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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1966 volume:

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Q 1 L, Vx .- J , '- ' . vw E 5 WC, 3 L5 Q ' xxx Y, 'XL If QQ . 6 vA '-H, W' 1, - , qv-A K, 'N I 2 fxui' Txxqxibsaxzixkd 2 Q .- 4 a N L .53T2Q.,, Z '4,A vf X ' q C6 I YJ L -' ix ' 9 Q :KC vfyacff wf Q , 2ff5agf:.,x v 3 ! gi X Rink 69, X 5Rjlf'x,g w?51lQ7:x5ffw me H 6 wg: Vw?N fig SQ Q15 w5w f M g 091, -PQ ,f A Q mqfKvmff YN 30 t' , 'iii Q 5 4 af, Bak d My Q16rLMvfQlqy Andflll The Happy Hours We Spent Az P bl h d by th Senior Class of Cocalico Union High School. Dear C. U Denver, Pennsylvania 1966 Ko-Ka-Le-Ko Co -Editors Sharon Ney Gene Leed Business Manager Bonnie Petery Photography Editor' Phyllis Enck Layout Editor Carol Hess Literary Editor Judy Fasnacht Sports Editor Bill McQuate Art Editor Penny Palsgrove r A dvisor A. Darlene Boggs Photographer Amos Marti H ,,,, orewora' Less than six years ago, the class of '66 opened the doors of Cocalico Union, and now as this year nears its end we will close these same doors behind us. In spite of this, however, we cannot shut out the memories of all the happy hours We spent at dear C.U.--especially those select hours we, as yearbook staff mem- bers, spent in preparing this yearbook. The preparation of this annual could not have been completed without the help and cooperation of many people. Two of these people are our advisor, Mrs. Boggs, and our photographer, Mr. Martin. We would also like to thank the yearbook staff, fellow seniors, administrators, patrons, and yearbook subscribers. We have found that the preparation of a yearbook is a group project in which full cooperation is needed from everyone associated with the school. We, the yearbook staff, have learned to work with each other in order to publish the '66 KO-KA-LE-KO. Co-editors Sharon Ney Gene Leed 4 Dedication We, the Senior Class of 1966, would like to dedicate our yearbook to the fac- ulty of Cocalico Union High School. These instructors have given us knowledge and understanding. They have guided us through the years contributing to our mental, physical, and emotional growth through their sincere criticism and general suggestions. Each in his own way has opened many doors of opportunity for us as students. Without their guidance and assistance we would never have succeeded in the many endeavors we attained. We wish to express our deepest gratitude to you, the faculty of Cocalico Union. at f as 1. V1 'With ,'. '. , LA iff:-Qfl?L1,'Q':.' - r ff' ' N - .- P- 2 1 tfQxb3w1 fNFfi,s WM 4 ' ' -' ' Q ,A .,.,p- .1 we , '15 A fa fits, ,fl , QT' u 5 1 1 1 6 Administration and Faculty Dr. Robert Smith, our Supervising Principal, Mr. Homer Weaver, our high school principal, and Mr. Kenneth Flinchbaugh, our junior high school principal participated in many annual ac- tivities. Besides their usual administrative duties, they attended many professional meetings of regional, state, and national importance. Mr. Weaver also attended the National Principal's Convention in Cleveland, Ohio. The faculty members of Cocalico Union have unselfishly divided their time between regular school classes and extracurricular activities. For the F.T.A. Assembly, several of the teachers formeda Faculty Band to entertain the student body. An annual student-faculty basketball game promoted good sportsmanship among the students and the faculty. To encourage better parent- teacher relationships, a new project of Back To School Night was established. The Cocalico Union teachers also observed American Education Week, Teachers' Institutes, and an annual Faculty Picnic. 7 School Board: STANDING-Mr. Paul Grebinger, Dr. Edward Kalbach, Rev. Harold Minnich. SITTING Mr. Robert Lorah, Mr. Jacob Hemling, Mr. Wilbur Glass, Mr. Warren Leininger, Mrs. Helen Knerr. Dr. Robert F. Smith Supervising Principal 8 ,auf 3:1 , . .,.. . f A... ,,..,. . Mg ,.. .,k. W To the Class of 1966: Now that your public schooling is coming to a close, you might ask yourselves if you are better today than you were yesterday. Did you keep the faith which was given by your parents, teachers, and forefathers who have striven so nobly to preserve this heritage or did you allow it to be pushed aside by temptations that are ever present? Your very existence demands that each of you carry your fair share of duty to your neighbor, to your country, and to God. Let each of you put forth that extra effort to uphold the faith of your elders for the sake of a better world. Every day, ask for the strength to meet the chal- lenges of life, and to love thy Neighbor as thy self. Best wishes for the future. Homer P. Weaver Senior High Principal 9 George Richards English Cheryl Northeimer English Language Arts German Advanced Comp. English German Public Speaking Reading Spanish Chester Sweigart Martin Martzall German English Donald F. Peters Spanish A. Darlene Boggs English J. Daniel Brensinger English W' Walter Pfeiffer Biology Mathematics and Science Advanced Math Algebra I and II Business Math Math I and II Nevin Myer Plane Gwmefry Mathematics Shop Math Trigonometry Advanced Biology Biology Chemistry Earth and Space Science Physics Physical Science Ralph Lutz Mathematics John Smaltz Chemistry Physics William Lauris Science Roland Stephens John Rice Mathematics Science 1 1 Earl Becker Business Richard Schirato Business Education Jane Kilkuskie Business fs X Roger Care-Guidance Bookkeeping I and II Business Math Consumer Economics General Records Junior Business Training Machines and Filing Notehand Sales and Law Shorthand I and II Typing I and II nouns . V li . v- I 5 .. ii Q if 12 0 Q Business Joan Kautz Business J. A. Belt-Special Education Harry Schaeffer Physical Education Robert N. Hill Industrial Arts Physical Education First Aid Health Physical Education Suzanne Wood Physical Education Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Mechanical Drawing . Roger Mohr Industrial Arts-Student Teacher 13 Spencer Henry Physical Education X 1. Qtt 3 tstycs,t tttl Vi,. N T ,, .. Ronald Schlaybach Industrial Arts w..a-aaa E rne st Stewart Social Studies Social Studies and Music Gerald Albrecht Social Studies Floyd Sweigart Music American History Pennsylvania History Problems of Democracy World Cultures Chorus Band Music I Barry Miller Social Studies 1 'W I 5 , W r , I S William Gates Music I4 Virginia Doherty Home Economics La ,M , ff: af zmhl Jacob Rupp Driver Education The teachers who are featured on this page can not be classified under any one department. Although we, the stu- dents, do not meet with them inthe normal classroom situation, they are still an important part of our education. While the selection of home eco- nomics or art has further developed our interests and talent, the selection of driver education has promoted respon- sibility and safety on our highways. When we have needed general information con- cerning the school, the secretary has helped us. We have often received medi- cal attention fromthe school nurse. The experience of the librarian has given us invaluable aid in our research projects. Barbara Miller Office 15 Carl Foltz Art ii JW Sherlee Rathje Librarian li Me rla Hulshizer Nurse 2 Jumor Hzgh Fczculy ROW 1: Mrs. Lied, Miss Shellhammer, Mrs. Bright, Mrs. Raihl, Miss Barrett, Mrs. Kriebel Mrs Gerstenlauer. ROW 2: Mr. Thompson, Mr. Ebling, Miss Weller, Mrs. Graham, Miss Geib, Mr. ,Coop- er, Mr. Shurr. ROW 3: Mr. Stauffer, Mr. Ostapuck, Mr. Hall, Mr. McCompsey, Mr. Feiler. 16 To the Class of 1966: Life is generally a continuing process from birth to death. However, all people go thru a series of beginnings and endings. Your first six years are spent at home. The second phase starts with the first grade. A new phase begins with the seventh grade. This is when I made my first contact with your class. You have now graduated. The remaining phases of life for you are getting a job, starting a home, or preparing for college. My hope is that you will start this last phase of life with the eagerness, vitality, freshness of mind, and spirit that you exhibited as seventh graders and which made my association with you such a memorable and pleasant one. A very sincere wish to you all, Kefmwd,-EL ' Kenneth Flinchbaugh Junior High Principal I7 Cafeteria Staff: H. Dinger, P.Long, M. Martin, E. Hurst, M. Bowman, F. Shupp, W. Kayser. Cafeteria Stajjf lux f 1--Q-,nn-Q. Bus Drivers ROW 1: R. Haller, J. Nolt, J. Bingeman, R. Noll, L. Brubaker. ROW 2: L. Hirneisen, C. Ansel, W. Henly, R. Lausch, C. Gerhart, L. Weidman. Maintenance A. Hagy, E. Adams,J. Althouse, J. Mowrey, E. Fahnestock, H. Stauf fer. 2 O W i Senior Cla S Through the years spent as seniors in C.U. the senior class has accomplished many pro- jects. In our sophomore year the class checked coats at basketball games, received our class jackets and held our first dance, Winter Wonderland. Dan Lytle, Vicki Gross, Gloria Hurst, and Jane Oberholtzer led the class in projects in their sophomore year. During the junior year our class officers were Dan Lytle, Vicki Gross, Gloria Hurst, and Sue Stewart. The class received rings, held the dance, Christmas in Toyland , presented the play, More Than Welcome , and hosted the Junior-Senior Prom, Some Enchanted Evening. In September of 1965 our class returned to C. U. for our final and most unforgettable year. During this year the class elected Vicki Gross, Janice Imhoff, Gloria Hurst, and Dawn Martin. We staffed the refreshment stands at football and basketball games, held a sub sale, sponsored the annual Homecoming Dance, presented the play, Teahouse of the August Moon, and traveled to New York and Washington. On June 8, 1966, our class bid its last farewell to C. U. 21 Clerical Hopes to become a salesman . . . enjoys eating . . . especially steaks and Italians . , . usually seen with Sonny . . . likes stock cars . . . secretly desires to own a Stingray. Track lg Tennis 2,3. EUGENE C. ADAMS Clerical Sonny Friendly guywho hails from Reamstown . . , C.U.'s number one trum- pet player . . . always will remember bus