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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1968 volume:

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It ox V' 'Nfl ,d Dou las Firestone: Freshmen Class Sid Walmerz Freshmen Vice-President Patricia Leid: Freshme S S n eeretary President Treasurer james Longeneeker: Student Council Vice-President Senior class motto: It matters not how long you live, but how! Senior class flower. At Cocalico life revolves around thc dif- ferent aspects ol' education. We all view thc classroom as the center ol learning, but classes likeart, music or typing de- velop our special talents While animpor- tant pa rt ol' the curriculum is the devel- opment of physical abilities in an athletic program. To us, the most important part ol' school lite is being with friends and gradually learning to accept others' feelings. However. we cannot forget another major aspect ol education-eour teachers. Thus, classes. athletics. friends, and teachers form the core ol Cocalico. L 4 6 r 1 , j,'A,,,,, ,V .raw ,. in wywii ' 1 1114- if, ' f . .3 at It . 4 5,2 . ' ,J f1.+ J' : 1 - f. Q- ......w...,..-W-A... if ' i A ------'Qui if 1' ' k - - .Q 1. 1. A' , 4, 1 A-e 5-M, If t No matter what direction we take at Co- calico, We can find the school divided like a compass into four points--north, south, east and west. In all directions, should represent the students. Here we find ourselves learning inthe classroom, chattering through the halls or practicing Behind the Wheel. We are often privi- leged to help in a learning situation when student teachers are assigned to Co- calico. lt is through our education at Co- calico thatwe are able to establish goals for ourselves in alldirections as we pur- sue our chosen course after graduation. ,LX x ,XX xx if L X L BOTTOM ROW: R. Swuigurt, T. Snyder, B. Shifflcr, P. Zimmcrmull. TOP ROW: C. Yiugur, S. Stover, C. Zander, P. Sweigart, S. Stubcr. BOTTOM ROW: D. Shupp, C. Loose, Moyer, S. Leid, M. Shupp. TOP ROW: C. Mowrey. W.: - .... .V , 5 4 BOTTOM ROW: N. Lorah, R. Schlegcl. SECOND ROW P. Moyer, N. Reinhold. THIRD ROW: L. Ludwig, C. Molkentin. TOP ROW: R. Rutt. x Y 1 CEM.-xa,..zCU G. Fry, S. Bitlcr. Nl. Coclienour, K. Dcucl, H. Fortnu. R. Biiumgiii. E. Burkhart. -J ,.- .tg BOTTOM ROW: B. Sweigurt, D. Swci gart. SIQCOND ROXV: D. Wciirich, R. Wfangcr. THIRD ROW: li. Wcnrich, J Schanntiucr. FOURTH ROVV: R. Vfcid- mtm, M. White. FIFTH ROW: S Smith, N. Weiirhold. TOP ROW: J Wysocl-Qi, L. Wise. On September 6. 205 freshman invnded the halls of the Cocalico Senior High. Although they en- countered different surroundings, unfamiliar teachers. and challenging new courses they ad- justed quickly. When they had settled into the 1967-68 schoolyear they began to make plans for their first fund-raising project--selling pens. During basketball season. they decided to sell refreshments ut junior high school games. With these successful projects behind them. they are looking into the future in search ol' more challeng- ing projects. They were bound to be 3 success this year due to the excellent leadership offered by theirofficers: Doug Firestone. presidentg Sid- ney Walmer. vice-president: Pat Leid, secretary- treusurer: und their class advisor, Mr. john Rice. li. Hyman, D. lxlgirtin, T. fxlurtzall, L. lmhoff, B. Sensemg, G Hurting. 