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

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Boose, Kathleen Martin, Layout Editor, Theresa Hertzogg Business Manager, Marilyn Adams, Sports Editor, Dolores Fitterlingg Literary Editor, Linda Carvellg Photography Editor, Dennis Stephan, Art Editor, Donna Wenrichg Faculty Ad- visor, Carl Ned Foltz. www' Published by the Senior Class of Cocalica Union High Sch00L Denver, Pennsylvania 2 J' Q Q We the co-editors of Ko- Ka-Le-Ko 1965 wish to take this space in order to offer thanks to the people who have co-operated in the production of this yearbook. First of all, we wish to thank our advisor, Mr. Carl Ned Foltz, without whose as- sistance and guidance, this yearbookwouldnot be possible. We also want to extend our thanks to Mr. Amos Martin, who co-operated on many oc- casions taking many of the pictures within the yearbook. We also are grateful to those who patronized or bought our yearbook and anyone else who has helped us in our en- deavors. We hope you enjoy this collection of memories. Kathryn H. Boose Kathleen Martin KO KA LE-KO erson has ,IWYPL 2 or QQ NJ' I 1 .Qir-6-cv-91:1 'rf nd ,.5m7W'Ei? 4 il!! su AC COCALICO UNION Robert F. Smith, Supervising Principal To the Class of 1965: I wish to congratulate you on your graduation from Cocalico Union High School, to extendto you my very best wishes for suc- cess in your chosen field, and to thank you for your fine coopera- tion here. Today, broad political, social, and economic forces tend to affect our lives more than immediate and directly controllable factors. The direction these take will be shaped by the attitudes of people, particularly toward such values as freedom and justice. The future of our country depends, more than ever before, onthe willingness of you, our educated men and women, to accept a responsibility for the common welfare . . . be it local, state, or national. Although it has not been my privilege to know each of you intimately, my observation of your active concern and respect for the rights of all students, and your active participation in school government, leads me to believe that you are ready and willing to accept the unusual challenges the reality of atomic power, automation, space exploration, political and social unrest will bring to you. Robert F. Smith, Supv. Prin. Cocalico Union School 'Nm District Homer R. Weaver, High School Principal SCHOOL BOARD ROW l-Mr. Warren Althouse, Mr. Wilbur Glass, Mr. Harry Leid, Mr. Warren Leininger. ROW 2-Rev. Harold Minnich, Mr. Abram Weiler, Dr. Raymond Stayer, Mr. Paul Gre- binger. To the Class of 1965: If you will help in the struggle to preserve the quality and the continuity of our culture, society will learn to depend on you in asserting the dignity and worth of the individual. May you have a faith that still shines like a light midst the encircling gloom. But only by striving to know God can you retainthe freedom to criticize, guide and uplift mankind. May your reverence for human life, sensitivity to spiritual values, faith in man's ethical discernment, the acquisition to competency to interpret and appreciate living help emancipate each of us for a richer and fuller life. Best wishes for the future. Homer P. Weaver Senior High Principal 9 Mr. Nevin Myer Mathematics Mr. William Lauris Science Linda Walmer ness Education Mr. John Rice Science 'WS ,Q Guidance Mr. Earl Becker Business Education Mr. Roger Care Mr. John A. Smaltz Science Mr. Chester Sweigart English .-- 0 yf 0 1 Dfw: M., , Mr. Barry Miller Social Studies JL Mr. Ronald Schlaybach Miss Cynthia Ke rnahan English Industrial Arts Mr. William Gates Music Mathematic s Mr. Roland Stephens Mr. Gerald Albrecht Social Studies l U '555:fiy,iE 9 ,, ggf2:s11,g'2af?tw-2' f -f 7-f via, :fs 09511 F- zffv f -1 f- .Jgifszf f. 5 1 I ' s 5 ,S wigs Militia liek 'Am as if Vhfag is My 55,355 Y Q 5 X 'mf N fawjgf H 54 ,z 4 ...B if X :lt w-ASZIN, Mrs. Jane Kilkuskie Business Education Mr. Ernest Stewart Social Studies Mr. Jacob Rupp Driver Education Mr- C3-F1 Ned F 01132 Mr. Martin Martzall Arts German Mr. Paul Gensemer Social Studies Mr. J. Daniel Brensinger English S IQ 2913 SEQ? ?,gzi:Q1Q,: Miss Joan Kautz Business Education Miss Barbara Miller Office Mr. Floyd Sweigart Music Mr. Donald F. Peters Spanish Mr. J. A. Belt Special Education i Mr. George Richards English Miss Shirley Rathje Librarian Al. i X Mr. Robert N. Hill Industrial Arts i 'sv 1 552. .- Mrs. Suzanne Wood Physical Education Mr. Harry Schaeffer Physical Education Mr. Ralph Lutz Mathematics E X 5 s 5 s Mrs. Me rla Hulshizer Nurse Mrs. Barbara Heckman Physical Education YU . , In ,,, K I . :L-its 'fa fiiff A 1 ' :ffl ,gg S 3 v get 4 5 !if '!3w-M' M A i n fr 113 .gm 5 , . Q Q .f - , . . if Mm, U' mic Mrs. Genevieve Snyder Home Economics Mr Walter Pfeiffer BIOIOQY Mr. Spencer Henry Physical Education f.,.gE'.: ?LAks'f EWS? ' . ,Q SEVENTH and EIGHTH GRADE FACULTY ROW 1: Mr. L. McComseyg Mrs. K. Gerstenlauerg Mrs. D. Leidg Miss B. Wellerg Mrs. I. Drummg Mr. S. Thompsong Mr. L. Landinig ROW 2: Mr. D. Feilerg Mrs. J. Kriebelg Miss G. Geibg Mrs. M. Grahamg Mr. O. McAfeeg ROW 3: Mr. E. Eblingg Mr. R. Hallg Mr. G. Shurr. I4 Kenneth E. Flinchbaugh Jr. High Principal To the Class of 1965: A student who is graduating may think his need and interest in education has been terminated. This concept should not prevail. Education should be the concern of all citizens regardless of age, status or position. An alumni should be concerned with continuing education for himself, about local education for students of all ages in his community, and to be informed of all issues in a democracy. An informed citizen is the keystone to a dem- ocracy. Informed citizens are educated citizens. Sincerely, !KfW...z!,faseLWL4.i5A I5 Z Y f if 5 3 CAFETERIA STAFF CUSTODIANS un., an-1... -' 'Fwy M.,-f' AFM' er ai' .vm ,,,. , BETTY JANE ADAIR JANET LOUISE ADAMS General Janie College Prep Janet' Friendly, honest miss . . . always there with a helping A person who can easily set and attain goals . . . very smile . . . likes Spanish- Hay Caramba . . . prizesa certain interested in teaching and church work . . . prizes her long- ring . . . usually seen with Dolores, Elaine, or Clarence . . . awaited driver's license . . . her main pain is irresponsible plays a mean game of minature golf . . . wants to be a good people . . . desiresaCaruso wig and a fried string bean diet. wife, Concert Band 1,2,3g Mixed Chorus 1,2,3g County Chorus lg X Mixed Chorus lg Girls' Chorus 1,2,3. FTA l,2,3g District Chorus C23 Historian, KSJ Vice President. MARILYN JEAN ADAMS Secretarial Marilyn Capable business manager of the yearbook . . . likes pizza and subs . . . usually seen at the Duce . . . pals with Judy . . . I JUDY ILENE ARNOLD Oi, I'm proud of ya ' . . . collects crazy pins and stuffed Clemca-1 A 5nUtZ animals . . . secretly desires to be a truck driver but will 139591555 business math C13-55 and b055Y P90919 - ' - Settle for being a Secretary. thrives on pizza and steaks . . . can usually be seen with Em- Girlsv Chorus 132,35 Mixed Chorus 1,2335 Football Band 2,35 maand Linda . . . secretly desires to join the Navy . . . hails Yearbook sraiffsg Newspaper 1,2,35 FBLA l,2,3 Q35 Vice Pres- from Adamstown' ment, Hockey 1,2,3g Tennis ZI3' Library lg FNA l,2,3g Modern Dance 35 Track 2. We 'iw -45 .L 7 , I8 .4-na T'm '+Q LINDA LOU BACHMAN General Bach Anti-clean sneakers kid . . . likesto listen to Peter, Paul, and Mary while eating tomato, lettuce, and bacon sand- wiches . . . thrives on Henry David Thoreau's works and ser- ious discussions . . . secretly desirestolive in Switzerland . . . FNA l,2,3g Majorettes lg Newspaper lg Mixed Chorus 1,2,3. LINDA LOU BAIR Secretarial Linda Always eating or talking . . . cherishes her diamond . . . member of FHA for a good reason -- Lance . . . tremendous interestinthe navy . . . week-ends keep her going . . . future involves wedding plans and homemaking . . . her main inter- est is waiting and receiving letters. FHA 25 Eagle Staff Ctypingj 3. Gil Fifi? K A.. r , i LEON EUGENE BAIR, JR. Industrial Arts Yogi Wouldlike to become acarpenter or a mechanic . . . likes steak sandwiches or pizza . . . will never forget his first date . . . enjoys English class, but has no time for World Cultures . . . seen with Meckley and Bucky . . . comes from Reamstown. DOREEN ANN BATES Secretarial Dori Airiendly, cheerful cheerleader anda talented newspaper editor . . . enjoys everyone's company and wants all to smile . . . an ardent school worker. Student Council 1 fSecretaryJg Mixed Chorus 1,2,3g Girls' Chorus 1,2,3g Cheerleader 1,2,3g Newspaper Staff l,2,3g Hock- ey l,2g Junior Play 23 Press Club 2,3. filfvfaw, MY-. , , '.. Q .. 5 . 51 1 ,. A.., - K . A V1 -i. E Q 2 lirs 5 JOHN H. BEARLNGER Industrial Arts Henry Dislikes girls who think they are more than they really are . . . enjoys sports and girls'?'