rides to football games . . . usually seen with Hess and Curt . . . pet peeve--telephone poles. Football band 1,2,3g Dance band 1,2,3g Senior High band 1,2,3g Ten- nis 2,3. CURTIS LEE ALTHOUSE Curt EDGAR O. ALTHOUSE College Prep Eddie Would make anidealpsychiatristbut will settle for elementary teach- ing . . . likes girls . . . could do without English classes . . . usually seen with Clem . . . Enjoys loafing . . . often heard saying- Oh yea . Band 1,2,3g Football band 1,2,3g Chorus 1,2,3g FTA 1,2,3g Tennis 1, 35 Junior Playg Automotive Club 25 Yearbook Staff. DIANE LOUISE ANSEL Commercial Diane A swinging majorette . . . quiet girl whose long hair is envied by all . . . secretly desires to possess her own car . . . thrives on Cali- forniaburgers. Hockey 15 Majorette 2,35 Girls Chorus lg FHA 15 FBLA 25 Tri-Hi- Y 3 THOMAS ANSEL General Tom Likeable chap usually seen hanging out at Colonial Motor Lodge . . . loves strolling the halls with a certain senior girl . . . Rock 'n Roll favorite beat . . . known for his ability to eat. Hi-Y 2,33 Yearbook 3. JOHN A. ARTZ General J ohn' Sports enthusiast . . . driver's license most prized possession . . usually seen at Ephrata pool and Rec .... will always remember the Ephrata Fair . . . known for his sweatshirts and cut-off jeans. Baseball 1,2,3g Basketball 1,2,3g Hi-Y 3g Junior Play 2g Gymnast 3 Student Council 1, KAREN SUE BAKER Secretarial Quiet girl who hates getting up early . . . secretly desires to travel around the world . . . an avid member of Youth Fellowship . . . will always remember the summer of 65 . FHA 1,2,3g FNA 3. HKMEH., College Prep EILEEN LOUISE BECK Eileen Future includes a nursing career . . . lists Advanced Biology as her favorite subject. . . often seen with Phyllis and Karen . . .would like to own a horse. FNA 1,2,3. College Prep TIM BEZLER nBeZH Hopes to becomeachemist via University of Delaware . , . often seen readingJames Bond books . . . likes German? '?? enjoys a good laugh DENNIS BOWMAN College Prep vvBOWn Adeterminedfootball co-captain . . . hopesto become a forest ranger . . . known for his friendly personality . . . usually seen with Motz and Burkey . . . What's life without Gloria? Enjoys rock and roll. Football l,2,3g Chorus 15 Track 1,2,3. l BRENDA BROSSMAN General Originally from G S ri s around in hex V W on Italian food. FNA 15 FHA 2,3. . .... p ' . . . . . inwranglers . . . loves apple cider . . . enjoys loafing . . . could live . . . hails from Adamstown. Wrestling lg Hi-Y 35 Student Council 25 Newspaper 1,2. BARBARA FAYE BOYER College Prep Babe Prizes Gary's ring . . . detests slow drivers . . . will always re- member November 1964 . . . capable future social worker . . . one of Gloria's girls . . . likes casualclothing. , . enjoyshorror movies! ?! Majorette 1,2,3g FHA 25 FNA 1,33 Yearbook 3. Bi-ossie usually seen 1 St RUTH J. BRUBAKER Commercial Kind person who likes to help others . . . proud possessor of natural wavy hair . . . will always remember commencement of 65 . , . employed as nurses's aid at Neffsville home . . . can be fotmd at Carol's . . . likes cooking. FHA l,2,35 Girl's Chorus 1,2,3g Sr. High Chorus 1,2,3. JANET MARIE BURKHART Clerical Reserved girl . . . likes to sew and make her own clothes . . .best friends include Joyce and Mary . . . wishes every class was Home Ec ..., could do without bookkeeping. FHA 1,2,3. Ruthie JAMES B. BUCHTER Clerical uBuchteI.vv Denver elementary kid . . . enjoys cars and money . . . chums with Adams and Christ . . . often heard saying-- It really rips me up . . . employed by Zinn's . . . dislikes to see girls smoking. Football l. J3.I18t DALE G. BURKHOLDER Clerical Dale Hopes to become an IBM executive . . . enjoys eating sea food . . . 1963 Ephrata Fair has special meaning . . . enjoys horseback riding . . . favorite subject study halls. Football 1,25 Concert band l,2,3. JEFFERY L. CHRIST Industrial Arts Wop Hopes to beacar mechanic . . . will eat anything . . . slaves at Zinn's . . . Kiss my foot and call it a love affair . . , has a crazy sense of CHRISTINE FAYE CAMMAUF Clerical Chris Could do without homework . . . desires to own a car . . . interested in boys and parties . . . owner of stuffed animals . . . usually seen wearing dickies . . . seen with Sharon Ream or Shirley Miller. Majorette l,2,3g DNA 1,2,3. humor . . . will remember December 5, 1964 . . . wouldn't mind own- ing a Mustang. ALANA KAY EBERLY Commercial Friendly girl who comes to us from Reamstown . . . often found at Anderson's Drug Store . . . owner of two C.U. class rings . . . sec- retly desires to own a Lemans. Football band 1,2g Concert band l,2,3g FBLA 2. CHARLOTTE R. EBB ERT Secretarial Char Really swift with a comb . . . cherishes a picture of a very special little boy . . . in when it comesto clothing . . . hates guys who think that they are God's gift to women . . . a good dancer. FHA 1,25 Modern Dance 2g Tri-Hi-Y 2. Alana LARRY LE E EB ERLY uEbSu General Kid who has a heart of gold . . . great asset to our football team . . . lists horseback riding as a favorite pastime . . . will remember dear C.U .... loves to hang out where there is food. Football 1,2,3g Hi-Y 2,3 CSec. 31. ROBERT LEE EBERLY College Prep Bob The driver of the swiftest GG GTO in C.U .... favorite hobby is getting in trouble . . . loves to go to Lancaster with Hess . . . has a , great admiration for Lancaster cops. Wrestling 1,2,3g Hi-Y 35 Outdoors Club lg Junior Play 2. General Chris Sociable gal from Denver . . . cherishes her collection of German postage stamps . . . loves to eat pizza and steak . . . often seen with Pat and Charlotte . . . will always remember 215. Girls' Chorus 2,35 Mixed Chorus 2,33 FHA 1,2,3 CV.Pres.3lg Year- book 3. CHRISTINE G. ENCK PHYLLIS JEAN ENCK College Prep PhY11iS Friendly lass . . . future missionary via Messiah College . , . often seen paling with Eileen and Judy . . . loves to answer bonus questions . . . Oh yea, echoes in the hall. FTA 1,25 Yearbook 3. JUDY ANN FASNACHT College Prep Judy A good kid . . . will make a great social worker . . . can never for- get her big buddy . . . loves world cultures . . . thrives on pot pie. Yearbook 33 Marching band l,2,3g Concert band l,2,3g FTA 1,2g Ju- nior Play 25 Newspaper Staff 1,2,3g Dramatics Club 2. X BARBARA ANN FAUSNACHT General Barb Resident of Denver . . . avid'TV watcher . . . future millionaire's wife . . . seen roaming the hall with Joyce and Cook . . . hopes to be a practical nurse. Hockey 1,24 FNA 1,2,3. MARY J. FETTER Commercial Mary Talkative kid . . . hates stuck-up people , . . Dutch Lanes Snack Bar waitress . . .will always remember her trips to Atlantic City . . . often heard saying take a long walk off a short pier. FHA 15 Newspaper 3. CANDICE JANE FICHTHORN Commercial Candy Neat dresser . . . known for her wicked hockey stick . . . likes Dale . . . 1963 Ephrata Fair will not be forgotten. Concert band l,2,3g Hockey 1,2,3. GARY R. FIRESTONE Industrial Arts Short fellow from Reamstown . . , owner of a '60 Chevy . . . thrives on potato salad and shrimp . . . spends his spare time at Barbie's house . . . digs those Rock 'n Roll tunes. Football 15 Wrestling 15 Baseball 1,2,3g Theater Arts 2,3. nstony-1 K D l I l i I DALE M. FITTERLING Industrial Arts Fast car enthusiast . . . often seen at the Deuce . . . really digs a super stock . . . wishes to sleep as much as possible . . . often seen C y with Stony and Stefiy. Theater Arts 2,3. 5 i HELEN FISHER General Dusty Schoeneck Elementary import. . . often heard mentioning Butch . . . proud owner of bottlecap collection . . . swings with tight wrang lers and loose sweatshirts . . . Newberry's salesgirl. 1-'NA 1,25 FHA 3. HF-lipu DONALD E. FORTNA General Clem Sociable guy . . . wishes to join the navy and see the world . . . will always remember the Junior Prom . . . great addition to the C.U. chorus and band . . . has a baby bass horn. Chorus 1,2,3g Concert band 1,2,3g Football band 15 County Chorus 2,3. v BRENDA JANE FREY Commercial Adnerb Commercial whiz . . . hopes to become an actress . . . lead role in Junior Play will always hold happy memories . . . capable president of FBLA . . . prizes a Cocalico ring from an Ephrata senior Mixed Chorus l,2,3g Girls' Chorus 1,2g FBLA 1,2,3 fPres.3Dg News- paper 1,2,3g Student Council 3g Junior Play 25 Yearbook 3. SUSAN A. FRITZ General Sue Tall, quiet girl . . . likes anyone who can laugh easily . . . secretly desires to marry a Royal Canadian Mounted Policeman . . . a maid at Cedar Crest Motel . . . loves fishing. Intramurals 23 Newspaper 2,33 FHA 2. TIMOTHY A. FRITZ Commercial Tim Kind sort of boy . . . center for C.U. football team . . . secretly de- sires to become a policeman . . . proud owner of a Honda . . . really got a charge out of his senior year. Football l,2,3g Wrestling l,2,3. BARBARA L. GEBHART College Prep Barb Future registered nurse . . . enjoys being with her sister . . . sec- retly desires to travel . . . aGerma.nwhiz . . . treasures her driver's license and memories of the summer of 65 . Girls Chorus lg Yearbook 35 FHA 25 FNA 1,3. TERRY GEHMAN College Prep Terry A real brain . . . guy with great musical ability . . . often seen with Sid and Royce . . . future includes statistical work. ' Football band l,2,3g Concert band l,2,3g Mixed Chorus l,2,3g News- paper l,2,3g Junior Play 2. J OYC E E LAINE GOCKLEY Secretarial Future artist . . . loves to spend time writing letters to F 8: M . . . would rather not do bookkeeping . . . one of Donecker's girls . . . will always remember frat parties at F 8: M. Concertband l,2,3g Footballband1,2,3g FBLA 1,3 QV. Pres. 315 News- paper 1,2,3g Yearbook 35 Student Council 2,3. CATHY JANE GE RHART General Cassy Knows how to dress . . . enjoys being at the Hickory House . . . really drives a cool MG . . . loves to do the Philly Sloop . . . folk music fan . . . often seen with Marbert and Donna. Color Guard 1,2,3g Yearbook lg Tri-Hi-Y 35 FHA lg Modern Dance 2. Ylslimll DEAN L. GRESS Clerical HGFQSSH Guy who loves to laugh . . . will always remember Mrs. Kilkuskie's English classes . . . secretly