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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1964 volume:

1964 0 702 CO- EDITORS David Brensinger Peggy Leid Frieda Moyer BUSINESS MANAGER Dawn Gring Q O PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR Dennis Reddig LAYOUT EDITOR Janet Hertzog jjugfsfeofg Me Qsenzbr GQJJ X. xy., N., wx NX .W- ' My-M,,,,., LITERARY EDITOR ART EDITOR Connie Youndt Nanette Greblunas SPORTS EDITOR ' Sue Hornberger Wzzzbn Cgcgoof- fbezwezg jjenzzsyfjanzd ' I I I f E ' - wife-' '- '?'f-27-fQt5 Zhi j .1 N I :AS Q - N- H1 'Q' 4 W 159 E A ,,jgeg,i 'sub' .A 0149 60014 As our six years at Cocalico Union are coming to a definite end, we already begin to look back through those knowledge and fun-filled years, remembering all the things we've accomplished and all the things we would have liked to accomplish. Although we, the class of '64, will always remember C.U. as the corner- stone of our youth, we're all looking forward to a bright and prosperous future as loyal citizens of our great democracy. mg, ,gk gk Q i 3 i 2 , if if Q V 3 The Senior Class of Cocalico Union High School dedicates the 1964 KO Ko Le Ko to- Youth of Today-Citizens of Tomorrow. Youth of today-citizens of tomorrow, these six words by implication alone include not only school students but embraces the entire youth of our country. The destiny of this vast portion of the population is tied irrevocably to the destiny of our nation. The mediocrity or greatness, success or failure of each, go hand in hand. About to take an important step toward adulthood and forced by the process to increase the procedure of reasoning for ourselves, we are not the completely fun-loving, carefree juvenile society advertises us to be. Tomorrow promises much, but what we do with it depends solely on the tangibility of our dreams. Assuming the role of citizen with its myriad responsibilities as well as its privileges, we must try to understand a society molded by the ideals of people difficult to understand or appreciate. To comprehend and fulfill our debt to this society, we must attempt to find ourselves and regulate our destiny by broadening our outlooks and maintaining faith in God, in mankind, and in this great country. The requirements are many, butwe can meet them because we are young, and willing to try. 6 Sqafnzhzkfrafzbn chef gacuffy ,, . ,, xgvwf f gy To The Class of 1964: Your yearbook mirrors the events of this school year. In it we may see the pageant of the year as it swept by day by day and event by event. History will record this year as one of major importance with the presidential tragedy, world disturbances and integration problems in our own country. You will think of it as the year in which you reached another rung on the ladder of life. In your theme Today's Youth is Tomorrow's Citizen you have chosen well. I feel sure the academic, social, athletic and inspirational ex- periences you have had here at Cocalico will en- able you not only to meet but to conquer the intricate problems of your future. Remax? SASL Robert F. Smith Supervising Principal To The Class of 1964: Because the Youth of Today has a wealth of knowl- edge which yesterday's youth did not have the op- portunity to experience, he is responsible to avoid behavior which injures his fellow citizen, hence his country. For this reason, the awesome res- ponsibility facing youth, The Citizen of Tomorrow, is increased many fold. Every individual is born with hopes and aspirations and his way of life must conform to God's in- tentions if he is tolive successfully. Youth's com- mitment must be to greater freedom for his fellow man and protect his highest degree of personal freedom possible within a framework of law and order. As the Bible puts it: Whoso looketh into the PER- FECT LAW OF LIBERTY and continueth there- in this man shall be blessed in his deed. This is your challenge. Sincerely, X A uw-94. P- LU Homer P. Weaver High School Principal 9 INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. Ronald Schlaybach Mr. Robert N. Hill X -I., SCHOOL NURSE Mrs. Merla Hulshizer DRIVER EDUCATION Mr. Jacob Rupp MUSIC Mr. Floyd Sweigart LANGUAGE Mrs. Taavol Mr. Donald Mr. William Gates SPECIAL EDUCATION Mr. Ambrose Myer Chester Sweigart, Mr. Martin George Richards J. Daniel Brensinger 62121614 Martzall acu f LIBRARIAN Miss Sherlee Rathje ,,-.fm PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mrs. Barbara Heckman Mr. Harry Schaeffer BUSINESS EDUCATION Mr. Earl Becker Mrs. Jane Kilkuskie Miss Joan Kautz Mr. Richard Arndt. Nfl Ml ' 5' 115, lg ,Fr-n-'Q ART Mr. Carl Ned Foltz f,fQf 4.-4.1.14 21' Q- C f' C. is Mx Mr Gerald Albrecht Mr Charles Mr. Nev1n Myer Mr r '-,k Q no YZ gi 5 S 2 121' s Q, Snyder SCIENCE Mr. Walter Pfeiffe r Mr. John Rice Mr. John Smaltz Strohl Mr. Hugh Dugan Mr. Ralph Lutz GUIDANCE Mr. Rodger Care To the Class of 1964: The Statement has been made that all of our democratic beliefs are only one generation away from being lost. If the youth of today do not acquire the democratic ideals-the human dignity of man, individual responsibility for good government, respect for all people's feelings and rights, and good citizenship, then we can expect our society, as we know it today, to change. Therefore, The Youth of Today --- The Citizen of Tomorrow has a tremendous responsibility to perpetuate our demo- Kenneth E. Flinchbaugh Junior High School Principal 11121614 gacaf Eighth Grade - cratic beliefs. The fact that you chose this theme for your yearbook indicates you are aware of this responsibility. Sincerely, Kenneth E. Flinchbaugh whit, SM, -. 6th Grade Mrs. K. Snader, Mrs. A. Weinhold Miss D. Becker, Mr. M. Farley, Miss Gail Geib, 8th Grade Mr. E. Ebling, Mr. O. McAfee Mr. S. Thompson, Jr. Mr. D. Stauffer Mr. G. Shurr Mr. Barnett Mrs. M. Graham Mrs. D. Lied Mr. L. McComsey 7th Grade Mr. R. Hall, Mr. D. Feiler, Mrs. K. Gerstenlauer, Mrs. I. Drumm, Miss B. Weller, Miss H. Shellhammer, Mrs. T. Bright Mrs. A. Keller, Mrs. B. Sweigart, Mrs. K. Martin Cafeteria Staff L. TO R.: P. Long, M. Bowman, H. Althouse, H. Dinger, F. Shupp. Custodians L. TOR.: W. Adams, J. Keller, J. Althouse, E. Fahnestock, J. Mowrey, H. Stauffer. I . Secretary Barbara Miller , . il KK Rm Chauffeurs L. Herneisen, A. Steely, W. Henly, S. Borry. L. TO R.: R. Noll, R. Haller, C. Ansel, L. Weidman, D QZ2IbI'1S' COLEEN LESLIE ALTHOUSE Commercial Bootsie A future medical secretary . . . thrives onpizzaand lobster tail . . . claims her favorite subject is world cultures . . . owner of quite a few stuffed animals . . . is quite interested in a certain M.S.C. student . . . calls Denver her home . . . will never forget Sally's P.J. Party . . . likes reading and watching television . . . main interests include school acti- vities and dances. 3 F.B.L.A. 25 Girl's Chorus 25 Gym Club 1,25 Hockey Cmanagerl 35 Jr. g n Class Playg Mixed Chorus 1,2,33 Sr. Class Playg Student Council 35 Tri- C Hi-Y 1. RICHARD L. ALTHOUSE College Prep Mousie Resides in Adamstown . . . known for his ability to play the trombone . . . likes jazz . . . could live on hamburgers . . . hopes to become a barber . . . interests include football and tennis . . . dislikes physics . . . secretly desires to be aquarterback . . . usually seen with Burnell Rettew and Danny Rabold. Basketball Cmanagerl 1,35 Dance Band 1,2,3g Football Band lg Marching Band 1,2,33 Sr. High Band 1,2,3g Spanish Club 3. mmf TIMOTHY ANSEL Commercial Tim A friendly lad . . . two main interests are cars and girls . . .most prized possession is his '51 Ford . . . can usually be seen with Marvin Reichand Lloyd Nolt . . . enjoys hunting and sleeping . . . claims pot pie is his favorite food and gym his favorite subject . . . employed by Colonial Motor Lodge as a bell hop. DALE J. BEAR General Dale TravelswithJohn Kitch, Gary Gehman, and Jim Hunsicker . . . hails from Denver . . . likes fishing and boating . . . dislikes Algebra II . . . employed at Howard Johnson's as a bus boy . . . dispises teachers who cut in lunch lines . . . enjoys rock 'n roll . . . lends his voice to the Sr. Chorus . . . will never forget English III. Chorus 1,2,3g Basketball Qmanagerl lg Football fmanagerl 15 Student ' Council 3. HMO JANET F. BECKER Commercial Jan A likeable galfrom Denver . . . dislikes conceited people . . . digs sporty clothing and cheese-steaks . . . lists oil painting and swimming as her main interests . . . pals with Pat and Glenda . . . known for her musical abilities . . . likes typing and all kinds of music . . . plans to become a secretar . tv' Y F.B.L.A. 2,33 Girls Chorus 1,2,35 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3g Newspaper Staff N t, 2,3. LARRY BINKL EY Commercial Bink Likes steak and rock 'n roll . . . came to us from Reinholds Elemen- tary . . . can be frequently seen at the Reinholds Fire Hall . . . prizes his '49 Ford . . . enjoys cartooning and customizing cars . . . dislikes book- keeping . . . secretly desiresto beaMil1ionaire . . .travels with Rutt and Winter. Golf 1 . QM N LEROY BINKLEY Plans to join the Navy . . . most prized possession is his driver's license . . . usually seen driving a '56 Chevy Convertible . . . can be found at the 83 Rolarama . . . hobbies include dancing and hunting . . . claims steak sandwiches are his favorite food . . . finds English class least exciting. Theater Arts 2,3. S32 0 , . sz- T, -in X V GARY BOWMAN Q General Red I Would like to become a minister . . . plans to attend Lebanon Valley . . . main interests are football, cars, and girls . . . plays the bass horn in the C.U. band . . . favorite expression is Get Serious . . . likes classical music and Spanish classes . . . will never forget English III . . . most prized possession is his car. Band 1,2,3g Chorus lg Football 1,2,3g Student Council 23 Track 1. SHIRLEY BOWMAN Commercial Shirley Dislikes conceited boys . . . lovespizzaand cheeseburgers . . . looks forward to typing and shorthand classes . . . dislikes world cultures . . . can be seen with Brenda and Pat . . . lists roller skating, swimming and dancing as her hobbies . . . likes stylish clothes . . . will never forget the Junior-Senior Prom . . . plans to become a secretary. F.B.L.A. 2,3 fPresident 315 Newspaper Staff 2,3. Industrial Arts Bink J. DAVID BRENSINGER College Prep Brens Plans to become an accountant via Parson's College . . .likes Ivy League clothes . . .lists Spanish as his favorite subject . . . likes parties and cars . . .treasures his car keys . . . can be found at Anderson's Drug Store . . . will neverforgetthe Prom of '62 . . . secretly desires to become a lawyer. Chorus 1,2,3g F.T.A. 1,25 Junior Playg Newspaper Staff 2,3g Senior Playg 5 l, Spanish Club 2,33 Yearbook Staff 3 CCo-editor 393 Math Club 2. .li anal! WILLIAM H. BRUBAKER College Prep Bill Neat and sociable . . . an honor student . . . co-captain of the basket- ball team . . . dislikes peoplewho don't support the school athletic teams . . . enjoys biology and physics classes . . .thrives on steaks and spaghetti . . . will always remember the sophomore fishing trip and the French lines from the Junior Play . . . plans to attend Franklin and Marshall College. Basketball 1,2,3 fco-captainlg Band 1,2,3g Chorus 1,2,3g County Band 1,2. 