?? . . . can usually be seen with Terry and Craig . . . secretly desires to become a pi- lot? ? ? . . . butplans to attend Williamsport Technical School. Chorus 152,35 Football 2,3. EMMA BEHNEY Commercial Emmy Future beautician . . . often heard exclaiming You're kidding . . . can be found at the Terre Hill Snack Bar . . . will never forget Linda's party . . . enjoys art classes and dancing . . . spends her spare time collecting things for her hope chest. Future Nurses 1,25 Modern Dance 3. RONALD EUGENE BECKER College Prep Becker Extremely sociable with the opposite sex . . . aims his future toward a physical education career . . . values his un- demolished car . . . interests include sports, and writing Hi-Y minutes. Football 1,2535 B askerbaii 152,35 Basebaii 1,2,3g H1-Y 1,2,3 fsecretary 2,315 Political Science 25 Newspaper Stalf 152. College Prep SHIRLENE BELT Shern Pet peeve - homework . . . came to us from Mt. Union, Pa. . . . often heard saying How about that . . . plans to en- ter the nursing fie at C. U. Junior Class Playg ld . . . will always remember her first day Mixed Chorus 15 Girls Chorus 35 F.N.A. 3. LUKE A. BINNER, JR. General Binner Supplements Goosie's and Musser's plans in crime . . . would love to eat tons of apple dumplings and live in Rutt's Pool Room . . . has a tremendous amount of agility and co- ordination . . . a cassanova by profession . . , usually found wearing Bermudas. Chorus lg Football 1,2,3g Basketball l,2,3g Hi-Y 3. MARCIA ANNE BOEHRINGER General Murph Always conscious of a neat appearance . . . secretly de- sires to own Saks Filth Avenue . . . has exquisite taste . . . prizes her'65 Mustang . . . the boss' daughter of Boehringer's Drive In . . . plans to become an airline stewardess. F.H.A. 1,2,3 fTreasurer 2,3J, I DARLE EUGENE BIRCHALL General Charlie Came to us from Philadelphia . . . plans to further his education at McCann's School of Business . . . the Junior Prom brings back memories . . . archery and hunting are his hob- bies . . . can be seen with Jim, John, and Larry . . . dislikes girls who smoke . . . would like to be president of General Motors. Track lg Football 2. KATHRYN H. BOOSE College Prep Kitty At the top of her class . . . worships her egg-handling job . . . would love to be a Spanish senorita . . . a capable yearbook organizer . . . made a great portrayal of Bunny Watson in the Junior Play. Sr. High Mixed Chorus 1,2,3gGir1's Chorus l,2,3 KAccompanist 2,3Jg Dramatics 1,2 CPresident 21g Library Club 1,2 CPresi- dent 215 Spanish Club l,2g Yearbook Staff 3g Jr. Play. if ,..,.-1iU ' tivo-r DARLENE BOWMAN LINDA LOU BOYER College Prep Darlene Commercial Lulu Possessesaconstant blush. . .her hobby is accompanying Future bookkeeper . . . prizes her stuffed animals . . . Barry on hayrides . . . usually found knitting in the Home Ec- travels with Judy and Emma . . . will never forget Mrs. Kil- onomics room . . . has a certain interest in a boy with red kuskie's English classes . . . would love to own a new Chevy hair and sewing . . . plans to become a teacher. . . . enjoys roller skating . . . could do without homework. F.T.A. 1,2,3. Future Nurses 1,25 F.B.L.A. 3. LINDA LOUISE BOYER Secretarial Linda MARK LEE BRYANT Will someday be an efficient bookkeeper . . . likes to College Prep Little Man dress up . . . could exist on Frenchfries and steak sandwiches Intends to further his education at Albright . . . loves all . . . doesn't like to see girls smoke . . . proud of her family types of mathematics . . . usually found at the Adamstown Y . . . boys and clothes take up most of her time. . . . his goal in life is to be successful . . . probably desires F.B.L.A. l,2,3 Cpresident 3JgHockey l,2,3g Tennis 2,35 Girl's to be Tarzan. Chorus l,2,3g Eagle 3. Chorus 2g Wrestling 23 Spanish Club 1,25 Coin Club 1. 22 + 'fLF v AN 5 i s i 'W T- -i. 'Y 'Y xx , Y rf' M f TERRY LEE BUCKWALTER Industrial Arts Bucky Fortunate owner of a red Mustang . . . chicken pot pie is his favorite food . . . doesn't like to dress up . . . would hate to lose his driver's license . . . will someday be a carpenter . . . often seen with Bearinger and Leon.. . product of Reams- town Elementary. Theater Arts 2,35 Track 1,2,3. CONSTANCE G. BURKHOLDER College Prep Connie An asthetic who loves to be everywhere the gang is . . . could spend all her evenings eating seafood with Jim while listening to the Beach Boys . . . usually seen with Carvell, Brenda, and Terri or cheering at games , . . a favorite dec- laration is Holy Mud! . Mixed Chorus 1,2,3gGir1s' Chorus l,2,3g FTA 1,2 Treasurerg Student Council 3 Treasurer, Sr. Band 15 Cheerleading 2,33 Jr. Class Play, Newspaper Staff 1. WILMER G. BURKHART Industrial Arts Will Dislikes wreckless??'? drivers . . . secretly desires to own a Cobra or a Sting Ray . . . lists hunting, baseball, and ice skating as his three favorite hobbies . . . can usually be seen with Bill and Barry. Theater Arts 2,3. LINDA LEE CARVELL College Prep Carvell Co-captain of the hockey team . . . hopes to become an alumnaof Albright College . . . often seen with Terri, Connie, Brenda or with her family of mice . . . Literary Editor of Yearbook. Mixed Chorus 1,2,35 Girls' Chorus 1,2,35 Color Guard 1,2,3g Hockey 1,2,35 FTA 1, Student Council 2,3 131 secretaryg News- paper Staff 2,33 Yearbook Staff 2,3g FHA 2g Tennis 2. DONNA LYN COMEAU an Willa-vii General Speedy Loves to wear tight skirts and sweaters . . . thrives on Italian foods . . . enjoys dancing and modeling . . . can be us- ually heard saying Oh Crap . . . came to C.U. from Mass- achusetts . . . loves to attend local dances. FHA 35 Modern Dance 35 Chorus 2. WILLIAM DAVIDSON Industrial Arts Bill Sharp dresser in the Senior Class . . . lists hunting as his favorite hobby . . . usually seen with Wilmer and Barry . . . spends his spare time at Daniel's Diner . . . wishes to join the U.S. Navy. Theater Arts 2,3. SALLY ANN CROUSE Commercial Mousie Favorite foods include candy, ice cream, and cherry pie . . . loves to wear shirt-waist dresses . . . secretly desires to own an engagement ring . . . enjoys driving her car and watching T.V. FHA lg FBLA 1. JAMES DEMMY College Prep Jack A jester who owns a jolly green VW . . . despises the sticky, sliding juice collector ftrombonel, yet plays it like a pro in the Dance Band . . . a future chemist . . . would love to own a Sting Ray and a Madras factory. Dance Band 1,2,3g Football Band l,2,3g Concert Band 1,2,35 Tennis 2,3. 5, 'fir DONALD R. ERNST Industrial Arts Don Avid World Culturesfanfrom Reinholds . . . Hey! . . . usually seen with John and Larry around Adamstown . . . prizes his car and hates women drivers . . . plays a mean game of golf . . . slaves at Bollman's Hat Factory. Golf 1,2,3g Theatre Arts 3. MAY LORAINE FASNACHT Secretarial May Short and sweet . . . can often be seen giggling . . . pet- peeve --big assignments . . . prizes her driver's license . . . secretly desiresto get married . . .favorite subject - study? ? ? . . . future undecided. F.B.L.A. 35 Newspaper Staff 3. ly f 1 'igqm s Lf ' xe 5 J T 1 A, , pg .e , X in LORIN FASNACHT Industrial Arts Lusky Dislikes girls who smoke . . . wants to be rich . . . seen with Bill and Will . . . rates his 3O Ford as most prized possession . . . secretly desires to own a Thunderbird. DOLORES A. FITTERLING General Dolores Friendly Adamstown lass . . .possessesahugh smile for everyone . . . usually seen with Betty and Elaine . . . hates English andpeople who don't use turn signals . . . will always remember 10th grade Plane Geometry and English classes . . . desires to marrya come-again-doctor but meanwhile wants to become a medical secretary. F.N.A. 1,25 Newspaper Staff 35 Yearbook Staff 35 Tennis 2,3. l 'hm lf-'ima 25 LINDA D. FORRY Clerical Linda Has a terrific talent for memorizing Shakespeare . . . craves sandwiches, motorcycles, Shakespeare, and stuffed animals . . . will make the Navy her career . . . couldn't part with her record albums . . . loves to wash cars and read civil war books. F.B.L.A. 2,3. ELAINE M. FRITZ General Elaine Possesses a captivating smile . . . glad for mail routes between Adamstown and Juniata College I l I . . . enjoys world cultures . . . a product of Adamstown Elementary . . . seen with Dolores and Betty . . . will never forget 10th grade Ge- ometry classes . . . enjoys swimming and ice skating . . . future is undecided. Commercial Judy ' Our lively head majorette aspiring to become a private secretary . dislikes conce1ted people prizes her tran sistor radio would like to travel Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 Girls Chorus l,2,3, F B L A 2 3 Dra matics Club 1 qv P J, Newspaper Staff 1 2 3 CTyp1ng Editor 31 Junior Class Play 2, Majorette l 2 3 CHead 33 Commercial Garner Interested in cars and money likes bookkeeping but hates English prizes his car keys would like to own a'65 Chevy convertible resides in Reamstown hopes to become a bookkeeper Football 1. is f ,,, as 255, X eq ,H .n,'a Js , fl gil! A ' r 1 5s J Y 51 af F f A A 1 26 www: ,.A,a.iQml6'K RONALD E . GE HR General Ron Hails from Schoeneck . . . travels with Larry and Barry . . . says he'll never forget 10th. grade business math . . . enjoys boating andhunting . . . plans tojoin the Air Force . . . rates steak sandwiches asfavorite food . . . often heard saying Do tell . . . secretly desires to become a millionaire. Automotive Club 3. TERRY LEE GERHART College Prep Terry Trackand football man . . . hates to leave Mr. Smaltz and his Physics classes? '?? . . . values his horses . . . ftms around with Shovy andJim . . . secretly desires to lead the track team to the League Championship . . . plans to attend college. Football 1,2,3g Track l,2,3g Band 1,2,3g Hi-Y 2,3g Political Science 2. LARRY D. GENSEIVLER General Goosie Denver import . . . prizes his '50 Ford flipper . . . will always rememberninth grade Latin classes . . . likes driving and goofing around with Mus and Binner . . . his Oh, bite me ! echoesinC.U.'s halls . . . intends to join the Air Force but secretly desires to be a comedian. Track 1,2,35 Basketball 1,2,3g Football lj Football Mgr. 33 Hi-Y 3. KAREN EILEEN GRANT Commercial Keggie From the big city of Stevens . . . pet peeve - crowded busses . . . Shorthand is listed among her favorite subjects . . . World Cultures is least favorite . . . usually seen with Louie or hard at work twirling baton . . . wants to be a sec- retary. FHA 15 FBLA 2,3g fSec.