desires to own an XKEI . . . hopes to Join the service . . . often seen with Dave and Larry. Intramuralsg Hi-Y 2,3 . LINDA LOU GROFF Secretarial Linda A perfect future secretary . . . loves to make her own clothes . . two main likes are weekends and a certain gas station attendant . . favorite subject is English. FHA 1,29 FBLA 3. VICK1 GROSS College Prep Vix Capable senior class president . . . possesses a marvelous person- ality . . . future elementary teacher .... loves lemon blends . . . sec- retly desires to skate down Pike's Pea.k. Hockey 1,2,3g Tennis 2g FTA 1,2,3 fTreasurer 2, Pres. 355 Newspaper 2,3g Mixed Chorus 1,2,33 Yearbook 33 Concert band l,2,3g Junior Play ' 2. Q DONNA LYNN GUNSE LMAN Stenographic Don Future fashion designer . . . owner of a large wardrobe . . . most prized possession is a Morgan . . . thrives on Italian food . . .will never forget the week at the shore with Cathy. Mixed Chorus 1,2,3g Girls Chorus lg FHA 1,25 Modern Dance 25 Tri- Hi-Y 3 fSec. 3Jg Yearbook 3. JOYCE ANN HACKMAN Clerical Joyce Quiet girl who came to us from Schoeneck . . . desires to own a seam- stress shop . . . digsacertain Ephrata high graduate . . . will always remember April 26, 1964 . . . loves country and western music. FHA l,2,3 fTreasurer 31. LINDA FAY HAGY - Clerical Humphrey Secretly desires to become a millionaire . . . enjoys eating cheese- burgers . . . hates unfriendly people . . , often seen with Bonnie and Shirley . . . will always remember a certain Friday night. Newspaper 3. LINDA GAY HAMAKER Clerical Ham Secretly desires to be mayor of Lititz . . . hopes to see the world . . , loves to wear Wranglers and sweatshirts , . . usually seen with Sue and Linda . . . plays the organ. Intramurals 1 2 FHA 25 Newspaper 2,3. Commercial A member of FYC . . . future includes being a waitress . . . will al- ways remember those crazy paid assemblies . . . often seen with Brenda Weise FHA l,2,3. GLADYS HARDING Gladys ERICA HE MMRICH Commercial Rick Future secretary via McCann . . . secretly desires to be an under- taker . . . enjoys strumming a guitar . . . often seen driving a neat Mustang . . . hates to get up early in the morning. FHA lg Modern Dance 2g Newspaper 35 Color Guard 1,2,3. EDWIN E. HESS College Prep Hopes to be future president of General Motors . . . favorite food is eggs . . . often seen at the 222 drive-in . . . secretly desires to own the world. Outdoors club lg Hi-Y 2,3g Baseball 3. RANDAL ROY HOUSER Commercial Can usually be seen at Leicl's grocery store . . . prizes his BMW car , . . secretly desires to move to New Jersey . . . an avid hunter . . . hopes to become a salesman. Football 2,35 Baseball lg Golf 2. CAROL ANN HESS College Prep vgessieu Future elementary teacher . . . favorite subject was Algebra II , . . will always remember working at football games . , . secretly de- sires to marry a millionaire . , . often seen with Cook and Barb. Hockey lg Girls' Chorus 1,25 FTA 1,2g Yearbook 3. nHeSSyu LINDA SUE HICICERNELL General HiCk Dislikes people who call her red . . . clarinet tooter for C.U. band . . . enjoys study halls . . . usually seen wearing sweatshirts and Wranglers . . . secretly desires to be Kitty's flower girl. Concert band l,2,3g Football band 1,2,3g FNA 1,2,3. .vRandy., GLORIA JEAN HURST Commercial Main interest is Dennis . . . C.U.'s head major-ette . . . desires to 5 become a secretary . . . will always remember those hockey prac- tices . . . often heard saying Oh yea . FHA lg FBLA 3 fSec. 355 Majorette 1,2,3 CHead 31g Hockey l,2,3. DONNA J. JOHNSON College Prep Hopes to become a business teacher . . . can be found in Adamstown with Rick . . . will always remember the prom of 65 . . . enjoys sewing and swimming , . . desires to be happily married. Hockey 1,2,3g Tennis lg Student Council l,2,3 fSec. 335 Cheerleader 1,2,3g FHA 13 Color Guard 15 Newspaper l,3. Gloria JANICE EILEEN IMHOFF College Prep JaH Always on the go . . . Eagle co-editor . . . will attend Indiana State to become Home Economist . . . peppy co-captain of the cheering squad . . . friendly to all. Cheerleader 1,2,3 fCaptain 355 Hockey l,2,3g FHA 1,2,3 CV. Pres. 2, Pres. Bjg Newspaper 1,2,3 QCO-editor 315 Junior Play 2. Johnsie RANDY JOHNSTON Industrial Arts Chuck A CKLH Esso boy . . . I.A. is his favorite subject . . . dislikes science . . . often seen walking through a field hunting . . , prizes his 59 Chevy . . . loves to go bowling. General Corp. NEVIN RAY KEIF FER General Mervin Quiet boy who hails from Reamstown . . . loves to eat seafood . . plays clarinet in C.U. band . . . often seen with Don and Mart. Tennis 1,2,3g Football band 1,2,3g Concert band 1,2,3g Dance band 2,3. LORRAINE CAROL KOCH College Prep Usually seen laughing . . . energetic hockey halfback . . . hopes to add R.N. to her name . . . likes peppermint patties and lime cokes . . . usually seen with Carol or Vi . . . will always remember chem. Hockey 1,2,3g FNA 1,2,3g Yearbook 3. ANDREA J. KEMPER ,,Andyn Came to us from Twin Valley . . . prizes her hot Ford . . . secretly desires to own the world . . . often seen mowing the greens of Chip Ka Putt . . . enjoys dancing and golfing . . . hopes to join the Peace FHA 2,35 Library 2,3 CSec. 32. BONNIE LOU KLOPP General Hop Future includes being a beautician . . . enjoys wearing sweaters and slacks . . . loves rock 'n roll . . . will always remember summer parties. FNA 1,25 Modern Dance 2. ncookn BARRY L. KULP Industrial Arts Hails from Reamstown . . . lovesto wear madras clothing . . . can be heard saying this is true . . . will always remember July 4, 1965 . . . secretly desires to own a horse ranch. Intramurals 1,2,3g Wrestling 1,2,3. GENE R. LEED College Prep Capable co-editor of the yearbook . . . possesses wavy black hair . . . thrives on shrimp . . , lovesthat 3:05 bell . , , will always remember the riots at the Comet Drive-ln. Mixed Chorus l,2,3g Newspaper l,2,3g Yearbook 3 fCo-editorjg Foot- ban l,2,3g Track 1,2. uBaI,tvv MICHAEL BARON LQLBE LLE Clerical Mike Future State Policeman . . . comes to us from Danial Boone . . . seen with Randy and Jim . . . slaves at Bollmans . . . loves to swim. Dance band l,2,3g Basketball lg Wrestling 25 Track l,3. Gino CHARLES THOMAS LESHER College Prep Tom Neat dresser from Adamstown . , . prizes his 56 green and white Ford . . , would like to become Beach Boy drummer , . . desires to make lots of money. Football 1,2,3g Wrestling l,2,3g Concert Band l,2,3g Newspaper 1,2, 35 Yearbook 35 Hi-Y 35 Junior Play 2. M LOUISE LOOMIS Business Education Louie One of Donecker s girls loves lasagna and water skiing future holds position as fashion merchandizer seen with Sharon and Donna plays the organ Junior Play 2, Student Council 1 2 3 CTreasurer 31, Yearbook 3 News paper 2 3 FHA 3 Color Guard 2 3 Girls Chorus 1 2 3 Track 2 'tiff-wiv MARLENE K. LORAH College Prep Marlene Sweet kidfrom Reamstown . . . peppy color guard . . . future teacher . . . capable Vice President of FTA . . . would like to visit Hawaii. Hockey 1,2,3g Tennis 2,3g Girls' Chorus 1,2,3g Mixed Chorus 1,2,3g Color Guard 2,33 FTA 1,2,3 fSec, 2, V. Pres. 315 Yearbook 3. MARTIN LORAH College Prep Martin Mar1ene's twin . . . future engineer . . . swift with the sax . . . loves math . . . traveling and music rank high on his list . . . handles a wicked tennis racket. Basketball 1,2,3g Football band 1,2,3g Concert band 1,2,3g Dance band X 1,2,3g Mixed Chorus 1,2,3g Tennis 2,3. RAY LAMAR LORAH General Ray Future phys. ed. instructor . . . seen with Lynn and Bez . . . loves a wardrobe of sweaters . . . dating and eating are his hobbies . . . glad those German classes are over. Basketball 1,2,3g Baseball lg Golf 35 Hi-Y 2,3 CV. Pres. 355 Yearbook 3. i WILLIAM MICHAEL MCQUATE College Prep Bill Active Blainsportlad . . . seen at a certain Junior's house . . . thinks there's a future in owning oil wells , . . despises lmow-it-alls. Football 1,25 Basketball 1,2,3g Baseball 1,2,3g Hi-Y 2,3 CTreas. 355 Yearbook 35 Junior Play 2. CLIFFORD LLOYD MARTIN General Cliff Tall guy from Reamstown . . . loves to strum a guitar . . . will al- ways remember Maryland . . . feasts on Bar-B-Ques . . . works hard at painting and sand blasting. DAWN R. MARTIN College Prep Dawn Peppy lass from Ephrata . . . thrives on carrot cake . . . will always remember Big No. 3 . . . wants to be a devoted wife . . . pounds the piano . . . loves serious discussions. Student Council 3g Cheerleader 3g FNA 1,2,3 CTreas. 2,3lg Mixed Chorus 1,2,33 Football band 1,25 Class Treasurer 3. JAY CLIFFORD MARTIN Industrial Arts Martin Slaves at Hess Brothers . . . often heard saying Knock it off . . . hates the sound of grinding gears . . . can be found at the Deuce. Theater Arts 2,33 Football 1. MARY LOUISE MARTIN Commercial W99.S61 Short quiet gal from Reamstown . . . looks forward to weekends . . . will never forget New Holland Fair . . . despises slow drivers. FHA l,2,35 Intramurals 1. 1 I r,w-r . 5. ' 'Ng MELISSA LYN MARTIN College Prep Missie Proud owner of long blonde hair . . . future female lawyer . . . found at Dutch Bowl . . . will never forget 10th and Ocean Avenue . . . owns an Austin Healy tail light. Color Guard 2,35 Mixed Chorus 1,2,35 Yearbook 35 FTA l,2,3 CHis- torian 355 Newspaper 1,2,35 Hockey 1,2535 Girls' Chorus 1,2,3. MICHAEL REUBEN MARTZALL College Prep Motz Residentof Denver . . . often seen in Wranglers . . . loves Lefever's rec. center . . . will never forget General Cigar Company . . . sec- retly desires to be in the Olympics. Football 1,25 Track 1,25 Hi-Y 35 Yearbook 3. ALLEN DAVID MECKLEY College Prep Ameck Future electrical engineer . . . plans to make Penn State his Alma Mater . . . Head drummer in football band . . . secretly desires to become a millionaire. Track 1,2,35 Basketball 152,35 Football band 2,35 Outdoors Club 1 CVice Pres. 115 Projectionists Club 1,2,3 QV. Pres. 2, Treasurer 31. PHILIP B. MERKEL Industrial Arts Phil Hopes to be owner of printing industry . , . secretly desires to play drums . . . is an avid record collector . . . will always remember the Junior prom. Intramurals 2. ji sg! 5- , . E s z 5 5 JAMES H. MESSNER College Prep Jack One of FSLM hat company's slaves . . . plans to enter the field of medi- cine . . . lists his petpeeve as girls? ? ? will never forget those chem classes. Track 1,2,33 Mixed l,2,35 Outdoors club 1 QPres.jg Projectionist Club 1,2,3 CSec. 1,25 Pres. 31. SHIRLEY ANN MILLER Commercial Sam Reinholds Elementary import . . . often seen at the Terre Hill Rec. Center . . . cherishes a certain felloW's ring . . . would love to be- come a mud man. FNA 35 FHA 3. JOHN P. MINNICH College Prep John A Wilt Chamberlain fan . . . loves to collect autographs . . . often seen with Ameck and Jim . . . thrives on pot pie, Basketball 1,2,3g Baseball 35 Chorus 1,2,3g Projectionist Club l,2,3 CPres. 