35 Dance Band 15 Junior Playg Newspaper Staff 1,2,3 Casst. editor 32g Press Club 1,2,3g Senior Playg Student Council 1,2,3 CSergeant-at-Arms 33. QWLZUDMN. tit' at SHERILL A. BUCHTER Commercial Shirley Whirley Hails from Adamstown . . . possesses a great sense of humor . . . plans tobecomeabookkeeper . . . enjoys rock'n roll . . . canbe seen with Penny and Kathy . . .will always remember the Sophomore fishing trip. . . secretly desires to own a Thunderbird . . . claims business math to be her favorite subject . . . usually can be found at C.U. sports events. QW 'A' Newspaper Staff 33 F.B.L.A. 2,3 Ctreasurer 35. PATRICIA EILEEN CARRINGTON General Hails from Schoeneck cultures class and moody people . . . often seen with Jeanette and June . . . can be heard saying, slaves as aJohnson girl . . . . future undecided. . . proud of her '59 Prinz, but desires an M.G. PATRICIA BURD Commercial F.H.A. 2,3. Ylpatll . . . thrives on Italian food . . . dislikes world yummer yeh! . . . enjoys typing class . . . Pat One of the shorter members of the class . . . rates French fries and steaks as her favorite foods . . . resides in Reinholds . , . treasures her drivers license . . .favorite pastimes include skating, swimming and reading . . . would like to add her footprint to the ones on Grauman's sidewalk . . . plans to be a secretary or a beautician. -62532221 F.H.A. 25 Girls Chorus lg Marching Band 2, Mixed Chorus 13 Orchestra 2. Hallam !4,4Z.,, C' ' KARL F., CHRISTEN Industrial Arts G' 'Qi wif' Chris Possesses darkwavy hair . . . coin collector . . . enjoys lobster tail, hunting, fishing, and shop class . . . usually seen with Harry and Red . . . can often be found at the Hawaiian Paradise . . . wouldn't mind owning a '57 Chevy . . . will always remember the Halloween of '62. Coin Club 1,25 Projectionist's Club 3. itat QQMQL DARLENE ANN EBERSOLE College Prep Epson Salts Hasacute giggle . . . enjoys football games, advanced biology class, and meeting interesting people . . . able to spell any word thrown at her . . . plans to further her education at Penn State . . . future social worker. Concert Band 1,2,3g County Band 1,2,3g Football Band l,2,3g Future Nurses Club 1,2 Cvice-president 355 Junior Playg Marching Band 1,2,3g Mixed Chorus l,2,33 Newspaper Staff 2,35 Press Club 35 Tri-Hi-Y lg Yearbook Staff 2. Balm P HARRY R. FARLOW Industrial Arts Pigeons - V 5 , Hails from Adamstown . . . dislikes girls who smoke . . . slaves at f 'g . Hope Hosiery . . .travels with Mac and Chris . . . frequently seen at the Jill Hawaiian Paradise . . . often heard saying, get lost . . . prizes his SVDB penny . . . plans to become a printer. Coin Club 1,25 Model Club 35 Projectionist's Club 3. DENNIS FASNACHT .az Commercial Fly Shortest boy in the class . . . calls Reinholds his home loves - spaghetti . . . usually seen with Tim and Danny . . . recalls pastevents V in English III . . . secretly desires to become a construction engineer . . . plans his future as a delicatessen operator. Tennis 3. OBZMQA, if fwfr? General Hockey lg F.H.A. 1,2,3. JOHN C . FIRESTONE College Prep Choo A quiet sort of fellow who dislikes show offs . . . avid golfer . . . pals aroundwith Tony Fritz and Tom Shirk . . . often seen at Anderson's Drug Store . . . thrives on seafood . . . yearns to travel . . . plans to study engineering at Bucknell University. Golf 1,2,35 Clntramurals 32. 53,55 General Very courteous girl . F.H.A. 3. ELSIE MAE FASNAC HT Elsie .9 L Always looks neat . . . loathes conceited people . . . proud of her engagement ring . . . usually Seen with Jeri Q Linda . . . enjoys home ec. class, target shooting, and eating sea food . . . secretly desires p one of Micheal Anthony's checks . . . plans on becoming a be-autician. :- PAMELA JOAN FISHER vvpanlvv . . resident of Reinholds. . . dislikes selfish , people . . . fond of lobster tail . . . hobbies include painting, sewing, and dancing . . . cherishes her driver's license . . . will always remember Elsie's P.J. party . . . future undecided. .D my W fofdbvv , 4 4.44, I, THOMAS FLIC KINGER Industrial Arts Flick Hopes to get a good job . . . could live on pot pie . . . dislikes K mechanical drawings . . . dislikes people who make fun of others . . . enjoys eating and sleeping . . . can be found at Daniel's Diner . . . will neverforget eleventhgrade . . . prizes his horse . . . some day hopes to own a farm of horses. Theater Arts 2,3g Track 1. V siif KATHY ELAINE FITTERLING Commercial Kathy Small blonde lass . . . excellent swimmer . . . likes people that can take a joke . . . couldn't live without seafood . . . often heard saying, Oh crap! . babysitting, reading, and bookkeeping class rate high tend Bloomsburg College. SANDRA FOSNOC HT Commercial Sandy Atalkative senior who hails from Adamstown. . . cherishes a certain senior's ring . . . dislikes boys who can't dance . . . prizes her Richard Chamberlain pictures . . .will never forget June 7, 1963 . . . loves sea- food . . . ambition is to become a legal secretary . . . an avid football fan. Eagle Staff 1,3 Cnews editor 1, assistant business manager 3J5Colorguard 2,35 F.B.L.A. 2,35 Junior Playg Senior Playg Yearbook Staff 3. S V F.B.L.A. 2,35 F.H.A. lg Hockey 1,2,3g Junior Playg Newspaper Staff 2 Senior Playg Tennis 3s Yearbook Staff 3. . . . plans to enter the accounting or bookkeeping field . . wants to at ffaw RIC HARD FREES remember Miss Strohl's English Class. Intramurals 3. Y ANTHONY FRITZ - College Prep Fritzie A real math whiz . . . plans to attend Millersville State College . . . . W loves steak and sandwiches . . . dislikes English class . . . will always remember the congested halls of C. U .... can be found slaving at the ' Dutchman's Dinner . . . hobbies include bowling and golfing . . . usually seen with John Firestone and Cleon Hertzog. F ,if Coin Club 25 F.T.A. 35 Golf 25 Intramural Basketball 35 Soccer 3g Tennis ' 35 Spanish Club 1,2,3. T le.s JEANETTE LOUISE FRITZ 'K' . . . future unknown. A Newspaper Staff 1,2,3g Yearbook 2. Commercial 'Frees Dislikes long assignments . . . can often be found at the Duce spends his spare time ice skating, hunting or swimming . . . secretly desiresto bewealthy . . . drivesa hot Ford? ? ? . . . best buddies are Hess and Musser . . . slaves at the Hope Hosiery Mill . . . willalways Ji?'JJiAJ General Fritzie A tall dark-haired lass . . . can be seen with Dawn 8x Wanda likes swimming, sewing, and drawing . . . pet peeve is people who dont smile . . . likes rock 'n roll . . . came to us from Adamstown Elemen tary . . . looks forward to gym classes . . .frequently seen at Gino's fd? GARY L. GEHMAN Commercial Leastliked subject -- health classes . . . usually seen at the Duce with Hunsicker or Oxie . . . secretly desires to pole vault 18 feet . . . often seen in his monkey suit at the Colonial Motor Lodge . . . a whiz on the typing keys . . . could live on cheesesteaks . . . ambition is to get rich and join the navy. Band 1, Basketball 15 Chorus 1,2,3g F.B.L.A. 2,35 Football Manager 1, Gehman X Track 1,2,3g Gym Club 25 Intramural Sports 3. ,, KEITH A. FRITZ Industrial Arts Whop Displays fancy footwork ona dance floor . . . thrives on Italian sand- wiches loaded with hot peppers . . . enjoys study halls, auto races, and swimming . . . prizes his '50 Chevy . . . wishes to have as many friends iud 'W as possible . . . plans to attend Spring Garden Institute . . . will probably become an auto mechanic. XM JZ-75? THOMAS M. GEHMAN Commercial Has a crop of dark curly hair . . . is irked by drivers who don't use their turn signals. . .loves Chile con carne . . . swimming, painting, and sleeping are favorite pastimes . . . bookkeeping rates high . . . cashier and stock boy at Sweigart's . . . resides in Denver . . . hopes to become a data processer. vvrrornvv F.B.L.A. 2,35 Mixed Chorus l,2,3. LMC Industrial Arts Frankie Hails from Schoeneck . . . likes study halls, cars, and boats . . . could A dowithout girls that smoke . . . ice cream tops his list of favorite foods . . . will always remember his first car . . . spends his spare time at the Duce . . . dreams of owning a Comet convertible . . . future plans are undecided. GLENDA JEAN GEHR Commercial Glenda Tall, slim girl . . . enjoys swimming, reading, and collecting stuffed animals . . .travelswithJanet Becker and Pat Hassler . . . likes cheese- steaks and shorthand class . . . dislikes conceited people and world cultures class . . .proud of her stuffed animal collection . . . plans on becoming a secretary. F.B.L.A. 2,35 Girl's Chorusg Newspaper Staff 2,3. S ,jzaafaa FRANKLIN GERHART 'V' NANNETTE R. GREBLUNAS College Prep Nan 31 Possesses artistic ability . . . dislikes large weekend assignments f 'F'!un . . . spends Friday nights at the Ephrata Rec . . . enjoys advanced biology class, drawing, and eating pizza . . . cherishes a certain Ephrata class ring . . . plans on majoring in art at Kutztown State. IQ MLQQQMWQ DAWN ELAINE GRING Commercial H Dawn Dislikes bookkeeping . . . often heard saying Yea Gads . . . Hopes to become afashion designer . . . can often be seen with Wanda or Jeanette gy . . . thrives on lobster tail . . . usually at the stock car races . . . likes - A V-neck sweaters, sewing and home ec .... secretly desires a Corvette Sting-Ray. Tri-Hi-Y lg Photography Club lg Newspaper Staff 2,33 Yearbook Staff 1, 2 QBusiness Managerlg Intramurals. DW' 1 oo-vw COJXSWQ KX JERILYN ANN HAINLY Afriendly gal . . . hails from Reinholds . . . plans to attend beautician school . . . treasures Lowell's ring . . . favorite subject is Business English . . . will never forget the Harrisburg Farm Show . . . often heard saying Oh No! . . . would like to become a model . . . works as a waitress at Daniel's Diner. 'W' Chorus lg F.H.A. 1,2,3g Girl's Chorus 15 Hockey 15 Physical Education A-....