-31 Majorette 2,35 Girls' Chorus l,2, 3g Newspaper Staff 3. ' PHYLLIS ANN GRILL College Prep Phyllis Cute redhead . . . responsible forthe laughter in a group . . . plansto earn an R.N .... hopes to marry a surgeon . . . enjoys reading, driving, and sleeping . . . could survive with- out algebra classes . . . claims roast turkey as her favorite food. Press Club 1,2,3g Spanish Club lg F.N.A. 1,2 Chistorianj 3 fsec.JgJr. Playg Newspaper 1,2,3 fnews editorjg Girls Chorus 1,2,3. LARRY LEE HAGY General Hagy A future technical engineer . . . is interested in sports, girls, and cars . . . prizes the pinball machine at Danie1's Diner . . . scores steak sandwiches and French fries as his favorite foods . . . can frequently be heard saying You old dog . Football l,2,3g Track 1,2,3g Wrestling 2. ,sy ,c,..,,..1r THORBOURG GUDMUNDSDOTTIR College Prep Dee Our unique Icelandic import . . . enjoys corn on the cob and theplays at F8LM's Green Room . . . swims like a fish . . . plays basketball like areal pro . . . hopes to become a service news correspondant . . . should be a genius in history. Student Councilg Mixed Chorus. RICHARD RAYMOND HAGY College Prep Dickie A real math whiz . . . looks forward to trig. classes! !! . . . rates steaks and California-burgers his favorite foods . . . pet expression is That's Poor . . . slaves at F and M Hat Factory . . . boasts he can play a musical instrument-- the radio . . . future plans include pharmacy. Football 1,25 Track lg Hi-Y Club 1,2,3g Political Science 25 Basketball Manager 1. ,X JAMES N. HALDEMAN General Wimpy Comes from the Schoeneck woods . . . likes World Cul- tures!!! . . . pals around with Larry and Phil . . . likes the seashore and prizes his sixteen foot speedboat . . . will al- ways remember a certain fishing trip . . . secretly desires to travel. Track 2,35 Basketball lg Football 1,2. EILEEN LOUISE HARTING General Inky Hails from Reamstown . . . secretly desires to own a diamond . . . loathes vulgar language and P.O.D.'??? , . . thrives on charcoal steak . . . considers art and reading her two main interests . . . prizes her '57 Chevy. F.H.A. 1,2,3g Girls' Chorus 1,2. RUTH HARDING General Ruth An avid reader . . . enjoys meeting friendly people . . . likes her teachers but doesn't care for English . . . her hid- den desire is to live on a desert island?? . . . prefers jazz over other types of music . . . travels with Mary Lou and Eileen . . . future undecided. BONITA LOUISE HASSLER College Prep Bonnie Lively blonde Reamstown lass . . . usually seen with Kitty or Hass . . . secretly desires to drive a dragster . . . World Cultures--Holy Mud!! . . . lots of fun . . . will always re- member her seventeenth birthday. Color Guard 1,2,3g F.H.A. 1,2,3 fpres.3Dg Spanish Club 1,25 Yearbook 3. wud W ylkky .. ..... ,ff I . MSW' LINDA LOUISE HASSLER College Prep Linda Possesses beautiful green-blue eyes . . . secretly de- sires to live in Europe for a year. . .will always remember her weekend in Wildwood . . . future includes being an ele- mentary teacher via East Stroudsburg State. Junior Play 2g Student Council 33 Yearbook 35 Hockey Team 1, 25 Cheerleader 2,33 Newspaper 1,2,3g FTA l,2, LYNWOOD HASSLER Commercial Linny Interested in understanding other people . . . prizes his National Scout Award . . . can be seen at the Adamstown YMCA . . . secretly desires to get a girl . . . future in the forestry service. Baseball 1,2,3g Chorus 15 Band 1,2,3g Football Band 1,2,3g Dance Band 1. LINDA LOU HASSLER Commercial - 'EMLQ . ' Linda A cute blond . . . enjoys sleeping and eating between meals . . . will never forget driver training classes . an be heard exclaiming Oh yeh ! . . . loves a certain teddy bear . . . enjoys helping people . . . hopes to become a practical HUFS9. Girls Chorus l,2,3g Mixed Chorus 1,25 FHA 1,25 FNA 3 SAMUEL G. HEISER, JR. Clerical Is not a fan of school in general . . . heard exclaimmg Can't do it, Barney! . . . came to us from Rothsville will never forget the Junior-Senior prom in '64 . . . enjoys hunting . . . puts in spare time at Clay Foundry . . likes casual clothes and bookkeeping classes . . . will someday be a great asset in someone's office. Chorus 1. 140' , l ,.,. sew' Y , H.. PETER MICHAEL HEMMERICH College Prep Pete American History fan . . . usually found trying to find a way to promote himself . . . prizes his drivers license?'?? . . . petpeeve - girls who hate him . . . admires Hayley Mills . . . will attend Penn? Miami? Parsons? . . . a. former Valley Fo rge c adet . Football, 23 Tennis 25 Hi-Y 2,3g Political Science 2. MARY LOU HENLY General Mary Lou Quiet, except in gym class! . . . would like to become a beautician . . . prefersjazz to other types of music . . . could do without conceited people . . . loves pizza and California- burgers . . . secretly wishes she could vacation in Hawaii . likes to ride bicycle. FHA 1,2. LARRY LANDIS HENLY College Prep Hen Usually seen with Rick and Randy . . . secretly desires to be a test pilot . . . will always remember the weekend of May 29, 1964 . . . most prized possession--his furnished bedroom ? '? 'P Football 1,2,3 Cco-capt.3lg Baseball 1,2,3g Basketball 1,2,3g Hi-Y 1,2,3 fPres. 2,335 Political Science 2 CV-Pres.l3 Junior Playg Outdoors Club 1 CV-Pres.l. LOIS ANN HERTZLER Secretarial Louie Always ready to lend a helping hand . . . loves cheese- burgers . . . has hidden artistic talents . . . enjoys swimming and making her own clothes . . . likes shorthand . . . aspires to be a secretary . . . plays the piano . . . came to us from Reinholds Elementary. Girls Chorus 1,35 Mixed Chorus 1,35 Tennis 25 Future Nur- ses lg FBLA 35 Newspaper Staff 3. ak nw . 1 THERESA L. HERTZOG College Prep Terri Our dynamic head cheerleader . . . plans a career in nursing . . . a sports' fan . . . generates much school spirit . . . will always remember summer parties. Hockey 152,35 Cco-captainJ5 Cheerleader 1,2535 fcaptain Sl F.N.A. 1,2,3 Ctreas. 1,25 pres. 315 Yearbook 35 Girls Chorus 1,2535 Spanish Club 1,25 Newspaper 1,25 Jr. Play5 Mixed Chorus 1,2,35 Press Club l,2. DOUGLAS LEE HIRNEISEN College Prep Doug A class clown!! . . .Drives a cute redanclwhite plymouth . . . valuable member of the Eagle 1l . . .will never forget the baseball championship in spring of '64-terrific infielder- puts in time at Mowrey's Garage . . . would like to be an aeronautical engineer. Football 1,2,35 Basketball 1,25 Baseball 152535 Hi-Y 2,3 fV.P.l5 Political Science 2. JOY CAROL HILTON Commercial Joy Tootsaclarinet . . . treasuresa certain Wilson ring . . . likes ice skating. swimming, and slow dancing . . .thrives on pizza . . . says she enjoys weekends and homeroom best . . . wouldn't mind being in the Navy . . . will always remember February 9, 1963. Concert Band 1,2,35 Football Band 1,25 F.H.A. 152. DENNIS HOOVEIR General Hopper Considers typing his favorite subject . . . secretly de- sires to be the President of the U.S .... a future state police- man . . . enjoys steamed clams . . . can be seen with Lingy and Terry. Track 1,25 Football 35 Chorus 1,25 Football Band 1,25 Dance Band 1,25 Band 1,2,35 County Band 2,35 Automotive Club 35 Golf 35 Outdoors Club 1. -3' STEPHANIE JOY HOOVER College Prep Steph Can be seen riding her trusty Steed . . . a future teacher . . . has much interest in local dances! . . . would like to own a thoroughbred horse . . . will always remember tenth grade English classes. F.T.A.-1,2,3g Mixed Chorus- 1,25 Girl's Chorus -1,25 Physical Ed. Club- lg Spanish Club-1. PAUL E. KNAUER College Prep Knauer Thrives on seafood . . . frequently found at the top of the Schoeneck hill . . . will always remember the all night party after the Jr. Play . . . likes wearing sporty clothing . . . plays a hot sax. Football l,2,3g Wrestling 2,35 Dance Band 1,2,3 ftreas.3Dg Chorus 1,2,3g County Chorus l,2g Junior Play. ' PHILIP PAUL KAUFFMAN College Prep Phil Good all-around athlete . . . will always remember the winter of '62 and the summer of '64 . . . could do without German Classes . . . interests include girls and sports . . . ca.n't standpeople who know it all . . . plans a career in the army. Football l,2,3g Basketball 1,2,3g Baseball 1,2,3g Hi-Y l,2,3 Cchaplainlg Chorus lg Political Science 2. NOREEN ELAINE KRAMER Commercial Noreen Peppy majorette . . . thrives on fried chicken and French fries . . . usually seen with Margie, Arlene, and Judy . . . plans to become amedical secretary after attending McCann's School of Business . . . treasures her drivers license . . . secretly desires to become an interior decorator. Mixed Chorus 1,2,3g Girl's Chorus 1,2,3g Majorette 1,2,3g FBLA l,2,3 Ctreas. 