises people who don't call her by her correct name . . . at home be- hind apiano. . .plans to attend Millersville College. Mixed Chorus 2,35 Girls Chorus 2,35 Newspaper Staff 152,35 Press Club 1,2,35 F.T.A. 2,3. ROSEAN SCHAEFFER Commercial Roseau Plans afuturein the Waves . . . travels withSandy andSherrilyn . . . hates conceited people . . . enjoys typing. . .dreams of living in Hawaii . . . bowls inher spare time. MixedChorus 1,2535 Girls Cho- rus 1,2,3, F.B.L.A. 2,35 Newspaper Staff 2,35 Yearbook Staff 3. Guidance counselor, Mr. Care, His hewing hana' was always there, 'Gilt GARY LEE SCHLEGEL Academic Gary Displays his musical abilities in chorus, band, and dance band . . . dislikes stuck-up girls . . . clovsms around with Ernie and Karl. . . friendly and jovial . . . could do without German class . . . Acme Slave. Mixed Chorus 1,2,35 Dance Band l,2,35Concert Band 152,35 Marching Band 15 County Band 15 District Band 2. PHYLLIS ANN SCHLEGEL Academic Phyllis Ann Liked by all . . . enjoys dancing . . .a future nurse. . .apeppy majorette. MixedChorus 152,35 Girls Cho- rus 1,2,35 Hockey Team 1,2,35 Bas- ketball 1, CMgr. 215 Newspaper Staff 2,35 QSports Editor 315 Tri-Hi-Y 1,25 fChaplain2l5F.N.A.1,2,35 KV.-Pres. 355 Yearbook Staff 2,35 Junior Play5 Marching Band 2,35 Senior Play lPromptressJ5 Majorette 2,3. MICHAEL SENSENIG Academic Mike An amiable chap . . . one of the Denverboys . . . usuallyheardsay- ing Now what did I do? . . . dis- likesphysics andtalkative girls . . . prizes money . . . earns it at Zinn's Diner working as a Busboy. Chorus 1,2,35Concert Band 1,2, 35 Dance Band 2,35 Marching Band l,2,3. ROBERT L. SHENK Industrial Arts Bob Afriendlyladfrom Stevens. . . could live on French fries and steak . . . plans acareer in the Air Force . . . lends a helping hand at Hess Brothers. . .prizes his car. . . will always remember his industrial arts classes. Baseball 152,35 Theater Arts 253. Shorthanal bookkeeping, Q1pirzgj?Iing,' Commercial teachers were always smilingg PHILIP EUGENE SHOBER Academic Phil Member of C.U.'s speedy back field . . . loves his home on the hill . . . favors the continental style . . . seen with Lance and Don . . . future draftsman . . . quite the ladies'man. Football 1,2535 Track 15 Hi-Y 1,253 QTreas. 2,315 Newspaper Staff 25 Photography Club 25 Senior Play. NANCY JANE SHUPP Academic Nancy Quiet, friendly lass . . . enjoys World Culture's class . . . works at West's Nursing Home . . .will become a Registered Nurse. Mixed Chorus 1,2535 Girl's Cho- rus 1,2,35 Color Guard 2,35 Spanish Club 1,2535 F.T.A. 1,25 F.N.A. 35 Press Club 2,3 QSec. 355 Newspaper Staff 2,3 CNews Editor 325 Hockey 15 Girl's Basketball 25 Junior Playg Senior Play. KATHLEEN LOUISE SLOAT Commercial Sissy Hails from Re amstown . . . secretly desires atrip to Hawaii . . . pals around with Marilyn and Sandy . . . quiet, butfriendly . . . relishes Strawberry pie . . . future beautic- ian. Girl's Chorus 1,23 Mixed Cho- rus 1. JOHN SOKEL Academic Johnny Usuallyseenwith Hertie . . . prizes his little red bug . . . could live in dungarees . . . enjoys swim- ming and ice skating . . .plans to become atool designer . . . will al- ways remember graduation. Sewing rnachines, run by seniors ejficientg Industrial arts boys, quite proficient. JAMES E. SPANGLER Industrial Arts Spanky One of the smaller members of our class . . . enjoyed those home- ec. classes . . .slaves with the Bowmansville Howard Johnson gang . . .prizes his Chevy . . . will al- ways remember the 10-E guys . . . can be heard saying tomorrow. Track 1,2,3g Football fManagerJ 1,35 Theater Arts 2g Basketball QMa.nagerJ 15 Student Council 3. FRED J. STAUFFER Academic Fred Truly brilliant chap who has imparted much of his knowledge to his classmates . . . merit scholar- ship finalist. . . heads the Student Council . . . likeable, easy-going friend of all . . . will never forget his trip to the west coast. StudentCouncil 35 QPresident 315 MixedChorus 1,2,3g Eagle Staff 2,3g Jr. Class Playg Track 2g Senior Play. LEONARD J. STEFFY Commercial Steff Has a bit of Arthur Murray in him . . . neat dresser . . . can us- ually be heard saying You ain't ly- ing fella , . . can't tolerate girls with wild hair styles . . .plans to beaNavy man . . . slaves at Zinn's. Baseball 1,2. DONALD R. STIEF, JR. Academic Donnie Physics brain . . . oftenfound at the Ephrata Rec. . . . prizes his '57 Ford. . . will never forget Dawn's birthday party . . . plans to become an airplane mechanic. Dance Band l,2,3g Concert Band 1,2,3g Marching Band 2g Football lg Senior Play. And the Denver Rec Dance Hall Provided casual fun for aIL' JANET E. STYER Commercial Stig Came to C.U. from Garden Spot . . .future beautician. . .thrives oncheese steaks . . . likes records and good books . . . prizes her ice skates. . . will always remember February 6, 1962. Future Homemakers 2,33 Num- ber painting club 1. DALE L. SWEIGART Industrial Arts SWig A quiet guy from Reamstown . . . wild about sports . . . spends his spare time in the gym . . . prizes his Chevy but secretly desires aCor- vet Sting Ray . . . will always re- member the times he got his hair cut short for basketball. Baseball 1,2,3g Basketball 1,2,33 Theater Arts 25 Hi-Y 2. SANDRA YVETTE SWEIGART Commercial Sandy One of the smaller seniors . . . can't stand girls who smoke . . . could live on steak sandwiches . . . prizes her drivers license . . . will always remember August 23, 1962 . . .secretly desires to travel around the world. F.B.L.A. 2,35 Yearbook 35 Eagle Typist 2,3. MARIAN WALTER Commercial Marian Always laughing . . . born on Valentines Day . . . usually seen with Mary and Barb. . . enjoys dancing and singing . . .anavid movie fan . -. . dislikes having her name misspelled. Mixed Chorus 1,2,3, Girls' Cho- rus 1,2,3g.F.B.L.A. 2,33 Newspaper Staff 2,35 Hockey 2, Senior Play. We tried the Shimmy, wiggle-wobble, twist, To do the limbo, you had to have the gistg MILTON E. WANNER Industrial Arts Milt Big and nice . . . always has a smile . . . plans to make the Navy his career . . . will never turn down a plate of Spaghetti . . . hails from Reinholds . . .prizes his car keys . . . enjoys hunting . . . makes his millions at the F8zM Hat Company. Theater Arts 2,3. FRED WEIDMAN Industrial Arts Fred Always willing to lend a hand . . . enjoys study halls better than any other subject. . .will always remember English Class . . .en- joys hunting, driving, and loafing . . . memberofthe track team . . . secretly desires to be a millionaire. Theater Arts l,2,3g Track 1,2, 35 Basketball 1,2,3g Football Mgr. 1, 2,3. MADE LINE LOUISE WEINHOLD Academic Madeline Captain of the varsity pep team . . . treasures Jerry's ring . .. desire to succeed in life. Majorette 15 Cheerleading Club 1,25 Tri-Hi-Y 2g Junior Playg Hockey 1,2,3g Cheerleading 1,2,3 tCaptain 325 Girls Chorus 1,2,35 Mixed Chorus 1, 2,33 Student Council 3 fVice-Presi- dentlg Spanish