-k---A Club 1. G q O Radko 'Www tt my Q. X P V ROBERT o. HARTING College Prep. Hartz rf Knownfor his musical abilities . . . prizes his trumpet . . . dislikes ,fl girlswho smoke . . . main likes are food and music . . . hobbies include 'iff ' swimming andfishing . . . finds physics classes least exciting . . . plans to become a minister after attending Elmhurst or Catawba College. Band 1,2,3g County Band 1,2,3g Dance Band 1,2,35 District Band lg Chorus 1,2,3g County Chorus 2,3. ala aaa General Jeri' PATRICIA ANN HASSLER Commercial Pat Stuffed animal collector . . . dislikes bossy people . . . lima beans, dancing, and typing class rate high . . . travels with Glenda and Janet . . . can be found at the Adamstown Y . . . desires to be an expert typist . . . future IBM operator. Girls Chorus 1,25 Mixed Chorus 1,2. ,aging-fr MARIAN JANE HEFT General Marian Desires to see the world . . . considers shorthand her favorite subject . . . thrives on cheesesteaks . . . Oh forever more ! is her pet expression . . . reading, driving, and listening to the radio are among her favorite pastimes . . . dislikes being late . . . hopes to become a secretary or an .Y office worker. 1 F.B.L.A. 35 F.N.C. 15 Girl's Chorus 1,2,35 Hockey 35 Junior Play 25 Mixed Chorus 1,25 Tri-Hi-Y 1. www DAVID B. HEINAMAN ig Q College Prep Dave we if - pLVi Energetic drummerfor the Velaires . . . enjoys chemistry class and getting under that particular teacher's skin . . . secretly desires a new I A Grand Prix . . .lists cheeseburgers as his favorite food . . . Don't hit! is his pet expression . . . frequently seen raising up with Kitch . . . 5 will attend F 85 M College to plan for a career as a research chemist. - . 'L I Band 1,2,35 Baseball 1,25 County Band 1,2535 Dance Band 35 Football Band 1,2535 F.T.A. 1,25 Math Club 25 Tennis 35 World Affairs Club 1. Wwfl CLEON J. HERTZOG College Prep Cleon Pals around with Burnie and Pete . . . an enthusiastic pianist . . . .Q plans to become a history teacher via Penn State . . . enjoys driving the ti 'G car and playing tennis . . . most prized possession is the key to a Ford , . . . can usually be heard saying ain't . . . rates steak as his favorite type of food . . . dislikes drivers who don't use turn signals . . . enjoys wearing shorts and sweat shirt. Fgaf Track 1,29 Band lg Chorus l,2,3g County Chorus lg Junior Play 2, Senior 'J Play 3. JANET LORAINE HERTZOG College Prep. Jan Never at a loss for words . . . plans to become an R.N. via Reading Hospital . . . will always remember trig classes? '?? and the movie Strait Jacket . . . pals around with Barb and Cheryl . . . secretly desired to play Mrs. Stanley in the senior class play . . . finds Senior health class most interesting! !! . . . treasures her stuffed animal col- .. lection. Basketball lg F.N.A. 1,25 Hockey 33 Junior Playg Newspaper Staff l,2,3g Press Club 1,2g Senior Play, Yearbook Staff 3. Ruta mmm JAMES R. HESS I Commercial Hessie Possesses naturally curly hair . . . proud owner of a '64 Chevy . . . 4 hobbies include hunting, baseball, and dating . . . wears colors in sharp contrast . . . desires to be president of Hess Brothers . . . tries to sur- pass his brother's driving record . . . will always remember Dianne's birthday party . . . future poultry expert. Outdoors Club 1, Student Council 3. SUZANNE JANE HORNBERGER College Prep Sue Short, peppy cheerleader . . . sports enthusiast . . . be smart is her pet expression . . . feels at home on a dance floor . . . likes seafood, English class, and swimming . . . chamber maid at the Colonial Motor Lodge . . . will always remember the wild P.J.parties with the Adams- town girls . . . plans to teach physical education after attending East Stroudsburg State College. Basketball 1gCheerleader 2,35Gir1's Chorus 1,2,3g Gym Club 1,2 fpresi- dent 235 Hockey 1,2,3 Cco-captain 315 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3g Spanish Club 2,35 Tennis 33 Yearbook Staff 3. A l JAMES E. HUNSICKER Commercial Jim . Handsome chap . . .thrives on fried chicken . . .fond of sports cars and 5 I members of the opposite sex . . . displeased with the small servings received inthe cafeteria. . . enjoys gym class, hunting, and sleeping . . . drives aV.W .... usually seen with Dale and Gary . . . secretly desires gif? to become a race car driver . . . plans a career as an office worker. F.B.L.A. 2,3 Cvice-president 315 Football 15 Gym Club 1,2 fvice-president 295 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3g Track 1,2,3. QWJAE' JUNE MARIE HURST General June Desires to be taller . . . dislikes reckless drivers . . .considers French fries her favorite food . . . hobbies include ice skating, swimming, and watching spooky movies . . . proud of her red '55 Olds . . . travels with Sandy and Pat . . . hopes to get an office job after graduation. W S F.B.L.A. 2g Yearbook Staff 3. PENNY JANE HYMAN Commercial Pen Memorial Day baby . . . resides in Adamstown . . . dislikes people that lackasense of humor . . . enjoys lobster tail . . . likes P.J. parties, elephantjokes, andacertain commercial student . . . weekend maid at the Knotty Pine Tourotel . . . pals around with Sherill and Sue . . . wouldn't mind owning a Sting Ray . . . wants to become either a secretary or a beautician. Cheerleader 1,2g Tri-Hi-Y 1. QWJW SHARON LOUISE KILHEFNER Commercial Sharon Perky head majorette . . . calls everyone her friend . . . pizza heads her list of food favorites . . .petite miss . . . loves to sleep late on Saturday mornings . . . treasures a certain ring and hopes someday to marry its owner . . . will probably become a secretary. F.H.A. 1,2,3 Cpresident 2,3lg Girl's Chorus 1,2,3g Majorette 1,2,3 Chead majorette 3Jg Mixed Chorus 1,2,3g Tri-Hi-Y 1. jfiaffwf' JOHN KITCH S' ' College Prep Kitch , X X, Knownfor his side remarks and his non-spelling ability . . . loathes x W ' t boring classes . . .fond of steak sandwiches, reading, and insect col- lecting . . . really quite brilliant . . . travels with Dale and Hessie . . . likes fast cars . . . remembers many incidents in English III . . . would like to become a male nurse. Junior Play 25 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3g Spanish Club 2,33 Student Council 3g Track 1,2,3. W , General CHERYL ANN LEED College Prep. Cheryl Friendly, peppy gal . . . dislikes people who are impatient . . . lists advanced biology as her favorite subject . . . likes broadway music . . . often seen with Darlene or Paula . . . prizes her insect collection . . . secretly desires to becomea psychiatrist . . . will always remember the elevator at the Ephrata Hospital . . . plans to attend the University of Pennsylvania. Basketball l, Chorus 1,2,3, Color Guard 2,3 Ccaptainb, F.N.A. 1 fTreas- urerl 2,3 CPresidentJ, Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Newspaper Staff 1,2 Cfeature editorl, 3 foo-editorl, Yearbook 3. My XM ffw LINDA EILEEN KUTZ Linda Friendly to all . . . hunting enthusiast . . . What ya mean ? is her favorite expression . . . pals around with Jeri and Elsie . . . enjoys listening to Joey Reynolds . . . cherishes her private telephone . . frequently seen at the Ephrata Rec .... slaves at Daniel's Diner . . plans a career as a beautician. F.H.A. 1,2,3, QSecretary 2,3J, Color Guard 3. ,mf aff DONNA MARIE LEED Commercial Donna Possesses a great sense of humor . . . one red head with an even 5 temper . . . could dowithout report cards . . . loves all types of seafood HQ' , . . . usually seen with a certain LA. student . . . enjoysabookkeeping McCann's School of Business. class, bowling, and chip and putt . . . can often be heard saying, Oh Vomit . . . treasures her green donkey . . . secretly desires to be an architect . . . plans to become a Medical Secretary after attending F.H.A. 1,2,3, Junior Play, Senior Play, Newspaper Staff 2,3. JOHN LEISEY Commercial Our capable Student Council President . . . everyone's friend . . . Oh Sugar! is his pet expression . . . dislikes shorthand class . . . can usually be found at his home in Reamstown . . . likes all types of foods fb . . . secretly desires to be a doctor . . . wants to become a banker. Basketball lg Football 1,2g Mixed Chorus 1,2,3g Student Council 1,2,3, tPresident 335 Track 1. Big John , . df! Q 4? BRE NDA LOOS E Commercial Possessesjet black hair . . . came to C.U. from Lancaster Catholic High School . . . likes bulky knit sweaters . . . enjoys horseback riding and skating . . . would like to become a cattle rancher in Texas . . . dis- likes unfriendlypeople . . . oftencanbe found at the Duce . . . claims her horse is her most prized possession. PEGGY ANN LEID College Prep Peg Practical girl . . .fond of banana splits, Spanish class, and crocheting . . . pals around with Nan and Karen . . . loathes insincere people . . . will never forget her week at Gettysburg College . . . likes folk music . . . plans to attend either Gettysburg or Susquehanna College . . . ambition is to become a missionary. Girls' Chorus 1,2,3g Library Club 1,23 Intramurals 35 Junior Play 2g Mixed Chorus 1,2,3g Newspaper Staff l,2,3, Cnews editor 2, assistant editor 355 Press Club 23 Yearbook Staff 3 Cco-editor 35. 229 ZW. Bren 'Que 'Z-ah ,Zia iff I Commercial Has long, blonde, natural wavy hair . . . enjoys home ec. class and ice skating . . . thrives on subs . . . loathes conceited boys . . . travels with Brenda and Glenda . . . likes to make new friends . . . spends Friday nights at Renningers . . . frequently heard saying doubt it . . . undecided future. Yearbook Staff 3. GLADYS ARLENE LUTZ Commercial Lutz Came to Cocalico from South Lebanon High . . .hates conceited people . . . stuffed animal collector . . . Oh my word! is her pet ex- pression . . . steaks and French fries rate high . . . likes typing class, bowling, and telephone conversations . . . has the urge to travel . . . wants to become a private secretary. F.B.L.A. 2,35 F.H.A. 1. Ami? SALLY R. MARTIN vvsauyvv Jag ff Wan .IOHN MCELYEA Industrial Arts Mac Comesto us from Marcus Hook . . . occassionally displays his Irish temper . . . hates to see girls smoke . . . favorite pastimes are as- sembling model cars and eating . . . football and baseball enthusiast . . . slaves in the dye house at Bollmans . . . plans to attend West Chester State Teacher's College . . . would like to be an Industrial Arts teacher. Baseball 1,25 Football 1,25 Gym Club 25 Model Club tpresident 33, Theater Arts Club 3. ffhmmezw DENNIS LEE MECKLEY Industrial Arts Dennis i Future Navy man . . .proud of his little red V.W .... can't stand conceited girls . . . veal cutlets head his list of food favorites . . . hob- bies include dancing, bowling, swimming, and golfing . . . can be found at Daniel's Diner . . . frequently seen with Leroy and Monk . . . will remember always his senior year at C.U. UWM ' QB' is '-11' -1-Q RONALD ME CKLEY Industrial Arts Monk Dislikes girls