23. College Prep Sid Realwhiz . , . popular guy who is liked by all . . . future minister . . . loves to take part in serious discussions . . . Deutschland Heute Buch most prized possession. Student Council 2,3 CV. Pres. 355 Newspaper 35 Yearbook 35 Junior Play 2. General SIDNEY LEE MOHN JERRY ALLAN MOYER Industrial Arts Hails from Conrad Weiser . . . possesses neat wavy hair . . . swings aswiftgolf club . . . fills up on T-bone steak . . . often seen at Rein- noids Fire Hall. Golf 1,2,3. GAIL EILEEN MOHN Gan One ofC.U.'s majorettes . . . prizes Barry's ring and her hope chest . . . loves to work at the hospital . . . future holds nursing career. Hockey 1,2,3g FNA 1,2,3 CPres. 315 Majorette l,2,3g Yearbook 3. KEITH MOUNTZ Industrial Arts Strap One of the I.A. boys . . . really likes World Cultures . . . will always remember Mrs. Wa.lmer's homeroom . . . hopes to become an elec- trical engineer. Bowling lg Theater Arts 3. uHerku 4 SHARON K. NEY 5 College Prep Sharon , Co-captain of varsity cheering squad . . . co-editor of the Yearbook . . . lists Ephrata as her pet peeve . . . will always remember two wonderful months in her freshman year. Hockey 1,2,3g Newspaper Staff 1,2,3g Cheerleader 1,2,3g Girl's Chorus 1,2,33 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3g Yearbook 3 Cco-editorjg Tennis 25 FHA 2,3. MARVIN B. NOLT Clerical M9I'f Can'twaitfor lunch . . . prizes 22 . . . pizza is tops on his menu . . pals around with Dave and Gene. JANE LOUISE OBERHOLTZER College Prep Janie Everyone's friend . . . will hold attention of all her elementary pu- pils . . . often heard saying Honest . . . will always remember July 16, 1965. Chorus 1,2,35 County Chorus 1,25 Football band l,2,3g County band 1,2,3g FTA 1,2,3 CSec. 315 Yearbook 3. ROYCE A. OCHS College Prep Rolls Quiet lad . . . prizes his Fairlane . , . often heard saying This is so . . . loves to eat and drive around . . .will never forget those summer football practices. Football 1,2,3g Baseball 1,2,3g Outdoor club lg Concert band 1,2,3, Clerical Desires to become a race driver . . . cheeseburgers rate high with this senior . . .wishes he could be a real weightlifter . . . second home is the Reading Fairgrounds. Track 1,2,3. 5 College Prep DAVID K. PANNEBECKER Peanuts MARY P FA MATTER Gene ral New face at C.U .... plans to be a beautician . . . loves to dress in style . , . Rock 'n Roll is her type of music, PENNY LYNN PALSGROVE Penny A friendly gal from Georgia . . . is a horse nut . . . lists her rec- ord player as the musical instrument she plays . . . loves to swing to Rock 'n Roll. FNA 1,2,35 Yearbook 3. BONITA LE E PETERY Commercial Bonnie One of C.U.'s color guards . . . looks forward to those weekends . . . this gal's crazy about collecting pennies . . . loves to go skating. Color Guard 1,2,3g FHA 1,25 Yearbook 33 Modern Dance 25 Tri-Hi-Y 35 Mixed Chorus 1. Kitten SHARON FAY REAM Clerical Dumpy Hopes tojoin service . . . prizes her gold ring . . . likes to meet new people . . . usually found at Ephrata Rec . . . painting is one of this gal's main interests. FHA l,2,3g Modern Dance 2. HE LEN FAYE SCHAEFFER College Prep Helen Future navy nurse . , . plans to go to the Reading Hospital , . . loves seaiood . . . hangs out at Dutch Bowl . . . could do without trig. FNA l,2,3g Concert band l,2,3g Football band 1,2,3g Yearbook Staff 35 Junior Class Play 2. Secretarial EUGENE BARRY ROTH Clerical Roth Slaves as grease monkey at Mowrey's . , , really likes cars and girls . . . prizes his '55 Chevy . , . will never forget those sales and law classes. Football 1,2,3. SANDRA RUTH SCHAE FFER Sandy Would like to be a medical or legal secretary . . . hates rude people . . . often seen with Erma and Mary . . . loves to play minature golf. FHA lg FBLA 2,3. TERRY L. SHENK College Prep Terry Will attend Drexel Institute of Technology . . . will always remember the Junior Play . . . often seen with Royce and Sid . . . secretly de- sires to be a politician. Track 1,25 Junior Play 2. PATRICIA ANN SHOBER Clerical Pat Claims Schoeneck as her home town . . . really wild about boys who dress neat. . . lists study hall as her favorite subject . . . will al- ways remember Feb. 6, 1965. FHA 2,35 Tri-Hi-Y 5. BRUCE EDWARD SMITH MARBERT A. SISE College Prep Bert Future free lance sculptor . , . proud of her elementary alma mater . . . will always remember going steady with Herm for three days . . . tha.t's the way it goes in the world of sports are her most spoken words. Football ba.nd1,2,3g Concert band 1,2,3g Junior Play 25 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3. General Smitty A Residentof Denver . . . hates girls who smoke . . . seen with Sid and Terry , . . secretly desires to own a GTO . . . lists girls and eating as his two main likes. College Prep Areal sweet gal , . . has a keen personality . . . plans to be a regis- tered nurse . . , can't wait for German??? . . . Hawaii is on this gal's travel list. Newspaper 1,2 fnews ed.g co-ed 31g Hockey 1,3, fManager 355 Press Club l,2,3g FHA 1,25 FNA3g Girl'sChorus 15 Jr. Play 3g Class Treas- urer 2. ERMA JANE SPADE Clerical Erma- Tall quiet girl from Blue Lake . . . list world geography as her favor- ite subject . . . wishes to be a medical secretary . . . loves to cook . . . seen with Sandy. FBLA 2,35 FHA 1. RANDY L. STEFFY Industrial Arts Steffy' Hopes to become a mechanic . . . really likes slow drivers? '?? . . lists Mick as his main interest . . . secretly desires to own a B.S.A motorcycle. Theater Arts 2,3g Wrestling 1,3. SUSAN ANN STEWART nsueu LARRY ADAM STICK Industrial Arts Sticky Hopes to become a contractor . . . lists steak sandwiches and french fries as his favorite food . . . came to C.U. from Mohnton . . . sec- retly desires to own a 63 Corvette. Theater Arts 35 Intramurals 35 Golf 3. JAMES L. STRICKER Clerical Jim Capable co-captain of the football team . . , lists football coaches as his main likes . . . petpeeve is quitters . . . favorite subject is book- keeping . . . you said it is his expression. Football 1,2,3g Track 35 Intramurals Basketball 2. CATHERINE LOUISE STRUNK Commercial Kitty Friendly gal . . . Mondays are her pet peeve . . . prizes her Jim's ring . . . waitress atDutchman's . . . would just love to be Mrs. Fire Chief. Mixed Chorus 2,3gGirls Chorus 1,35 Yearbook 3g FHA lg Yearbook 35 Newspaper 1,2,3g Tri-Hi-Y 35 Hockey 1,2,3g Junior Play 2. L. JANE STYER College Prep Janie Plans to attend University of Miami. . . Righteous Brothers rank high as her source of entertainment . . . will always remember Big No. 3 . . . nursing is her main interest. FNA 1,2,3 fSec. 315 Yearbook 3g Junior Play 2. JAMES GILBERT SWARTZ College Prep Swartzie A hungry fellow . . . future surveyor . . . despises greasy hair . . no lie is his favorite phrase . . . prizes his class ring. Chorus 1,2,3g Wrestling 1,2,3g Student Council 35 Junior Play 2. EILEEN M. SWEIGART I H College Prep Swlg Outstanding musician . . . loves to ham it up . , . usually heard saying Help . . . will never forget the fun at Miami. Newspaper l,2,3g FTA 1,2 CHistorian 215 Dance band 3g Football band l,2,3g Concert band l,2,3g Mixed Chorus l,2,3. PHILIP L. WEALAND Industrial Arts Wealand Proud of home town-Schoeneck . . , would like to be a hockey player . . . often seen at the Schoeneckstore . . . will always remember llth grade shop math . . . desires to pilot a jet. Theater Arts 2,35 Baseball 2,3. DONNA MARIE WEAVER College Prep Donna Cute senior gal . . . strums away on her guitar , . . will always re- memberthe football band bus . . . thinks boys are great . , . plans to become a phys. ed. teacher. Hockey l,2,3g Tennis 1,25 FTA lg FNA 25 Color Guard l,2,3g Dra- matics Club lg Junior Play 2. 'fflhf LYNN WEAVER Commercial Lynn Capable Student Council head . . . will attend Philadelphia Institute of Barbering . . . loved German . . . will always remember the Gar- den Spot games . . . lists crab cakes as his favorite food. Basketball l,2,3g Baseball 1,2,3g Student Council l,2,3 fPres. 31. ROBERT LYN WEITZEL General Outstanding CU pitcher . . . wishes to play professional baseball . . . lists art as his favorite subject . . . secretly desires to be wealthiest man in Reinholds. Football 1,25 Baseball 1,2,35 Basketball 1,2. t f ,,,,, -- ' f f LINDA JANE WEINHOLD General Linda Color Guard captain . . . plans include practical nursing . . . usually seen at Keppell's house . . . possesses a nice smile . . . desires to have freckles . . . prizes her hope chest. FNA 1,2 CHistorian 25 V. Pres.3Jg Color Guard 1,2,3 fcaptainjg Year- book 3g Mixed Chorus 3. 2 ,M nBObu LEONARD WENGER Commercial Lenny Plans to get rich . . , will attend business school . . . hates girls who smoke . . . glad German II is over. Band l,2,3g Baseball 1,2,3. CAROL WENRICH General Came to CU from South Heidelberg . . . hates people who constantly complain . . . emphatic magazine collector . . . loves anything Italian . . . lists reading as a favorite pastime. FNA 3. 