9 BOTTOM ROW: L. C3Chl'Y11J.11, C. Kupp. R. Kauffman, S. Martzall. SECOND ROW: R. johnson, C. Prim, L. Adams. TOP ROYV: T. Leed, E. XVOH. BOTTOM ROW: D. Enek, I. Fzlssnaeht. SECOND ROW: D. Althouse, L. Iishlemam. THIRD RONV: D. Brendlc, J. Bollinger. FOURTH ROW: P. Artz, P Lvaus. TOP ROW: T. Fritz, D. Fusuueht, BOTTOM ROW: L. Weaver, H. Weaver, M. Shupp, P. Stick, P. Spatz. TOP ROW: C. Space, R. Weber. C. Shupp, D. Wise, D. Wenzel. BOTTOM ROTN: R. Fritz, B. Frederick. SECOND ROW: 1. Biekel, P. Grant. THIRD ROW: Burkhart, P. Car vell. TOP ROW: R. Bingemun, R. Brubaker, D. Gehman. BOTTOM ROW: J. Ackerman C. Cox, T. Beamsderfer, T. Bergman, P. Brumbach. TOP ROW: J. Dinger, R. Becker, M. Buckwalter, K. Bates, D. Firestone. BOTTOM ROW: R. Wise, R. Mecklcy, L. Lutshaw. TOP ROW: C. Showalter, D. Ingram, D. Zimmerman, C. Trimble. 11 D. Suylor. L. Rudcay, S. Sawyer .Muni 1 J 7 R. MCCamanL, R. Long, S. Pfamattcr, Panncbeckcr, D. Rupp. B. Kauffman, V. Kiuffur, M. Lorah, D. Hzmldcman, G. Hir- neisen, M. Hombcrgcr, J. Grubb. BOTTOIM ROXV: j, Ingram, M. Carman, L. Buchtcr, j. jones TOP ROW: M. Groff, C. Good, P. Boyur, L. Daub, L. Gohr A. Hickcrncll, S. Galbrczlth, D. GCl'hLll't, M. Idc, R. Hehucy, K. Cctz, S. Keith. 12 D. Dottcrrcr, S. Echternacht, B. Davidson, C. Blaszul-4, P. Adair, P. S' CHWQH Althouse. BOTTOM ROW: D. Schutter, G. Hngy. SECOND ROW: K. I-laws, D. Lead. TOP ROW: B. Hirneiscn, S. Miller. MS E BOTTOM ROW: E. Weber, C.. Sweigart. TOP ROW: S. Swai- gart, 1. Swcigart, F. Wise, R, Swcigart. 1 1 1 .' 'Y ' S. Sise, S. Walmer, J. Stafford, G. Stork, L. Sweigart, S. Wise i G. Gehman, G. Fritz, S. Heisey, C. Groff, P. Leid, M. Hoover. BOTTOM ROW: G. Ford, G. Firestone. SECOND ROW: A. Lefever, B. Frantz, D. Kopp. THIRD ROW: M Galebach, T. Fritz, D. Keith. TOP ROW: j. Fausnaoht, D. Kopp, D. Harding. merman, C. Sensenig, D. Sensenig, D. Sweigart, D. Showalter. BOTTOM ROW: C. Landis, V. Paul. SECOND ROW: D. Pannebecker, P. Landis. THIRD ROW: J. Overholtscr, C. Lausch. FOURTI-IROW:G. Sauder, 1. Martin. FIFTH ROW: D. Shaak, K. McCrcary. TOP ROW: P. Leininger, S. Martzail. BOTTOM ROW: L. McKinney, G. Randler, J. Sharadin, D. Steffy. TOP ROW: S. Schweitzer, G Keller, R. Nolt, D. Shaak. BOTTOM ROW: D. Wise, 1. Shirk. TOP ROW: D. Zim- N lim' Sharon Boys r: Vice - President Ross Fichthorn: President Susan Redcay: Trcasurur A Yvonne Moyer: Secretary Homeroom 202. BOTTOM ROW: C. Krczider, L. Pzirmebecker, B. Martin, D. Fry, J. Ebcrly, B. Heckman, P. Brendle. SECOXD ROYV: D. Goci-dey, Xi. Si.