who smoke . . . likes study halls and ivy league clothing X . . . spends part of his spare time by hunting or playing softball can be ' seen with Leroy and Dennis . . . treasures his driver's license 'GMP' frequently seen in Schoeneck . . . earns his millions at Bollmans Hat Factory . . . interested in a certain redhead. NANCY LOUISE MILLER College Prep Nance Avivacious blonde . . . prizes her cheering uniform . . . likes music, sewing, andworld culture class . . . says lobster tail is her favorite food . . . secretly desires to become an opera singer . . .travels with Carol and Sue . . . plans on becoming a medical technician. Basketball lg Cheerleader l,2,3g Cheering Club lg F.N.A. lg Girls Chorus 1,2,3gJunior Play 23 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3g Newspaper Club 1,2g Newspaper Staff 1,2,3g Senior Play 3g Spanish Club 25 Yearbook Staff 3. Baseball 1,25 Basketball 1,25 Theater Arts 2,3. mi, 'Cl' WILLIAM S. MILLER College Prep Mulla secretly desires to play college basketball . . . plans to enter the ministry . . . can often be seen ina sweat shirt and shorts . . . is a lover of music . . . usually seen with Bob or Dave. g Basketball 1,2,3gConcert Band 1,2,3g Dance Band 1,2,3g Football Band 1, if I ' 2,35 Chorus l,2,3g County Band 1,2,3g District Band 2,35 District 'ns' If A Orchestrag Track 3 . BRUCE MOHLER College Prep Mohler Another Einstein. . .plans tobecome anarchitect . . . likes Trig . . . would like to travel to Australia . . . resides in Reamstown . . . pastime favorites include drawing and hiking . . . plays the bass horn in the C.U. band . . . will probably attend Carnegie Tech. Band 1,2,3g Photography Club 1,25 Track 1,2,3. JOHN RICHARD MOHN College Prep Dalai Hails from Reamstown . . . likes physics class . . . treasures his car keys . . . hobbies include swimming, hunting, and driving . . . finds German classes least exciting . . . dislikes indignant underclassmen . . . plans to become an electronic technician. Concert Band 1,2,3g Marching Band 1,2,3g Senior Play. Tall, enthusiastic basketball player . . .plays a vicious trombone . . . WANDA MOWREY Commercial A slim gal with a big appetite . . . prizes her driver's license . . . will always remember the Warren Street Bypass . . . enjoys skating and sewing . . .can often be seenwith Dawn or Mike . . . likes semi-classical music, potato chips, and bookkeeping . . . one of the Fifth Avenue gang . . . a top notch German student. Newspaper Staff 1,2,3g Yearbook Staff 2,3 fassistant business manager 31. J L-416' is K 43 FRIEDA ANN MOYER College Prep Resides in Adamstown . . . drives a '57 Metropolitan . . . owns an attractive wardrobe . . . dislikes composition classes . . . often seen with Loretta looking for their lost cars . . . secretly desires to own a mink stole . . . hobbies include cooking, swimming, and skating . . .future undecided. Future Nurses 1,2, Yearbook Staff 2,3. Fossil ff3OM3eONfXuwwwA BARBARA ANN MOYER College Prep Barb A friendly gal . . . rates T-bone steak as her favorite food . . . lists collecting stuffed animals, swimming, and golf as her main interests . . . secretly desires to own a Thunderbird . . . can usually be found at the Lebanon Valley Golf Course . . .plans to become a medical secretary via Central Penn Business School. Concert Band 1,2,3g Football Band 1, Future Nurses Club 1,23 Junior Playg Senior Play, Yearbook Club 3. Fried'S 'Ve ,. WWW l 'GW I p it S at LLOYD NOLT GREGORY NEY Commercial D1'. Zorba Thrives on steaks . . . drives ahot '54 Ford . . . usually seenat the Hawaiian Paradise . . . can be seen with Gary and Jim . . . Pet Peeve- study halls in the cafe . . . always talking about his golf scores . . . de- sires a Sting Ray . . . will always remember bookkeeping . . . favorite expression- Mother Bear . Baseball 1 tManagerJg Golf 1,2,3g F.B.L.A. 2,3g Wrestling 3g Yearbook 3. W fd ' F f J! Leu ,7 l 1' 'Z l u 5 Commercial Nolty Always heard saying What do you mean ? . . . usually seen at the refrigerator . . . dislikes people with big mouths . . . hopes to get a bookkeeping job . . . often seen with Tim and John . . . likes study halls and art classes . . . drives a black Falcon . . . claims seafood is his favorite type of food. Ofzvymi ZW JAMES LEE NOLT College Prep Jim Tall, dark, and handsome fellow . . . dislikes people who always talk and never listen . . . can usually be heard saying Well I'l1 be! . . . proud of his '58 Chevy . . . enjoys composition class, reading, and loafing . . . has a desire to own a new Thunderbird . . . will always remember the Junior Class Play . . . frequently seen with Burnie and Dennis . . . plans to become a teacher after attending Millersville State. Band lgJunior Play 2g Mixed Chorus 1,2,3g Senior Play 33 Yearbook Staff 3. 022 WM 40 MARVIN OXENREIDER, JR. YlOXieYl A neat dresser and dancer . . usually seen with Penny . . . likes clothing steaks and rock 'n roll . . . would like to become a ire will never forget bookkeeping class . . . calls Adams- is home dislikes teased hair . . . proud of his books? ?? . . . undecided 2 Basketball 2 3 Football 3' Golf 3. XJ College Prep Football lg Track 1. RIDGELY LEE RABOLD College Prep Ridge Known for his ability to play the saxophone . . .likes continental clothes . . . claims typing and note-hand are his favorite subjects . . . will never forget English III . . . would like to be a millionaire . . . usually seenwith Dennis and Burnell . . . often heard saying get serious . . . plans to become a dentist. Concert Band 1,2,3g Dance Band 2,35 Football 15 Junior Playg Marching Band 1,2,3g Senior Playg Tennis 3. Q' QM A I DANNY L. RABOLD IIDOCII Supplements Schoeneck's population . . . likes German II, collecting coins and sleeping . . . cherishes his piggy bank . . . dislikes algebra class and girls that smoke . . . would like to become President some- day . . .fond of clams . . . future undecided. fab? zifzfi General F.B.L.A. 2,3. DENNIS A. REDDIG College Prep Dennis Likes to raise up . . . hails from Reamstown . . . not very enthused about German class . . . trave1swithBurnie andJim . . . lists Trig as his favorite subject . . . secretly desires to be a commercial photographer . . . prizes the keys to his '59 Chevy Convertible . . . couldn't possibly forget English III . . . will attend Millersville State College. Football 1gJunior Playg Senior Playg Tennis 35 Track 1,23 Yearbook Staff MARVIN REICH SANDRA JOYCE RANDLER sandy Prizes her diamond . . . thrives on cheesesteaks . . . two main likes are drive-in movies and expensive clothing . . . dislikes English . . . can usually be found in Stevens . . . desires to own a '63 Chevy Impala . . . enjoys study halls and dancing . . . born on Dec. 25, 1946. WQMW College Prep Marvin lx j Y W The class wit! ll . . . likes hamburgers and cokes . . . often seen S' iz, with Tim or John . . . pet peeve-flat tires . . . proud of his '57 Mercury ' ff . . . interests include cars and girls . . . claims advanced biology is his p,,., S A favorite subject . . . plans to become a psychologist after attending Penn l I V State. jjull IIQM5 Senior Playg Yearbook Staff 3. 42 WWLNDLZ PETER W. RIFFLE College Prep Mary Tall, slim fellow . . . often heard expressing to the female sex, I wantto be alone with you. . . . resident of Adamstown . . . enjoys base- ball, fishing, and being with the guys . . . travels with Danny and Cleon . . . drives a slow Chevy . . . loves hamburgers . . . hopes to become a major league baseballplayer. Baseball l,2,3g Football l,2,3g Gym Club lg Junior Play 23 Library Club 1, Senior Play 3. English III. DANIEL MARTIN ROYER General Danny Outstanding end for C.U.'s Eagles . . . enjoys history class and sports . . . travels with Pete, Phil, and a certain senior girl . . . fond of deviled clams . . . inneed of a car . . . will always remember his senior year . . . plans on becoming a salesman. Baseball 1,3g Football 1,2,35 Hi-Y 3, Mixed Chorus 1,35 Political Science Club 3, Senior Play 3. QQWN7 0741 family I... ihli E C. BURNELL RETTEW College Prep Burnie Q Capable president of the senior class and C.U. Dance Band known for his ability toplay the drums . . . can be seen reading Mad magazine . . . often heard saying Now what did I do . . . could live on broiled steaks and subs . . . would like to own his own car . . . pals with Dennis Reddig, Jim Nolt, Ridgely gl Danny Rabold . . .will always remember Band lConcertJ 1,2,3, Band lMarchingl 1,2,3,Chorus 1,23 Dance Band 1 2 3, Football 1,2,33 Junior Play, Newspaper l,2,3g Senior Play Track 1 Wwllt e. ROBERT RUTT DORINDA L. ROYER Commercial Dorena One of C.U.'s peppy majorettes . . . claims typing as her favorite subject . . . prizes her stuffed animal collection . . . will always re- member Sally's P.J. Party . . . can often be found at Anderson's Drug Store . . . capable typist for the C.U. Eagle . . . would like to work in a bank. Chorus lg Eagle Staff3g F.B.L.A. 35 Girl's Chorus lg Junior Playg Major- ette 1,2,3g Senior Playg Tri-Hi-Y lg Yearbook 3. Commercial Run Alwaystalking about sports . . . treasures his shotgun . . . often mis- taken for the world's wrestling champion . . . dislikes girls who smoke . . . usually seenwith the Mad Bomber . . . will always remember the winter of 1957 . . . enjoys world cultures classes . . . a neat dresser . . . often heard saying, Yeh, man . . . loves steaks. Intramural Sports 3. A ' -we A 1.51 'Ln S5 -- f, .-i' , at A V sf , cw ffl W-2 .-in-'F' Y Jlni7fJC'Jfl. PAUL L. SENSENIG Industrial Arts Red Travels with Karl and John . . . can often be seen at the Duce . . . proud of his '36 Chevy but would like to own a Corvette . . . dislikes women drivers . . . lists mathas his favorite subject . . . main interests are mechanics and metalworking . . . possesses hidden brains . ZJMJLM5 Commercial A friendly gal with lots of personality . . . exchange editor for the Eagle . . . a bowling enthusiast . . . efficient secretary of the student council . . . prizes a certain picture . . . will always remember the P.J. parties and the trips to the shore with the gang . . . future plans include becoming a medical secretary. Basketball lg Eagles 3 fexchange editorj F.B.L.A. 23 Majorette 1,2,3g Student Council 2,33 1Sec.J Tri-Hi-Y 1. 