Club 3 CSecretary 33. R. DEAN WE NRICH Academic Dean Hails from Schoeneck . . . ter- rific acting ability . . . despises chemistry . . . dislikes disrespect- ful people . . . prizes his German pen pal.. .loves music from Broadway . . . hopes to enter Penn State. Newspaper Staff 1,2g Yearbook Staff 2,3g Student Council 2,3g Con- cert Band 1,2,3g Mixed Chorus 1,2,33 Track 35 Vice President 23 Senior Playg Junior Play. And most important the lesson we Iearneol A sturdy education is worth being earned ,IN SHERRILYN ANN WINTER Commercial Shirl Hails from Reinholds . . . likes records and clothing.. . can be seen at Hawaiin Paradise. . .a speedy waitress at Howard Johnson . . . prizes her drivers license . . . will never forget the summer of '62 . . .future plans include becoming a beautician. Tri-Hi-Y 2. LOWELL E. YOST Commercial Yostie Hails from Schoeneck . . . can usuallybe seen withMel orScott . . . will always remember Miss Strohl's English Classes.. . quite a locker . . . can't stand conceited girls. Hi-Y 1,2,3g Baseball lg Basket- ball 2. KENNETH C. YOUNDT Commercial Slim Kerry's twin. . .prizes his car keys . . . enjoys Bookkeeping class . . . will always remember Mrs. Kilkuskie . . . secretly de- sires to be a Butcher . . . plans to attend Re ading Business Institute and become a Bookkeeper. Football 1,2,35 Basketball l,2,3g Baseball 15 Mixed Chorus 2g Busi- ness Manager of Eagle 3. KERRY YOUNDT Academic Lem Future accountant . . . dislikes people with bad table manners . . . is usually seen with Gerry Ann or Beamy . . . high scorer for C.U.'s football team. . . desires to be a pro baseball player . . . will never forgetMr. Sneath's English classes. Football 1,2,3g Basketball 1,2,3g Baseball 1,2,3g Physical Ed. Club Pres. 1,2g Hi-Y 2 CPres.3JgSenior Play. Coealico, we'II remember you, And all the happy hours we spent at dear C. U CLARENCE ZIMMERMAN Industrial Arts Clarence Came to Cocalico from Conrad Weiser . . . canbe seen with Dennis and Fred. . . thrives on pancakes . . .his favorite classes are study halls . . . hangs out at Adamstown . . . secretly desires to be rich. Theater Arts 2,3 QSec. 31. VERNA ZOOK Academic Zookie Loads of fun . . . capable full- back for C.U. Eaglettes. . . fre- quently heard saying What the Harry? . . .prizes her Siamese cat . . . will never forget the Junior play. . .will dedicate herself to the Nursing Profession. F.N.A. l,2,3g Newspaper Staff l,2,3g Girls' Chorus 15 Hockey 2,39 Yearbook Staff 33 Promptressg Jun- ior Play. W K wwx Q - J, JI ., Class Flower-French Rose CLASS MOTTO Peace Rules The Day Reason Rules The Mind Class Colors-Red and Black P d t ...... Trudy Eva.n V P d t . . James Beamesderf S t y G rry Hopki s T L' da Gri g SENICR Best A11 Around Best Dressed Class Clowns Most Artistic Most Outstanding Drivers Most Studious Biggest Eaters Day Dreamers Most Likely to Best Dancers Match-Makers Succeed SLIPERLATIVE Most Musical Most Reserved Most Athletic Romeo XL Juliet Best School Spirit Most Flirtatious Most Courteous Most Talkative Shortest Sz Tallest Most Mischievous 5 gg . 2, so aw ig! 3 L L L L L L L L L L I: L L I: L L L L I: I: I: L I9 L L L L L I: IJ L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L In L L L L L L L L L L CLASS WILL Barbara Adams, will my height to Gladys Lutz. Donald Anderson, will my quietness to John Firestone. Salinda Bachman, will my position as co-editor of the Eagle to Carol Steffy. Bonnie Bates, will my ability of accidently walking into men's locker rooms to Barbara Moyer Pat Beamesderfer, will my nails to Rose Stuber. James Beamesderfer, will my quarterback position on the football team to Phil Kauffman. Sandra Boose, will my singing ability to Brenda Witman. Mary Brubaker, will my seat on the bus to Mary Lou Henly. Lance Buck, will Mr. Bastian's summer football practices to Paul Knauer. Carolyn Christen, will my position in the color guard to Cheryl Leed. Linda Bachman. calisthetics to Larry Binkley. football team to Marvin Oxenreider. to Shirley Bowman. to Pete Riffle. to next year's president. Catherine Clay, will my majorette uniform to Dennis Davidson, will my enthusiasm for gym Ronald Dietrich, will my guard position on the Shirley Drexel, will success in Bookkeeping II Warren Ebling, will my love for physics class Trudy Evans, will my senior class presidency Gene Fasnacht, will my walk to school to Richard Frees. Thomas Fausnacht, will my '48 Chevy to Marlin Fausnacht, Cynthia Fichtorn, will my wardrobe to Penny Hyman. Scott Fisher, will my free evenings to Eileen Yost. Dan Garrett, will the Reamstown water tower to Dale Bear. Louella Gehman, will my early morning walks to school to Jeanette Fritz. Dorothy Good, will my presidency of senior dramatics club to next years president. Marilyn Good, will my quietness to David Brensinger. Jack Grebinger, will Mr. Lutz and my love for trig classes to Nancy Miller. Linda Gring, will my driving ability to Barbara Wingenroth. Mary Hagy, will my A in health class to Sherill Buchter. Richard Harding, will my A in industrial arts to Roy Shelly. Melvin Haws will the co-captainship of the football team to next years co-captain. Janet Heisey, will my seat in composition class to anyone who elects the course next year. Cheryl Henly, will my position on the varsity cheerleading squad to Bonnie Wingenroth. Thomas Henly, will my mischieviousness to James Hess. Leon Hertzog, will my attitude in English class to Dennis Fasnacht. Paul Hess, will my careful driving to Clair Bard. Robert Hilton, will my track ability to next years captain. Gerry Hopkins, will my position as co-captain of the hockey team to next years co-captain. Linda Huber, will my place in Mr. Becker's heart to Kathy Fitterling. Beverly Kieffer, will my position as typing editor of the Eagle to Janet Becker. Donna Koch, will my goalie pads to Danna McGarvey. Carl Landis, will my Blue Ange1 to Tom Flickinger. Eileen Long, will Mr. Smaltz's tests to Sandra Long. Jerry Longenecker, will my bass drum to David Heinaman. Jack Lorah, will place in football band to Barry Tothero. Clyde Martin, will my free time to Sharon Kilhefner. Roger Martzall, will my study halls to Robert Rutt. Ken Messner, will my seat in English class to Allen Echternacht. Maribeth Mowrey, will my majorette tassels to Sally Shimp. Ernest Moyer, will my outdoors club presidency to Larry Henly. Jean Musser, will my daily walk to school to Sally Martin. Chrystine Nagle, will my ability to learn new dance steps to Donna Wenrich. Karl Neidhardt, will my sneezes to Bill Miller. Frederick Overholser, will my seat in physics class to Dennis Reddig. Arthur Pannebecker, will Mr. Smaltz to Dianne Sweigart. Larry Ramsey, will my position in sr. high band to Terry Gerhart. Ken Rathman, will my height to Bill Miller. Jean Reber, will Gregory Ney all the C.P.'s he has given me. Paulette Rissmiller, will my seat on the bus to Glenda Gehr. Roseann Schaeffer, will my hard earned graduation cap to Nannette Greblunas. Gary Schlegel, will my saxophone to Ridgley Rabold. Phyllis Schlegel, will my position as sports editor of the Eagle to some lucky boy. Micheal Sensenig, will my drumming ability to the football band. Robert Shenk, will my job at Hess Brothers to Charles Strohl. Phil Shober, will my speed in typing to Burnell Rettew. 