31. 41 4oW 00linnu....i RICHARD M. KRIEBEL College Prep Rick Adamstown import . . . likes hamburgers and baked beans . . . pals around with Larry and Randy . . . wants to attend Lafayette College to be a doctor . . . likes trig and chemistry . . . secretly desires to be a cattle rancher. Football 1,2,3g Basketball 1,2,3g Baseball 3g Chorus 1,2,3g Band 1,2,3gTennis 23 Hi-Y 2,35 Student Council 1,35 Political Science Club 2. BARRY L. LEED Industrial Arts Leedy FELM Hat Company slave . . . usually seen at Richie's pool room with Bill and Will . . . prizes his guns . . . secretly desires to own a Corvette . . . plans to make the U.S. Air Force a career. Theater Arts 2,35 fPres. 353 Track 15 Wrestling 3. RITA E. LAUSCH Commercial Rida One of Mr. Becker's prized sales and law pupils? ?? us- ually seen with Chrissie or Bonnie at the Duce . . . likes sing- ing! ll and dancing . . . can be heard saying Oh! Gut! . . . snappy flag carrier in color guard . . . will never forget Mrs. Kilkuskie . . . secretly desires to get married. Color Guard 2,35 County Chorus 2,35 Girls' Chorus 1,2,3, Mixed Chorus l,2,3g FHA 1,2,3. TERRY LIED College Prep Liedy Hails from Reamstown . . . treasures his golf clubs . . . says he could live on steaks . . . doesn't like girls who smoke . . . favorite subject --trig! ! ! secretly desires to own a GTO . . . hobbies include golf, baseball, and bowling . . . plans to become an electronics engineer. Baseball 1,25 Basketball 1. new .ij J 5 .eq ,. .vu 'ur Nghyvl 115' DONALD CRAIG LONG College Prep Lingy Basketball and baseball enthusiast . . . usually seen with John and Dave . . . secretly desires to be a truck driver . . . thrives on cheese steaks . . . plans to attend East Stroudsburg State. Hi-Y 2,33 FTA lg Baseball l,2,3g Basketball 1,2,3gJunior Play. SANDRA ANN LONG College Prep Sandy One of the shorter members of the class . . . algebra whiz . . . plans to attend Millersville State . . . earns money at Howard Johnson's . . . would like to travel . . . will never forget the Sophomore fishing trip . . . enjoys movies, swim- ming, and dancing. Chorus l,2,3g Girls' Chorus l,2,3g Yearbook Staff 3g FTA 2,3g FNA 1. JAMES ROBERT LONG General Longy Sick senior--likes cafeteria food . . . usually seen with Hoover and Hagy . . . pet peeve -- rat finks . . . will always remember C.U. dances . . . likes conservative clothing and machines and filing . . . secretly desires to take over Russia. Golf l,2,3g Chorus 1,25 Dance Band 1,25 Photography lg Auto- motive Bg Wrestling 3. KATHLEEN CLAIRE MARTIN College Prep Kathi F.T.A. 1,2,3 Cvice pres. 2, pres. 35 Color Guard l,2,3 Ccaptain 3Jg Newspaper Staff l,2,3 ffeature editor 2,315 Year- book Staff2,3 Cco-editor 315 Girls Chorus 1,2,3g Mixed Chorus l,2,3g County Chorus 2,3g District Chorus 2,33 Spanish Club lg Junior Play. 'Qu XA DANNA J. MCGARVEY Clerical Mac Hailsfrom Denver . . . usually seen with Glenna . . . will never forget the Sophomore fishing trip . . . plans a career as a beautician via Bryland Institute of Beauty Culture . . . lists Jim's class ring as her most prized possession. Spanish Club 25 Hockey l,2,3. ROBERT MECKLEY Industrial Arts Butch Sports-minded senior . . . can be seen with Woodsy and Skip around the Adamstown YMCA . . . prizes his electric guitar and the position he holds in the Marauders . . . desires to see the Phillies win the pennant some day . . . wants to see the Marauders become popular . . . will always remember a certain tenth grade biology class. Baseball l,2,3. K :,. i, .f,f ,hr ,Q .. 15 f ' ' 'rm -fin V E I tiff ,.,. in Q we p GERALD W. MECK General Chico Will always remember the Ephrata Fair . . . pet peeve-- losing basketball games . . . lists his most prized possession ashis '63 Ford Fairlane . . . secretly desires to have a GTO . . . usually seen with Mel and Al. Basketball 1,2,3g Dance Band 1,2,3g Concert Band 1,2,3g Foot- ball Band 1,2,3. LYNDA MENTZER Commercial Mentz Hails from Adamstown . . . Chinese food rates high on her list . . . stuffed animal collector . . . enjoys dancing and roller skating . . . September 26, 1963 holds memories for this gal . . . often seen with Barb and Margie or John . . . hopes to someday see the Orient . . . wishes drivers would use their turn signals. Jr. Playg F.H.A. 1,2. kk PHILLIP R. MILLER General Phil Noted owner of an adorable white Austin Healey . . . makes the most ofhis senior typing class! X? . . . wears the road out between Greenville and State Street, Ephrata . . . enjoys work ing on engines . . . will someday pilot a jet. Football lg Track l,3. PAMELA ELIZABETH NIES General Pam Talented miss-lends her voice to C. U.'s chorus . . . prizes her regional chorus medal . . . digs philosophy and hates conformity . . . likes chocolate peanut sundaes and Eng- lish Lit .... plans to attend Shenandoah Conservatory . . . wants to be happy. Mixed Chorus 1,2,3g Concert Band 1,2,3g Newspaper 1,35 Dis- trict Chorus 1,2g County Chorus l,2,3g Regional Chorus 25 Student Council 2,3 CVice Pres. 355 Junior Play. MARLIN GLEN MUSSER General Mus Hess Brothers' slave . . . the other part of Goose and Binner . . . likes baseball, bowling, or golf . . . will always remember Mrs. Ki1kuskie'styping classes . . . dislikes World Cultures . . . secretly desires a '65 Comet convertible, Baseball 1,2,3g Wrestling 2,3. RICHARD LEE PANNEBECKER Industrial Arts Dick Frequently seen with Dick and Tom . . . found at Schoe- neck Fire Hall. . . enjoys Shop Math . . . dislikes slow drivers . . . most prized possession--car keys. Theater Arts 3. LARRY L. RABOLD SIDNEY NOEL RAVEGUM General Larry Clerical Sid Calls Schoeneck his home . . . prizes his senior license Aumachines and filing enthusiast . . . would like to own . . . enjoys World Geography class . . . slaves as a bus boy a Mercedes Benz . . . is interested in antiques and guns . . . at Howard Johnson's . . . loves seafood . . . will always re- thrives on steaks . . . likes classical music . . . plans to study member Mrs. Kilkuskie's typing classes. data processing. Mixed Chorus lg Student Council 2. GLENN REDCAY College Prep Glenn ALAN REDDIG Conestoga Valley export . . . likes open-minded people Clerical Al and discussions with learned and thinking people . . . will Hatesto lose basketball games . . . willalways remember always remember pool-hall philosophy of Mr. Weaver . . . his goodtimes at C.U .... plans to become a bookkeeper . . . would make a good high school principal. a baseball fan . . . secretly desires to own a Mustang. FTA lg Student Council 2g Junior Playg Hi-Y 3. Basketball l,2,3. 38 www DALE ROTH Industrial Arts Roach Lists hard work as his pet peeve . . . thrives on Italian sandwiches and steaks . . . prizes his '55 Chevy . . . favorite expression - Why sure . . . can usually be seen slaving at Howard Johnson's. Photography Club 1. ANNA MARY SCANLAN Secretarial Anna Mary Prizes her driver's license . . . enjoys ice skating and dancing . . . could do without math classes but not without steaks . . . dislikes people who don't have manners . . . hopes to travel around the world and visit Hawaii. Girl's Chorus 35 FHA 1,2g FBLA 3. 3 9-JYPHM DOLORES MARIE RUDY College Prep Dolores Friendly Lass . . . considers biology her favorite sub- ject . . . neat appearance . . .treasures a certain Ephrata ring . . . dislikes unsociable people . . . plans a future in med- ical technology via Elizabethtown College. FNA 1,2,3g Yearbook 3. ANN G. SCHLEGEL College Prep Ann Will always be remembered as the frustrated operator of Emmerac . . . co-captain of the J.V. hockey team . . . fu- ture includes ateaching career . . . wishedto be a beer maid- en in the German Pavilion of the World's Fair. Mixed Chorus l,2,3g Football Band 1,2,3g Concert Band 1,2,3g District Chorus 25 County Hockey 2,35 Tennis 2,3 Cmanagerjg FTA 1,2,3g Yearbook 35 Junior Play. 'f:... .V 39 JAMES A. SCHLEGEL GORDON SCHWEITZER College Prep Squirrel General G0rdy Avid TUE fa-H - - ' P19115 to become 3 dentist - - ' Pet Plans to join the Navy . . . enjoys Fridays and summer PeeVe Sm9l1 Servings Of Cafeteria feed - - - will 9-1WaYS Te' vacations . , . hobbies include fishing, swimming, and playing member Latin class . . . desires to own a Cobra . . . most the guitar , , , will always remember 11th grade , , , fried Pfized P0SSeSSi0n hi5 German book? 7 7 chicken rates high with him . . . enjoys World Cultures clas- Football lg Junior Play. ses. Football 1.35 Baseball 1,2,3g Chorus lg Concert Band l,2,3, Marching Band 2. I GLENN W' SHAFFER ,, haf, MICHAEL E. sHARAD1N Industrial Arts I I S College prep uMiCkeyH Math fan - ' - W111 always remember 10'E Section ' ' ' Prizes his '65 Thunderbird . . . secretly wants to take d'2SDiSeS Stuck-UP People - -. - Often Wears Sportswear ' ' ' an African safari. . . loathes Chemistry and deceiving people usually seen atDeuce . . . desires to be rich . . . will become U l l loves Italian food D . I interested in music and drama. 