'IEW .gym Carol GIRARD WENRICH Industrial Arts Plansfor future include being a painter . . . likes neat dressers . . . avid car fan . . . thrives on steaks . . . would like a new car . . . en- joys playing pool . . . will always remember the 55 Studebaker. Theater Arts 3. uJerl,yvv KENNETH L. WENRICH Clerical Secretly desires to visit California . . loves to water ski. . . really enjoys ea car as his prized possession. Football 1,2. uKennyu . forget it are his words . . . ting T-bone steak . . . lists his PATRICIA ANN WENRICH Secretarial Wendy PeppyC.U. majorette . . . friendly lass . . . has a stuffed animal col- lection . . . would like a secluded cottage by the ocean . . . future medical secretary. Hockey 1,2,3g Mixed Chorus l,2,3g Girls Chorus 1,2,3g FBLA 1,2, Creporterjg Tri-Hi-Y 3 Cpres.lg Majorette l,2,3g Yearbook 35 Junior Play 2. General THOMAS C. WENTZEL Wentze1 Friends are this Reinholds boy's most prized possession . . . will always remember the fun in Senior High . . . often seen at the Rein- ! holds Fire Hall , . . secretly desires to be principal of CU. l Outdoor Club 15 Intramurals 2,3. College Prep FNA 1,2,3. D. LINFORD YOUNDT Commercial Linford One of the shorter seniors . . . Conestoga Valley import . . . would like to do some big game hunting . . . prizes his '60 Chevy. JOYCE L. WITMER Joyce Future nurse . . . will make any patient happy . . . spends pastime bowling and reading . . . dislikes physics . . . will always remember 11th grade English class. lk S. ARTHUR ZERBE Clerical Hopes to see the world . . . came to CU from Garden Spot . . . lists motorcycle rides as his favorite pastime . . . likes to work with cars. Hi-Y Club 3g Gym Club 35 Wrestling 35 Baseball 3. WILSON CARL YOUNDT Industrial Arts Willy This lad's ambition is to be a butcher , . . loves weight lifting and hunting . . . seen with Jerry and Gary, Theater Arts 3. f uArtu GLENN A. BROWNSBERGER Special Education Can be found at Daniel's Diner . . . Manheim Central export . . . seen with Danny and Eugene . . . likes to run around. Freddie DANIEL PANNEBECKER Special Education Daniel' Thrives on hot dogs . . . seen with Glenn and Eugene . . . likes the swing of rock 'n roll . . . hails from Schoeneck. Track 1,2,3. DANIEL LANAR STOYER Special Education Danny Future plans include joining the service . . . always seen at the Adams- town Y . . . likes to play pool . . . waits for the day he will own a car. MELVIN EUGENE SWEIGART Special Education Mel Future truckdriver . . . prizes his red continental coat , . . will never forget the first time he drove a stock car . . , favorite subject English. v DONALD STAHLEY Commercial Don Hopes to go away to school upon graduation . . . favorite food is steak . . . lists girls and cars as his main likes . . . hates slow drivers. The yearbook staff wishes to apologize for neglecting to place your picture in its proper place. SVERRIR STEFANSSON College Prep Sverrir Came to us from Iceland . . . is amazed at our trees . . . seen at all football games . . . lives with Sheldon. Hi-Y 3g Student Council 3. 54 Senior Class Ojjicers 3 e Janice urer ' Imhoff, Vice-Presidentg Vicki Gross, Presidentg Gloria Hurst, Secretaryg and Dawn Mar C663 To them it may mean nothing As simple as can be But it means the worla' ana' everything To all of you anal me. Its memories will all remain As through the world we roam, The places we go, all the things we a'o Will all reflect on home, The underelassmen will have their chance As through the worla' we mix, But weill never forget the happy hours We spent in '66,. Andrea Kemper Class F lower: Blue Tqaped White Rose Class Motto: Then Give T 0 The World The Best You Have Yearbook Staff hard at work deciding theme Jim Stricker: Outstanding Linesman Randy Houser: Outstanding Back Seniors Cramming 57 w Senior Features During the past six years the class of 1966 shared many experiences. Our senior year, however, has been the year which has meant the most to all of us. As we looked back, we have remembered all the fun, the heartaches, the excitements, and the happiness of this, our best year. With our advisor, Mr. Gensemer, the class held many meaningful meetings. Most outstanding of our recollections are refreshment stands at football and basketball games, anxieties of work- ing on committees for dances, the great play practices and the suspense of presenting the play, and the prom. Still most of us found time to sign senior pictures, make plans for the future, whether it was applying at colleges, seeking a job, or entering the armed services. Ordering commencement announcements and being measured for caps and gowns made graduation seem very close. The class, represented by the colors charcoal grey and powder blue, chose a white rose tipped blue as the class flower. Then give to the world the best you have , was our inspiring motto. To some members of the class, graduation was a joyous event, to some it was tearful. To each senior, however, it marked not only the end of their high school days but the beginning of a new venture in life. 59 55' We ek T, More Than Welcome As their Junior Class Play, the class of 1966 presented the comedy More Than Welcome, which proved to be one of the major accomplishments of the class. 60 . , 5- ,.-,lf ' 4 Q' swf' ROW 1: Donna Gunselman, Donna Johnson, Sharon Ney. ROW 2 Joyce Gockley H omecomin Lynn Weaver crowns Queen Janice Im hoff. 3 1:59,-1:1 f , 7:1 ,,-1 ,, A 1, I . , . I V ..,. ' 1 - ' my VAA , f v K' -, ,ug 1 JA gan 55. 2,4 K2 f 2 L Va, NIM Z 5 M w A-M it-is ' it km ,mg ,anim , W fi L. 2' Wifi iz . yy A V' A 322 ,gflf vf V New York T rg? Washington Trip 63 Senior Class Play 1 The Teczhouse Of The August Moon By John Patrick Directed by J, Daniel Brensinger Sakini Sergeant Gregovich Col. Wainwright Purdy III Captain Fisby Old Woman Old Woman's Daughter Daughter's Children Ancient Man Mr. Hokiada Mr. Omura Mr. Sumata Mr. Sumata's Father Mr. Seiko Miss Higa Jiga Mr. Keora Mr. Oshira Other Male Villagers Female Villagers Lotus Blossom Captain Mc Lean 64 Terry Gehman Penny Palsgrove James Swartz James Messner Dennis Bowman Bill McQuate Dawn Martin Diane Ansel Carol Hess Ross Fichthorn Harold Strunk Lisa Gerhard Ray Lorah Tom Lesher Eddie Hess Eddie Althouse Eugene Adams Tim Fritz Judy Fasnacht John Minnich Royce Ochs Robert Eberly Tim Bezler Curt Althouse Vicki Gross Marlene Lorah Donna Weaver Sharon Ney Lorraine Kock Donna Gunselman J anice Imhoff Sue Stewart Brenda Frey Gene Leed gras: Junior-Senior Prom an It Queen: Joyce Gockleyg King: Dennis Bowmang Court: Janice Imhoff, Kenneth Wenrick, Susan Stewart, and Dale Burk- holder. 1965 King and Queen: Randy Trostle and Doreen Bates. Moonlight and Roses V. Dr. SL Mrs. Smithg Mr. gb Mrs. Leininger. Mr. 8a Mrs. Doherty My . .iw Mr. gl Mrs. Care Hostesses: Jane Dernmy, Ann Reddig, Sandy Terwillger, Diana Witman, Coleen Shimp, Pat Ansel. Hosts: Dave Sla- bach, John Anderson, Dennis Sweigart, Craig Leid, Glenn Wenger, Barry Hurst. 65 6.4. 68 nderclassmen As vigorous supporters of school functions and capable sponsors of their own activities, the underclassmen prove to be an important part of the student body. The ninth graders enter the senior high schoolbuilding and for the first time acquire a name for their class--Freshmen. The Sophomores chose their class jackets, burgundy and white, and held coat checks at basket- ball games. Each year the Sophomores sponsor a dance. This year it was called Harvest Hop. An exciting event of the junior year is choosing the class rings. The colors of the Junior class are navy blue and white. The Juniors presented the play Ask Any Girl and sponsored the dance Christmas A-Go-Go. They are also responsible for the Junior-Senior Prom. Each class has capable leaders and new ideasg each class makes its own unique contribu- tionsg each class aspires to higher goals. 69 V f- A . -, -.li 1: ' H-7 ' . Juniors yang. A 59. 5? S .Q .2 . 2 E S 3 2 YSRHYQ YQ- Nakswwir. 'me Officers Treas. Danny Heiseyg Pres. Doug Ansel, Sec. Christine Adams, V-Pres. Sverrir Stefensson. Homeroom 203 ROW 1' S. Carney B. Ernst, L. Christen, B. Bates, C. Adams, H. Care, V. Enck, R. Enck, D. Althouse. ROW 2: J B ks' K. Ansel, D. Boose M. Bates M. Belt J. Falkiewicz, D. Eptmg, S. Crouse, B. Comeau, D. Buohl, E. Ack- roo , , , erman. ROW 3: R. Burd, Erb, J. Carney, Adams, E. Becker, S. Carvell, G. Adair, M. Buchter, D. Ansel, S Bergman. 70 Homeroom 215 ROW 1: M. Heft, C. Heck, L. Firestone, G. Gerhart, M. Hainley, L. Fasnacht, D. Fasnacht, S. Fry, A. Fry. ROW 2: J.Gehrnan, D. Heilman, J. Gehman, D. Hackman, F. Fritz, J. Grumbine, G. Gonzalez, D. Hogy, A. Groff, T. Has- sler. ROW 3: D. Gelsinger, A. Hagy, B. Harting, K. Getz, D. Getz, J. L. Gross, E. Fichthorn, B. Gensemer, K. Heffner, R. Heinaman, K. Fasnacht. Home-room 205 ROW 1: D. Hirneisen, L.Lefever, P. E. Keller, S. Kramer, L. Long, N. Lorah, L. Kauffman, P. Lawrence, C. Hurst. ROW 2: G. Moyer, M. A. Lutz, J. Martin, D. Hoover, L. Heinsey, S. Hess, D. Kindt, R. Meckley, P. Keller. ROW 3: J. Loomis, T. Meckley, G. Lied, P. McQuate, D. Heisey, B. Martzall, J. Martin. 71 l Homeroom 204 ROW 1: E. Schweitzer, B. Weise, P. Witwer, C. Youndt, P. Wentzel, S. Stump, L. Woods, D. Weinhold, T. Zimmer- man. ROW 2: J. Zerbe, H. Wingenroth, P. Stick, R. Wolf, M. Wenger, S. Stefansson, D. Sweigart, C. Sweigart, K Stafford, E. Sweigart, C. Texter. ROW 3: D. Tothero, T. Unruh, D. Weber, K. Stoner, B. Steely, R. Stauffer, D Stoudt, D. Spatz, B. Witmer. N Homeroom 103 ROW 1: C. Pannebecker, S. Snader, S. Muthart, J. Schutter, M. Showalter, S. Shupp, T. Myer, S. Schlegal, T. Sidel. ROW 2: D. Slabach, J. Slabach, P. Sghannauer, B. Petery, P. Pfautz, D. Noll, B. Shenk, M. Nolt, C. Slater, M. Scan- lan. ROW 3: R. Mull, L. Snyder, J. Showalter, J. Pfamatter, R. Shirk, C. Showalter, S. Schweitzer, C. Rutt, P. Sen- semg. 72 S ophomores Officers Treas. Nick Hemmerichg Sec. Ann Reddigg Pres. Glenn Wenger, V-Pres. Jim Longenecker. Homeroom 102 ROW 1: A. Brubaker, T. Ditzler, L. Burkenheiser, R. Beck, J. Demmy, M. Carvell, N. Eber1y,J. Althouse, M Buchter. ROW 2: L. Berger, P. Ansel, T. Corl, K. Carvell, L. Bowman, R. Becker, S. Buohl, G. Bair, R. Bauman ROW 3: K. Adair, R. Buck, G. Cox, R. Artz, J. Anderson, D. Carvell, C. Bowman, M. Bezler, M. Brubaker. 73 mf W.. ,....... -.W M.