40 Ia 1, I, In 1, I, I, I, L L 1, I, I, I: I, 1, I: I, I: 1, I, Nancy Shupp, will my color guard rifle to Kathi Martin. Kathleen Sloat, will my noted blush to Freida Moyer. John Sokol, will my little red bug to anyone who can get into it without using a shoehorn James Spangler, will my track shoes to Larry Hagy. Fred Stauffer, will my job of taking football statistics to John Shirk. Leonard Steffy, will my blond hair to Timothy Ansel. Donald Stief, will our English teacher to all juniors. Janet Styer, will my IBM Typewriter to Gary Gehman. Dale Sweigart, will my baseball glove to Tom Shirk. Sandra Sweigart, will my. driving ability to Janet Hertzog. Marion Walters, will my position as banner carrier to Pam Fisher. Milton Wanner, will my car keys to my brother John. Fred Weidman, will my English classes to Ronald Meckley. Madeline Weinhold, will my job as cheerleading captain to next year's captain. Dean Wenrich, will my used clarinet reeds to Eileen Sweigart. Sherrilyn Ann Winter, will my Navy souvenirs to J errilyn Hainley. Lowell Yost, will my seat in world cultures class to Leroy Binkley. Kenny Youndt, will my height to Jerry Meck. Kerry Youndt, will my mouthpiece to Rick Kreibel. Clarence Zimmerman, will my mechanical drawing board to Barry Lied. Verna Zook, will the drinking fountains to Paula Shirk. COCALICO U I0 JR. SR. H. . CLASS HISTORY In September of 1960, 180 eager sophomores entered the final phase of their high school career. The following officers were elected: President, Trudy Evans, Vice-President, Dean Wenrichg Secretary, Gerry Ann Hopkins, Treasurer, Salinda Bachman. Underthe advisorship of Mr.Rufus Martzall we selected red and black as our class colors. The class jackets arrived in December. Fund-raising projects throughout the sophomore year included coat-checking at basketball games, soup and sandwich sales, and the Thanksgiving dance, The Gobble Rock. At the close of our sophomore year several campers spent a weekend at Rebobath Beach, Delaware, where they went deep sea fishing and swimming. Trudy Evans was electedto lead our junior year. Clyde Martin was elected Vice-President, Gerry Ann Hopkins, Secretary, and Pat Beamesderfer, Treasurer. We held two dances, Mistletoe Magic and the Shemrock Hop. Junior class thespians presented Men are like Streetcars under the direction of Mr. Daniel Brensinger. The year was climaxed by a beautiful prom, Hawaiian Luau in the high school gym. At- mosphere was provided by a large grass hut, hand-made palm trees, tropical flowers, and Japanese lanterns. Tillman Sz Fisher provided the music. The Ephrata Legion was the scene for the post prom Club Cocalico . The class of 1963 began its busy last year by electing the following officers: Trudy Evans, President, James Beamesderfer, Vice-President, Gerry Ann Hopkins, Secretary, and Linda Gringg Treasurer. Mr. Ralph Lutz served as Senior Class advisor. Peace rules the day, reason rules the mind was chosen as the class motto, and the French rose was selected as the class flower. We augmented our treasury by selling refreshments at football and basketball games, by sponsoring three dances, and by producing the play Our Town , directed by Mr. Checter Sweigart. The play was a definite success. On April 26, we journeyed to Washington, D. C. Highlights of the trip included an ascent of the Washington Monument, a tour of the Smithsonian Institute and the International Airport, and dinner at the Casina Royal where we were entertained by Neil Sedaka. The New York Trip on way to included tours of the United Nations and Rockefeller Center as well as a show in the Radio City Music Hall. We dined at Taffonetti's on Times Square. The junior class welcomedus to a Southern Serenade at the annual prom on May 31. King and queen of the event were James Beamesderfer and Bonnie Bates. The post prom was held at the Ephrata Legion. Baccalaureate and Commencement marked the end of our high school days. The Rev. Donald Storm delivered the Baccalaureate meditation entitled A New Beginning. On June 5, 1963, eighty-five seniors became alumni at the Commencement service. Dr. Harry Gerlach, the County Superintendentof School, addressed the graduates. As one of the speakers said thus ends our first great lesson. 42 ELEVENTH GRADE ROW 1: P. Carrington, J. Becker, E. Fasnacht, L. Kutz, J. Hainley, B. Wingenroth, S. Bowman, P. Burd, J. Hurst, S. Randler, G. Lutz. ROW 2: P. Fisher, L. Althouse, K. Fitterling, S. Fosnecht, S. Buchter, D. Royer, S. Shimp, R. Stuber, P. Hyman, D. Leed, S. Stoner, J. Wysocki. ROW 3: G. Gehman, J. Hunsicker, G. Bowman, J. Leisey, J. McElyea, H. Farlow, K. Christen, A. Young, F. Gerhart, G. Ney. ROW 4: L. Binkley, R. Meckley, A. Echternacht, D. Meckley, K. Fritz, R. Shelly. ROW 1: B. Wingenroth, E. Sweigart, S. Kilhefner, G. Weber, D. Gring, J. Fritz, M. Heft, S. Martin, P. Hassler, D. Sweigart. ROW 2: C. Strohl, D. Royer, D. Fasnacht, J. Unruh, G. Gehr, P. Shirk, L. Nolt, J. Winter, J. Zeiset. ROW 3: L. Binkley, J. Wanner, M. Snyder, D. Smith, M. Oxenreider, T. Gehman, T. Ansel, R. Frees, J. Hess. 44 ELEVENTH GRADE , G ROW 1: B. Moyer, D. Ebersole, N. Miller, S. Hornberger, N. Greblunas, P. Leid, G. Leid, J. Hertzog, G. Steffy, F. Moyer, G. Youndt, L. Wenrich. ROW 2: R. Rabold, B. Rettew, C. Hertzog, W. Shupp, D. Rabold, R. Althouse, D. Brensinger, J. Kitch, J. Mohn, J. Firestone, J. Nolt, B. Mohler. ROW 3: T. Fritz, D. Reddig, D. Harting, G. Haynes, M. Reich, P. Riffle, W. Miller, D. Heinaman, B. Brubaker, D. Wenrich. Class Officers: President, C. Steffyg Vice Juniors contemplating anotherday at C.U.H.S. President, C. Youndtg Secretary, B. Wingen- rothg Treasurer, J. Leisey. 45 TE TH GRADE ROW 1: L. Rabold, S. Long, P. Snader, B. Adair, S. Hoover, E. Fritz, L. Youndt, L. Weaver, E. Yost, S. Shober, L. Bachman, S. Wenger, K. Spatz. ROW 2: J. Bearinger, G. Meck, M. Boehringer, L. Hertzog, O. Wolf, A. Thomas, P. Grill, B. Hassler, L. Hassler, L. Steffy, J. Schlegel, M. Wingenroth. ROW 3: D. Wiest, D. Birchall, D. Bowman, D. Fitterling, P. Nies, J. Wanner, D. Rudy, J. Demmy, H. Showalter. ROW 4: P. K.na.uer, J. Haldeman, J. Unruh, L. Gerhart, P. Miller. ROW 1: E. Harting, M. Wanner, S. Spence, M. Youndt, B. Sweigart, L. Steffy, J. Hilton, L. Hassler, G. Zimmerman. ROW 2: J. Long, R. Gehr, L. Hassler, B. Burkhart, M. Henly, L. Mentzer, G. Schweitzer, R. Houser, T. Shirk. ROW 3: B. Garner, L. Hagy, D. Hoover, C. Bard, L. Binner, L. Gensemer, M. Musser, B. Sweigart, B. Tothero, S. Heiser. 