3 barber. Spanish 1,25 Library 1,25 Dramatics 23 Chorus l,2,3g Year- Stlldeflf COHUCU 1- book Staif 33 Coin Club 1. 40 'W' Q-v+'1 hIl ARLENE SHENK Commercial Arlene Youngest girl in the senior class . . . plans to be a sec- retary . . . usually seen with Noreen and Marjorie . . . en- joys bowling . . . rates her drive r's license as her most prized possession. Mixed Chorus 35 Girl's Chorus 35 FBLA 35 FHA l,2. JOHN ROBERT SHIRK College Prep Shirkie One of those Schoeneck firehall guys! . . . can be found with either Craig Long, Tom Shirk, or Linda Weinhold . . . dislikes slow drivers . . . secretly desires to become a pro- fessional hockey player. Football 2,35 Cmgxnj Basketball 1,2,35 Kmgr.J Baseball l,2,35 Hi-Y1,2,3 Ctreasurer 2,315 Newspaper Staff 1,2,3 Csports ed- itor 2--co-editor 3J. were ALICE ALLEGRA SHIRK College Prep Alice Would love to take a walking tour across Europe . . . enjoys reading, sewing, and hockey . . . dislikes snobs . . . lives in the remote section of Cocalico . . . plans to attend Millersville . . . can't forget the Junior Prom. Hockey 2,35 FTA l,2,35 Yearbook 3. THOMAS L. SHIRK Commercial Tom Secretly desiresto be apoliceman . . . lists hunting, golf, and baseball as his three favorite hobbies . . . loves rock 'n roll music . . . will always remember Mrs. Kilkuskie's Eng- lish classes . . . can usually be found at Anderson's Drug Store. Baseball 1,2,3g Basketball 1,2,3. HAROLD SHOWALTER College Prep Show Likeable guy. . . enjoys sports and sports cars . . . calls Spanish rice his pet peeve . . . brain of plane geometry class . . . pals around with Terry and Al . . . hopes someday to pole vault 18 feet . . . could do without Spanish classes. Student Council 33 Track 1,2,3g Football 1,2,3. JAY LAVERN SITES Industrial Arts Sitesy Fond of seafood . . . likes driving, eating, and girls . . . prizes his carkeys and would someday like to own a.n XKE . . . can be found with Glenn and Dennis or at the Deuce . . . will always remember Mr. Fessler's English classes . . . could do without World Cultures classes . . . future mechanic. Golf 1,2,3g Wrestling 2,3. .1 LINDA SHUPP Secretarial Linda A friendly lass . . . hates conceited people . . . usually seen with Anna Mary and Arlene . . . plans to become a sec- retary . . . enjoys shorthand, typing, and painting . . . treas- ures her driver's license . . . spends her time working at Cedar Crest Motel. FHA 2,35 FBLA 35 Newspaper Staff 3. TRUDI SORENSEN Commercial Skeeter Came to us from Oil City . . . enjoys parties and dancing . . . can be found at the Terre Hill Snack Bar with Emma and Margie . . .thrives on steaks . . . dislikes sales and law clas- ses . . . spends her time sewing or horseback riding . . . dreams of seeing the world. KENNETH SPATZ College Prep Skip One of Mr. Martza.ll's prized German students . . . us- ually seen with Robert a.nd Donald at Robert's house . . . will always remember wrestling practice . . . hates girls who smoke . . . hopes to become a chemist in the future. Wrestling 2,3. LINDA JEAN STEELY College Prep Linda Energetic miss . . . has musical ability . . . dislikes Trig and egocentric people . . . prizes her '60 Falcon . . . secretly wants to travel to Germany . . . future undecided. Newspaper Staff 1,2 asst. ed. 33 Chorus l,2,3g Concert Band 1,2,3g Football Marching Band 1,2,33 District Band 25 County Band 1,25 Dance Band 3g FTA 1,25 Press Club 1,2. wmregwesi lf? was fargo 'QD' SHIRLEY LOUISE SPENCE Commercial Shirl Loves Ita.lia.n food . . . usually seen with Marian and the gang . . . despises slow drivers . . . enjoys swimming, dancing to rock 'n roll music, and listening to Joey Reynolds . . . earns money at the Colonial Motor Lodge . . . would like to become a hairdresser. F.H.A. lg Photography Club 1. LINDA LOUISE STEFFY General Linda Hails from Reamstown . . . secretly desires to own a Corvette . . . can be seen at the Deuce . . . would like to tint pictures for a photographer . . . fond of a certain boy named Jere. Spanish Club lg Girls Chorus lg FNA 1,2g Press Club 1,2,33 Eagle Staff 1,2,3 fRadio Editor 315 Hockey 1. vc-'Q has '- 1 . 1'11 Y1 Ng? .fS.Qf1iif3L,1', ,L , A A W ' .e r 2r.- Wei- i-weivff r ' ,4 if ' ' 13.51 fwW . v 'ii-tiled ' 1 L - tssr . P' 8 Meir MARIAN STEFFY DENNIS RAY STEPHAN Commercial Stein Industrial Arts Denny Petpeeve--slow drivers . . . prizes her driver's license Yearbook'sprizedphotography editor . . . dislikes people . . . digs classical and rock 'n roll music . . . secretly de- who like themselves . . . likes being a bachelor . . . pals sires to get married and to go to Europe . . . plans to study around with Tom and Dick . . . listens to rock 'n roll . . . practical nursing. secretly desires to own amansion . . . would like to be a com- F.N.A. 1,2,3g Tri-Hi-Y 1. mercial artist. Newspaper Staif 1,25 Yearbook Staif 3. THOMAS LEE STROHL BARBARA SWEIGART Industrial Arts Tom General Barb Hailsfrom Stevens. . . usually seen with Dick and Denny Calls Adamstown home . . . can be seen with Lynda and . . , wants to become rich . . . values his car keys . . . will Margie . . . dislikes World Cultures . . . thrives on cheese always remember the Vinemont Railroad tracks . . . dislikes steaks . . . would like to own a '65 Comet. . . interested in World Cultures and likes to bust pumpkins. dancing and roller skating. Theater Arts 3. F.H.A. 1,2. 44 DENNIS SWEIGART Industrial Arts Pizzon Friendly guy who has artistic inclinations . . . always has time for pizza or rock 'n roll--but none for World Cultures class . . . Pals with Andy and Dog . . . ultimate desire is to own anew Sting-Ray . . . girls and cars rate high with Den- nis . . . hopes for a career in art. LARRY EUGENE SWEIGART Industrial Arts Larry Likes continental clothing . . . one of the Reamstown gang . . .loves to hunt . . . will never forget 11th grade math clas- ses . . . plans to be an aviation mechanic . . . puts in time at Schra.fft's as a short order cook . . . enjoys rock 'n roll. fa M.. mir 4paJ5+'v'c. J AYNEJ LOUISE SWEIGART College Prep Jayne Likeable lass . . . loves pizza . . . prizes her driver's license . . . afaithful football fan . . . dislikes egotistic people . . . often heard saying Come on! . . . ambition--elementary teacher. Hockey lg Newspaper Staff 1,2,3g FTA 1. LARRY L. SWEIGART Industrial Arts Doggie Has an inclination toward cars . . . employed as a grease monkey . . . spends most of his time with his girl friend . . . wishes someone would give him a Sting-Ray . . . loves to eat and hang-out at the Duce . . . will always remember his hot Ford. gulf NEIL SWEIGART College Prep Schwig Bound for Indiana State College and a teaching career . . . enjoys Trig class . . . everyone's friend . . . valuable to the football team . . . interested in good music . . . will always remember the Sophomore fishing trip . . . secretly wishes he could live in Texas. FTA 15 Football 1,2,3g Basketball 1,25 Concert Band 1,2,3g Chorus l,2,3g Dance Band 2,3. BARRY L. TOTHERO Clerical Barry Thrives on steak sandwiches . . . usually seen with Tom and Linny . . . enjoys Business English classes . . . hopes to be aData-Processor . . . can be found at the Adamstown Y , Track Team 1,2,3g Chorus 1, Concert Band 1,2,3g Football Band 1,2,3. W i , r ui- g w TERRY A. SWEIGART Industrial Arts Terry Completely fascinatedby machinery, especially cars . . . owns and prizes a '56 Pontiac . . . loves to visit a certain house in Akron . . . another Amos fan fZinn's Diner em- ployeel . . . enjoys eating French Fries while listening to Rock and Roll music. RANDOLPH LEE TROSTLE College Prep Randy Afellow destined to occupy the White House . . . constant- ly working forthe betterment of the school . . . is not burdened by his myriad of responsibilities . . . the friend of Larry and Rick. Chorus 1,2,3g Concert Band 1,2,33 Football Band 1,2,3g Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3 CMgr.J3 Baseball 1, 2, 33 Student Council 1,3 tPres.D5 Political science 2 CPres.J, Hi-Y 2g Class Pres. 2,35 County Chorus 15 Jr. Play. 2 - 1 fel: 9?iRTi k k L, . ., ,--. V i x , 2' ,tx I if -W-wrvilbt 'films TERRY LEE TROUPE College Prep Ter This Denverite can usually be seen with Randy and Phil . . . prizes his sweaters, slacks, and car . . .often heard sayi.ng My Garsh . . . understands German? '?'? . . . doesn't like girls who smoke . . . hopes to become an engineer via Millersville and Penn State. Golf Club pres. 35 Political Science 2g Hi-Y1,2,3 Csgt. at Arms 2,3Jg Chorus 1,2,3g Concert Band 1,2,33 Golf l,2,3g Foot- ball 1,2,3. JOYCE ELAINE WANNER College Prep Joyce Says she will always remember the Sophomore fishing trip . . . thrives on cheese steaks and French fries . . . sec- retly desiresto take a trip to Europe . . . can usually be seen slaving away at the Dutchland Motel. FTA l,2,3g Newspaper Staff 2,33 Yearbook 33 Press Club 2,3. JAMES H. UNRUH College Prep Jim Hails from Reamstown . . . frequently seen playing his trombone . . . secretly desires to own a GTO . . . likes cars, sports, and htmting . . . possesses fond memories of Algebra classes . . . often heard saying I don't know. Football 1,25 Chorus 1,2,3g Band 1,2,3g Dance Band 2,3. MARGIE WANNER Commercial Toots Can usually be seen with Trudi and Emma . . .lists sports- wear as her favorite apparel . . . prizes her ticket to the merry-go-round . . . enjoys collecting stuffed toys . . . sec- retly desires to own a '65 Corvair. vm, Neill -G' Agri!!