-. I Homeroom 209 ROW 1: L.Martza.11, M. Mohn, R. Landis, L. Martin, B. Landis, M. Kramer, C. Kutz, N. Martzall, C. Knauer. ROW 2: S. Molkentin, L. Miller, D. Miller, B. Messner, S. McKinney, C. Leid, G. Landis, J. Kopp, C. Kitch, M. Lorah. ROW 3: S. McKinney, L. Kramer, C. Keller, D. Mohler, M. Miller, J. Longenecker, C. Leid, D. Mohn, L. Kauffman, W. Lefever. s Homeroom 207 ROW 1: D. Hertzog, M. Ebling, M. Fasnacht, P. Harting, C. Good, L. Hoshauer, J. Hess, D. Hauser, D. Haake. ROW 2: S. Fluck, B. Haulman, L. Fortna, L. Harting, J. Fitterling, M. Himmelberger, A. Gettle, B. Hurst, D. Fisher, N. Hemrnerich. ROW 3: R. Frey, P. Groff, T. Groff, R. Good, K. Hornberger, G. Firestone, D. Fisher. 74 Homeroom 213 ROW 1: D. Woods, B. Yeakel, B. Sweigart, D. Witman, S. Wike, J. Youndt, K. Sweigart, R. White, R. Youndt. ROW 2: J. Zerbe, K. Sweigart, K. Weidman, M. White, J. Weise, D. Sweigart, S. Terwilliger, G. Wenger, I. Zook, J. Wen- zel. ROW 3: E. Weaver, M. Weitzel, J. Westerhoff, B. Sweigart, T. Weaver, R. Zeiset, R. Sweigart. Homeroom 202 ROW 1: B. Shirk, F. Shupp, R. Petery, G. Spangler, C. Shimp, A. Shader, K. Palsgrove, R. Pannebecker, C. Stoudt. ROW 2: C. Pannebecker, J. Schaeffer, S. Spade, D. Stoyer, A. Oxenreider, A. Reddig, M. Schweitzer, B. Noll, J. Pfautz, S. Stober, E. Sprecher. ROW 3: M. Ochs, G. Strunk, B. Shupp, A. Steffy, L. Ramsey, N. Shober, J. Sise, D. Slabach. 75 Freshmen ,nw Officers V. Pres. Jay Althouseg Pres. Bruce Wagner, Sec. Kathy Schlegel. Homeroom 212 ROW 1: L. Buffenmyer, J. Eberly, L. Althouse, B. Ensinger, A. Enck, H. Anderson, E. Dinger, R. Eberly, R. Bair ROW 2: S. Binkley, B. Burkholder, C. Cockinour, C. Burkhart, P. Care, J. Ansel, J. Derr, D. Deuel, S. Connelly D. Buohl, J. Carles, J. Eberly. ROW 3: A. Ebert, K. Eshlernan, R. Crockett, J. Buchter, D. Dietrich, B. Ansel, R Eberly, F. Butterfield, J. Althouse, J. Eby, A. Carpenter, D. Burkhart. 76 Horneroom 120 ROW 1: D. Gress, C. Heinsey, G. Frees, D. Good, S. Hassler, P. Fox, D. Frantz, C. Haws, C. Gensemer. ROW 2: L. Gehman, J. Gettle, J. Firestone, R. Gockley, G. Gehr, J. Fichthorn, B. Fetter, E. Gebhart, A. Fasnacht, S. Hart, ROW 3: R. Good, R. Garman, F. Frederick, M. Gunselman, M. Gensemer, S. Gensemer, R. Gehman, J. Fausnacht, G. Fausnacht. Horneroom 201 ROW 1: R. Kindt, C. Luckenbill, B. Hess, A. Martin, M. Ingram, P. Martzall, J. McCoy, J. Lorah, M. Martin. ROW 2: S. Johnson, L. Hurst, L. Lorah, L. Hill, L. Ludwig, B. McQuate, R. Long, T. Kalbach, S. Kopp, C. Kauffman, D. Kindt. ROW 3: B. Koch, K. Hetrich, D. Leed, D. McGarvey, T. Henly, J. Martzall, L. Hilton, J. Hitton, G. Hurst, M. Knauer, D. Loose, D. Leininger, T. Hoover. 77 Homeroom 105 ROW 1: G. Spade, M. Shader, A. Syton, L. Reich, N. Mountz, J. Stauffer, D. Mohn, A. Schriner, C. Nolt. ROW 2: R Showalter, K.Sch1egel, L. Miller, S. Mountz, J. Schweitzer, C. Shealer, H. Shaak, F. Sprecher, R. Plank, T. Noll, D Pannebecker, D. Sebastian. ROW 3: M. Mogler, C. Mohler, M. Mowrey, J. Rutt, L. Noll, O. Rankin, C. Oxenrider B. Sensening, J. Moyer, E. Paul, M. Schweitzer, P. Rabold, J. Schlack, J. Schaeffer. Homeroom 106 ROW 1: M. Sweigart, G. Sweigart, D. Styer, S. White, E. Sweigart, M. Wealand, R. Stauffer, D. Wardell, J. Sweigart. ROW 2: G. Wagner, V, Sweigart, L. Weaver, T. Wenrich, J. Stelly, C. Weitzel, J. Weaver, M. Sweigart, B. Weise B. Wagner, D. Zimmerman, P.Weidma.n. ROW 3: D. Sweigart, S. Wertz, D. Weaver, D. Wike, L. Sweigart, M. White, C. Sweigart, Janie Unruh, B. Wanger, L. Youndt. 78 Homeroom 142 ROW 1: D. Fasnacht, R. Behney, E. Martin, S. Eberly, L. Roth, J. Adams. ROW 2: B. Burkhart, G. Brownsberger, T. Steffy, G. Hartranft, I. Bowman, J. Mentzer, ROW 3: J. Ream, M. Sweigart, E. Metzger, R. Weber, D. Stoyer, D. Pannebecker. Homeroom Absentees: H. Mellinger, M. Hassler, D. Heil, G. Glass, C. Shaffer, R. Fosnacht, H. Fasnacht. 79 J uniors' C lass Play 'fAsk Any Girlj' 'KX Q95 Sophomores present advertisement. , ,WW M 1 ws 5 . sf emi WL-Q H-.J Hard at workin P. O. D. Ticket counting behind Miss Kautz's back. 'Ns' Juniors greet their guests. King and Queen of Hearts . . . eating food prepared by the capable cafeteria cooks . , . receivingadozen long-stem red roses from Lynn Weaver. . . . posing for Mr. Martin with the sun in your eye S. 82 czppiness A . . . maintaining your balance while on the edge of the stage. . . finding out she has clean ears. Cocalico I . . . looking for a lost Contact lens. doing things behind a teacher's back . . . trying to find mother. 84 Sport Sports play an important part in a school's curriculum. It helps to develop a well-rounded personality. Participation in sports teaches a person good sportsmanship as well as co-oper- ation with others. Athletics is hard work. It requires self-discipline, sacrifice, and agreat deal of time on the part of students, managers, and coaches. Cocalico is priviledged to have good athletic fields and equipment. They are kept in good condition by the diligent work of the custodian staff. This year sports at Cocalico has had an average season. Sports seemed to start slowly, but as the year advanced, sports progressed. The coaches of all the teams were to be commended for the fine job they did for the school and for the individual athlete. Because of the coaches' effort, the athletes have gained greatly. Though sports were not at their highest, we must remember that whether you win or lose, the important thing is how you play the game. 85 D L.,V VL,AA 5 2 '..- 5 37 4- iq 9 gf Mr. Stauffer, Headcoachg Mr. Lauris and Mr, Henry, Assistant Coaches. , Co-Captains: Dennis Bowman and James Stricker. Football ROW 1: Bill McQuate, Gene Leed, Tim Fritz, Royce Ochs, James Stricker, Dennis Bowman, Larry Eberly, Randy Houser, Tom Lesher. ROW 2: Mike Miller, Sam Carvell, Jay Martin, Dean Oberholtzer, Donald Kindt, Rick Huber, w Gary Leid, Dan Heisey, Randy Buck. ROW 3: Ted Unruh, Dennis Mohn, Terry Corl, John Fasnacht, David Slabach, Dennis Sweigart, Ashley Steffy, Philip Keller, Mgr. ROW 4: Kermit Getz, Pat McQuate, Scott McKinney, Larry Heinsey, Mgr. K Le- X X X we 5 9 A Q X rx r . x , is X X X K X 5 Sw James Stricker I Larry Eberly Royce Ochs -.,. Q X J ,Z aw w Q .. ,, Tim Fritz Tom Lesher Dennis Bowman Gene Leed Randy Houser SX. S kiwi sq., 2--.- -su-6 HM' 4 S? N' gf, -' 1 i lf? 3 ,f X X 11 fr-pm , ,,.-a is E E i E E W C. Weitzel, E. Paul, M. Hassler, R. Weber, C. Moyer, J. Weaver, G. Strunk, K. Getz, J. Althouse Gay Coach: Mr. Jackson 90 Track ROW 1: R. Crockett, J. Messner, A. Meckley, G. Leed, D. Pennabecker. ROW 2: J. Wentzel, M. Bezler, S. Stober, B. Hurst, M. Sweigart, D. Kindt, D. Ansel. ROW 3: C. Ebersole-mgr., J. Stricker-Mgr., J. Fasnacht, D. Leed, J. Moyer, J. Rutt, E. Metzger, J. Fasnacht-mgr. ' Coaches: Mr. Lauris and Mr. Mclllmoyle. ROW 1: D. Pennabecker, A. Meckley, J. Messner, D. Bowman. ROW 2: D. Stoyer, M. Sweuigart, D. Pennabecker, R. Martzall, G. Leed. 91 Coach: Mr. Schaeff GI' Baseball ROW 1: P. Wealand, R. Weitzel, J. Artz, L. Weaver, L. Wenger, W. McQuate. ROW 2: R. Shirk, D. Slabach, D. Oberholtzer, D. Heisey, M. Buchter. ROW 3: K. Fasnacht, L. Ramsey, C. Leid, R. Heinaman, P. McQuate, S. Bergman. Coach: Mr. Ebling ROW 1: G. Wenger, A. Steffy, C. Good, J. Schaeffer, M. Weitzel, G. Wagner. ROW 2: T. Hoover, D. Sweigart, T. Henly, D. Pannebecker, B. Koch, R. Landis. ROW 3: B. Sensenig, B. Wagner, R. Fasnacht, D. Heil, G. Glass, M. Mowrey. 92 wwwwwrwwwv Tennis . 1 ,MAMNH . E I 1- Coach: Mr. Feiler ROW 1: R. Long, R. Stuaffer, J. Lorah, M. Martin, R. Meckley, R. Wolf, S. White. ROW 2: D. Fisher, T. Corl, M. Lorah, J. Sise, C. Althouse, J. Gehman, N. Kieffer, D. Burkhart. E Coach: Mrs. Kegerise ROW 1: C. Shimp, D. S1abach,A. Gettle, D. Carvell, C. Hurst. ROW 2: H. Care, D. Haake, M. Oxenreider, S. Johnson, C. Kauffman, L. Fasnacht. ROW 3: T. Wenrich, L. Sweigart, L. Hurst, R. Showalter, M. Lorah, L. Burkenheiser. 93 Wrestling Wrestling: ROW 1: S. Stober, M. Scanlan, T. Fritz, E. Sprecher, J. Moyer, J. Swartz, E. DeLong, T. Lesher. ROW 2: J. Schlack, S.Swartz,J. Fitterling, A. Carpenter, B. Kulp, B. Kauffman, B. Eberly, B. Hurst. ROW 3: J. Sprech- er, M. Gunselman, R. Good, C. Good, B. Messner, M. Martin, R. Eberly, J. Gettle, C. Haws, J. Sweigart, S. Wertz, S. Sise. ROW 4: J. Buchter, B. Wagner, G. Metzger, F. Sprecher, M. Miller, D. Fisher, B. Harting, B. Artz, N. Shober, B. Koch. Seniors: T. Fritz, B. Kulp, J. Swartz, T. Lesher, B. Eberly. Coach: R. Hall 94 Hockey ROW 1: J. Fichtorn, S. Fry, C. Pannebecker, D. Hirneisen, M. Himrnelberger, L. Hurst, S. Johnson, E. Schweitzer, L.Long. ROW 2: Mrs. Wood, M. Bates, M. Martin, E. Ackerman, D. Weaver, P. Care, L. Sise, V. Gross, G. Hurst, L.Woods,D.S1aabach, L. Koch. ROW 3: K. Ansel, S. Terwilliger, C. Hurst, V. Enck, N. Lorah, J. Irnhoff, C. Fich- torn, S. Ney, M. Lorah, G. Mohn, D. Johnson, E. Becker, C. Texter, S.Sch1ega1, J. Falkiewicz, C. Kauffman, P. Wenrich. Seniors Coaches G. Hurst, D. Johnson, L. Koch, S. Ney, C. Fichtorn, V. Gross, J. Imhoff, D. Weaver, M. Lorah, G. Mohn, M. Martin, P. Wenrich. , , Mrs. Wood and Miss Weller 95 gk N X X ilk If 1 4' f mg - K. A : fx. i ik yQ k V . gk f i M 'xi , ' i K 5 mgigfgi 1 X , - k 3 gs xx 5 X' g is 1 ik, Q JF .gg Q S 5 Wx +31 f ,i A -- f W is gpm 1 f 2 'W - QS ligwwx f Q ,Qc Q , 1 . ivrwx 7 ry f 5 5 1.' , ' X? fl-.a X 1!. fi ni' 5 V V, 4'NQjkl,L 'F 4 , , .A 1. kit L R K2i5S'0w ',, M ew , A we 5 Q-sl . fx , F ,N , if f Wa, 13, 'fsgse - Q Q: M Q Q X5 - Qf. Y anus 'N ,H x saseg YP' wi - L -P fe. QA g,,s'. 'Q 'fin u it Pie. , 'Ex as 2 S .F 6 ' a J feyi' 3 fm- ,, Qc N. NN w'L .X Www iv XIX' 49 'Q'- ef, SA x 'X X E315 N Q Q , Q ' Q .uf Q r 'BQ 9 ' YQ Q ,, is sf 4- A tw' N' Q a . , . 'Q In QD, ' X k XS X Y, Xficl, 'N 'f-ee I , Q ,RQ k 1 0 1' 1, 'se' -3' 1' X , ,X Ji Q ' K A - . 