46 TE TH GRADE ROW 1: N. Kramer, A. Shenk, E. Behney, L. Boyer, A. Glass, S. Crouse, M. Fasnacht, A. Eberly, L. Hertz- ler, K. Grant, R. Heilinger. ROW 2: K. Althouse, K. Brubaker, J. Arnold, A. Scanlan, L. Shupp, G. Low, D McGa.rvey, G. Watt, C. Hehnly, B. Kramer. ROW 3: V. Anderson, L. Bair, J. Frankhouser, M. Adams, D Bates, R. Lausch, L. Hassler. . so ROW 1: T. Strohl, R. Pannebecker, T. Buckwalter, G. Shaffer, D. Stephan, R. Meckley, D. Sweigart, W. Burkhart, G. Ream. ROW 2: L. Bair, L. Sweigart, T. Sweigart, L. Woods, B. Davidson, B. Leed, J. Yingst, L. Fosnocht, C. Greenly. ROW 3: M. Fausnacht, P. Ross, S. Reider, J. Sites, D. Ernst, W. Fox, L. Sweigart, R. Mellinger, L. Foltz, D. Roth. 47 . TE TH GRADE ROW 1: C. Long, M. Sharadin, K. Boose, J. Sweigart, L. Weber, C. Burkholder, L. Carvell, K. Martin, D. Wenrich, T. Lied, A. Reddig. ROW 2: R. West, N. Sweigart, M. Bryant, J. Adams, L. Steely, A. Schlegel, A. Shirk, D. Hirneisen, K. Whitmyer, M. Buclcius, G. Redcay. ROW 3: T. Troupe, R. Bexker, P. Kauffman, L. Henly, R. Kriebel, J. Shirk, K. Keffer, W. Thomas, R. Hagy. Rick Kreibel, President, Brenda Witman, Sophomores at lunch. Vice President, Doreen Bates, Secretary, Marilyn Adams, Treasurer. 48 NINTH GRADE ROW 1: D. Johnson, J. Swartz, E. Althouse, L. Wenger, G. Leed, T. Lesher, T. Bezler, T. Gehman, T. Youndt, D. Weaver. ROW 2: S. Ney, J. Styer, B. Boyer, B. Gebhart, H. Schaeffer, M. Martin, P. Enck, E. Beck, F. Heilinger, J. Imhoff. ROW 3: M. Lorah, E. Sweigart, H. Fisher, M. Sise. ROW 4: S. Mohn, T. Shenk, R. Ochs, L. Weaver, D. Lytle, T. Wenzel, B. McQuate, R. Lorah. ROW 1: V. Gross, S. Stewart, J. Artz, R. Eberly, A. Meckley, K. Heffner, B. McE1yca, J. Messner, D. Weik, B. Fausnacht, C. Hess. ROW 2: S. Rolinski, G. Mohn, D. Martin, J. Fasnacht, J. Oberholtzer, B. Troup, L. Weinhold, M.Haldeman, L. Koch. ROW 3: D. Burkholder, D. Bowman, B. Martzall, M. Lorah, B. Bross- man, J. Witwer, L. Loomis, C. Fichthorn, J. Minnich, D. Stoudt, R. Weitzel. 49 NINTH GRADE ROW 1: R. Brubaker, J. Hackman, L. Groff, J. Alexander, C. Enck, L. Hagy, P. Wanner, J. Burkhart, E Hemmerich, E. Weaver, D. Ansel. ROW 2: G. Beck, L. Hanaker, B. Frey, J. Gockley, C. Ebbert, G. Bru- baker, B. Evans, M. Fetter, B. Engle, E. Rudy, S. Miller. ROW 3: G. Hurst, N. Hauck, C. Gerhart, P. Yost, D. Gunselman, S. Fritz, K. Strunk, P. Wenrich, P. Shober, B. Petery, J. Fry, K. Baker. ROW 1: C. Cammauf, A. Eberly, D. Gress, E. Hess, M. Nolt, T. Fritz, T. Wingenroth, D. Stahley, M. Martin, C. Rauser, L. Redcay. ROW 2: L. Hornberger, J. Schmeck, S. Kopp, R. Peh1ma.n, S. Lesher, B. Klopp, C. Feese, M. Wanner, E. Spade, B. Steely. ROW 3: C. Althouse, E. Adams, L. Hickernell, J. Wenrich, B. Wan- ner, S. Ream, B. Landis, K. Mountz, D. Pannebecker. ROW 4: J. Buchter, T. Ansel, E. Roth, K. Wenrich, J. Stricker, L. Eberly, E. Martin. 50 NINTH GRADE ROW 1: T. Myer, J. Wentzel, K. Firestone, E. Pfautz, P. Keller, J. Schutter, R. Sweigart, H. Redcay, C. Showalter, J. Hartranft, L. Reich, M. Sweigart. ROW 2: T. Zimmerman, B. Ernst, M. Steffy, A. Schannauer, J. Wanner, D. Hornberger, B. Frederich, R. Beck, R. Eberly, D. Epting. ROW 3: L. Hehnly, Y. Kramer, J. Martin, D. Sweigart, D. Hackman, E. Balmer, B. Heil, J. Hess, J. Rabold. ROW 4: J. Garner, R. Shelly, J. Harding, E. Burkholder, C. Hohler, R. Sweigart, J. From, L. Loth. ROW 1: H. Care, A. Hagy, P. Schannauer, D. Heilman, G. Lied, L. Garman, E. Ressler, D. Hagy, E. Redcay, P. Wenger, K. Getz, R. Wolf. ROW 2: S. Shupp, D. Boose, C. Adams, S. Crouse, T. Le-fever, E. Sweitzer, E. Sweigart, G. Moyer, J. Slabach, D. Hirneisen, S. Fry, S. Bergman. ROW 3: J. Gehman, C. Texter, K. Stafford, D. Bryant, C. Sweigart, K. Ansel, C. Weaver, T. Unruh, B. Harting, B. Steely, P. Sensenig, D. Spatz, D. Ansel, R. Heinaman, D. Heisey. 51 EIGHTH GRADE ROW 1: R. Shirk, K. Fasnacht, M. Buchter, D. Adams, A. Groff, D. Althouse, E. DeLong, P. Stick, S. Schweit- zer, B. Witmer, D. Oberholtzer, R. Meckley. ROW 2: M. Rutt, E. Kauffman, M. Nolt, L. Christen, P. Lawrence, L. Woods, D. Slabach, M. Heft, D. Hontz, M. Lutz, B. Shenk, D. Deuel. ROW 3: R. Huber, B. Kauffman, S. Kramer, L. Firestone, S. Muthart, L. Sise, E. Becker, B. Comeau, M. Bates, C. Hurst, G. Gonzalez, J. Martin, R. Zeist. ROW 1: B. Sweigart, B. Petery, R. Kilhefner, L. Hassler, M. Scanlon, R. Artz, D. Anderson, R. Meck, R. Kline, R. Burd, D. Weber. ROW 2: R. Enck, C. Heck, G. Gerhart, D. Weinhold, P. Wenzel, D. Hoover, J. Grumbine, D. Noll, E. Pilerman, B. Bates. ROW 3: B. Hornberger, L. Fasnacht, C. Pannebecker, C. Slater, M. Hainley, M. Showalter, P. Witwer, N. Lorah. ROW 4: L. Heinsey, R. Mull, E. Fichthorn, B. Gensemer, J. Schannauer, S. Carvell, P. McQuate, J. Gross, T. Meckley, C. Harting. 52 EIGHTH GRADE ROW 1: J. Loomis, S. McKinney, D. Gelsinger, D. Tothero, H. Wingenroth, C. Rutt, J. Gehman, D.Hohn, J. Grankford, A. Fry, J. Broods, M. Wenger. ROW 2: G. Reider, P. Keller, N. Christ, P. Pfautz, V. Enck, L. Snyder, R. Becker, J. Showalter, R. Martin, B. Nolt. ROW 3: S. Snader, K. Buohl, D. Fasnacht, C. Youndt, S. Carner, B. Weise, S. Stump, S. Schlegel, J. Foltz. ROW 4: R. Eberly, F. Fritz, D. Kindt, J. Martin, C. Bowman, R. Sweigart, J. Westerhoff, B. Houck, D. Getz. ROW 1: F. Myer, J. Wentzel, K. Firestone, E. Pfautz, P. Keller, J. Schutter, R. Sweigart, H. Redcay, C. Showalter, J. Hartranft, L. Reich, M. Sweigart. ROW 2: F. Zimmerman, B. Ernst, M. Steffy, A. Schannauer, J. Wanner, D. Hornberger, B. Frederich, R. Reck, R. Eberly, D. Epting. ROW 3: L. Hehnly, Y. Kramer, J. Martin, D. Sweigart, D. Hackman, E. Balmer, B. Heil, J. Hess, J. Rabold. ROW 4: J. Carney, R. Shelly, J. Harding, E. Burkholder, C. Mohler, R. Sweigart, J. Frum, L. Loth. ' 53 SEVENTH GRADE ROW 1: S. McKinney, R. Good, B. Hurst, M. Miller, G. Wenger, R. White, N. Hemmerich, R. Ulrich, J. Ditzler, T. Kauffman, S. Swartz. ROW 2: B. Messner, C. Leid, D. Fisher, J. Schaeffer, G. Kilhefner, M. Mohn, D. Haake, C. Leid, N. Eberly, J. Sise, J. Longenecker, L. Ramsey. ROW 3: J. Demmy, P. Whitman, D. Miller, L. Berger, D. Mohler, J. Buckius, S. Terwilliger, J. Pfautz, M. Sensenig, P. Ansel. ROW 1: A. Steffy, J. Fitterling, G. Strunk, D. Sweigart, D. Grupp, G. Bair, H. Mellinger, C. Good, R. Frey, B. Shupp, N. Shober, D. Hauser. ROW 2: F. Martzall, B. Shirk, T. Martin, F. Shupp, D. Witman, C. Shimp, M. Schweitzer, R. Pannebecker, D. Carvell, K. Weidman, A. Oxenreider, A. Gettle. ROW 3: C. Pannebecker, S. Buohl, J. Youndt, D. Slabach, J. Anderson, J. Westerhoff, M. Bezler, M. Weitzel, J. Wenzel, K. Sweigart, A. Fox, W. Dull. 54 SEVENTH GRADE ROW 1: M. Ebling, D. Woods, S. Wike, M. Lorah, C. Kitch, M. Himmelberger, W Bard, N. Martin, B. Landis. ROW 2: S. Wertz, R. Kohl, G. Cox, J. Ressler, E. Hoover, J. Althouse, A. Pfautz, L. Hoshauer, N. Ludwig, J. Martzall. ROW 3: J. Fox, J. Weaver, M. Kramer, P. Rabold, A. Martin, G. Wentzel, B. Koch, B. Lefever, D. Sweigart, F. Sprecher, L. Ensinger, M. Brubaker, G. Spangler. ROW1: B. Haulman, L. Fortna., L. Burkenheiser, M. Fasnacht, L. Sweigart, N. Martzall, B. Noll, M. Hartranft, J. Zerbe, K. Carvell, M. Buchter. ROW 2: M. Ochs, J. Sweigart, J. Weise, E. Stoudt, J. Kopp, M. White, C. Knauer, T. Carl, R. Bowman, S. Stober, J. Vlbnrich. ROW 3: R. Buck, L. Kramer, L. Kauffman, D. Dietrich, E. Sprecher, W. Fausnacht, P. Groff, M. Law, G. Ulrich, H. Ingram, E. Weaver, D. Hertzog. 