- Y -W .,q,. , LOIS ANN WEAVER College Prep Lois Came from Garden Spotin eighth grade . . . a. good friend of Lynette and Lois . . . has a distaste for two-faced people . . . will never forget Saturday night at the Ephrata Fair . . . Secretly desires to live on a ranch out west. F.N.A. 1,2,3g Girls' Chorus l. DONNA MARIE WENRICH College Prep Donna Dislikes German . . . secretly desires to own an XKE . . . resides in Reinholds . . . plans to attend the Philadelphia Col- lege of Art. F.T.A. 1,2,3g Newspaper Staff 1,2,3 fAsst. Editor 355 Yearbook Staif 33 Band 1,2,3g Majorettes 2,3. W' DAVID WEIST College Prep Dave Calls Denver home . . . often seen at Anders0n's Drug- store . . . will always remember those long, hard, summer footballpractices. . . secret desire--to own the Phillies . . . plans to attend Millersville. Football l,2,35 Hi-Y Club 2,3g Outdoors Club 1. MELVIN C. WINGENROTH General Mel Hails from Reinholds . . . pals around with Jerry and Al . . . secretly desires to manage the Phillies . , . prizes his '55 chevy . . . would like to become an office worker. Track 15 Tennis 2,35 Hi-Y 3. 5 i , f-if x 5 . QF A .Q v wi ,Q Q .lk MM ,ml it .. an lip? ,, . . 7 ' 'ii KENNETH L. WHITMYER College Prep HKGDHN Resides in Schoeneck . . . most prized possession--his '59 Simca . . . lists his hobbies as coin collecting and tennis . . . enjoys Trig Class . . . plans a future in aeronautics. BRENDA LOUISE WITMAN College Prep Brenda Always on the go--many friends, many interests . . . musically inclined . . . a future business teacher . . . wouldn't go to school without her Life cereal. Chorus 1,2,3g District Chorus 15 Regional Chorus 15 County Chorus 1,23 County Band 2g Concert Band 1,2,3g FTA 1,2,3 1Sec. 23 Newspaper Staff 1,2,3 CFeature Editor 2, Asst. Editor Sl Press Club 1,25 Cheerleaders 2,3 CCaptain 2Dg Junior Play. frftiifeu f i ff' , fi f4V'iil.' 1i.'5f-L1-Sf' 5 2.4. '- 51 03 ftiv f-if T 3 f ' N WH' LARRY WOODS Industrial Arts Woodsy Sports fan . . . likes seafood and Shop Math II . . . lists his driver's license as his most prized possession . . . funs around with Butch and Denny . . . usually found at the Adams- town Y . . . likes hunting and fishing. Baseball 2,3. EILEEN FERN YOST General Eileen One of the cheerleaders . . . lists typing as her favorite subject. . . resides in Schoe-neck . . . can be seen with Linda . . . prizes her letters from Delaware . . . likes lobster tail. Girls' Chorus l,2,3g Mixed Chorus 1,2,3g Majorette lg Cheering 2,35 Junior Playg FHA 2,3 lSec. 255 Newspaper Staff 3 CBus- iness Manager 33. Nuff JOHN A. YINGST Industrial Arts Andy Comes to Cocalicofrom Conrad Weiser . . . could do with- out Shop Math II and World Cultures . . . loves pizza and cars . . . would love to own an XKE . . . enjoys hunting . . . proud of his Pontiac . . . seen with Dennis and Dog . . . works at Green Lawn Garage . . . main ambition is to earn a good living. LYNETTE YOUNDT General Lynette Came to us from Conestoga Valley . . . friendly miss . . . prizes Jerry's ring . . . likes Spanish and horseback riding . . . pet peeve--slow drivers . . . usually seen with Lois and Louie . . . secretly desires to become rich. FNA 1,2,3. A-cfs :fn-ff' MARJORIE ANN YOUNDT Commercial Margie A perky gal usually seen with a smile on her face . . . hopes to bea secretary . . . scores steak as her favorite food and Al Martino as her favorite recording artist . . . can be seen with Noreen and Arlene . . . prizes Danny's ring . . . desires to go West. Student Council lg FHA 1,2,3g Newspaper 35 Color Guard 3. QQ 52 Eff? 1 ns NX ul , 7 jlgjji 1 5 ,F :gifs 1 A' -T' ll. 1 1 fr 94 EA b 1 L X w Y 12 212 ! ! E Ax tm fu 'al l l THE HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF 1965 as sophomores . . . 1962-1963 In September we came back to school again. From our masses we elected Rick Kriebel, President, Brenda Witman, Vice- President, Marilyn Adams, Treasurer, Doreen Bates, Secretary. Under Mr. Chester Sweigart, our advisor, we chose mint green and charcoal gray as our class colors for our school jackets which we received in November. In November we sponsored our only dance of the year: The Plymouth Rock. In this year we also sponsored coat-checks at home basketball games as a means of increasing our funds. Atthe climax of our sophomore school year some of us left on an exciting camping trip to Ocean City, Maryland. This was the result of various sub sales. as juniors . . . 1963-1964 In this year we were led by Randy Trostle, President, Connie Burkholder, Vice- President, Terry Troupe, Treasurer, Doreen Bates, Secretary, under the advisorship of Miss Joan Kautz. In this year the Junior class sponsored two dances: The Sno-Ball in December and the Dance of the Emerald Isle in March. As junior dramatists we presented THE DESK SET starring Kitty Boose, Pam Nies, Glenn Redcay, and Kenny Keffer. This year we received our class rings. We each had various stones to pick from, and each setting was ornated with 2 eagles, 1965, and Cocalico Union High School. Our year ended with our sponsorship of the Junior-Senior prom, Evening in Paris. The gym was transformed into a Parisian setting with the help of twinkle lights, awnings, streetlights, a fountain, many flowers, and a huge backdrop depicting the Eiffel Tower. as Seniors . . . 1964-1965 By this time we were whittled down to 133. Under the advisorship of Mr. Ralph Lutz we elected Randy Trostle, President, Terry Gerhart, Vice-President, Marilyn Adams, Treasurer, Doreen Bates, Secretary. As seniors we faced many new decisions, but for which we received bountiful rewards. Our treasury was augmented by the senior refreshment stand at home football and basketball games. The Senior class also sponsored The Homecoming Dance at which Doreen Bates, Homecoming Queen, reigned. This year we chose our class flower -- a green tipped carnation -- and our class motto -- Great thoughts come from the heart by way of the mind. The senior thespians presented THE CHALK GARDEN starring Jayne Sweigart, Pam Nies, Neil Sweigart, and Glenn Redcay and directed by J. Daniel Brensinger. On March 26 the Senior class journeyed to Washington, D. C. for the day. We visited many places among which included the Capitol, the White House, the Smithsonian Institute, and Arlington Cemetery. We ended the day by dining at the Casino Royal. On May 7 we again journeyed from Cocalico Union to an exciting rainy day at the New York World's Fair where we spent the day wandering in and out of various exhibits. 56 On May 28 we were entertained by the juniors at the prom very appropriately called Some Enchanted Evening. Here from among us Doreen Bates and Randy Trostle were crowned queen and king respectively. Our school year drew closer to the end when on June 6 Reverend Hess spoke to us at Baccalaureate services in the auditorium. The school year finally ended on June 9, 1965. As rewards for twelve years work we each received our prize diploma and one class flower. This evening was highlighted by three student speakers and our guest speaker Mr. Furman Bailey. So drew the end of our high school years and the history of the class of 1965. Great thoughts come from the heart by way of the mind 57 QW gi ,i -. ff Jw 33'-aria fans L., 1 .QE I 5 5 H Q , 5 , K. z D-hw, Q x u if r Ha. 4 -r .sf X 'Bl' 'fi il. ' , ..A x 4, . 2 ,, 2 'ii I , SOME ENCHANTED EVENING C.U. GYM MAY 29, 1965 P if V 7 1 4 . ,, . ' ' U ..I , 4 w ', 1 A 5 3 YA Y . -'1' L X V . yi xi K A Q Y I ,.,, A. yvkhrk Wx 511- UV' J' . 4MrS,fl..'s,,,,,u.,,L,. -M' A - vi ,.,..,.. xp W MW M., ,M WAV - , A V ' V X f ww W--M -lm W4-W Q- s H -gan CLASS TRIP TO WASHINGTQN, D.c MARCH 19, 1965 CLASS TRIP TO WORLD'S FAIR MAY 7, 1965 I f f, Jil. :- , W,-,is-,U ,,,,, , ,K . ' K ff. ,,:T -WS' V15 ,gr es, Q 'F' fy ,hwy l l 2 , ww,-, ' .l.MQ,.-f ,W el,l,.,,, , , A ,M , .,+:g.M--,- -,,. ,,,.,,. f. fl ,-,, 1 . .lil ,.,m..Q , ,, , sw W ..k,. 7 my . .ll x . llll Q S9QQ3?dl AP1?l19la11f-: llllllll lILittle'I1adyljl I .--g i gA-, . . St. Maugham l J l - 2 l Nurse THE CHALK fGAR DENf l Bagnold Diredtd by A Y J 4 Daniel l3rensinger g,ggs:walfq,: 4:-.1.ma.l1,Ql, - A ., .k,,., ,. km kk k.., 5 A fha -f, ,i-zu-efgmlffgfsw ,, V Wig,5:,f:, ,, lNielsl Glenn Redcay l in Sandra Long l llll iTerri 5HertzQg Jayne Sweigart Phyllis Grill Allce Linda Carviill Judy Frankhouser Cbimie l Marilyn Nell Swexgart V Hag gler DQ ,x ,J-Hmm.