41 College Prep Claims trig is his favorite subject . . . spends his spare time working on cars . . . can be foundwith Bruce Mohler or Richard Althouse . . . would like to own aspider Corvair . . .possesses hidden brains. . . could do without English class . . . afuture electronic technician . . . will never forget English III. spanish club 1,2,3. SALLY ANNE SHIMP l!Sa11y!7 0001? Qm .Q PAULA NADINE SHIRK General Shirkie Plans to attend Montana State College . . . helps any people in trouble . . . a friend to everybody . . . prizes her Donegal hockey stick . . . a natural born athlete . . .favorite expression- Seriously Now . . . an algebra expert? ? ? . . . hails from Schoeneck . . . main ambition in life is to help mankind. Basketball lg Class President lg Concert Band l,2,3g Hockey 2,3 1Co- captainlg Football Band 1,2,3g Student Council 3 Wice-Presidentl. fdzflff Egffffz' WARREN SHUPP Shuppy 2-Q? iiippi www MARGARET ANN SMITH College Prep Margie Possesses the gift of gab . . . former Mifflinburg High Student . . . fond of expensive clothing . . . enjoys reading, dancing, and writing letters . . . French fries top her list of favorite foods . . . could do without physics class . . . slaves at West's Nursing Home . . . desires to be liked by all . . . wants to become a nurse. Band 1,25 F.N.A. 3g Girl's Ensemble 1,2,3g Mixed Chorus l,2,3g News- paper Staff 1,25 Prep Club2g School Choir 25 Student Council 2g Tri-Hi-Y 23 Yearbook Staff 3. M Q live in an extravagant house. Baseball 2. Football 1,2,3g Track 2,35 Yearbook 3. DENNIS SMITH General Smitty Afuture member of the Marine Corps . . . claims steak is his favorite food . . . dislikes girls who smoke . . . spends his spare time collecting stamps Ki coins and participating in sports . . . will always remember 11th grade English . . . secretly desires to become an aviator. yfmm. . le. MICHAEL SNYDER Commercial Mike Lives in Reinholds . . . enjoys playing baseball and watching stock car races . . . claims lobster tail as his favorite food . . . hopes to be comeamechanic or auto body repairman . . . likes to buy and sell coins . . . will never forget Mr. Arndt's bookkeeping classes . . . desires to watt ,jmfcw ,- SHARON VANETTA STONER Commercial Sharon A future office worker . . . would like to travel to California . . . frequently seen at Joes . . . likes sleeping and driving around . . . will always remember Quiz Practice . . . loves Pizza . . . enjoys talking on the telephone and horseback riding . . . claims she likes typing classes. ' F.B.L.A. 2,3. CAROL ANN STE FFY College Prep Carol Peppy cheerleading captain . . . co-editor of the Eagle . . . would GUN like to visit Hawaii . . . dislikes people who don't cheer at games . . . QA, prizes her cheering outfit . . . will always remember the Adamstown gang and the Junior Play . . . plans to attend Millersville State College. Band 1,23 Basketball lg Cheerleader 1,2,3 Ccaptain 333 Cheering Club 15 Class President 2g F.T.A. 1,2,3 fhistorian 2, President 353 Junior Playg Mixed Chorus l,2,3g Newspaper Staff 1,2,3 Qfeature editor 1, assistant editor 2, co-editor 3Jg Press Club 1,2. wwf CHARLES STROHL, JR. Com mercial Chuck One of the talkers in the commercial section . . . likes listening to P goodmusic and sleeping late . . . prizes his driver'slicense and car? ?? . . . would like to enter the business world . . . likes sweaters . . . will never forget the Warren St. Bypass and the play practices? ?? . . . secretly desires to become a millionaire . . . usually seen slaving at Hess Brothers? ? '? Intramurals tsoccerjg Junior Playg Senior Playg Tennisg Yearbook 2,3. , . ROSE MARIE STUBER General Rose Dislikes unfriendly people . . . thinks French fries and hamburgers are tops . . . likes sportswear and rock 'n roll . . . enjoys typing class . . . desires to ownaRambler American . . . interests include swimming and dancing . . . lends her voice to the C.U. chorus . . . prizes Fred's ring . . . undecided future. Basketball 1, F.H.A. 1,2,3g Girl's Chorus 1,25 Sr. Chorus 1,2. DIANNE SWEIGART College Prep Dianne Dislikes conceited people . . . likes study halls and football games . . . prizesacertainjacketwith the name Bob on it . . . proud member of the C.U. color guard . . . can be seen with Lou, Judy, or Bob . . . plans to attend Central Penn Business School. Basketball Cmanagerl 1, Concert Band 1,2,3g Dramatics Club 1,2g Junior Play, Marching Band 2,3g Nurses Club 1,25 Senior Play, Yearbook Staff 3. JUDITH ANN UNRUH College Prep Judy The lone female member of C.U.'s dance band . . . enjoys washing cars, study halls, and eating broiled steak . . . treasures a certain Gar- den Spot ring . . . active in all sports . . . travels with Dianne and Lou . . . desires to be wealthy . . . undecided future. Basketball 15 Concert Band l,2,3g County Band 2,35 Dance Band 2,3, CSec- retaryJ2g District Band 3, F.N.A. 1,23 Gym Club 1, Marching Band 1,2,3g Mixed Chorus 1,2,3g Tri-Hi-Y 1. 48 JOHN F. WANNER College Prep vgohnu Always ready for a laugh . . . usually with George or Ridgely . . . interests include girls and cars . . . will always remember English III . . . values his car keys . . . likes loud mufflers and catching flies in study halls . . . lists steak and spaghetti as his favorites . . . plans to join the navy or become a radio technician. Football 1,2,3. X75 ClM,yaSws.f GRACE I. WEBER Commercial least like subject - world cultures. DONALD E. WENRICH College Prep Donnie Cocalico's Mr. Eagle . . . loathes girls that smoke . . .loves steak . . . tootsa lively trumpet . . . excels in all sports . . . enjoys dancing, drawing, and gym class . . . resides in Reamstown . . . will always re- member the sophomore fishing trip . . . prizes his white Ford with one black fender . . .plans to attend Lockhaven College and major in Physical Education. Band 1,2,3g Baseball lg Basketball 1,2,3g Football 2,3 tco-captain 3JJunior Play 23 Newspaper Staff 1,2,3, fasst. editorj 33 Student Council 1,2,3, Ctreasurer 2J. 166770156 HWWMZJ Grace' Afriendly lass . . . crazy aboutcountry and western music . . . can't stand conceitedpeople . . . likes pizza, horseback riding and sewing . . usually seen with Brenda . . .feels at home in skirts and blouses . . New LORETTA ANN WENRICH College Prep Lou Sparkly eyed lass . . . resides in Reinholds . . . fond of Trig. class, movies and Italian food . . . desires a sports car but is proud of her '59 Chevy . . . Get serious is her favorite expression . . . Mr. Albrecht's pet . . . plans on becoming a secretary or a teacher after attending col- lege. Y b k St ff 2 3. my ear oo a , f ' dxf K ...fn 5 PM mmm MCQJ BARBARA LOU WINGENROTH College Prep Lou Atall slim blonde . . . likes folk music . . . pals with Dianne and Judy . . . known for her marvelous driving ability . . . can be found at the Duce . . . could dowithout alarm clocks . . . pastime favorites include drive-in movies and baseball games . . .prizes her car . . . future undecided. Band 2,3g Basketball 1, Chorus 1,25 Dramatics Club 1,23 Home Eco- nomics Club 1,2gJunior Play, Marching Band 2,35 Senior Playg Yearbook 3. BONNIE ANN WINGENROTH General Rabbit OneofC.U.'speppy cheerleaders . . . likes world cultures . . . plans Q, to attend the Lancaster School of Practical Nursing . . . efficient class secretary . . . likes seafood, but dislikes conceited people . . . claims her drivers license and her telephone are her most prized possessions . . . favorite hangout is the Ephrata Rec. Cheering Club 1,2,35 Cheerleader 1,2,3, Class Secretary 2,3g F.H.A. 1,2,3 Wice-Pres. 29, Girls Chorus 1,2,3g Mixed Chorus 2,35 Newspaper Staff Casst. typist 31, Spanish Club 2,3. 4mLL JANET C. WYSOCKI Commercial Janet Came to us from Carrolltown High . . . often seen at Sammy's in West Lawn . . . can be seen with Sharon and Gladys . . . will never for- get June and July of 1963 . . . would like to become an airline stewardess . . . enjoys stock car races and dancing . . . prizes her collection of stuffed animals. F.B.L.A. 2,33 F.H.A. 1. ggwawgmwm Vin-6 JOHN WINTER ex Commercial Mad Bomber ' S Noted for his seven day job . . . likes counting money and stock car races . . . will always remember a certain place on Smokestown Road Intramurals 3 . CONSTANCE ANNETTE YOUNDT College Prep Connie A great hair stylist . . . likes ice cream, peanut butter gl jelly sand- wiches . . . possesses a fabulous wardrobe . . . lists senior health as her favorite subject . . . secretly desires to become a fashion model . . . will always remember Homecoming Day . . . plans to become a medical technician after attending Elizabethtown College. Cheerleader 15 Chorus 1,25 Girls Chorus 1,23 Spanish Club 1,2 fPres- identjg Student Council 15 Yearbook 33 Class Secretary 15 Class Vice- President 2,3. 51 . . . can be found in front of a T.V. set . . . class clown of 12-5 . dislikes bookkeeping . . . would like to become a millionaire . . . prizes his '55 Chevy . . . Mr. Becker's most prized student. We Wane vcr M '1-+13 f 'Y' SR. CLASS OFFICERS Pres. B. Rettew V. Pres. C. Youndt Sec. B. Wingenroth Treas. J. Leisy ANTHONY W. YOUNG Industrial Arts Tony Likes ivy league clothes . . . future auto mechanic . . .treasures his drivers license and car keys . . . desires to own a new convertible . . .dislikes mechanical drawing . . . hates to see girls smoke considers driving and swimming as his chief hobbies . . . employed at Howard Johnson's as a bus boy. ,f-x A7 s. 'Sie X as fmtfrgi Q, ,4:9Sf' ' L 'df 1964 Skim jfsfory Oursophomore year began in September of 1961. We elected the following officers to serve us: Paula Shirk, President, Donald Wenrich, Vice-President, Connie Youndt, Secretary, and John Leisey, Treasurer. We chose our class colors - powder blue and black, and ordered our class jackets under the advisorship of Mr. Gerald Albrecht. During the year we checked coats at basketball games, had several sub sales, and sponsored two dances in order to raise money for our sophomore fishing trip and future activities. ' The year 1962-1963 was lead by Carol Steffy. Connie Youndt was elected Vice-President, Bonnie Wingenroth, Secretaryg and John Leisey, Treasurer. We held two dances, Christmas in Candyland and the St. Patrick's Day dance, Little People's Party. Carol Steffy and Dennis Reddig took the leads in our play, If A Man Answers, directed by Mr. Daniel Brensinger. Under the advisorship of Mrs. Jane Kilkuskie, we presented Southern Serenade in the high school gym on the evening of May 31, 1963. The gym was elaborately decorated with lanterns covered by Spanish moss and a white wrought iron pavilion serving as a centerpiece. Jimmy Beamesderfer and Bonnie Bates reigned as king and queen of the prom. In September of 1963 we began our senior year. Class officers elected were Burnell Rettew, President, Connie Youndt, Vice-President, Bonnie Wingenroth, Secretary, and John Leisey, Treasurer. Saturday, October 26 saw many seniors participating in Homecoming Day activities preceeding the football game with Elizabethtown. A queen was chosen from six seniors to reign CLASS FLOWER - WHITE ROSE an X! 