55 SEVENTH GRADE ROW 1: B. Lore, T. Groff, R. Landis, G. West, S. Prexi, P. Harting, B. Reese, M. Hurst, G. Landis, R. Petery, M. Schweitzer, G. Firestone. ROW 2: C. Heinsey, R. Youndt, H. Adair, T. Staber, D. Kurtz, F. Wentzel, D. Fisher, I. Zook, M. Sauder, M. Carvell. ROW 3: T. Bowman, D. Stoyer, S. Spade, C. Kutz, D. Hutchinson, K. Hornberger, J. Nolt, J. Horning, L. Harting, A. Brubaker, B. Sweigart. SPECIAL EDUCIATIO ROW 1: Fred Gouse, Homer Weaver, Barry Sites, C. Haldeman, F. Hartranft, L. Kopp, E. Bauman, E. Metzger, D. Stoyer. ROW 2: R. Marks, F. Burkholder, R. Leed, J. Pfautz, E. Zimmerman, D. Stoyer, T. Foltz, L. Weitzel. SPQRTS ARSITY FOOTBALL lst. ROW: K. Youndt, R. Dietrich, C. Martin, M. Haws, J. Beamesderfer, P. Shober, L. Buck, E. Moyer, D. Hirneisen, 2nd, ROW: P. Riffle, D. Royer, B. Rettew, J. Wanner, J. MacE1yea, D. Wenrich, R. Harting, M. Oxenreiderg 3rd, ROW: H. Showalter, T. Troupe, D. Smith, L. Binner, R. Becker, P. Kauffman, R. Kreibel, R. Hauser, T. Gerhart, 4th. ROW: R. Hagy, L. Gensemer,J.Sch1ege1, B. Garner, D. Birchall, J. Unruh, G. Schweitzer, J. Haldeman, D. Weist. SCORES C. U. OPPONENT 20 Governor Mifflin 14 o Hempfield 6 0 Red Lion 27 O Manheim Central 19 6 Elizabethtown 33 20 Solanco 6 O Warwick 27 27 Conestoga Valley 6 2 Ephrata 13 0 Donegal 13 58 w C. Martin M. Haws K. Youndt E. Moyer Q Mr. Care, Mr. Albrecht, Mr. Bastian, Mr. Stauffer. R. Dietrich L. Buck P. Shober JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL TEAM SCORES C . U. OPPONENTS 14 Ephrata 0 0 Ephrata 0 6 Warwick 14 6 Warwick 7 9 Hempfield 14 The team ended with a 1-3-1 record. These hard-working boys are to be commended. They have dis play e d excellent sportsmanship. Coach Stauffer did a fine job of coaching these freshmen athletes. His fine efforts are sure to be rewarded when these boys play varsity ball. 60 TRACK we 'U' . Q35 JW - 2 L.. f 1 YP, I. x i55vT!gC0 ski, ppp t ' . , 3. N , bs' f x x x. I I 6' ' C X 5 f N. H. w 4 -.S sl W' , - P! :- ff A ' C' 994.4317 ii . V 1ST ROW- R.Martzall,R.Hilton, S. Fisher, F. Weidman, J. Spangler, A. Pannebecker. 2ND ROW- M. Wingenroth, B. Mohler, D. Reddig, J. Kitch, D. Smith, G. Gehman, E. Ebling. 3RD ROW- T. Gerhart, H. Showalter, R. Hagy, D. Hoover, W. Haldeman, B. Tothero. 4TH ROW- J. Christ, R. Martzall, L. Gensmer, T. Althouse, T. Gehman, C. Althouse, D. Pennebecker, W. Harding. 5TH fROW- C. Rutt, T. Shenk, A.Meckley, K. Whitmyer, J. Althouse, M. Lorah, E. Spangler. C.U. 73-Wyomissing 54-C.U. 28-Columbia 99-C.U. 33-Conestoga V. 94 C.U. 8-Mifflin-Penn Manor 49 1X2-101 112-C.U. 17 Elizabethtown 110 C.U. 34-Hempfield-93-C.U. 52 1X2-Lampeter-Strasburg 74 1X2 C.U.22-Manheim Central 105-C.U.15-Manheim Twp. 112-C.U.41 Penn Manor-86-C.U. 43 1X2 S01anCO 84 1f2. C GOLF J W I ,W L. TO R.: G. Ney, M. Oxenrieder, J. Moyer, J. Sites, J. Long, J. Firestone,T. Troup, B. Harding, D. Ernst, Coach Care. C.U. 1-Reading 19-C.U. 6-Lancaster 14-C.U.-1-Hershey 19-C.U. 3 1X2 Lanc. Catholic 16 112- C.U. 6 1X2-Lebanon 13 1X2-C.U. 1X2 Wilson 19 1X2-C.U. 1-Manheim Twp. 19-C.U. 7-Reading 13- C.U.8 1f2 Lancaster 11 1X2-C.U. 1-Hershey 19-C.U. 1 lf.. Lanc. Catholic 18 1f2 C.U. 1f2-Wilson 19 1X2-C.U. 1 1f2-Leb3.n0l'1 18 1X2 C.U. O-Manheim Twp. 20. VARSITY BASKETBALL R. Hagy, Manager, T. Shirk, D. Anderson, R. Kreibel, K. Youndt, B. Miller, L. Henly, B. Brubaker, F. Weidman, D. Sweigart, J. Beamesderfer, R. Trostle, Manager. 'TV Y 'Q X r Coaches, Mr. Roscher and Mr. Ebling. 62 SCORES CU OPP 45 West Reading 58 24 Elizabethtown 65 34 Solanco 51 37 Ephrata. 73 38 Lampeter- Strasburg 7 5 48 Alumni 49 51 Warwick 98 45 Conestoga Valley 68 29 Warwick 65 32 Pequea Valley 52 60 Ephrata 67 39 Pequea Valley 3 5 42 Solanco 48 40 Conestoga Valley 82 54 Garden Spot 39 3 5 Lampeter- Strasburg 48 50 Garden Spot 45 Won 3 Lost 14 xfv ' .ws 1 I n 1 41 W KVA XXX. A I 'V I .lgaw 'ef' ' if I ywxwwgmkgwki Y 5 ,J , xi y f A 35. 1 L ' , 1 A I D. Swe art T41 ,TL .' ' X G15 vrlggj? 4 4 Z -MX WNW , :Hx KY n dt SE IOR TARS , ! Q , , , J, 2 53,57 ,- I , ws, P 2 L x , 'K W,,,.f . Q, QiQ35Hf.,,5q -X2 rQ A A ,fi Wh ,nys i 1 S ff 1 Q 'fifif' in .I -.57 x, 3 O X kv'-4, - IS- . 'wx , KT' X - f Nwl'!i5ifiQ5 . 1 1 K, .V i a ' V5 3 . Beamesderfer 3 Q3 Ei SX 'ig' Wi Uwe ' I4 , aa' v T s Eiiif xr , Y J ,v f 3 Q ' x 4, F. Weidman 63 ' . Anderson JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL ROW 1: C. Long, R. Becker, D. Wenrich. ROW 2: R. Hagy, manager, T. Lied, A. Reddig, L. Binner, N. Sweigart, R. Meckley, L. Genesmer, P. Kauffman, G. Meek, J. Shirk. D. Wenrich and coach Mr. Ebling. SCORES CU OPP 31 West Reading 37 19 Elizabethtown 30 14 Solanco 36 29 Ephrata 21 24 Lampeter- Strasburg 36 36 Junior High 24 30 Warwick 19 23 Conestoga Valley 34 34 Warwick 26 27 Pequea Valley 21 26 Solanco 45 38 Conestoga Valley 46 44 Garden Spot 43 24 Lampeter- Strasburg 44 42 Garden Spot 40 JUNICDR HIGH VARSITY BASKETBALL ROW 1: D. Bowman, R. Shirk, L. Wenger, J.Artz. ROW 2: P. McQuate, Manager, R. Lorah, D. Heisey, R. Heineman, R. Weitzel, D.Burkho1der, L. Weaver, W. McQuate, R. Martzall, L. Stick, Manager. Coach Schaeffer and L. Weaver SCORES CU 30 Conestoga Valley 30 Manheim Twp. 23 Ephrata 24 Junior Varsity 33 Warwick 13 Penn Manor 28 Lancaster Twp. 28 Manheim Twp. 30 Ephrata 27 Warwick , 30 Penn Manor 31 Lancaster Twp. OPP. 49 29 34 36 31 32 22 17 26 37 26 41 ARS ITY BASEBALL 1ST ROW: R.Shenk,R. Meckley, C. Long, R. Weitzel, D. Heinman, T. Shirk, D. Hirneisen. P. Kauffman, J. Shirk. 2ND ROW: R. Trostle, L. Henly, J. Beamesderfer, K. Youndt, E. Moyer, K. Rathman, R. Dietrich, P. Riffle, W. Brubaker. Coach Ebling ee Scores ' Opponent Conestoga Valley 1 Garden Spot 6 Penn Manor 3 Manheim Twp. 13 Ephrata 10 Warwick 6 Manheim Twp . 4 Ephrata 3 Warwick 4 Pe nn Manor 3 JU IOR AR ITY BA EBALL 1ST ROW - John Artz, Royce Ochs, Terry Leed, Mike Snyder, Leonard Wenger. 2ND ROW - M. Buchter, R. Lorah, D. Burkholder, B. Mcquate, T. Lesher, J. Minnich, G. Fire- stone, R. Shirk. Coach Roscher Scores Opponent Conestoga Valley 2 Garden Spot 11 Penn Manor 7 Wilson 6 Warwick 4 Wilson 5 Warwick 3 FIELD HGCKEY Sticks down! our coach, Mrs. Barbara Heckman, could frequently be heard saying during our most successful year in three years of Gir1's Hockey. The girls, led by co-captains Salinda Bachman and Gerry Hopkins, compileda2win-61oss record and made history by winning the first varsity games of the girls sport at C. U. H. S. The senior's who received letters for the past three years are: Sal- inda Bachman, L. I., Dorothy Good, L. W., Gerry Hopkins, C. F., Maribeth Mowrey, R. F., Madeline Weinhold, R. H. SCORES C . U. Opponent 5 Ephrata 0 2 Warwick 3 1 Conestoga Valley 0 0 Lampeter-Strasburg 5 1 Manhein Twp. 5 1 Donegal 2 1 Elizabethtown 2 0 Garden Spot 4 Won-2 Lost-6 Coach, Mrs. Heckman 68 SENIOR STAR Dorothy Good Phyllis Schlegel Right Wing Left Wing Madeline Weinhold Center Halfback Barbara Adams Right Halfback Jean Reber Verna Zook Left Fullback Gerry Hopkins Salinda Bachman Co-Captains Donna Koch Goalie 69 Left Fullback Maribeth Mowrey Right Fullback VARSITY CHEERLEADERS L. TO R.: C. Steffy, N. Mil- ler M. Weinhold, G. Hopkins, . . Kieffer. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS L. TOR.: P. Hyman, T. Hertzog, D. Bates, S. Horn- berger, B. Wingenroth, T. ans. JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS L. TO R.: S. Stewart, S. Ney, D. Johnson, V. Gross, J. Im- h ff N. L0ra.h. fp-ff SENIQR HIGH MARCHING BAND Director Floyd Sweigart CGNCERT BAN Color Guard L. to R. C. Martin, C. Leed, M. Walter, D Sweigart, K. Althouse, S. Fosnocht, L. Carvell, B. Bates, N. Shupp, B Hassler. MAJGRETTE N WW'7?al'.lW WA' M55 Wm N f X C XX Barbara Adams I Q Eileen Yost I ' V Catherine Clay Noreen Kramer Maribeth Mowrey Head Majorette Phyllis Schlegel Judy Frankhouser Dorinda Royer Sharon Kilhefner Sally Shimp N 74 JUNIOR HIGH BAND DAN CE BAN D 75 OUT TA DI G MUSICIANS state chorus District Band District chorus S. Boose, J. Longenecker, M. B. Witman, M. Mowrey, J. Mowrey, B. Witman. County Band D. Heinaman, W. Miller, B. Bru- Longenecker, P. Nies, S. Boose. County Chorus D. Wenrich, P. Knauer, J. Adams, B. Witman, J. Longenecker, R. baker, N. Sweigart, L. Steeley, Laush, P. Nies, R. Harting, M. D. Ebersole, J. Unruh, W. Sensenig, S. Boose, R. Trostle, Harting, M. Mowrey. W Miner N. Sweigart. I CQCALICO UNIONS A NIGHT OF Music SENIOR MIXED Accompanists L. to R.: N. Shupp, M. Mowrey, L. Steely, s P. Rissmiller, C, Hertzgg Each year the chorus, led by our very capable director, Mr. Gat presents the school and the public with most enjoyable music. The gr is featured in the Christmas and Easter assemblies and the Night Music. We are fortunate in having very capable pianists whose talents much to the presentations. HIGH CHORUS , , 3,1 X 1... Director Several outstanding students have been selected to district and state wruses. They are Sandra Boose, Maribeth Mowrey, Gerald Longe- nker, Pam Nies, and Brenda Witman. The music produced by our chorus continues to inspire us throughout year. - William Gates JU IOR HIG Accompanists C. Texture M. Sise L. Lefeuer GRLIS SENIOR HIGH GIRLS' CHORUS MUSIC SNAPSHCTS Qqxog 550033663 K Eh 'PP Q ,. M ffm-f .gf'l 3 CLLI BS YEARBOOK STAFF Co-editors STUDENT CCUNCIL SPANISH CLUB MATH CLUB LIBRARY CLUB SENIOR HI-Y JUNIOR TRI-HI-Y FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA FUTURE TEACHER OF AMERICA SENIOR HIGH FUTURE NURSES JUNIGR HIGH FUTURE NURSES PHCTGGRAPHY CLUB SR. HIGH DRAMATICS CLUB JR. 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Guide Opera singer 4 Horse trainer . Farmer Newspaper editor Contractor of next C.U. High School Hedda Hopper I Bartender ' Pet shop owner African adventurer Concert violinist Big game hunter German teacher Dealer at Las Vegas First man on the moon Career girl Principal of Reading High Commander of a battleship Acme executive . Housewife Test pilot Dragster Arthur Murray instructor Nurse Bookkeeper Head bus boy at H.J. Grow 6 feet tall Poverty-stricken scientist Professional debater Mechanic Housewife I Pro baseball Marry a giant I 'Beatnik Cassanova P . Become a millionaire Housewife Starin a broadway musical Waitress ' Shoeneck Insurance Agent Butcher I Butcher p Bank president Truck driver ' WASHI GTO ,D.C. April 26, I963 TIE'-55135255 ?:iEi'::32fE:1-':'.f:l-2',- , f.':f2.,.. 1:5f-',3:a-2'1- 2243913351- H:-wwb m:'-2eii':':'f-:- :. ,rv ,- ' 4 .+f- V- , ,. Q-gs: a- - , www-45 Mrfz ' ...- ' 4 MA. .gunna-sly ,, . ,. - , , , ..- , -'B..1-.f ' ' -77- ... 'L 1 'ggi . 96 Q Ei NEW YORK TRIP May IO, I963 97 SENIOR SNAPSHOTS , f JW? -f. 93 JLI IDR PLAY presented by The Class of 1963 Director J. Daniel Brensinger MEN ARE LIIQI STREET CARS Characters Maudi ..... . . . their daughter . . . . . Dorothy Good Mr. Mason . . ....... Dad ----.-- .-.. F red Stauffer Mrs.Mason... . . . Maudi's part-time steady ...... Thomas Henly Mother ......... Maribeth Mowrey Davy .... Joy . . ...... a cousin ............. Nancy Shupp Jerry . . . . . a friend of the family - - Gerald Longenecker Sylvia . . . . . their older daughter ...... Carolyn Christen Ted . . .... a banker's son . . . . . . Daniel Garrett Chi . . . . . any girlis steady . . . ..... Dean Wenrich Julie . . . ................ . . . Phyllis Schlegel Lysbeth . . . . Maudi's friends . . . . .Madeline Weinhold Alix ..... ................ . . . Beverly Kieffer Mrs. Day . . . . . .Julie's mother. . . ..... Cheryl Henly Mrs. White . . . . . Alix's mother . . . . . . Salinda Bachman Mrs. Allen . . . . . Lysbeth's mother . . . .... Sandra Boose Margaret .............. The Maid .......... Catherine Clay Verna Zook - Promptress Miss Erika Neidhardt - Make-up Directress Mr. Robert Hill - Scenery Director H Maudie gets pattled Margaret serves tea 99 SENIQR CLASS PLAY ! presented by The Class of 1963 Director Chester Sweigart OUR Characters Stage Manager ......... Dean Wenrich Dr, Gibbs ............. Dan Garrett Joe Crowell . . . .... Jack Lorah Howie Newsome ........ Clyde Martin Mrs, Gibbs .... . . Maribeth Mowrey Mrs, Webb . . . ..... Dorothy Good George Gibbs ..... Jerry Longenecker Rebecca Gibbs . . ...... NanCy Shupp Wally Webb . . . .... Dale Sweigart Emily Webb ..... . . Marian Walter Professor Willard . . . . Fred Stauffer Mr, Webb ............. Phil Shober Woman in the Balcony . . Salinda Bachman Man in the Auditorium - . Jack Grebinger Lady in the Box ..... . . Cheryl Henly TCWN Simon Stimson - - - Mrs. Soames ---- Constable Warren - . Si Crowell ---.-- Sam Craig ....... Joe Stoddard ----- Two Baseball Players Two Assistant Stage Managers . . lst Dead Woman - - - 2nd Dead Woman - . 