-ueigart, S. Wike. V. Wertz. C. Fzisnacht, S. Smith. THIRD ROVV D. Hoshauer, C. Pfarriattcr. P. Weaver, R. Ansel, S. Fritz, J. Tervrilligcr. FOURTH ROW: R. Burkholdcr, L. Fasriacht. S. Hartranft. D. Moyer. .-X. Xiartiri. Xi. Gilmer. D. Bachmari. TOP ROW: P. Schannaucr, P. Weber, P. Miller, T. Schaeffer, D. Kramer, S. Hasslcr, E. Eberiy. I i Homcroom 208. BOTTOM ROW: A. Eshlemzln, C. Shupp, S. Boyer, J. Roethcr, D. Hornberger, D. Mctzler, A. Mcssuer. SECOND ROW: T. Manmiller, F. Long, R. Klopp, D. Dulauey, R. PZllSgl'OVS, T. Hammer. THIRD ROW! D. Wcnrich, M. Weaver, L. Frederick, L. Getz, S. Nctzley, B. Burkholder, J. Keller. FOURTH ROW: S. Wfcrtz, I. Showers, R. Hirueisen, D. Getz, D. Ansel, A. Boyer, H. Frederick. TOP ROW: R. Schaeffer, C. Shreiner, D. Sweigart, llptiug, D. Burkholder, D. Walters, C. Adams, A. Fbbert. Homcroom 212. BOTTOM ROW: D. Forry, C-. Wolf, C. Centofanti, I. Eberly, C. Heiusey. SECOND ROW: Y. Moyer, B. Goshert, M. Trievel, C. Weidman, L. Weaver, E. Weller, S. Brubaker, N. Mclillhenney, R. Fish- thorn, J. Brossmau, C. Cood. THIRD ROW: j. Hurst, S. Rcdcuy, C. Poole, N. Fry, j. Srnuffer, B. Martzall. FOURTH ROW: C. libersole, R. Schwemzer, R. Moyer, M. Xrl11gCI',D. Czlrvell. T. Barker, E. Unruh. TOP ROW: B. Balmer, R. Schdnuauer, M. Heisey, T. Kring, J. K:1uffm.m, D. Krick. 17 Homcroom 213. BOTTOM ROW: B. Haldcman, C. Wulmer, T. DeLong, C. Sweigart, A. Frederick. SECOND ROW: V. Shimp, ll. Frantz, T. Lcid, D. Wcnrich, K. Mentzcr, B. Ensingcr, M. Zimmerman, D, Keith, D. Wcnrich, D. Shobcr. THIRD ROW: R. Roth. J. Ncssinger, K. Bclincy, M. Hirnciscn, M. Mcllott, M. Weaver, V. Rupp, FOURTH ROYV: B. Hitting, C, Long, D, BL1Cl'CXYCllfCl', K. Hulclemrin, L. C-crliart. TOP ROW: R. Eurd, R. Hill, C. Ccrhart, D. liullcr, D. Cuimiiighzini. Homeroom 214. BOTTOM ROW: M. Barracca, M. Shenk, C. Hess, L. Mecl-dey, S. Eckman. SECOND ROW: K. Musser, G. Root, B. Galebach, C. Lcisey, S. Kcgcrise, D. Stccly, C. Ebling, P. Wcitzcl, L. Hill, 1. Mehle. THIRD ROW: B. Kurtz, K. Hzlake, D. Buclitcr, J. Zimmerman, 1. Hackman, S. Kauffman, K. Younclt, C Stcffy. FOURTH ROW: C. Gchman, B. Franck, Fortnu, T. Scnsenig, R. Cox, M. Unruh. TOP ROW: A. Weiuhold, T. Beck, C. Rolinsl-ci, D. V:LnS:mt, T. Crouse, J. Buchtcr. 18 jay Althouse: Vice-Prcsidcut Bruce Wugncr: Prcsidcul 1? Thomas I-Iculyz 'TYCllSU.TCl' Kathy Schlegclz Secretary Homcroom 106. BOTTOM ROW: I. Dcrr, D. Kindt, D. Styer, B. McOuate, C. Coshcnour. SECOND ROW: A. Fasnacht, L. Mi11e1',j. Trievc1,R. Gock1ey,C.. Frees, R. Kindt, G. Lorah, G. Wagner. THIRD ROW: D. Pan- nebecker, D. Sebastian, S. Binklcy, M. White, D. Heil. FOURTH ROW: D. Loose, S. White, B. Wagner, C. Glass, P. Carman. TOP ROW: C. Oxcnreider, B. Scnsenig, T. Hcnly, C. Sweigart, K. Eshlemuu, L. Buffcn- myer. 19 Homeroom 200. BOTTOM ROW: C. Kauffman, G. Spade, P. Fox, S. Hassler, I. McCoy. SECOND ROW: C Haws, T. Kalbach, K. Schlegcl, C. Nolt, V. Swcigart, 1. Carlos, R. Fuck. THIRD ROW: A. Carpenter, C