-.f .,g,,,Qw,.ff. x A K F' ' 3 K 4 f 1' fi W' A X 9 U -. i,'7,1.L,gq f Q- 'ima QE X - , Nw M, W , ,W 'P n . KN , -- , Mg g iv , fu 5, .V . f I A , ,Q MV, v A ' ' ' K my 4..,:-- .31 yt: f w ' .v ..1,g., -1 5 V 4 M LM . xv Q' Q K we :Q Q f sf H' 1 M , 4. uw ,1 f r G 9 H..,xNxm C W, . M 8 66 1 lth GRADE ROW 1-S. Fritz,D.Gunse1man, L. Hamaker, P. Palsgrove, A. Kemper, B. Klopp, C. Ides, S. Ream. ROW 2-M. Fet- ter, E. Rudy, L. Hagy, G. Mohn, L. Koch, S. Schaeffer, E. Spade, M. Martin. ROW 3-M. Lorah, J. Oberholtzer, D. Martin, M. Martin, H. Schaeffer, S. Miller, M. Size, R. Martzall. ROW 4-A. Meckley, J. Minnich, J. Messner, N. Kieffer, S.Mohn, T. Shenk, M. Nolt, R. Houser, M. LaBe11e. ROW 5-B. McQuate, T. Lesher, D. Lytle, C. Martin, E. Hess, R. Ochs, E. Roth, D. Pannebecker. mum, ROW 1-V. Gross, C. Ficthorn, E. Hemmerich, C. Gerhart, J. Gockley, B. Frey, G. Harding, J. Hackman. ROW 2-J. Fasnacht, C. Ebbert, D. Ansel, C. Cammauf, A. Eberly, R. Brubaker, J. Burkhart, K. Baker, L. Cooper. ROW 3-B. Fasnacht, C. Hess, C. Enck, B. Boyer, P. Enck, F. Heilinger, H. Fisher, E. Beck, D. Dietrich. ROW 4-R. Eberly, D.Gress,J. Buchter, C. Althouse, T. Bezler, E. Adams. ROW 5-D. Fortna, E. Gunning, E. Althouse, T. Gehman, T. Ansel, D. Burkholder, J. Artz, T. Fritz, L. Eberly. ROW 1-J.Styer, D. Weaver, L. Loomis, J. Imhoff, S. Stewart, D. Johnson, S. Ney, S. Rolinski, P. Wanner, C. Strunk. ROW 2-G. Leed, L. Wenger, E. Sweigart, L. Weinhold, B. Petery, P. Wenrich, J. Witwer, C. Wenrich, B. Sweigart, D. Stahley. ROW 3-L. Hornberger, P. Merkel, T. Wenzel, L. Weaver, L. Yoimdt, J. Swartz, J. Stricker, J. Christ, K. Wenrich, K. Mountz, B. Kulp. ROW 4-D. Sweigart, E. Sweigart, G. Wenrich, W. Youndt, J. Martin, B. Smith, R. Weitzel, G. Firestone, R. Steffy. ROW 5-L. Stick, D. Fitterling, J. Moyer, R. Johnson, P. Wealand. . 4 q .v Q! X 'i fi. 6 , .3 i . sf, 5' it x , 7 x t 'X S . 1 .5 ta: ,A i I, 69 10th GRADE ROW 1-C. Sweigart, L. Snyder, K. Stafford, L. Woods, C. Texter, L. Lefever. ROW 2-S. Stump, P. Witwer, E. Sweit- zer, C. Youndt, D. Weinhold, E. Sweigart, B. Weise, D. Sweigart, P. Wenzel, T. Zimmerman, J. Wenrich. ROW 3- G. Reider, B. Sweigart, T. Unruh, B. Witmer, P. Stick, R. Wolf, B. Steely, D. Spatz, P. Keller, M. Wenger, H. Wing- enroth. ROW 4-S. Hess, G. Lied, P. Sensenig, P. Keller, B. Martzall, J. Martin, K. Getz, L. Heinsey, D. Weber, P Wenger. ROW 5-J.Rabo1d, R. Shelly, B. Gensemer, B. Houck, D. Getz, C. Showalter, D. Stoudt, D. Tothero, T. Meck- ley, K. Stoner. ROW 1-D. Noll, P. Pfautz, J. Showalter, D. Hoover, L. Martin, J. Martin, B. Shenk, M. Nolt, S. Kramer, S. Snader. ROW 2-Y. Kramer, B. Martin, S. Muthart, J. Hess, D. Slabach, S. Shupp, G. Moyer, J. Slabach, M. Showalter, S. Schlegel, C. Pannebecker. ROW 3-D. Hirneisen, P. Lawrence, L. Long, N. Lorah, E. Kauffman, S. Kieffer, M. Lutz L. Sise, C. Slater, C. Hurst, J. Schmeck, L. Fasnacht. ROW 4-G. Gonzalez, D. Kindt, R. Meckley, T. Myer, J. Loomis, B. Petery, M. Scanlan, J. Schutter, P. Schannauer, C. Rutt, S. Schweitzer. ROW 5-J. Gross, K. Heffner, F. Fritz, R. Shirk, D. Heisey, R. Heinaman, P. McQuate, R. Mull, D. Heilman, D. Oberholtzer, R. Huber, B. Kauffman. ROW 1-D. Epting, B. Comeau, G. Brubaker, D. Bryant, S. Crouse, E. Ackerman, K. Ansel, J. Falkiewicz, S. Fry, E. Becker. ROW 2-L. Christen, M. Hainley, E. Balmer, D. Devel, S. Carney, R. Enck, B. Ernst, M. Heft, C. Adams, H. Care, J. Gehman. ROW 3-D. Hackman, J. Grumbine, M. Belt, D. Boose, K. Buohl, M. Bates, B. Bates, L. Fire- stone,J. Foltz, D. Fasnacht, U. Enck, C. Heck, G. Gerhart. ROW 4-R. Burd, J. Brooks, J. Gehman, A. Fry, A. Groff, D. Hagy, E. DeLong, B. Harting, D. Ansel, T. Hassler, D. Althouse. ROW 5-N. Christ, J. Carney, A. Hagy, E. Fich- torn, S. Carvell, K. Fasnacht, M. Buchter, R. Eberly, D. Gelsinger, S. Bergman, D. Adams, H. Bowman. 'l ..'A ' . ',s. J . 'Y' . s ? - 1 3 A .r 71 9th GRADE ROW 1-G. Wolf, J. Weise, L. Miller, J. Ressler, D. Mohler, J. Pfautz, F. Shupp, B. Noll, B. Shirk, R. Pannebecker, A. Snader, M. White, K. Weidman, B. Sweigart. ROW 2-C. Keller, D. Miller, C. Kutz, C. Kitch, M. Lorah, G. Kil- nefner, A. Oxenreider, J. Schaeffer, C. Shimp, S. Terwilliger, A. Reddig, P. Witman, M. Schweitzer, D. Witman, D. Woods, J. Youndt, N. Martzall. ROW 3-B. Landis, C. Knauer, C. Pannebecker, S. Wike, K. Sweigart, J. Wanner, L. Sweigart, A. Pfautz, J. Kopp, S. Spade, D. Stoyer, L. Martin, C. Leid, K. Sweigart, J. Zerbe, L. Martzall. ROW 4-S. McKinney, R. White,G. Wenger, A. Steffy, S. Swartz, H. Mellinger, B. Messner, R. Petery, G. Orischok, H. Spayd, J. Wenzel, S. Stober, R. Youndt, J. Sweigart, J. Wenrich, K. Palsgrove, C. Stoudt. ROW 5-R. Zeiset, R. Kilhefner, R. Landis, N. Shober, D. Slabach, D. Sweigart, L. Ramsey, G. West, W. Lefever, B. Shupp, J. Longenecker, C. Leid, E. Weaver, M. Weitzel,G.Strunk, G. Landis, L. Kramer, G. Spangler. ROW 6-I. Zook, D. Mohn, S. McKinney, J. Mart- zall, L. Kauffman, M. Schweitzer, M. Sweigart, M. Miller, J. Sise, E. Sprecher, J. Westerhoff, T. Toth, R. Sweigart, K. Wike, M. Kramer, D. Sweigart, M. Ochs. ROW 1-D. Hornberger, J. Althouse, D. Haake, L. Fluck, R. Becker, A. Brubaker, W. Baid, M. Buchter, M. Ebling, B. Frederick, B. Hornberger, J. Cox, M. Hartranft. ROW 2-D. Hauser, M. Fasnacht, L. Burkenheiser, S. Buohl, L. Berger, S. Fluck, R. Beck, L. Hoshauer, D. Hutchinson, B. Haulman, M. Carvell. ROW 3-D. Fisher, D. Carvell, J. Demmy, N. Eberly, K. Hornberger, P. Ansel, M. Himmelberger, A. Gettle, L. Fortna, L. Bowman, K. Carvell, L. Horning, L. Harting. ROW 4-R. Good, N. Hemmerich, R. Artz, T. Corf, M. Brubacker, P. Harting, C. Hernsey, P. Groff, K. Adair, G. Bair, D. Hertzog, T. Groff, C. Bowman. ROW 5-D. Fisher, B. Hurst, J. Anderson, M. Boyer, J. Fitterling, G. Fausnacht, T. Ditzler, R. Buch, G. Firestone, R. Bauman, H. Ingram, N. Frey. in Q: SPECIAL EDUCATION ROW 1-D. Galbreath, G. Hartranft, I. Bauman, J. Mentzer, G. Brounsberger, E. Zimmerman, J. Adams. ROW 2-D Pannebecker, R. Behney, M. Schmuck, D. Stoyer, G. Ream, R. Weber, E. Mentzer, H. Weaver. .,,,,,. g ' ,,.g .wwfffi H -MW , L L 3 A f' E5 H. Lam ,..... .K L . M., . Q... me ,ny P 1 Q S97 It . 473, kL,L, i ihi ff - L Q , Teo -- , ' A F 1 S 2 ROW 1: G. Schweitzer,J. Bearinger, R. Kriebel, D. Hirneisen, L. Binner, T. Gerhart, P. Knauer, T. Troupe. ROW 2: P. Kauffman, L. Henly, R. Becker, J. Stricker, E. Roth, D. Bowman, D. Burkholder, R. Martzall. ROW 3: N. Sweigart, D. Weist, H. Showalter, R. Ochs, T. Unruh, T. Fritz, D. Kindt, T. Lesher, G. Leed. ROW 4: R. Good, W. McQuate, D. Hagy, J. Huber, J. Martin, L. Gensemer, S. Carvell, R. Mull, L. Eberly, P.. Weitzel, J. smrk. . 51, Vvif Vi? ,,.. , u I R l 76 9' S 5 Q W 5 Q ki x :ii Q api X V ' an 1,43 2 5 a s N Coaches: L. Landini, D. Stauffer, W. Lauris, S. Thompson. VARSITY FOOTBALL , S124 I ip I 1, E me . 5' ., '.kk- H 7 ' - ' f, L VVKV N , f ' i k , Q. - . ' - wifi, Jfig? ? f ,W ., Q N , ,,,,- - g - f , 1ff:1g ,f?f4?'W f g,5s7fi'fi'1'm if 429 ' ' ff f 5 f Qz.5, J2' fi gi 5 1 sz' iw .V ,Q f i st F 9, f K m my 1 5 m I V fy --Q I ,., W, 3 . -'X ' fjggsf 'wa an ,3' ROW 1: G. Lied, A. Reddig, R. Becker, G. Meek, L. Binner. ROW 2: R. Trostle, L. Weaver, T. Shirk, L. Gensemer R. Kriebel, L. Henly, D. Heisey, P. Kauffman, J. Shirk. 78 VARSITY BASKETBALL Rice S Henry '53-Q ...Jin ,rJ 9 ERE in s fra s UHSN L 5. TRACK Lfffr.. M4154 -2 Q? 'S' Q: viii? W . K ROW 1: J. Fausnacht, B. Tothero, R. Becker, D. Hoover, L. Hagy, T. Buckwalter, L. Binner, L. Gensemer G Schweitzer, T. Gerhart, H. Showalter. ROW 2: J. Haldeman, R. Martzall, G. Leed, M. LaBe11e, T. Gehman A Meckley, D. Pannebecker, J. Stricker, D. Pannebecker. ROW 3: D. Lied, G. Spangler, J. Wentzel, M. Bezler M Scanlan, D. Fisher, S. Stober, M. Miller, H. Spayd, D. Ansel. 5. l ' f 2 fn a- ' GOLF Coach E. Stewart R. Hauser G. Strunk J. Moyer J . Sites T. Troupe T. Lied K. Getz J. Long M - YE fm,-4b...,..if,,i W Q S.. W Kai' W is L. . 1 L . wr . I' ' AV 'nil' ' I ROW 1: L. Hassler, L. Woods, C. Long, A. Reddig, T. Shirk, R. Kriebel, P. Kauffman, D. Hirneisen, L. Henly, M. Musser. ROW 2: G. Lied, J. Artz, R. Shirk, D. Heisey, R. Weitzel, L. Weaver, B. McQuate, L. Wenger, R. Trostle. K VARSITY BASEBALL 1965 Lancaster County Champions Coach Harry Schaeffer TENNIS M h , . LmAA T. ,,,-.L, .,A, L,,w M... N.A,,. ,,.-..-...... 3 BOYS: FIRST ROW: c.A1thouse, H. wingenrorh, H--n-it-i Im A in... L. Hiensy, T. Hassler, R. Meckley. SECOND mm vgmbvh A WW ff . ,,,, WM... ROW: Coach Landini, E. Adams, J. Sise, N. Q ...aqglgw 'lj , 3 VK W. 'P Kieffer, M. Lorah, J. Demmy, P. Hemmerich. it i' O' . S Q . 2 W 4 Q ,. ' t . 'ji ...h A V 4 'L V' ' T5 f I is .... L I ' 'Q ,Q V A , y, in., 3-: Y vi' ' .'x , . V ,, 7 V .,,,, il. wyiii 5 K' W. 5 GIRLS: Row 1: M. Adams, D. Fmeriing, M. W 1' ,, A 1 ' Lorah L. Boyer, D. Slabach, C. Shimp, J. Sho- sig? ,Q . ' it V , JfCC 9 I f x Walter. ROW 2: D. Weaver, C. Hurst, L. Woods, ii ti L . S . 5 ,ikEf' Tf, - M. Bates, E. Ackerman, D. Carvell, S. Terwil- ' ! . K ' I 'i? -5 V N.. .fist P liger, D. Haake, D. Hirneisen. , -saw... L, I WRESTLING ROW 1: T. Fritz, B. Kulp, ROW 2: S. Swartz, Fitterling, Delong, Althouse, Eberly, Artz, Bryant, J. E. D. R. R. M. J. Swartz, J. Long, S. White, ROW 3: Coach R. Hall, M. Scalan, W. Harding, S. Carvell, D. Lylle, T. Lesher. wg A .YL I -iffwfr uf f ROW 1: M. Bates, C. Hurst, D. Hirneisen, C. Shimp, E. Schweitzer, V. Enck, C. Pannebecker, D. Johnson, A. Schlegel, D.Carve1l, S. Terwilliger. ROW 2: D. Weaver, G. Mohn, J. Falkeweicz, M. Martin, K. Ansel, S. Fry, S. Crouse, H. Care, K. Weidman, L. Sise, C. Texter, C. Fichthorn, J. Imhoff, M. Lorah, D. Slabach. ROW 3: D. McGarvey, M. Adams, A. Shirk, L. Carvell, G. Hurst, K. Strunk, L. Koch, S. Ney, V. Gross, T. Hertzog, L. Boyer, L. Woods, P. Wenrich, E. Ackerman. Coaches: C. Kernaham, B. Heckman. Seniors HOCKEY s , We '39 COUNTY BASEBALL CHAMPIONS 1965 LANCASTER COUNTY Robert Weitzel, Pg Leonard Wenger, Pg Lynn Weaver, Pg William McQuate, Pg Alan Reddig, Pg Danny I-Iersey, 1Bg Marlin Musser, ZB5 Thomas Henly, 3Bg Philip Kauffman, C5 John Arty, LFQ Craig Long, RFQ Douglas Hirneisen, CFg Robert Meckley, OFg Larry Woods, OFg Richard Kriebel, 1Bg Richard Slurk, 2Bg Lynwood Hassler, 3Bg Thomas Shirk, SS. v -V L I xi. .