1st Dead Man - - - Jack Grebinger . . ,Linda Gring . . Ernie Moyer . . Jack Lorah - - - Jack Lorah . Fred Stauffer . . Lance Buck Donald Stief Jim Beamesderfer Kerry Youndt - Salinda Bachman . . . Cheryl Henly . . Clyde Martin It is the life of any town, of any human, from the cradle to the grave. It's really very fine. The most talked about p ay ever put on at C.U A eg ' . Q IO! SOUTHERN SERENADE SENIOR ROYALTY, PROM QUEEN AND KING BONNIE BATES AND JIM BEAMESDERFER MAY Sl, I963 4 my--A iff'-.M 1 BACCALAUREATE OnJune 2, 1963, Baccalaureate Service was held in our auditorium. The speaker for the evening was Rev. Donald Storm. The serious atmosphere which this religious service imparted to our class was an appropriate one to carry into graduation day. This memorable day, June 5, 1963, was highlighted by Commencement exercises in the evening. Student speakers, student musicians, and guest speaker Harry Gerlach, County Superintendent of Schools, lent their talents to the program. Diplomas were presented to the graduating seniors by Kenneth Hopkins, of the School Board. ,Wi , ,,.. V T.. r ,.... ,an Q g fl M ,. f Bl -- MAJOR SENIOR AWARDS Awards Assembly Program - Wednesday, June 5th, 1963, Donor Cocalico Union Alumni Denver Alimmi Denver Alumni Denver Alumni E. Cocalido Alumni Guy K. Gard Club Guy K. Bard Memorial Cocalico Union Boosters Club Lancaster County Bankers Association Future Homemakers of America L.T.A. Club American Legion Post 155492 American Legion Post 14492 American Legion Post 45492 Adamstown Lions Club Type or Amount 325.00 Bond Trophy Trophy Trophy 32 5.00 Bond 325.00 Bond Interest from 3500 Trust Fund 3500.00 325.00 Bond 310.00 310.00 3100.00 3100.00 3100.00 350.00 Bond Given For Science Leadership Scholarship Athletic Mathematics Service to School and Community History Athletic, Scholarship and Citizenship Outstanding Accomplishment in Home Economics Home Economics Business Ed. Scholarship Le aders hip Athletic Plus Scholarship Achievement Proportionate to Effort 12:30 P.M. Award Winner Fred Stauffer Fred Stauffer Eileen Long Kerry Youndt Sandra Boose Trudy Evans Chrystine Nagle W. J. Beamesderfer Donna Koch Louella Gehman Patricia Beamesderfer Paulette Rissmiller Gerry Hopkins James Beamesderfer Ernest Moyer COMM ENCEMEN' .5 Q . n x J N... Speakers Trudy Evans, Student Speaker June 5 Mr. Hopkins Presents Diplomas Five Top Seniors L. TOR.: F. Stauffer, S. Boose, E. Long, P. Rissmiller, G. Longenecker. ERCISES J Sandra Boose, Student Speaker Fred Stauffer, Student Speaker . . Q v SEQ lush-is Senior Quartet L. TO R.: N. Shupp, Pianist, S. Boose, G. Longenecker, D. Wenrich, M. Mowrey. Michael Sensenig, Soloist f els, TONY MONTGOMERY OF WHAN PRESENTS THE I963 YEARBOOK QUEEN AND HER COURT Salinda Bachman For twelve consecutive years our lives have been sheltered and nurtured by par- ents, teachers, and friends. Their assist- ance was essential to us especially when we faced problems. A great change will take place in the life of every senior. We will cope with the problems, accept the responsibilities, and meet the challenges of a new kind of life. Whether we attend colleges or training schools, serve the armed forces, or begin Working immediately after graduation, we Will meet many changes. We, the class of 1963, feel assured that the help we received has been sufficient to enable us to become adult citizens in the complex world of today. qi! 4 ' .- ,ff - v tx 109 A KL J Dairy Bar Mr. KL Mrs. William Adair Arlene Adams Barbara Adams Mr. KL Mrs. Clair Adams Dennis Adams Eugene C. Adams, Jr. Eugene C. Adams, Sr. Gary Adams Glenn Adams Kevin Adams Larry Adams Marilyn Adams The Adamstown Diner Mr. KL Mrs. Gilbert Althouse Mr. KL Mrs. Lester Althouse John KL David Anderson Mr. gl Mrs. Leroy Anderson Mr. KL Mrs. Carl Ansel Richard Arndt Mr. KL Mrs. Robert R. Bachman Mr. KL Mrs. Earl Bashore Mr. KL Mrs. George Bates Mr. gl Mrs. Warren Beamesderfer Mr. KL Mrs. Karl Bear Fred W. Bearinger James Beck Betty's Beauty Shop Bill, Sylvia, KL Lisa Ann Melvin S. Binkley gl Family Joan Binner Mr. gl Mrs. Marlin C. Bitner Mr. gl Mrs. Galen Bixler Mr. gl Mrs. Martin Bixler Mr. KL Mrs. Warren Bixler A friend Blue Ball Bowl Mr. KL Mrs. John Boehringer Mr. KL Mrs. George Bollman Bonnie and Bob Mr. KL Mrs. Harvey Boose Oran B. Boose Vernon J. Boose Sam Barry Mrs. Bernice Brensinger J. Daniel Brensinger Mrs. Edward B. Bright Mr. KL Mrs. Clair Brooks Earl Brubaker Mr. gb Mrs. Eugene Brubaker Dr. J.H. Brubaker PATRONS Chester H. Bryson Mr. KL Mrs. David N. Buckwalter Terry Buckwalter A friend C gl B Trimming Co. Larry Cammauf Carl and Olive Mr. gl Mrs. Garry L. Christ Mr. KL Mrs. James Clay Mr. KL Mrs. James Clay Mr. KL Mrs. Thomas Clay Cooper's Sinclair Mr. KL Mrs. Garlan Corl Cynthia Crouse D KL E Audio Services Dan and Eileen Mr. gl Mrs. Paul De Hart Mr. KL Mrs. Milton Demming Demmy's Barber Shop Garvey R. Dennis Denver Cut Rate Denver National Bank Mr. gl Mrs. Henry Dietrich Mr. gl Mrs. Norman Dietrich Mr. KL Mrs. John Dinger Mr. gl Mrs. William Donecher Mr. gl Mrs. Rufus Douple K. Druchenbrod Mr. gl Mrs. Russel Drum E's Barn Earl's Altantic Service Mr. KL Mrs. Clarence Echternacht Eddie KL Marilyn Cileen KL Sue Carrie Eitneier W.H. Emory Men's Shop Ensinger Printing Service Ephrata Apparel Co. Ephrata Flower Shop Ephrata National Bank Ephrata Sports Center F KL M Hat Company Alvin S. Fasnacht Donald C. Feiler Mr. KL Mrs. E.R. Fichthorn Jane Fichthorn Mr. gl Mrs. Robert Fichthorn Samuel E. Fichthorn Mr. gl Mrs. William Fichthorn Fishers Cafe Mr. KL Mrs. Pierce Fitterling Mr. gl Mrs. Richard Fitterling A friend Flick Carl Ned Foltz Mr. gl Mrs. Glenn Foltz Verna D. Foltz Lorraine Ford Etta Forry David Frankhouser A friend Mrs. Eva M. Frankhouser Mr. KL Mrs. Alvin E. Fry Mr. KL Mrs. Eugene Fry Gail gl Aletha Fry Mrs. Frank Fultz Mr. gl Mrs. Stanley Galbreath KL Fam Mr. gb Mrs. Leon Garman Mr. gl Mrs. Ronald Garman Mabel W. Garman Miss Laura Garrett Mr. KL Mrs. Allen Garnes Mr. gl Mrs. William Gates Mr. gl Mrs. Walter Gebhart Gehman's Barber Shop Mr. gl Mrs. Emerson Gehman Gehman's Jewelry Store Mr. Paul G. Gehman Gene and Janet Mr. gl Mrs. Levi Gensemer Mrs. Kathryn Gerstenlauer Gety gl Keiper TV William Z. Getz, Inc. Mr. KL Mrs. Charles Bockley Mr. gl Mrs. Clarence Gockley KL Fam Mr. Gilbert Gockley Mr. gl Mrs. Earl Goshert Mr. gl Mrs. Clarence W. Good Mr. gl Mrs. Clifford Good Elmer D. Good Mrs. Huber R. Good Robert H. Good Walter W. Good Store Mr. gl Mrs. William Glass Mr. KL Mrs. Robert Grant Mr. KL Mrs. Irvin Graybill Col. Charles J. Grebinger Mr. gl Mrs. Paul F. Grebinger Treva Reddig Greblunas Mr. gl Mrs. Harry Gring Green Lawn Garage Greenly's Atlantic Station Calvin Latshaw Jr. Mr. Sz Mrs. n E. Gring rvey H. Gross . Hacker Appliance . Sz Mrs. Daniel Hagy Sz Family Y Hasv nes, The Shoe Wizzard deman's Poultry Farm ie Haldeman s. Ruth Hamaker . Sz Mrs. Robert Hammer ald Harding . S. Harris Co. es G. Harting Garage . Sz Mrs. Theodore Hassler . Sz Mrs. Charles Hatt waiian Paradise . 8a Mrs. Jay Haws . 