'f f if Z like ,Q 1 -1 t 7 . ' .3 X Qwgx I Q 1 f f' vlfu nf X f-xvb NL'-' . S.. over the festivities of the day. As the result of an election by the entire student body, Carol Steffy was Chosen as queen. To add to the excitement of all this we won the game 21 to 20. A dance was held in the high school gym to complete the day. On March 6 81 7 the class presented the play, The Man Who Came to Dinner, which starred Cheryl Leed and Marvin Reich. The play was directed by Mr. Daniel Brensinger. With the patience and guidance of our advisor, Mr. Ralph Lutz, Burnell Rettew, and several other individuals, on May 8 and 9 we were able to take a trip to the New York World's Fair. After a strenuous week of final exams the senior class was entertained on May 29, 1964, at the Junior Prom, Evening in Paris. Jimmy Hunsicker and Carol Steffy were crowned king Sz queen. After the prom We attended Club Calico at the Elks. Baccalaureate Services were held on May 31 in the high school auditorium. The invoca- tionwas given by the Rev. Donald Geschwindt. The Rev. Clair Wagner spoke about The Courage to Be-yourself, different and Christian. The benediction was pronounced by the Rev. Ronald Krick. Commencementwas held onWednesday June 3, 1964. The mayor of Reading, Pa. Eugene Shirk, was our speaker. We the 100 students of the graduating class of 1964, will always remember high school as the , first step we took in becoming responsible citizens of a great democracy. We realize that the receiving of adiplomadoes not mean that our education should cease, it means that we have just completed the first phase of our young lives and must continue to be educated by ourselves and others in the future. The memories of our days at Cocalico Union will live on in our hearts and our minds forever. . ' The Class of 1964 CLASS RING CLASS Morro o NOW I AM ,f- ' 'X X QC 6 ff , QS, Q, . ? Ya CLASS COLORS LL X X A if AJ' A Xl o A Welt 'T 'K Yr ' i f Y 4 , X? uf' N X - Z , -.gf i I ' , BLUE AND BLACK Q i C 4 J X k I , xx X, y M . L g K X ' .O -D 5 0 L i . WZ? OQIACQ-35122912 3 v . 1, 'E milio Q .fa Q . COLLEGE PREP ROW 1: R. Trostle, K. Spatz, T. Leid, M. Sharadin, J. Unruh, M. Bryant, J. Demmy, K. Whitmyer, D. Birchall, R. Hagy, D. Hirneisn, T. Gerhart. ROW 2: D. Bowman, K. Boose, S. Long, L. Weaver, J. Sveigart, L. Stee1y,J.Adams, D.Rudy,J.Wanner, A. Schlegel, A. Shirk, P. Grill. ROW 3: C. Burkholder, L. Carvel, T. Hertzog, D. Wenrich, B. Witman, K. Martin, L. Hassler, B. Hassler. ROW 4: T. Troupe, R. Becker, P. Kauffman, L. Henly, R. Kreibel, P. Hemmerich, P. Knauer, K. Keffer, G. Redcay, N. Sveigart, D. Wiest, J. Shirk, T. Lied. Sk 0912115 GENERAL ROW 1: B. Adair, D. Fitterling, E. Fritz, M. Boehringer, S. Wenger, M. L. Henly, B. Kramer, L. Bachman. ROW 2: A. Thomas, E. Harting, L.Weber, P. Neis, L. Steffy, O.Wo1f, S. Shober, E. Yost. ROW 3: G. Meck, A. Reddig, M.Wingenroth, W. Thomas, J. Long, L. Binner, L. Gensemer, M. Musser. ROW 4: D. Hoover, L. Hagy, B. Garner, P. Miller, J. Haldeman, G. Schweitzer. , - , W ...H ...W , ...H I I 1 V' V '.. hf V .ff .Q ...M .1 - - I Q - ,--' ----A INDUSTRIAL ARTS - ROW 1: D. Ernst, L. Foltz, B. Leed, L. Sweigart, D. Sweigart. ROW 2: R. Pannebecker, G Shaffer, J. Bearinger, L. Woods, D. Stephan, R. Meckley, L. Svveigart, T. Sweigart, M. Fausnocht, P. Ross. ROW 3 C. Greenly, T. Strohl, D. Roth, T. Buckwalter, L. Fasnacht, J. Yingst, L. Bair, J. Sites, B. Davidson, W. Burkhart 1406 COMMERCIAL - ROW 1: L.Hass1er,J. Hilton, J. Arnold, L. Hertzler, S. Crouse, M. Fasnacht, L. Boyer, A. Glass. ROW 2: C.Hehnly,G.Watt, D. McGarvey, K. Brubaker, C. Wanner, T. Sarensen, E. Behney, M. Youndt. ROW 3: A. Sheck, N. Kramer, L. Boyer, K. Grant, L. Shupp, J. Frankhouser, M. Adams, R. Lausch, S. Belt. ROW 4: L. Forry, B.McE1yea, B. Sweigart, D. Comeau, G. Low, D. Bates, L. Hassler, L. Bair. ROW 5: T. Shirk, S. Heiser, S. Rave- gum, S. Spence, M. Steffy, M. Wanner, R. Harding, L. Hassler, R. Gehr, B. Tothero. 'W wnvrL 'ig jenff gre Q COLLEGE PREP - ROW 1: T. Wenzel, R. Lorah, R. Martzall, B. McQuate, D. Bowman, D. Burkholder, J. Artz, L. Weaver, R. Eberly, T. Bezler, B. McE1yea, L. Youndt. ROW 2: D. Weaver, G. Mohn, M. Martin, D. Martin, J. Oberholtzer, B. Boyer, H. Schaeffer, B. Gebhart, F. Heilinger, S. Stewart, J. Imhoff, C. Hess. ROW 3: M. Lorah, P. Palsgrove, J. Styer, M. Sise, H. Fisher, L. Weinhold, E. Sweigart, E. Beck, P. Enck, J. Fasnacht, B. Brossman, J. Witwer. ROW 4: D. Lytle, G. Leed, V. Gross, S. Ney, D. Johnson, S. Rolinski, L. Koch, B. Fausnacht, L. Loomis, S. Haldeman, C. Martin. ROW 5: S. Mohn, T. Shenk, R. Ochs, J. Messner, E. Althouse, N. Kieffer, T. Gehman, M. Lorah, A. Meckley, L. Wenger, T. Lesher, J. Swartz, J. Minnich. INDUSTRIAL ARTS - ROW 1: W.Youncit,R. Steffy, G. Firestone, E. Sweigart, D. Sweigart, L. Stick, L. Hornberger, P. Merkel. ROW 2: K. Stoner, B. Smith, P. Bauman, R. Stuber, P. Wieland, M. Groff, D. Fortna, D. Fitterling Culp, R. Johnson, J. Wenerich, R. Moyer, J. Martin. , B ...lv rw' ,rf A ,,,, GENERAL G. Beck, S. Frit 7912115 QIGQOQ COMMERCIAL ROW 1: M.Wanner,P.Wanner,S.Lesher B. Evans, B. Klop, J. Hackman, L. Groff, R. Brubaker Z 2 ROW 2: C. Cammauf L. Hickernell, J. Fry, L. Horn- J berger, A. Eberly, G. Harding, E. J. Spade, G. Hurst ROW 3: C. Enck, C. Gerhart, D. Ansel, B. Wanner, S Ream, M. Fetter, S. Schaeffer, P. Yost, L. Hagy, E. Weaver ROW 4: J. Burkhart, M. Martin, B. Petery, G. Brubaker C. Ebbert, P. Shober, D. Gunselman, S. Miller, K. Baker E. Rudy, L. Cooper. ROW 5: L. Redcay, R. Pehlman, J Schmeck, B. Steely, A. Harding, L. Hamaker, B. Frey, J . 7 J Gockley, P. Wenrich, K. Strunk, N. Hauck, E. Hemmerich. ROW 6: K. Wenrich, D. Stahley, D. Gress, J. Buchter, K Mountz, E. Hess, E. Adams, L. Eberly, T. Fritz, B Sweigart, C. Althouse. ROW 7: M. LaBe11e, R. Houser M. Nolt, E. Martin, E. Roth, J. Striker, D. Pannebecker RWeitze1. . 2 9 5 1: INDUSTRIAL ARTS ll ROW 1: T. Meckley, M. Wenger, J. Brooks, T. Myer, D. Adams. ROW 2: T. Szveigart, R. G. Sweigart, L. Fox, P. Keller, ROW 3: N. Christ, J. Frankford. B. Houck, L. Burg, J. Carney, B. Gensemer, C. Mohler, R. Burd, J. Harding. Ik? xA COLLEGE PREP - ROW 1: B.Kauffman, A. Fry, C. Rutt, D. Oberholtzer, E. DeLong, D. Althouse, G. Leid, R. Wolf, D. Weik, P. Stick, P. Schaunner, W. Harding, B. Whitmer, J. Unruh. ROW 2: R. Heineman, H. Care, S. Shupp, D. Hirneisen, L. Lefever, M. Heft, S. Fluck, D. Boose, C. Seater, D. Dewel, J. Grumeune, J. Martin. ROW 3: K. Getz, S. Crouse, L. Long, D. Noll, L. Sise, D. Bryant, S. Fry, E. Ackerman, L. Woods, D. Slabach, K. Ansel, J. Falkiewicy. ROW 4: D. Heisey, R. Shelly, L. Martin, C. Adams, P. Lawrence, J. Gehman, B. Shenk, M. J. Nolt, C. Sweigart, C. Texter, E. Becker, P. Sensenig, B. Martzall. ROW 5: S. Carvell, M. Scaneon, S. McKinney, K. Hefner, A. Hagy, D. Heilman, K. Fasnacht, D. Ansel, M. Buchter, S. Bergman, B. Steely, D. Spatz, R. Huber. 35. gf' GENERAL - ROW 1: D. Getz, E. Fichthorn, R. Mull, S. Hess, J. Loomis, B. Petery, S. Schweitzer, D. Tothero, F Fritz, L. Hehnly, C. Bowman. ROW 2: R. Beck, D. Epting, D. Hackman, L. Fluck, S. Kopp, B. Hornberger, B. Heil, S. Muthart, D. Weber, J. Gehman, R. Shirk, D. Stoudt, P. McQuate. IUQQ COMMERCIAL - ROW 1: S. Stump, E. Sveitzer, S. Schlegel, T. Zimmerman, C. Feese, J. Wenrich, N. Lorah, D. Fasnacht. ROW 2: E. Balmer, J. Hess, Y. Kramer, M. Belt, G. Gerhart, C. Heck, S. Snader. ROW 3: C. Panne- becker,B. Ernst, R. Enck, A. Schannaur, L. Fasnacht, L. Christen, S. Carney, V. Enck. ROW 4: J. Foltz, B. Bates, M. Hainley, D. Weinhold, S. Lieffer, J. Martin, P. Pfautz. ROW 5: J. Slabach, E. Sweigart, B. Landis, J. Showalter, L.Snyder, C.Youndt, D. Loover, E. Kauffman. ROW 6: P. Wenzel, P. Witwer, M. Showalter, M. Bates, C. Hurst, K. Buohl, G. Moyer. ROW 7: P. Wenger, A. Groff, L. Firestone, S. Kramer, K. Stafford, G. Gonzalez, L.Garman. ROW 8: J. Rabold, T. Hassler, J. Scheettes, H. Wingenroth, T. Toth, R. Sweigart, D. Kindt. ROW 9: R.Meckley,R. Eberly, C. Showalter, L. Heinsey, D. Gelsinger, G. Reider. 67 SQL? OECQFS q.,....f Class of '67 Pres. Douglas Ansel V-Pres. Sue Shupp Sec. Dixie Slabach Treas. Dan Heisey Class of '65 Pres. Randy Trostle V-Pres. Connie Burkholder Sec. Doreen Bates Treas. Terry Troupe 'SWS' Class of '66 Pres. Dan Lytle V-Pres. Vicke Gross Sec. Gloria Hurst :NND -'wif' Treas. Jane Oberholtzer ,Q ,ll eafures ' i .i 1 .:,' 3 , gL E A 1. Y1' .41 14' fjfe 536121514 GQSL9 yjfesenfs . . . Q my Mrs. Ernest Stanley Miss Preen .... Richard Stanley . . June Stanley . . . John ...... Sarah .... Mrs. Dexter . . . Mrs. McCutcheon . Mr. Stanley .... Maggie Cutler . . . Dr. Bradley .... Sheridan Whiteside Harriet Stanley . . Bert Jefferson . . Professor Metz . . The Luncheon Guests . . Mr. Baker . . . The Expressman . Directed By Mr. J. Daniel Brensinger . . . Peggy Leid . Dorinda Royer . Ridgely Rabold . Dianne Sweigart . Charles Strohl . . . Paula Shirk . . . Barbara Moyer Bonnie Wingenroth . . Kathy Fitterling . . Burnell Rettew . . . . Cheryl Leed Marvin Oxenreidei' . . . Marvin Reich . . Leslie Althouse . . David Brensinger . . . .Tony Fritz . . . John Kitch John Mohn James Hess . . Robert Harting . . . . Gary Gehman Lorraine Shelden . . . Barbara Wingenroth Sandy ...... . . . . Donald Wenrich Beverly Carlton . . . . . Cleon Hertzog Wescott ...... . . William Brebaker Radio Technicians . . Thomas Gehman James Hunsicker Banjo ..... . Dennis Reddig Two Deputies . . . . . Gregory Ney Danny Rabold A Plainclothes Man . . . . Peter Riifle -,, ,Qt 5 Game 0 fzkyner- WGFC6 6 CQ Z 1964 JUNIOR PLAY PRESENTED BY THE CLASS OF 1964 L57 WUI? FVDSCUQ Director J. Daniel Brensinger Gene Wright. . . ...... . . . Dennis Reddig Chantal Stacey . . .... ..... C arol Steffy Germaine Stacy . . . Barbara Wingenroth John Stacey . . Tina Brooks . Miss Kaye . . Mr. Gunther .... Girl Employee . . Mr. Chadwick. . Eleanor .... Grace . . Conchita . Salome - - - Belladonna . Europa . . Wolf . . . First Man- - . Second Man .... Third Man .... Flower Shop Clerk Delivery Boy . . . A Strange Man . . Janet Hertzog . . . John Kitch David Brensinger . Dianne Sweigart Cheryl Leed . Barbara Moyer James Hunsicker . . . Marian Heft . . Cleon Hertzog Darlene Ebersole . Kathy Fitterling . Sandy Fosnocht . Leslie Althouse . . Nancy Miller . .Dorinda Royer . . . .Pete Riffle . . . James Nolt . .Burnel1Rettew . Ridgely Rabold . . . Peggy Leid . Donald Wenrich . Charles Strohl Bill Brubaker Ks. X ,sw ,Lv 5 wx' ,Q wwf Me' ,,Q,., ,aww j,, MM y ws Hpgs, Oh' It s co CU Chef J -r r '4 'w 'J , . Q iff! I 'L is 'mf' X., MQ, 1 AN EVENING IN PARIS May 29, 1964 - Senior King and Queen James Hunsicker and Carol Steffy fl Q5 1 '--6 sail , F'-'E' wr, Af PYP' 3. .32 .M ,um W, inf. ff .4- Qrffla -av D-C Y Most Likely to Succeed Best Dressed f -V Ee It g Most Talkative Most Athletic if gw ,,1..v xg Day Dreamers .. Most Studious - F 7.3 M k 3 NL-if J hmssss i v E Q Class Clowns zap ?' fm 5, ,gg M K 'L 5, . Li 1 3 aijfm-,,,g,, k W . '24 ,QV , mg A 1- ' , -a 'ww fivgrfwgi 1-so Nw- Most Musical Biggest Eaters Most Flirtatious Most Courteous up erkfjoes Best All Around Romeo and Juliet Shortest and Tallest 1 xi , lu 1 s'Q ,yy neu Q u f b J 1 'u-,sf rr -nw f ,,,....., Q A S3 ,X f 3', . Qsiiv ,Q '53 6e. 