5- .L f s fm, 'K X w, QW. 96 xtmcurricular Activities Of greatestimportancewere the many extra-curricular activities in which we, as students, were able to participate. Through these activities we were able to work and become familiar with one another. Clubs, which met every Wednesday, brought us together with students who shared the same interests. The band rehearsals, under the direction of Mr. Floyd Sweigart, enabled those who partici- pated to broaden their outlook in the musical field. After many hours of hard work, the chorus, directed by Mr. William Gates, presented the traditional Christmas and Easter assemblies. They also participated in the spring Night of Music. Many an uneventful Saturday night was enlightened by the school dances sponsored by the various classes. Through all these activities we were able to spend many happy hours at C. U. 97 Junior Varsigf ROW 1: C. Hurst, D. Martin. ROW 2: L. Woods, D. Slabach, S. Shupp, D. Weinhold. Junior High ROW 1: S. Kegerise. ROW 2: C. Shaffer, J. Derr, D. For-ry. ROW 3: S. Johnson, L. Hurst, R. Showalter, J. Fichthorn. V arsigf Cheerleaders ROW 1: J.Imhoff, C. Shimp, N. Lorah. ROW 2: D. Johnson, S. Ney, M. Schweitzer. Wrestling ROW 1: C. Pannebecker, V. Sweigart, D. Styer. ROW 2: L. Sweigart, K. Weidman, J. Unruh. f f.1.:1.W. ar Wg' Head Major P. Sensenig Majorettes: G. Hurst, Head Majoretteg L. Fasnacht, B. Boyer, C. Cammauf, C. Sweig- art, D. Carvell, D. Ansel, P. Wenrich, A. Reddig, G. Mohn. Color Guard: ROW 1: L. Weinhold. ROW 2: L. Loomis, H. Care, N. Martzall, B. Landis, E. Hennerich. ROW 3: K. Weidman, D. Weinhold, M. Lorah, B. Petery,M. Martin, C. Gerhart, D. Weaver, G. Gerhart. 99 CONCERT BAND: ROW 1: L. Heinsey, P. Wenger, R. Wolf, G. Moyer, J. Derr, M. Mohn, D. Witman, S. Crouse, J Oberholtzer, P. Lawrence. ROW 2: E. Adams, J. Fitterling, D. Oberholtzer, G. Leid, E. Althouse, D. Miller, D Mohler, J. Fasnacht, C. Adams, E. Sweigart, K. Schlegel. ROW 3: M. Miller, B. Stick, J. Sise, R. Showalter, D Burkholder, G. Wenger. ROW 4: P. Keller, K. Getz, D. Fortna, H. Schaeffer, and T. Lesher. , 1 sIi'ii'i , CONCERT BAND: ROW 1: N. Kieffer, R. Ochs, M. Lorah, J. Gockley, A. Eberly, L. Sise, C. Sweigart, S. Schlegel, M. Hainly. ROW 2: C. Sweigart, L. Long, C. Fichthorn, D. Fisher, D. Houser, D. Fisher, J. Schaeffer, L. Miller, G. Cox. ROW 3: A. Steffy, D. Adams, D. Martin, V. Gross, E. Delong, S. Terwilliger. ROW 4: D. Sweigart, A. Meckley, L. Wenger, G. Wenrich, and D. Mohn. IOO M usi cal Honors ROW 1: D. Martin, D. Hoover, M. Sise, C. Adams. ROW 2: J, Sise, P. Sensenig, W. Harting, M. Lorah, T.Gehman, D. Fortna, E. Althouse. ROW 1: M. Lorah, E. Sweigart, E. Althouse, M. Sise, C. Adams. ROW 2: E. Adams, N. Keifer, R.Ochs, W. Harting, M. Lorah, T. Gehman. 101 Mixed ROW 1: F. Shupp, J. Denny, C. Shimp, D. Martin, J. Schaeffer, C. Adams, S. Swartz, C. Good, S. Stober,P. Schan- nauer. ROW 2: M. Martin, H. Care, G. Moyer, D. Miller, D. Haake, M. Sise, D. Sweigart, B. Hurst, J. Swartz, B. Harting. ROW 3: J. Slabach, A. Reddig, M. Schweitzer, K. Weidman, S. Crouse, A. Gettle, J. Messner, K. Heffner, L. Ramsey. ROW 4: D. Boose, J. Gehman, S. Ney, L. Sise, C. Slater, L. Weinhold, C. Texter, C. Sweigart, P. Sen- senig, D. Ansel, B. Steely. Girls, ROW 1: N. Mountz, L. Martzall, C. Kauffman, M. Martin, V. Sweigart, J. Derr, C. Shimp, T. Kalbach, L. Hill, C. Burkhart. ROW 2: B. Hess, D. Styer, C. Gensemer, C. Hackma.n, B. Burkholder, H. Care, L. Kauffman, S. Molken- tin, S. Kopp, D. Weik. ROW 3: G, Sweigart, L. Hurst, J. Unruh, A. Shreiner, L. Hoshauer, K. Weidman, A. Reddig, M. Belt, J. Gehman. ROW 4: L. Wise, R. Brubaker, J. Slabach, S. Ney, S. Mountz, M. White, M. Lorah, M. Nolt, C. Shealer. 102 Chorus ROW 1: G. Lied, E. Althouse, T. Hassler, R. Pannebecker, L. Long, L. Lefever, D. Whitman, N. Lorah, B. Hess, E. Sweitzer, C. Pannebecker. ROW 2: T. Unruh, T. Gehman, N. Shober, C. Leid, L. Kauffman, D. Fasnacht, R. Brubaker, B. Haulman, L. Miller, C. Enck, S. Shupp, ROW 3: M. Lorah, J. Sise, D. Spatts, D. Fortna., M. Belt, J. Zerbe, L. Wise, S. Molkentin, A. Oxenreider, P. Lawrence, D. Weinhold. ROW 4: S. Carvell, J. Minnich, G. Leed, D. Mohler, V. Gross, E. Sweigart, D. Hoover, M. Lorah, C. Strunk, J. Oberholtzer. Chorus ROW 1: J. Demmy, L. Lefever, N. Lora.h, D. Mohn, S. Hassler, E. Sweitzer, F. Shupp, C. Pannebecker, C. Shaffer. ROW 2: C. Enck, L. Ludwig, M. Wealand, F. Gehr, B. McQuate, J. Ansel, K. Lorah, J. Fichthorn, S. Johnson. ROW 3: M. Schweitzer, A. Gettle, B. Haulman, P. Care, L. Sweigart, D. Weaver, A. Oxenreider, D. Weinhold, D. Haake. ROW 4: C. Texter, D. Epting, D. Hoover, J. Schweitzer, S. Binkley, L. Loomis. IO3 Yearbook: ROW 1: G. Leed, P. Enck, J. Fasnacht, P. Palsgrove, C. Hess, B. Petery, S. Ney, W. McQuate. ROW 2: M. Martin, K. Strunk, L. Weinhold, H. Schaeffer, B. Gebhart, L. Koch, J. Styer, J. Oberholtzer, G. Mohn, B. Boyer ROW 3: B. Frey, M. Heft, L. Lefever, C. Enck, L. Loomis, V. Gross, M. Lorah, P. Wenrich, C. Gerhart, D. Gun- selman,J. Gockley. ROW 4: T. Ansel, R. Lorah, T. Bezler, R. Martzall, T. Lesher, S. Mohn, S. Bergman, E. Alt- house. Yearbook Sfdjjp Co-editor, sponsor, andbusiness editor discuss one of the many perplexing problems encountered in the production of the yearbook. 104 Student Council: ROW 1: B. Frey, J. Gockley, L. Weaver, S. Mohn, L. Loomis, D. Johnson, R. Huber, D. Martin. ROW 2: D. Styer, P. Care, M. White, M. Schweitzer, J. Slabach, C. Adams, D. Witman, J. Demniy, C. Shimp, L. Long. ROW 3: S. Stefansson, B. Hurst, J. Rutt, M. Miller, D. Leed, C. Sweigart, D. Oberholtzer, D. Hagy, J. Swartz, T. Bezler, R. Weitzel. Student Council The book store was one of the many proj- ects sponsored by the Student Council. It furnished the student body with a variety of books and writing materials, 105 Newspaper Staff: ROW 1: M. Martin, B. Frey, G. Leed, J. Imhoff S Stewart T Gehman J Gockley S Ne . ROW . . . . y 2: D. Hirneisen, S. Mohn, A. Reddig, S. Terwilliger V Gross D ,Spatz H Care K Strunk D J h y L , . , . , . , . , . o nson, .Loomis, J. Fasnacht. ROW 3: M. Sise, L. Woods, D. Slabach, C. Texter, D. Carvell, J. Ficthorn, D. Witman, J. Derr, C Pannebe k J S h ' ' ' c er, . c aeffer, M. Heft, L. Lefever. ROW 4. B. Harting, G. Wenger, E. Sweigart, T. Lesher, J. Gehrnan. Newspaper Stczjj' The newspaper staff supplied the students with news, humor, and accurate accounts of sports events. The Eagle , published six times a year, was edited by a capable staff N of reporters. 106 ,J .fn mm , Theater Arts: W. Youndt, R. Johnston, D. Stoudt, D. Weber, P. Wealand, G. Wenrich, K. Stoner, P. Keller. Song Spinners: SEATED: D. Moh1er,C.Gensemer. STANDING: S. Buohl, S. Molkentin, S. Mountz, J. Pfautz, B. Burkholder, L. Miller, S. Hassler. IO7 Future Homemakers of America: ROW 1: M. Martin, R. Brubaker, D. Hoover, J. Hackman, J. Imhoff, C. Enck,J. Martin, B.Weise, G. Harding, J. Burkhart. ROW 2: C. Youndt, B. Shenk, S. Snader, D. Fasnacht, L. Fasnacht, D. Hackman, M. Belt, J. Zerbe, D. Sweigart, D. Epting. ROW 3: B. Shirk, B. Brossman, M. Fasnacht, A. Brubaker, L. Burkenheiser, A. Fasnacht, L. Hoshauer, P. Fox, D. Buohl, M. Wealand. ROW 4: A. Snader, L. Martzall, C. Kitch, M. Lorah, R. Gehman, J. Carles, L. Berger, S. Buohl, A. Kemper, M. Bates, B. Bates. ROW 5: J. Pfautz, L. Miller, D. Mohler, S. Ream, C. Cammauf, S. Miller. W Future Teachers of America: ROW 1: C. Shaffer, K. Lorah, J. Oberholtzer, M. Martin, V. Gross, D Slabach, M. Lorah, C. Kauffman. ROW 2: S. Fry, J. Falkiewicz, K. Ansel, P. Lawrence, E. Ackerman L.Woods, M. Nolt, K. Schlegel, C.Luckenbi1l, P. Martzall. ROW 3: D. Sebastian, A. Shreiner H. Fasnacht S. Molkentin, M. Martin, G. Lorah, L. Hurst, S. Johnson, J. Fichthorn, R. Showalter. ROW 4:, J. Schaeffer T. Henly, S. Gensemer, D. Miller, C. Leid, C. Sweigart, E. Paul, E. Althouse. 108 2 7 3 Future Business Leaders of America: ROW 1: B. Frey, G. Hurst, J. Gockley, L. Kauffman, L. Groff ROW 2: C. Hurst,D. L. Good, E. Gebhart. ROW 3: K. Buohl, D. Boose, J. Grumbine. ROW 4: D. Stoyer S. Spade, N. Lorah. ROW 5: G. Moyer, S. Schlegel, E. Sweitzer, E. Spade, S, Shaeffer. , l Future Nurses of America.: ROW 1: L. Long, D. Martin, L. Weinhold, G. Mohn, J. Styer, P. Palsgrove. ROW 2: L. Sise, C. Slater, M. White, H. Schaeffer, B. Boyer, J. Witwer, M. Lutz. ROW 3: E. Beck, K. Baker, C. Wenrich, L. Koch, B. Gebhart, S. Stewart, R. Pennebecker. ROW 4: L. Martin, P. Ansel, C. Sweigart, S. Terwilliger, C. Texter, S. Shupp, B. Fausnacht. IO9 Hi-Y: ROW 1: T. Lesher, L. Weaver, M. McQuate, R. Lorah, T. Ansel, E. Hess, L. Eberly, D. Bow- man, R. Martzall. ROW 2: M. Bezler, B. Kauffman, N. Hernmerich, R. Good, C. Rutt, E. DeLong, M. Scanlan, M. Wenger, S. Stefansson, D. Gress. ROW 3: B. Martzall, R. Huber, J. Martin, D. Oberholt- zer, M. Buchter, S. Carvell, J. Artz, R. Eberly, T. Bezler, K. Getz. Tri-Hi-Y: ROW 1: L. Lefever, P. Wenrich, D. Gunselman, C. Gerhart, D. Ansel, C. Ebbert, T. Kal- bach. ROW 2: M. Heft, T. Wenrich, J. Unruh, J. Derr, L. Sweigart, D. Styer, D. Hirneisen, S. Kopp ROW 3: N. Mountz, D. Mohn, M. White, J. Schweitzer, V. Sweigart, K. Strunk, D. Weaver, P. Care, J Ansel. ROW 4: L. Loomis, P. Shober, D. Johnson, E. Becker, A. Eberly, S. Binkley, B. McQua.te. 110 Art Appreciation: K. Weidman, M. Mohler, B. Steely, K. Heffner. Dance Band: ROW 1: G. Wenger, A. Steffy, E. Sweigart, M. Lorah, N. Kieffer, D. Adams, B. Harting. ROW 2: T. Hoover, R. Wolf, T. Unruh, E. Adams, G. Leid, M. LaBe11e, P. Sensenig, P. Stick, J. Sise, T. Gehman, M. Sise, P. Keller, J. Gehman. ROW 3: C. Leid, J. Althouse, M. Knauer. III Boy's Leaders Club of America: ROW 1: E. DeLong, B. Kauffman, D. Slabach, T. Fritz, D. Gress, J. , Artz, R. Ochs, T. Hassler. ROW 2: D. Wardell, S. Carvell, P. McQuate, B. Martzall, J. Anderson, G. 3 Lorah, J. Schaeffer, R. Mull. ROW 3: D. Althouse, J. Martin, L. Weaver, R. Lora.h, M. Buchter, R. N Fasnacht, P. Wealand. ROW 4: D. Kindt, M. Scanlan, A. Meckley, M. Martin, J. Minnich, J. Swartz. 1 Gir1's Leaders Club of America: ROW 1: L. Sweigart, C. Kauffman, D. Hirneisen, C. Texter, D. Slabach, L.Woods,D. Sebastian,J. Unruh. ROW 2: M. Himmelberger, S. Johnson, L. Hurst, M. Lorah, C. Sweigart, B. Shenk, E. Becker, P. Witwer, M. Showalter. ROW 3: K. Lorah, C. Shaffer, J. Derr, R. Showalter, A. Gettle, D. Carvell. ROW 4: T. Wenrich, D. Miller, N. Eberly, K. Weidman, A. Oxen- reider, S. Stump. Library: SEATED: A. Kemper, J. Stelly, E. Gebhart, D. Good. STANDING: B. Hess, D. Kindt, G Wenger, R. Becker, G. Fausnacht, J. Fausnacht, D. Sweigart, L. Hill, R. Bair. Projectionists: J. Moyer, M. Mowrey, D. Fortna, A. Meckley, J. Messner, J. Weaver, J. Minnich. 