8a Mrs. Lowell Haws nald Heffner il's Grocery . SL Mrs. William Heinsey . K. Heinsey v. Sa Mrs. Amos Heisey . SL Mrs. Richard Heisy s. Willis Heisey mling's Esso Station Sz Store . Sr Mrs. Charles Hemling r. KL Mrs. Alvin Henly rs. Anna Henly r. Sr Mrs. Eugene Henly Sz Thomas rs. Florence Henly PATRONS John Sz Estella Edward Kalback Margaret A. Keffer Warren Kegerise Keiper's Beauty Shop Mrs. John Keller Mr. 8a Mrs. W.A. Keller A POOR BEGGAR Mr. Kr Mrs. Jay Kieffer Mr. 8: Mrs. Paul Kieffer Mr. Sa Mrs. Franklin Knauer Mr. Sz Mrs. Levi H. Koch John M. Kostecky Mr. SL Mrs. Edwin Kramer Mr. SL Mrs. Melvin Kramer Mr. 8a Mrs. Charles Krick Mr. Sr Mrs. Jack Krick , Jr. Clyde Lutz Electrical Mary Lutz Mr. Sz Mrs. Clarence Mardeness Marjorie Sz Rodney Mr. SL Mrs. William Markel Amos H. Martin Mr. Sz Mrs. Homer Martin Kr Family Mr. Sz Mrs. E.F. Martzall Mr. Sz Mrs. M.R. Martzall Martzall's Market Basket Martzall's Paint Store Kulp's I.G.A. Mr. Sr Mrs. Kush Mr. Sz Mrs. Mr. Sz Mrs. Mr. gl Mrs. Jack Kurtz Aaron G. Landis Robert Landis 8: Kelly Calvin Latshaw Lausch Bros . Equip. Chair Lausch 8a Sons Mrs. Paul Martzall Mary's Beauty Shop Mary Sz Roy Mr. Sr Mrs. James C. McCaffery Mr . Robert A. McCaffery Mr. Sz Mrs. Alvin Meckley Mr. Sn Mrs. Harrison Meckley Mr. Kr Mrs. Harry Meckley, Jr. Mr. 8: Mrs. Charles Messner Mr. KL Mrs. Henry Messner Michael' s Mi-Jan Fabrics, Inc . Miller Sz Hess and Company Mitchell and Ruth Mr. SL Mrs. Earl Mohler Mr. Sr Mrs. Galen Mohn Ralph A. Lesher thryn Henly r. 8a Mrs. Le Roy Henly r. Sa Mrs Walter Henly r. Sr Mrs. Harvey Hersh r. Si Mrs. Robert Hershey r. Sz Mrs. William Hershey r. Sz Mrs. Arthur Hertz og eon Hertzog illie L. Hertzog ora Hertzog ess Bros. Farms r. Sz Mrs. Paul Hess r. Kr Mrs. Thomas Denton Hoffman r. Warren Hoffman arvey F. Hallenbach arvey F. Hollenbach r. KL Mrs r. Sz Mrs r. SL Mrs r. KL Mrs r. Sz Mrs r. Sz Mrs. . Adam Hoover Kenneth Hopkins Paul Hornberger Thomas Horst Kenneth Hirneisen Steve Hirnesin helma Hirneisen .S. Hulshizer r. Sz Mrs. Harry Hyle ber Beauty Shop r. Sa Mrs. Philip A. Jacobs im and Cindy Lebanon Valley Golf Course Mr. SL Mrs. Richard Lebs Mrs. Dolores Leed Craig Leid Mr. SL Mrs. Kenneth Leid Mr. Sa Mrs. Mahlon Leid Galen J. Leisey SL Family W.S. Leisey Gas Station Mary G. Leisey Louise E. Lesher Mr. Sr Mrs. Paul S. Lesher Mr. KL Mrs. Pierce Lesher Jr. The Lesher Store Mr. 85 Mrs. Harry D. Lied Mr. KL Mrs. Harry L. Lied Mae I. Lied Paul S. Lied Mr. Sz Mrs. D. Webster Lied Linda's Beauty Shop Linda and Terry E.T. Line Mr. Sz Mrs. Norman Long Rebecca Long Longenecker's Cut Rate James Longenecker Jean Longenecker R. Gerald Longenecker Mr. Sz Mrs. Edwin W. Loomis Mr. gl Mrs. Ivan G. Lorah Dorothy Lorah Lorah's Laundramat Louie's Mens Shop Morgantown Feed and Grain Mill Mr. Sr Mrs. Paul Mowrey Mr. Sr Mrs. Roy I. Moyer Mr. 8a Mrs. Ray Moyer Mr. Sz Mrs. Richard Moyer Mussers-Hickory Run Meadow Mr. Warren Musser Mr. SL Mrs. David G. Nagle A Friend Mr. Sz Mrs. Paul Netzley J .J . Newberry New Holland Diner Mr. Kr Mrs. Harold Noll Mr. Sr Mrs. Howard Noll Mr. Sz Mrs. Gelbert Nolt SL Family Mr. Sz Mrs. Warren Ochs Mr. Sr Mrs. Newton Overholser Mr. Sr Mrs. Alvin Pannebecker Mr. Sz Mrs. Elmer Pannebecker Mr. SL Mrs. Harry L. Pannebecker Miss Virginia Pannebecker Pierce's Shoe Store Mr. 8: Mrs. Jan Prins A Friend Pennsylvania Dutch Motel Radio Station WGSA Mrs. Mary Raihl Mr. Sr Mrs. Wayne Ramich Mr. 8L Mrs. Fred Rathman Mr. Sr Mrs. Theodore Rathman Ray The Florist Reamstown Sunoco Mr. Sz Mrs. Rodney S. Reber Mrs. Samuel Reber J .C. Reddig Mr. Sz Mrs. Ralph Reddig Reddig's Store Mr. Sz Mrs. Clarence Rettew Mr. John M. Rice Ricky, Bonnie Sz Kokie Rolinski's Meat Center Ronnie SL Sherrilyn Rook's Meats Mr. Sz Mrs. Garvine Ross Mr. SL Mrs. Robert Ross Mr. Sz Mrs. Luke Royer Royer Pharmacy Mr. Sz Mrs. Robert Rutt Sally SL Dorinda Sally SL Kent Mr. SL Mrs. John Sarder Sara Sportswear PATRCNS Showalter General Store Mr. Sz Mrs. Harry Showalter LXCPL. James H. Showalter OS. Showalter SL Family Warren Shultz Sz Son Barbara Shupp Mr. Sz Mrs Mr. SL Mrs Mr. Sz Mrs Mr. SL Mrs. Mr. Sz Mrs. Clifford Shupp . Ralph Shupp . Norman Slater H. Evans Sloat Marlin Smith Clarence Snader E.L. Snyder Elec. Store Mr. Sz Mrs. Willis K. Sneath Mr. Si Mrs. Lawrence Texter Tink Sz Jenny A Friend Mr. Si Mrs. Clyde Ulrich Mr. Ralph Usner Mr. Sz Mrs. Galen Walter Mrs. Minnie Walter Waltersdorf Furniture Co., Inc Warren's Shoe Store Homer P. Weaver Weaver's Pattern Works Weaver Store Mr. St Mrs. Albert I. Weidman Mr. R.R. Weidman Mr. R.R. Weidman Mr. SL Mrs Mr. Sz Mrs. Mr. SL Mrs. Mr. St Mrs Mr. Sz Mrs. Mr. gl Mrs. Paul N. Schaeffer Alvin Schannauer Adam Schlack Arlington Schlegel Edgor Schlegel Floyd Schlegel Mr. Sz Mrs. John Schlegel Mr. Sz Mrs. Miss Linda Mr. Sz Mrs. A Friend LeRoy Spangler Shlegel Sidni Schlegel Seldel's Photo Service Aaron Sensenig's Electrical Appliance Store Bruce E. Sensenig Mr. SL Mrs. Edwin Sensenig Sharon, Elvin SL Trudy Mr. gl Mrs. Carl L. Sheaffer Mr. St Mrs. Charles Shealer Mr. Sz Mrs. Marvin H. Shenk Mary Snyder's Antique SL Beauty Shop Mr. Sz Mrs. Ray W. Snyder Miss Laranine Spangler Minnie Spanglez Mr. SL Mrs. Charles Specht gl Son Mr. SL Mrs. Harvey Specht, Jr. LG. Sprecher's Sons A Friend Mr. Sz Mrs. Paul F. Stafford N. Eugene Stamm Dr. SL Mrs. Raymond Stayer Linda Steely M.G. Steffy Sz Sons Phyllis Steffy R. Estephens John Stuber's Fruits W. Earl Stober Stoudt's Kountry Kitchen Mr. SL Mrs. Charles Strohl Sz Sons Edith E. Strohl Mr. Sz Mrs. James R. Stuber C.G. Sweigart Fuel Chester B. Sweigart Mr. Sz Mrs. Clarence M. Sweigart Sz Family Emma K. Sweigart Mr. Sz Mrs. Mr. Sz Mrs Mr. SL Mrs. Mr. SL Mrs Mr. Sz Mrs Harry Weinhold Harry M. Weinhol Howard E. Weinho James Weinhold Michael Lo Weinho Robert L. Shenk Terry L. Shenk Mr. gl Mrs. William Shirk Mr. SL Mrs. Edwin Shober Hugh, Karen SL Bard Shober Lee B. Shober Mr. Sz Mrs. Robert Shober Mr. Sz Mrs. Roy Shober Tom Shober Oliver M. Sholmartin Mr. SL Mrs. Floyd Sweigart Katie Sweigart Lavern Sweigart Mr. gl Mrs Mr. SL Mrs Mr. Sz Mrs Sweigart's Mr. Sr Mrs Mr. SL Mrs Teen Town . Leon Sweigart . Barker Sweigart . Raymond Sweigart Store . Victor Sweigart SL Family . William Sweitzer Shop Mr. Stephen B. Weinhold H.F. Weit Sz Son Mr. Sz Mrs. Chester Wenrich Mr. Sz Mrs. Franklin Wenrich Lizzie Wenrich Mr. Si Mrs. Richard Wenrich Mr. SL Mrs. Stephen Wenrich Wanda J . Wenrich Wert's Garage West Nursing Home, Inc. Jeff Westerhoff Wiest's Sporting Goods Mr. Sa Mrs. Carl Wingenroth Mr. Si Mrs. Clair Wingenroth Mr. Sz Mrs. Clyde Wingenroth Mr. Sz Mrs. Amon Winter Jack W. Winter Mr. Sz Mrs. Robert Winter Mr. Sz Mrs. Arlon Withers Mr. SL Mrs. Milton Wolf Mr. Samuel Wolfskill Ann Yohn Mr. Sz Mrs. Carl Youndt Hooky Youndt Mr. Sz Mrs. Lester Zerbe Mrs. Wm. B. Zimmerman Zinn's Diner Mr. SL Mrs. Timothy E. Zook Z2 gi, QAM? Rafi 'nm ?gR!MF'O?ibiW,Nf1255j?:Pg., 4 N W gf JQ?7,,Ww1Q gf QJWK w gf 9 JW 142 W' 55 fy ex., V V, V 'SJ' wii5.'iifFf2':-,L aV?QJ'..V,1 43: 9-'Vff: VV-.3 V . ,V,V-. -- -- - .-- V- -V V, .K . V , f f . ' - - V - V .- 'N-1'N'G'gg3s5 f-:-'FKNJ-'-f-' ---4 -1-Txw N-wiki-LVf.? -V :if '- -Va, V -4' -' . . '. V - - f . V .Lv XV V V. uw V-S -V--V4 f-b,f'-..- Sir- f VV- V 1--af f? - -1-V.V,,Jf -.. - -, - .--'4n.V,ff , ---.--'ls --.VV-V -f..-.- 'KN V,- - V. ' QQ Hr,,iigC'.5fE:-gKNtKK:-0:5 '15'j5gfJK,4'-- Qf5KKZg9l,:'f,,K, :ff iff-' V 'HK -,V, 'aka -1 K.-A V. 25,4 'jf -X P.-K-JK' 'x:Ff ',f '-V221-f Vfgf .fr -2175 Q-.-,VKj.'-iQ,'V11K1'. Kj, 31, .K ' 'i,-5.1 , -...-gf K- K 5-jg 3 -V W? P.:-r1a--2 ,Vg-in '.'7i'-?'?'Q+:+1li1i'a:kxXf:fhR. - 'Q-'1,f5:'.. 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