'R J? , f :JV i , as AMMW v,.x , .1 .. . .M--nu..-mv M poffs A ww..-......., JM. VL ...Emi Q, ,M . . ag iii ei. . -is A E B STANDING: E. Roth, R. Ochs, D. Burkholder, L. Eberly, N. Sweigart, J. Unruh, D. Wiest, D. Bowman, B. Weitzel, T. Fritz, G. Firestone P. Hemmrich K Wenrich, L. Henly, J. Stricker, T. Troupe, L. Binner, T. Les,her, B. McQuat:e,G. Leed. f 1, .. 's tn, K 9 ,, .. E, . G. Bowman C' 9 .73 od. Sqfirec .... , 1 P. Riffle .5 R. Harting SCORES 1 A D. Cgfazgr 3. Zasfzdn , F . Smith jj 1? ' for Nb EI: 9: 4+ f ' 1 ,, , mam? , Hx at ,. 'JE I SITTING: John, Harold Showalter, Terry Gehman, Dennis Smith, Gary Bowman Danny Royer, Douglas Hirneisen, Ronnie Becker, John Shirk, Phillip Kauffman Bob Harting, Pete Riffle, Burne1lRetew, Donald Wenrich, Paul Knauer, Pete Ross S J. Wanner t X vi E 'L CO-CAPTAINS N D. Wenrich, B. Rettew D. Royer xx ff' FRONT ROW: W. Brubaker, W. Miller, D. Wenrich. BACK ROW: R. Trostle, C. Long, R. Kriebel, L. Hainly, L Weaver, T. Shirk, J. Shirk, R. Althouse. enzbz' yjasfefgczf GOdCgQS dfly C3616-dai' 17050 The A law Q R '11 K 552+ Iwi '!x'f1'r7 ' -ww X L T , A . 1 'f1W'R, Ll, f .. r . .9 :V x . , , i if 3:7 :la A 1 f aff E X 1gf4i2.EfiM , ,,g, , ffm, 1 347' fi i E L -iz,-kg I-g m. ' ff if 'IN 1755 .,,,,w1 - ff: ff if' firm? V Su? . f 1 F- izvilfm :Wi -s 5' wi ' , A Af, ff ' , WN: IA F5 if x wx f 1 A 4, , :G S M , i , gg SBE 19 2 R . gp 5 F' 'fa . X , Bill Brubaker Bill Miller X ff Don Wenrich IUC! yQdI22 ROW 1: G. Lied, mgr., H. Showalter, L. Hagy, J. Messner, J. Buckwalter, P. Miller, D. Pannebecker, D. Panne- becker, D. Hagy, A. Meckley. ROW 2: Coach Stauifer, G. Leed, T. Gerhart, B. Miller, B. Tothero, J. Haldeman, P Ross, G. Gehman, T. Gensemer, R. Martzall, D. Bowman. Coach Thompson. Track Scores CU 43 - Wyomissing 79, CU 25-Penn Manor 102, CU 66 Gardon Spot 61, CU 46- Manheim Central 81, CU 31 Hempfield 96, CU 43 Columbia 84, CU 58-Solanco 69, CU 19-Manheim Twp. 108, CU 68 Lampeter-Strasburg 58, CU 52 1X2-Ephrata '74 1X2 CU 29-Conestoga Valley 98 90? 5760122 I .W T. Troupe, J. Sites, R. Harting, J. Firestone, R. Long, J. Ream, J. Moyer, D. Ernst. 1964 czncasfer Goung ygasegaf Cfampfbns QQ fi? ck 4 ROW 1: D. Heisey, R. Meckley, B. Brubaker, T. Shirk, P. Riffle, R. Weitzel, D. Hirneisen, P. Kauffman, D. Royer, L. Henly. ROW 2: R. Trostle, M. Musser, L. Wenger, J. Artz, G. Firestone, R. Becker, C. Long. Coach Harry Schaeffer Scores Opp- Conestoga Valley 3 Ephrata 1 Warwick 1 Penn Manor 3 Ephrata 6 Manheim Twp. 9 Warwick 0 East Lebanon 5 Penn Manor 3 Manheim Twp. 0 Ephrata 1 Qplay-offj Solanco 1 Qplay-offj Hempfield 1 Qplay-offj QIQIQILS' eam ROW 1--Coach Slaybach, M. Wingenroth, E.A1thouse, N. Keiffer. ROW 2--J.Adams, D. Heinaman, R. Kriebel, J. Demmy. Tennis Scores - CU. 0, Conestoga Valley 7, CU 0 - Hempfield 7, CU 0- Wyomissing 7, CU O-Hempfield 7, CU 2 Penn Manor 5 ROW 1--B. Kulp, W. Davidson, T. Scandland, E. Delong, R. Steffy, J. Swartz. ROW 2--P. Kanauer, J. Hunsicker, T. Fritz, M. Musser, D. Burkholder, D. Lytle. Wrestling Scores - CU 5 Lampeter- Strasburg 61, CU 5 - Hernpfield 45 CU 17 Garden Spot 34 CU 15 . . I 7 11 . .AC . ' it gg' riffs 1 f .. 1' . . , :Qf 1 Tiff ,M 2 jk-E . if x, ' A in-xi r f lat 7 5 if V N' 1 'ildixu s J f' ' 1 4- 1 5 X Lampeter-Strasburg 37, CU 19 E Garden Spot3O, CU 19 - Ephrata 33, CU 6 - Penn Manor 47, CU 19 - Ephrata 31. OC Gy ROW 1: Linda Hassler, Doreen Bates, Marian Heft, Janet Hertzog, Sue Hornberger, Kathy Fitterling, Paula Shirk, Marilyn Adams, Linda Car- vell, Vicki Gross. ROW 2: Leslie Althouse, Lorraine Koch, Candy 'Na Fichtorn, Danna McGarvy, Linda Boyer, Ann Schlegel, Alice Shirk, Terri Heryzog, Janice Imhoff, Sue Stewart, Pat Wenrich. ROW 3: Marbart Seise, Sharon Ney, Melissa Martin, Donna Weaver, Donna Johnson, Marlene Lorah, Gloria Hurst, Kathryn Strunk, Carol Hurst, Nancy Lorah, Marcia Bates. GOGCA 561460146 JQCAIQ dl? goofgaf junzbr C3C500f Qsporfs 5 I Jitsu- 3, 5 . 'J U gn J' 5, 'gg 31, A W Sz' Q Afri Q 'K Hwy K+ K IQ, , , WL if if Kass' 45 df in 'A' if kt. 'J 69121611 SEQ QFQGUQZGS Q nn. 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CEAQIQUS 89 69121014 cgcgoof 014115 , S I ,.....-W ,,,.....--1 Director William Gates I , Chorus Rehearsal 'UIQ f UN ,gT,gg'gQ A' 'R REM X ff OUTSTANDJ if- MUSIC mn sf tl , xi JQQY ,gy my , , uw., ' fi EYQRSSTWW' ,W iw 1 ieji 3 5'f 222 af g 4 'JBMFA ? k ,QigwLfQaf F Moyer D Brensmger P Leld Qjoffzbczf 501512 Ce . 511, W L , - A Oxfewspapef Cgfqif 95 CSXUOQJQZ G0 unczf 6 99 EGU C3116 2 if E' if 96 panzlsg ' f WNY V Wifi GEZISSVHANY -' 2 L-. x.b W W ,fi ,M,,...w-wwf' err---M K ZQDTECY I 'Ffa Q Af 1 Y CLUB 'W CHAPTE' 52, 'Q affix 1 pry? 0111612 K QIUIDG 'lib , I q A '54 CSC500f Yearbook Staff Projectionist Student Council Newspaper Staff Model Dramatics Political Science Chef F.B.L.A. F.H.A. F.T.A. Future Nurses Hi-Y Spanish Theater Arts Library AM EDR: EA an 57 UILYOFS Mr. Foltz Mr. Smaltz Mr. Richards Mr. Brensinger Mr. Schlaybach Mr. C. Sweigart Mr. Dugan Mrs. Snyder Miss Kautz Mrs. Snyder Mr. Miller Mrs. Hulshizer Mr. Belt Mr. Peters Mr. Hill Miss Rathj e 102 J G55 Iff We the members of the class of 1964 being of sound body and mind, have made the following wills to underclassmen: Leslie Althouse - my Sixth Street neighborhood to Craig Long. Richard Althouse - my good looks to Barry Tothero. Timothy Ansel - my '51 Ford to anyone who will take it. Dale Bear - my Falcon to Glenn Redcay. Janet Becker - my ability to type to Rita Lausch. Larry Binkley - my bookkeeping text to Tom Ansel. Leroy Binkley - my driving ability to Billy Davidson. Gary Bowman - my football ability to Dennis Bowman. Shirley Bowman - my F.B.L.A. presidency to next year's president. David Brensinger - my questionaires to any junior wanting a blind date . William Brubaker - my ability to sleep in classito any junior who gets less than six hours of sleep. Sherrill Buchter - my laughterto Terry Gerhart. Patricia Burd - my brother to Betty Adair. Patricia Carrington - my friend Fritz to a certain junior. Karl Christen - my diploma to Luther Foltz. Darlene Ebersole - my giggles to anybody who enjoys life. Harry Farlow - my study halls to Gordan Sweitzer. Dennis Fashacht - my smallness to Dennis Stephen. Elsie Fasnacht - my frosted hair to Linda Hassler. John Firestone - my position on the golf team to Jerry Moyer. Pamela Fisher - my seat on the bus to the Harrisburg Farmshow to Gloria Low. Kathy Fitterling - my natural blonde hair 'to Pam Nies. G Thomas Flickinger - my horses to Marlin Fasnacht. Sandra Fosnocht - my fun as a senior to Bonnie Hassler. Richard Frees - my ability to get in trouble to Marlin Musser. Anthony Fritz - my golf scores to Terry Lied. Jeanette Fritz - my ability to stay out of trouble to Shirley Spence. Keith Fritz - my halo to Jimmy Schlegal. Gary Gehman - my pole vaulting ability to Harold Showalter. Thomas Gehman - my seat in chorus to Jim Unruh. Glenda Gehr - my height to Linda Shupp. ' Franklin Gerhart - my mechanical drawing board to Luther Foltz. Nannette Greblunas - my dearly beloved trig book to Kenneth Whitmyer. Dawn Gring - my stock car souvenirs to Donald Stahley. Jerry Hainly - my '56 Ford to Sue Shober. Robert Harting - my football position to Sam Carvell. Patricia Hassler - my typing ability to my sister, Linda. Marian Heft - my hockey stick to Linda Louise Boyer. David Heinaman - my place in Mr. Smaltz's heart to any deserving chemistry student. Cleon Hertzog - my place in Mr. Peters' heart to any unfortunate junior. Janet Hertzog - my nickname Betty Crocker to next year's future homemaker of tomorrow. James Hess - my safe driving to James Haldeman. Suzanne Hornberger - my wonderful Senior Year to Terri Hertzog. James Hunsicker - my ability to take shorthand to any stenographical student. June Hurst - my free time before week-ends to Odeita Wolf. Penny Hyman - my seat on the bus to Sharon Wenger. Sharon Kilhefner - my position as head majorette to Judy Frankhouser. John Kitch - my seat in Student Council to Glenn Redcay. Linda Kutz - my position as rifle carrier to Cathy Gerhart. Cheryl Leed - my love for German class to Linda Carvell. o GQ55 Donna Leed - an electric typewriter for greater speed to Goosie Gensemer. Peggy Leid - my position as vice-president of SLAP and secretary of PSLAA to any library assistant capable of earning these positions. John Leisey - my height to Ray Lorah, Brenda Loose - my horse to Darlene Bowman. Gladys Lutz - my stuffed animals to Linda Weber. A Sally Martin - my ice skates to Glenna Watt. John McElyea - my failing marks in mechanical drawing to Robert Meckley. Dennis Meckley - my seat in world cultures to Barry Leed. Ronald Meckley - my height to Gerald Meck. t Nancy Miller - the ski slope at the. bus stop to Marcia Boehringer. William Miller - those wonderful football band rehearsals to James Demmy. John Mohn - my weight to Allen Reddig. V Wanda Mowrey - my luna to Mike Sharadin. Barbara Moyer - my place in Mr. Sweigart's heart to Donna Wenrich. Frieda Moyer 4 my sessions with Mr. Care to any junior. ' Gregory Ney - mydriving skills to Connie Burkholder. James Nolt - one of my nine study periods to any junior with a full schedule. Lloyd Nolt - my American history marks to Tom Ansel. Marvin Oxenreider - my Buick to William Haldeman. Danny Rabold - my good books to Ronald Gehr. Ridgely Rabold - my ability of instant recall to a deserving freshman. Sandra Randler - my driver's license to Gloria Hurst. Dennis Reddig - my fascination of physics class to Harold Showalter. Marvin Reich - my memories of Miss Strohl's English III classes to those unfortunate juniors who missed them. H ' Burnell Rettew - the dance band drum to next year's drummer. A Peter Riffle - my credit card to Phillip Kauffman. g Daniel Royer - my bedroom to Larry Henly. i Dorinda Royer - my wig from the junior play to Donna Gunselman. Robert Rutt - Bookkeeping H to any junior who isiwilling to accept it. Paul Sensenig - my '36 Chevy to Lorin Fausnacht: I Sally Shimp - my baton to Patsy Wenrich. Paula Shirkl - Schoeneck to people who enjoy climbing mountains. Warren Shupp - my job at Bollman's to any junior who gets it. Dennis Smith - Mr. Smaltz to any junior who gets him for homeroom. Margaret Smith - my letter-writing to any one with money for postage. Michael Snyder - my ability to get into trouble to Larry Gensemer. Carol Steffy - my position as captain of the cheerleaders to Terri Hertzog. Sharon Stoner - my Quiz Team seat to Eileen Harting. ., Charles Strohl - my talking ability to Mike Sharadin. .I Rose Stuber - my diamond to Susie Shober. Q ' g Dianne Sweigart - my position as banner carrier to Erika Hemmrich. ' Judy Unruh- the honor of being the only girl in C.U.'s dance band to Marbert Sise. John Wanner - my crutches to any unhealthy junior. . Grace Weber - my laughing ability to Carol Hehnly, Donald Wenrich - my footballuniform to Ronald Becker. Loretta Wenrich - my blue Chevy to Margorie Wanner. Barbara Wingenroth - my right leg to Jim Unruh. Bonnie Wingenroth - my cheering position to Eileen Yost. John Winter - my '51 Pontiac to Dennis Stephen. Janet Wysocki - Gail Mohn the right to date Dave whenever she wants. Connie Youndt - my position as literary editor of the yearbook staff to Kathi Martin. Anthony Young - my jokes to Allen Meckley. I I i x We . A Wnja 5,4214 if vi Q' my , . . ,lvl ii vi Ii N?Tg! zlgig f e , ' 3' , M A gg Y' Q ' 4. fir .1 Vi A if if 4 ff .,.. ff A h 'g f f A 1 Q f,5. i 'iv f 7 ,,. i -,K V. 5. ,L - k . an 'Q Q FW 1 l ,, K ' my ' . - . if sa? x '.,.k'l',M. ,-'A -ad Az.. 4- A .... Bw wav M - ..... -Q. ..