113 M arching Band Marching Band: ROW 1: L. Hilton, S. White, J. Wenrich, B. Gensemer, A. Meckley, D. Adams. ROW 2: T. Delong, J. Terwilliger, V. Kieffer, C. Sweigart, G. Cox. ROW 3: P. Lawrence, D. Witman, D. Sebastian, J. Oberholtzer, D. Buckwalter, J. Schaeffer, M. Lorah, L. Miller, T. Wenrich. ROW 4: J. Fasnacht, S.Sch1ega1, L.Hickerne11, J. Gockley, S. Bitler, M. Sweigart, T. Martzall. ROW 5: D. Mohler, D. Miller, D. Weaver, M. Lorah, E. Sweigart, N. Kieffer, B. Harting, S. Terwilliger. ROW 6: R. Showalter, S. Sise, R. Schaeffer, M. Miller, B. Martzall, E. Althouse, C. Adams. ROW 7: K. Behney, M. Hirneisen, G. Moyer, M. Sise, T. Gehman, P. Stick, J. Sise, G. Adams. ROW 8: M. Knauer, R. Wolf, J. Fitterling, T. Hoover, B. Ansel, R. Garman, G. Sprecher, E. Adams, D. Fortna. 114 MM' 5 U Ulf!!! Accompanists: S. Buohl, L. Lefever, J. Gehman, M. Sise, and E. Sweigart. Mr. M. Schneiderhand Mr. W. Gates Mr. F. Sweigart I K L rczducztion After twelve years of homework, extra activities, and many happy hours together, the class of 1966 received their diplomas and became alumni. For many years, we had anticipated this event. Now that it was here, the emotions were mixed, some cried, some laughed, some were glad, and others were doubtful. They realized that they would never again be together as a group. Many had already decided what they would do. They would become the doctors, the lawyers, the teachers, the homemakers, the secretaries, the mechanics - the citizens of tomorrow. The school they were to leave now, would never leave their minds, but linger there forever. This was their night and they had made the best of it. Now they would step into tomorrow. H7 Baccalaureate Speakers: Rev Marion E. Smith, Rev. Harold F. Minnich, and Rev. Duane R. Hauser H8 Service ., y ,HV A, . 1 E . ,ix 'gf -, ' , 1 3 1 5' 'N , f e., ,. -1-E 2-was Ga ., 3 ,h x.,.. H 'uf 1 , 2- 'J 5 Q , ' - S2 5 af . ' . L. A Q57 1 f,:f-vs.: , - I- X- ' K -Q K ,Q x , ff-'LL' :J ' ,J 7 ' ' 3-ff V , 'UF 1 'fy ' 'K 2 '55 I V 5, . , 2 MQW Z J 119 Commencement Speakers: Sidney Mohn Brenda Frey Vicki Gross 120 xercises Guest Speaker: Dr. Arthur L. Schultz 121 is ' i ff! 'cy ' mira L QQ., 2 5 L 'ifm ', g f f fu .M , as rn. . -5 , . V5 2 f QYELI z f 1' '. Q 5 ,, uf 5 I 5 A 'Q W Presentation of Diplomas by School Board President, Wilbur L. Glass. X M19 M 1 I, , V f I 1 W i W N i M. X W Am ,a ,WW . ,MW mf , l R Q Senior A wards Donor Adamstown Lions Club Adamstown Womon's Club Cocalico Post -H492 American Legion Cocalico Post 3492 American Legion Cocalico Post H492 American Legion Cocalico Union Professional Educational Association Denver Alumni Association Denver Alumni Association Denver Alumni Association Denver Lions Club Denver Lions Club Denver Woman's Club East Cocalico Alumni Association East Cocalico Lions Club Ephrata Community Hospital Nurses Association Future Homemokers of America Guy K. Bard Award Fund Guy K. Bard Club L.T.A. Club Reinholds Lions Club Sharman's Sharman's Sico Foundation Spanish Club V.F.W.-Adamstown Past V.F.W.-Reinholcls Post 'Nw presented at Awards Assembbf Pro gram Type or Amount Given For 550.00 Bond Sl0.00 310.00 Sl0.00 510.00 S l 00.00 Trophy Trophy Trophy 525.00 Bond Statuette 5300.00 525.00 Bond 525.00 550.00 510.00 S l 5.00 525.00 Sl0.00 525.00 Bond Cup Statue 51200.00 Sl0.00 525.00 Bond and Cert. 525.00 Bond and Cert. i24 Achievement Proportionate ta Effort Art Scholarship ond Leadership Scholarship and Athletic Ability Scholarship Teaching Scholarship Leadership Athletics Highest Boy- Scholarship Special Award- lcelandic Exchange Student Scholarship-Teaching Mathematics Highest Girl+ Scholarship Nursing Leadership and Service to F.H.A. History Service to School and Community Business Education Science Vocal Music Instrumental Music Millersville State Colleg Teaching Proficiency in Spanish Boy - Scholarship, Citizenship and Attendance Girl - Scholarship, Citizenship and Attendance E Winner Timothy A. Fritz Donna L. Gunselman Sidney L. Mohn Terry L. Gehman Helen F. Schaeffer Marlene K. Lorah Barbara F. Boyer Vicki Gross Lynn G, Weaver Sidney L, Mohn Sverrir Stefansson Eileen M. Sweigart Terry L. Gehman Brenda J. Frey Eileen Beck Janice E. lmhoff Terry L. Shenk Vicki Gross Brenda J. Frey Terry L. Gehman Martin H. Lorah Terry L. Gehman Marlene K. Lorah Eileen M. Sweigart Royce A. Ochs Brenda J . Frey 1966 Lancaster County Baseball Champions S,3Afl!pd 6,3541 Coangf Champs Since 1954 f 55 qqsvgi ? d n Coach Eblingg Lane. Co. Batting Champ, LeonardWengerg Coach Schaefferg Lanc. Co. Pitching Champ, Robert Weitzel. PATRONS A. gl G. Food Stores A. N. Wolf Shoe Company Bobby Abel Adamstown Beer Distributor Adamstown Y.M.C.A. Mr. Sz Mrs. Gilbert Althouse Judy Althouse Anderson's Drug Store June Ansel Mr. gl Mrs. Ronald Artz 85 Tammy Linda Bachman Barb Sz Gary Barbara Sz Lisa Barry 8a Susie Arthur Beard Becker's Garage Blainsport Hotel John G. Blaszuk - Auto Service Boehringer's Drive-In Mr. Wayne Lee Boggs Bonnie Sz Randy Mrs. Bernice Boyer Mr. 8z Mrs. Donald Boyer Sz Son Brehm 8a Enck Brenda gl Danny Mr. gl Mrs. Richard Buckwalter Terry Buckwalter Burkhart Sz Drezner Cleaners C. G. Sweigart, Fuel Cinderella Knitting Mills, Inc. Class of '66 Cloister Dairy's Boose Aluminum Foundary Co., Inc. Compliments of Good's Funeral Home Compliments of Shober Sz Sons Compliments of E. L. Sweigart Courtesy of Ugite Gas Co. Sallyann Davidson Dawn gl Bobby Dean Sa Colleen Mr. Sz Mrs. Norman Deitrich Denver Denver Denver Denver Denver Earl H. Distributing Company Planning Mill Playground and Park Association Shoe Store Supply Demmy Richard C. Dornes, Jeweler Dutchman Diner Earl's Atlantic Alana Eberly Mr. Sz Mrs. Alton Eberly Mr. Sz Mrs. Lester Eberly Echternacht's Garage W. H. Emory Men's Shop Mr. Kr Mrs. Alvin Enck Mr. SL Mrs. F. Earl Enck Mr. Kr Mrs. Jacob Enck Ensinger Printing Service Ephrata Pastry Shop Ephrata Review Eptings Shopping Center Mr. Sz Mrs. Roy B. Ernst Fannie's Beauty Shop Mr. gl Mrs. Harvey Fasnacht Sr Daughter Fisher's Lounge Mr. Carl Ned Foltz Forget-Me-Not-Flower Shoppe Linda Forry 65 Mr. gl Mrs. Clement Fortna gl Family Judy Frankhouser Mr. gl Mrs. Alvin Frey Timothy A. Fritz Gail Sz Barry Mr. Sz Mrs. Robert H. Gehman Mr. Sz Mrs. Larry Gensemer Mr. Paul Gensemer Gensemer's Market Basket Mr. Sz Mrs. Dennis L. Gerhart Martin E. Gerhart Sons, Inc. Mr. Sz Mrs. William W. Gerhart Getz and Keiper Gilver's Supermarket Mr. Sz Mrs. Martin Glass Clifford Good Robert Grant-Well Driller Green Lawn Garage, Inc. Mr, gl Mrs. Harvey Gross Paul Hassler -Sales -Hotpoint-Service, Reamstown Mr. Sz Mrs. Ed Hainley James G. Harting Jerry Harding Mr. gl Mrs. Luther Hauck William K. Heinsey, General Merchandise Kathryn Henly Hershey Brothers Feed Mill Mr. Ka Mrs. Benjamin H. Hess, Jr. Donna Hirneisen Mrs. Kenneth Hirneisen Hix Cabinet Shop Hollinger Farm Market, Inc. Mr. gl Mrs. Floyd Homan Howard Johnson Co. Denver Mrs. Merla Hulshizer Mr. gl Mrs. Lloyd Hurst I. G. Sprecher's Sons J. J. Penny Janie Sz Dawn Janie, Marlene, Sz Swig Dr. Edward Kalbach Keiper's Beauty Shop Keller's Barber Shop Keystone Nitewear Co. Mr. 8i Mrs. Harry B. Kieffer Kindt's Paint Store Kitty Sz Jim Mr. Sz Mrs. John J. Klopp Wilbur W. Klopp, Plumbing Edith A. Koch Kountry Korner Drive-In Restaurant L. B. Herr Sz Son Mr. William Lauris Mr. 8z Mrs. Charles R. Leed Leid's Lanco Store Lucille Leid D. Webster Lied Kenneth A. Lied Ray E. Lied Brenda Lesher Mr. Sz Mrs. Charles Lesher Elsie M. Lewis Lillie's Beauty Shop Linda Lou's Beauty Shop E. T. Line Longenecker's Cut Rate R. R. Long, Jr. Mr. gL Mrs. E. W. Loomis Craig SL Kevin Lorah Louie's Men Shop Louise 8a Butch Mr. SL Mrs. Ronald Lutz Mr. KL Mrs. Floyd Markel Mr. Ka Mrs. William Markel C. C. Martin Family Missie Martin Martin's Studio Martindale Furniture Store E. L. Martzall, Inc. Mr. Sz Mrs. Samuel Martzall Mr. Sz Mrs. H. S. McQuate HMerfH Messick Chevrolet, Inc. Mr. SL Mrs. Arthur Messner Charles R. Messner, Tinsrnith James Messner Micheals-for men gb young men, Ephrata Mr. Barry O. Miller Mr. Sz Mrs. Walter Miller Mitchell and Ruth Mr. Kr Mrs. Galen Mohn Robert M. Mowrey Moyer Bros. Meats Helen J. Neidhardt Gregory Ney Mr. gl Mrs. Harold C. Ney Mr. Sz Mrs. Richard Oberholtzer Mr. 8a Mrs. Luke B. Ochs Royce Ochs Quinlan Pretzel Company Phares General Merchandise R. A. Reinhold, Building Contractor Ray the Florist Raymond 8z Phil Ross SL Company Stella Reider Reinholds Hotel Mr. 8a Mrs. E. Louis Roseboro Royer's Grocery Royer's Pharmacy Mr. gl Mrs. Harvey C. Schannauer Schannauers Garage Seidel's Photo Service, Ephrata Sharon Sz Tom Mr. Sz Mrs. Marvin H. Shenk Terry L. Shenk Elizabeth Shimp Mrs. Ada Shober Sholmartin's Garage, Reinholds Showalter gl Wenrich-Pontiac Sales 8L Service Mr. Sz Mrs. Edward Shupp John A. Smaltz Susan Smith Mr. Sz Mrs. Ray Snyder Lottie Sponhown Springside Chip Sz Putt Mr. Sz Mrs. Franklin Stahley Stauffer Diesel Refrigeration, Inc. Ernest J. Stewart Mr. Sz Mrs. Kenneth Stewart Mr. 8: Mrs. Harold G. M. Strtmk John F. Stuber Mr. St Mrs. Charles A. Styer Sue gl Jan James Gilbert Swartz Sweigart's Food Market Mr. Sz Mrs. Clarence M. Sweigart Evelyn Sweigart Mr. Sz Mrs. Lou Sweigart Mr. Sz Mrs. Victor Sweigart Al Tasnady Teen Town, Boys Town, Ephrata Mr. Sz Mrs. Lawrence Texter Tink Sz Tork Mr. gl Mrs. Jacob Troupe 222 Drive-In 222 Dutch Lanes Mr. gl Mrs. Clyde Ulrich gl Son Ralph Usner Vertie's James Wagner Waltersdorf Furniture Co., Inc. 40 West Main St., Ephrata Weave Corporation Mr. Sz Mrs. Howard Weinhold Mr. 85 Mrs. Rodney R. Weitzel Donald Wenrich Mr. gl Mrs. Franklin Wenrich Mr. Harvey Wenrich Wert's Garage Wes Sz A. Friend West Nursing Home Western Auto, Ephrata Carl Wingenroth, Barber Joyce Witwer Mabel E. Witwer Wo1f's Esso Servicenter Robert B. Zaring Zerbe's Chips Mr. KL Mrs. Lester Zerbe Dr. J. Zimmerman Zinn's Diner , , :Q gefgfffgf W Qafzffgglflw, wi,?5Q52Q2f lfwlifisfgfffilkh ff! jj Qwfigviifig .il I n 9 Ni 'K fm ji S6264 94? Qi Q ff? '71 I EQ ww E332 135233 Agua? E B kg if?-'25 Q 5551 ' 933 9'k .,, Q-N. 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