- ' E ,Q 1 A f lf 4 'Y' , , , .fy K . . . . A ATA 4 9 -if I mf -fql - I ' , If 2 C v 'Q fx 'Qui' ffwf N, Q if 5 if QV 4 V ?13A' 253 fs fu K . X A , ' i 5f? iI Q ? 1 f6.a'2Ia.f'::L:r:.:2m2zAsaL 'Sai-Q.T w.wh,'::,L.:.,Q f1b- mf wwf 1 ww .Ar 0 4 'gi KX MARCHING AND CONCERT BANDS-COLOR GUARDS- MAJORETTES :- .m. ,, ,.-,X-A A 04 C f. .... 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W .,L, M,,,,, ,.. f 'f ','f-,- - ' ' 'Y f 'L . ,L , ,V-fgq i 13 'V' rffqy,g:i.Q,5 5 - ., f Q Q THE GRADUATING CLASS OF COCALICO UNION HIGH SCHOOL I x A 4 w w Class President - Randy Trostle Student Speaker -' gi S- .4 BACCALAUREATE-June 6, 1965-COMMENCEMENT-June 9, 1965 A n Schlegel Student Speaker - Kathryn Boose .,' Commencement Speakers Baccalaureate Speakers ,. ,i k ,- M 4'Iwfx'Z4f1 'ffiw t M Qgjik W W, wa W K sf 4 X H, VL Rh ma. ,. ,A M MAJOR SENIOR AWARDS 5 W .L x :sin GNN W . 1 Wi presented at AWARDS ASSEMBLY PROGRAM Friday, June 4, 1965 DONOR TYPE OR AMOUNT GIVEN FOR Adamstown Lions Club - 350.00 Bond Achievement Proportinate to Effect Adamstown Woman's Club - 310.00 Art Cocalico Post 164492 325.00 Bond Scholarship and Leadership American Legion Cocalico Post 14492 325.00 Bond Scholarship and Athletic Ability American Legion Cocalico Post 414492 325.00 Bond Scholarship American Legion Denver Alumni Trophy Scholarship Denver Alumni Trophy Leadership Denver Alumni Trophy Athletics Denver Lions Club 325.00 Bond Highest Boy Denver Woman's Club 3300.00 Teaching Scholarship East Cocalico Alumni 325.00 Bond Mathematics East Cocalico Lions Club 325.00 Bond Highest Girl Scholarship Ephrata Community Hospital - 350.00 Nursing Nurses Association Future Homemakers of America 310.00 Leadership and Service to F.H.A. Guy K. Bard Award 315.00 History Guy K. Bard Club 325.00 Service to School and Community Lancaster County Bankers - 325.00 F.H.A. Activities Association L.T.A. 310.00 Business Education Sharmon's Cup Vocal Music Sharman's Statue Instrumental Music Spanish Club 310.00 Proficiency in Spanish V.F.W. Adamstown Post 325.00 Bond Scholarship-Citizenship-Attentance V.F.W. Reinholds Post 325.00 Bond Scholarship-Citizenship-Attendance AWARD WINNER Barry Garner Kathleen Martin Linda Carvell T. Neil Sweigart Kathryn Boose Ann Schlegel Randy Trostle Larry Henly T. Neil Sweigart Ann Schlegel Ann Schlegel Ann Schlegel Theresa Hertzog Bonita Hassler Janet Adams Randy Trostle Bonita Hassler Linda Shupp Pamela Niew Linda Steely Kathryn Boose T. Neil Sweigart Linda Louise Boyer NAME Betty Adair Janet Adams Marilyn Adams Judy Arnold Linda Bachman Leon Bair Linda Bair ' Doreen Bates John Bearinger Ron Becker Emma Behney Shirlene Belt Luke Binner Darle Birchall Marcia Boehringer Kitty Boose , Darlene Bowman ' Linda Lou Boyer Linda Louise Boyer Mark Bryant Terry Buckwalter Wilmer Burkhart Connie Burkholder Linda Carvell , Donna Comeau Sally Crouse Bill Davidson Jim Demmy Donald Ernst Lorin Fasnacht May Fahsnacht Dolores Fitterling Linda Forry Judy Frankhouser Elaine Fritz Barry Garner Ron Gehr Larry Gensemer Terry Gerhart Karen Grant Phyllis Grill Thorbj org Gudmundsdottir Larry Hagy Richard Hagy - James Haldeman Ruth Harding Eileen Harting Bonnie Hassler Linda Louise Hassler Linda Lou Hassler Lynwood Hassler Sam Heiser Pete Hemmerich Larry Henly Mary Henly Lois Hertzler Terri Hertzog Joy Hilton Doug Hirneisen Dennis Hoover Stephanie Hoover Phil Kauffman Paul Knauer Noreen Kramer Rick Kriebel Rita Lausch NOTED FOR Her laughing Prolific mice Broken ankle Romantic black eye Sense of humor '59 green Plymouth Diamond ring Secretarial ability Big Bertha U Accidents Parties' Natural curly hair Athletic ability Long romance Little blue Mustang Brains Posture Height Friendliness Size Mustang Bell ringing Public breakfast Swinging parties Athletic ability Pledge of Allegiance Outsmarting teachers Rubber legs Square dancing Voice Size Wardrobe Lancaster trips Twirling ability Bill Kauffman '57 Chevy Loyalty to Schoeneck Wrinkled socks Donald Duck Modern Dance Giggle Unique background Hearse Math whiz Height Blush Diamond Many romances Pretty eyes Twin Mean trumpet Air castles Money Miser Ability to read Germ Height 'P Fire Hydrant jumper Wilson Bulldog all Stealing Morning bulletin Trumpet ability Equestrian ability Curly hair Great talents Baton Biology Projects High voice AMBITION Housewife Teacher Secretary Beautician World traveller Carpenter Lance's wife Secretary ' Draftsman Physical Ed. teacher Beautician Nurse Undecided Data processor Airline stewardess Optimist Home Ec. Teacher Bookkeeper Bookkeeper Become successful Carpenter Electrical engineer Music teacher Home economist Dancer Beautician Navy Chemist Undecided To be rich Undecided Medical Sec. Waves Private sec. Undecided Bookkeeper Air Force Air Force Veterinarian Secretary . Registered Nurse Paper editor Technical engineer Pharmacist Undecided Undecided Undecided Home ec. teacher Elementary teacher Practical Nurse Forestry service Undecided Quick Million 9 Beautician Secretary R. N. Beautician Aeronautics eng. State cop History teacher Army Unknown Med. Sec. Doctor Bank worker DESTINY Mother of quints Career Girl Presidential secretary Ann Landers Nurse Gas station attendant A Wave Miss Reinholds Auctioneer Insurance man Another Perle Mesta Ann Landers Nightclub owner State cop Millionairess Accompanist for Mormon Tabernacle Choir Pres. Nat. 4-H Club Lady pole vaulter Jane Another Tarzan Fire engine driver Chime ringer ' Hired by Revlon Dior seamstress Star of Russian ballet Speaker of the House Prize fighter German teacher Bread winner Grease monkey Female Atlas Space Metellius Bus driver Baton teacher Chemist Asst. Big game hunter Mayor of Schoeneck Lloyd Thaxton Olympic Track Door to door sales Gas station attendant American ambassador Funeral director Moonshiner Wire insulating manager Public Speaker A better half Hat check girl Lady Barber Mrs. Kildare Tissue tester Psychiatrist Spanish teacher Car dealer Lady Jockey Lady Wrestler Hospital chief of staff Dog catcher Robin Hood Siren blower Horse trainer U.S.A. Chief Lead Glenn Miller Orch. Nurse Fruitfly breeder ' Opera Singer Barry Leed W' Terry Lied Craig Long James Long Sandra Long Kathi Martin Danna McGarvey Gerald Meck Robert Meckley Lynda Mentzer Phil, Miller Marlin Musser Pam Nies Richard Pannebecker Larry Rabold Sidrrey Ravegum Glenn Redcay Al Reddig Dale Roth Dolores Rudy Anna Mary Scanlan Ann Achlegel James Schlegel Gordon Schweitzer Glenn Shaffer Michael Sharadin Arlene Shenk Alice Shirk John Shirk Tom Shirk Harold Showalter Linda Shupp Jay Sites Trudi Sorenson Ken Spatz Shirley ,Spence Linda Steely Linda Steffy Marian Steffy ' Dennis Stephan Tcm Strohl Barb Sweigart Dennis Sweigart Jayne Sweigart Larry E. Sweigart Larry L. Sweigart Neil Sweigart Terry Sweigart Barry Tothero Randy Trostle 'Iferry Troupe James Unrub Joyce Wanner Margie Wanner Glenna Watt Lois Weaver Linda Weber Domia Wenrich Ken Whitmeyer David Wiest Mel Wingenroth Brenda Witman Larry Woods John Yingst Eileen Yost Lynette Youndt Margie Youndt N Ice hockey ability Quiet Rubber face Freckles Height Long Hair Morning drives Chickens Baseball Silly moods White Austin Muscles Lace stockings Black seat covers Agility Travels Many battles Basketball nut Shorthand Blushing ability Timidity Splints Sawnel Speed Accent Orange socks Neatness Blue Gloves Red Hair Basketball Keen Wit Quietness Golf Carefree personality Fear of Tests Black Hair Red Hair Painting Serious composure Art talent Reckless driving Ben Franklin Art work Sense of humor Hunting Beard ? ? ? Baritone voice Usuable knowledge Drumming ability Accent Golf Shoe size Cadillac Well-groomed hair M8 Blush Voice Laugh Quietness Lifting Weight Hot Chevy Speed speaking '65 Corvair Grand Prix Many hairstyles Soft voice Pretty eyes Air Force Electronics eng. Teacher Happy Math Artist Beautician Poultry Husbandry Athlete Practical nurse Jet pilot Undecided Choral director Truck driver Big secret Data processor College prof. Bookkeeper Steel worker Medical tech. Prac. Nurse Teacher Dentist Navy Barber Dentist Secretary Teacher Telephone worker Office worker Unknown Secretary Mechanic Private sec. Chemist Hairdresser Undecided Tint pictures Practical Nurse Commercial artist To be rich Unknown Artist Elementary teacher Aviation Eng. Mechanic ' Teacher Machinist Data processor CPA Engineering Undecided Teaching Beautician Secretary Practical Nurse Undecided Artist ' Aeronautics . History teacher Barber Bus. Teacher Forester Gas Station Atten. 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