- Q M . 1964 mayor 9121614 fwar 3 DONOR Cocalico Union Alumni Cocalico Post 34 32, American Legion Cocalico Post 14492, . . . presented at . . . AWARDS ASSEMBLY PROGRAM Friday, May 29, 1964---1:00 P.M. TYPE OR AMOUNT GIVEN FOR 310.00 Business Education 325.00 Bond Scholarship American Legion 325.00 Bond Scholarship and Leadership Cocalico Post 44492, American Legion 325.00 Bond Scholarship and Athletic Ability East Cocalico Alumni 325.00 Bond Mathematics Woman's Club of Adamstown 310.00 Art L.T.A. Club 310.00 Business Education Cocalico Union Boosters Club 3500.00 Athletic Scholarship and Citizenship Spanish Club 310.00 Proficiency in Spanish Sharman's Statue Instrumental Music Sharman's Cup Vocal Music Future Honiemakers of America 310.00 Leadership and Service to F.H.A. V.F.W.-Adamstown Post 325.00 Bond gl Cert. Scholarship, Citizenship 81 Attendance V.F.W.-Reinholds Post 325.00 Bond 8: Cert. Scholarship, Citizenship 81 Attendance Adamstown Lions Club 350.00 Bond Ach. Proportionate to Effort Denver Lions Club 325.00 Highest Boy Scholarship East Cocalico Lions Club 325.00 Highest Girl Scholarship Woman's Club of Denver 3300.00 Scholarship-Teaching Guy K. Bard Memorial Interest for 3500 Trust History Fund History Denver Alumni Trophy Leadership Denver Alumni Trophy Athletic Ephrata Community Hospital Staff Nurses 350.00 Nursing Penna. Medical Society 3500.00 Science AWARD WINNER Sandra Fasnacht Shirley Bowman John Leisey William Miller Bruce Mohler Nannette Greblunas Sandra Fasnocht William Miller Connie Youndt Robert Harting Robert Harting Sharon Kilhefner Sandra Fasnacht William Brubaker Kathy Fitterling William Brubaker Sandra Fasnacht Peggy Ann Leid Cheryl Leed Burnell Rettew Donald Wenrich Cheryl Leed Bruce Mohler Nag .- -x.. f?r1si3'i'vftx F' ',',,. ,fx kg. fx nf- .-new -eff? A fp kv ,W if A it Ex,-V ,K.. L ' my Q. umww' 4 1 a ir kt - s ah, 1 A 4 l f ax i 35 i. E Aff' 4 wiv 1 I '26 By wiwas' Q -Nvk Q 3ivt' S Bobby Abel Lana Afflerbach Al's Esso Alice 8: Paul James Althouse PATRONS Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Alvin Enck Roy Ernst Harry Eshelman Alvin S. Fasnacht Mr. 8: Mrs. John A. Althouse Mr. 8: Mrs. R. Lester Althouse Richard L. Anderson' s Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Althouse Drug Store Donald Ansel Vincent Ansel Clem Baczynski Rev. 8: Mrs. R. G. Beals Mr. 8: Mrs. Warren Beamesderfer Mr. 8: Mrs. Wm. W. Becker Mr. 8: Mrs. Claude Bergman Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert Bergman Sheldon Bergman Robert Bergman Mr. 8: Mrs. Harvey Fasnacht, Jr. Mr. 8: Mrs. Harvey S. Fasnacht Mr. 8: Mrs. Lloyd S. Fasnacht Mr. 8: Mrs. Richard Fasnacht Mr. 8: Mrs. Samuel S. Fasnacht Mr. 8: Mrs. Edward Fausnacht Mr. Larry Fetter Mr. 8: Mrs. William Fichthorn Mr. 8: Mrs. S. R. Fichtorn Mr. 8: Mrs. Barry Fisher Fisher's Caie Mr. 8: Mrs. Pierce Fitterling Mr. 8: Mrs. Richard Fitterling Carl Ned Foltz Mr. 8: Mrs. Albert J. Beyerle Mr. 8: Mrs. Elam Binkley Mr. 8: Mrs. Stewart Binkley Bonnie 8: Bobby Brehm 8: Enck Mrs. Bernice Brensinger Dave Brensinger J. Daniel Brensinger Mr. Elwood Brice Mr. 8: Mrs. Clair Brooks Mrs. A. R. Brubaker Dr. J. H. Brubaker Mr. 8: Mrs. Leon S. Brubaker Chester Brysen Mr. 8: Mrs. Milton Buchter Terry Buckwalter Burkholder Bros. Masons C. 8: B. Trimming Carol's Beauty Shop Cocalico Equipment Company Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert Cox Danny 8: Sandy Dawn 8: Bobby Denver Planning Mill Don's Guli Station Dr. 8: Mrs. Russell Derr Mr. 8: Mrs. Eugene Deyer Dinger's Clothing 8: Shoe Store Dutchma.n's Diner A friend Craig Ebersole 8: Charcoal Mr. 8: Mrs Ronald Fortna Mr. 8: Mrs Charles Fosnocht Mr. 8: Mrs Harry Frankfort Mr. 8: Mrs A friend Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Cloyd Fultz Leon Garman Charles Gehman Miss Margaret Gehman Mr. 8: Mrs. Monroe H. Gehman Mr. 8: Mrs. Edwin Gehr Mr. 8: Mrs. Luther C. Gehr Ronald Gehr Mr. 8: Mrs. John E. Gerhard Craig S. Gerhart Helen Gerhart Mr. 8: Mrs. Irwin Gerhart Mr. 8: Mrs. Leon Gerhart Martin E. Gerhart 8: Sons Mr. 8: Mrs. Paul Gerhart Mr. 8: Mrs. Roy Gerhart William G. Gerhart Getz 8: Keiper TV Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert H. Getz, Jr. Mr. 8: Mrs. William Getz Mr. 8: Mrs. Philip L. Gladfelter Mr. 8: Mrs. Noah Gockley 8: Family Mr. S. L. Good Mr. 8: Mrs. Miles Goshert Mr. 8: Mrs. Harry Gring Oscar R. Gring Mr. 8: Mrs. C. E. Hagy PATRONS Helen Haines Mary Jane Sz Lee Haines Gerry Harding Mr. Sz Mrs Mr. Sz Mrs. Mr. Sz Mrs Mr. Sz Mrs. Mr. Sz Mrs Mr. Sz Mrs Mr. Sz Mrs Mr. Sz Mrs Phares Harting Walter W. Harting Earl Hassler, Jr. Paul D. Hassler Eugene Heck Stanley Heft Charles Hemling Eric Hemmerick Anna Sz Tom Henly Miss Kathryn Henly Lester Henly Mr. Sz Mrs Mr. Sz Mrs. Mr. Sz Mrs. Hess Bros. . Arthur Hertzog Evan Hertzog Steve Hirneisn Farms, Inc. Paul H. Hornberger Mr. Sz Mrs. Paul Hess Clara Hoffman Mr. Sz Mrs Rufus Hoke Mr. Sz Mrs Mr. Sz Mrs. Wilber Hyman A Friend Mr. Sz Mrs Mr. Sz Mrs Paul S. Kauffman Irwin Kegerise Mr. Sz Mrs. . Warren L. Kegerise Keiper's Beauty Shop Mr. Sz Mrs. Clarence Kern Dr. Mabel G. Kessler Mr. Sz Mrs Mr. Sz Mrs. Mr. Sz Mrs Mr. Sz Mrs Mr. Sz Mrs Mr. Sz Mrs Paul Kilhefner Samuel E. Kinch Frank Knauer, Jr. Belvin Kramer Marvin B. Kriebel Mr. Sz Mrs. . Howard Krimes Alvin Kring Shirley Kring A Friend Mrs. Mary A. Landis Mrs. Robert Lawrence Lebanon Valley Golf Course Lee Sz Elsie Mr. Sz Mrs Mr. Sz Mrs Mr. Sz Mrs Mr. Sz Mrs Mr. Sz Mrs. Earl Leed George Leed . Warren Leed Edward Lees Harry Leibold Lucille Marie Leid Mr. Sz Mrs. S. Harting Leid W. S. Leisey Gas Station Mary G. Leisey Mr. Sz Mrs. Paul S. Lesher Pierce Sz Ethel Lesher The Lesher Store Lillian's Blouse Shop E. T. Line Mr. Sz Mrs. Robert Lorah Mr. Sz Mrs. Andrew Ludwig Clyde C. Lutz Electrical Contractor Mrs. Mary Lutz Mary Alice Lutz Lynn Sz Terry M. G. S., Inc. Mr. Sz Mrs. Clarence Marderness Marzall's Marketbasket Mr. Sz Mrs. Bud McQuate Mr. Sz Mrs. Eli Meckley C. Wm. Meyers Edna K. Miller Gertie Miller Mr. Sz Mrs. Glenn Moffet Mr. Sz Mrs. Arthur Mohn Mr. Sz Mrs. Galen Mohn Mr. Sz Mrs. John K. Mohn Mr. Sz Mrs. John Paul Mohn Marie A. Mohn Barbara Moyer Mr. Sz Mrs. Edwin Moyer Glenda Moyer Marie Moyer Mr. Sz Mrs. Ralph Moyer Mr. Sz Mrs. Adam Nagle Mr. Sz Mrs. Russell S. Nelson Mr. Sz Mrs. Joseph Nies Mr. Sz Mrs. William Noll Ona K. Oberlin Mr. Sz Mrs. Luke Ochs Pat Sz Donnie Pat, Glen Sz Jan Mr. Sz Mrs. Francis Pehlman Jerry Petery's Barber Shop Phoebe's Beauty Shop Mr. Sz Mrs. Alvin Rabold Mr. Sz Mrs. Paul I. Rabold Tamara Rabold Mr. Sz Mrs. Herbert Ream Reamstown Mutual Insurance Company Paul Riffle PATRONS Peter Riffle Sara Riffle Mr. Sz Mrs. Willard Riffle Rose Sz Fred Mr. Sz Mrs. Clarence Royer Mr. Sz Mrs. Haskell Royer Mr. Sz Mrs. Robert F. Rupp Mr. Sz Mrs. Clair Rutt Mr. Sz Mrs. Lester Rutt Mr. Sz Mrs. Harvey Schannauer Mr. Sz Mrs. Harvey C. Schannauer Aaron Sensenig's Electrical Appliances Mr. Sz Mrs. George Sensenig Mr. Sz Mrs. Glenn Shaffer Sharon Sz Clyde Mr. Sz Mrs. Robert Shimp Sally Shimp Mr. Sz Mrs. Wilbur Shimp Mr. Sz Mrs. Donald Shirk John Shirk Mr. Sz Mrs. William B. Shirk Sholmartin's Garage Showalter's General Store Sue Showalter Mr. Sz Mrs. Elmer Shreiner Mr. Sz Mrs. Edward Shupp Helen Smith Rev. Sz Mrs. Marion Smith Mr. Sz Mrs. Snyder Mr. Sz Mrs. Harvey Snyder Mrs. Veoma Snyder Mr. Sz Mrs. Charles Specht Mr. Sz Mrs. Harvey Specht Jr. Mr. Sz Mrs. Paul Stafford Mr. Sz Mrs. Franklin Stahley Mr. Sz Mrs. Clarence Steely Linda Steely Mr. Sz Mrs. Harry Steffy G. S. Steinmetz, Inc. Mr. Sz Mrs. Kenneth Stewart Mr. Sz Mrs. Donald Stick Mr. Sz Mrs. Donald Stoner Charles Strohl, Jr. Mr. Sz Mrs. Charles Strohl Mr. Sz Mrs. Harold Strunk Mr. Sz Mrs. Chester Stuber Mr. Sz Mrs. Harold Stuber Mr. Sz Mrs. Lester Stuber Oscar R. Stuber Susie Sz Denny Mr. Sz Mrs. Samuel Swartz Mr. Sz Mrs. Clarence Sweigart Emma K. Sweigart Evelyn Sweigart Sweigart's Food Market Mr. Sz Mrs. Marvin Sweigart Mr. Sz Mrs. Victor K. Swiegart Mr. Sz Mrs. Fred Sweitzer A friend Terry Sz Trudy Mr. Sz Mrs. Texter Tink Tork Mr. Sz Mrs. Lloyd Tothero Mr. Sz Mrs. Glenn Trostle Mrs. Harold Troutmen Lillian Troutmen Mr. Ralph Usner Mr. Sz Mrs. Donald Van Reed Forrest Wealand Weave Corporation Mr. Sz Mrs. Harold S. Weaver Fern Weber Jacob A. Weber Grace Anna Weidman Ernest Weiner Mr. Sz Mrs. Harold Weinhold Mr. Sz Mrs. Micheal Weinhold Mr. Sz Mrs. Melvin Weise Mr. Sz Mrs. Aaron Wenger Jim Wenger Karen Eillen Wenger Mr. Sz Mrs. Clair Wenger Jeff Westerhoff Mr. Sz Mrs. Arthur White Mr. Sz Mrs. Mark Whitmer Mr. Sz Mrs. Alfred Wolf Mamie Wolf Mr. Sz Mrs. Lawrence Woods Mr. R. C. Yerger Luke B. Youndt Mr. Sz Mrs. Elmer Yost Mr. Sz Mrs. Lester Zerbe Dr. H. S. Ziemer Mr. Sz Mrs. Charles Zimmerman Mrs. Mirian Zimmerman Dr. Sz Mrs. Zwally Mr. Sz Mrs. Lester Zwally A friend ' ,v , no 'fi V ,QV , .W - , g E +f Z fflflm 3 ' 'flu ladt : XXX ts ? :' 4n1 fQ7j-xQiX V , 1 fp f 'Tx17 Q1 Nf2' x ., IW J ,X q 4 Y Y . 4 gy 'I - W-55 ' 444 ZQQQ 3 M , KA-LE'KO 7964 KO' W nw A f zjsii in 1 Y QS? '- FN , ' 3 5 : fav -- 1 X 4 9 v. J, 1 mf . ,M--w rf,-,-3 f,-mn? 13 ,j,,..,,:, , , .., , . ,:r,,. ..,.....,, Y. -.,,.-.f:':1.- -wg . , . ,L ,.,,. , . . l 'QR ,4- : 4. TSR. s L.