Weitzcl, I. Schweitzer, I. Unruh, C. Wenrich. FOURTH ROW: D. ZTITIIIISYITIAH, F. Frederick. A. liuclmj Ccttlc, R. Stauffer. TOP ROW: D. McCnrvcy, D. Leiuingcr, S. Censcmcr, T. Noil, R. Long. V Homcroom 203. BOTTOM ROW: C. Kline, B. Hess, A. Sexton, D. Good, D. Mohn. SECOND ROW: D. Dcucl L. Guhmzm, D. Buohl, M. X'VC2I12l11d, H. F21S11L1C1'lI, L, VVisc, C. Luckcnbill. THIRD ROW: juyA1Ll1ousc. F SwCig11rL,K. Lorah, D. Weaver, D. Wzlrdcll, D. Swoigzlrt. FOURTH ROW: E. Paul, E. Dingcr, M. Mohler, M Knaucr, R. Plank. TOP ROW: R. Good, H. Shank. j. Fuusuachl, K. Hmrick, K. Adair. 20 Homeroom 209. BOTTOM ROW: P. Martzall, M. Sweigart, R. Bair, M. Snader, j. Firestone. SECOND ROW: C. Genscmcr, A. Shreincr, S. Hurt, J. Ansel, P. Cure, M. MCCnskcy, C. Campbell, S. johnson. THIRD ROW: M. Sweigtirt, C. Lcid, D. Vlfeik, R. Ebcrly, D. jones, P. Wcidmzin. FOURTH ROW: I. Eby, F. Buttcrfiold. L. Noll, D. Lced, M. Hasslcr, R. Fosuocht. TOP ROW: j. Nloycr, j. Schaeffer, j. Rutt, M. Gcnscmer, L. Youndt. Mm . 'S 5-vt . , Homeroom 215. BOTTOM ROW: C. Burkhart, G. Sweigart, C. Shaffer, L. Reich, j. Eberly. SECOND ROW: N. Motuitz, L. Althouse, I. Fichthorn, B. Petter, D. Wolf, R. Iiberly, T. Grove, F. Gchr. THIRD ROW: R. Goh- man, S. Kopp, L. Ludwig, L. Sweigart, D. Weaver, L. Hurst, R. Showalter. FOURTH ROW: R. Soto, B. Koch, j. Weaver, T. Hoover. TOP ROW: M. Gunselman, M. Mowrcy, B. Ansel, O. Renken, D. Burkhart. 21 N james Adams john Anderson Patricia Ansel Robem Artz Gaxy Bair Linda Bevger Michael Bezler Linda Bowman 22 Mary Fasnacht 'r if K' Anita Brubaker Michael Brubaker Mary jzmc Buchlcx' Randy Buck Sandra Buohl 23 Bonita Shirk I N3 1 ,limi ,ig-u.N Af...-we Wil Luciene Burkenheiser Donna Carvell Karen Carvell me 415735 Mildred Carvell Terry Corl 24 3' rf' v W jane Dernmy Terry Ditzler Jennie Dulaney 1 Nancy Eberly Marianne Ebling as Gary Fabian Mary Fasnacht Dallas Fisher, Jr. 25 Dennis Fisher pq., james Filtcrling Sharon Flllflk Lillian Fortna Barry Hurst: President O6 Robert Fry T1moLhy Gcissinger A1111 Gettlc Clifford Good 'Wd Ni-AKA ma., Randy Good Tyrone Groff Dianna Haake Lena Hurting Paul Harting Barbara Haulman 27 ,,, . 0 if Randy Good: Vice-President Mary I-Iimmelberger Kathleen I-Iornberger Linda I-Ioshauer 'lin Barry Hurst Lynn Kauffman Clare Kitch 28 Cynthia Knauer janet Kopp Larry Kramer Susan Kramer Carolyn Kutz George Landis 09' Rick Landis William Lefever 29 3154? M, ,iiiluuk Craig Laid james Longcnecker fviargarct Lorah idk. xx V .K --+- A' 5,,mhnW. Lucille Martin Linda Martzall Nancy Mnrtzall 30 Spencer Stober: Treasurer suv Steven McKinney janet Mehle 31 janet Mays Michael McCaskey Bruce McCamant Scott McKinney Harry Mcllinger Brent Mcssner ii' rrr rrr,hr 'W 'r'hL.1 Deborah Miller Linda Miller Michael Miller up-A Donna M ohler Dennis Mohn 32 Cary Fabian E ,, ..-sauna.. -.aff Marie Molm Sigrid Molkcntin Betty N011 Lance Obcrholtzcr M. Alice Oxcnrcider 33 my-3 My- S 'l'g1'i ' Kerry Palsgrove Carla Panncbccker Ruby Panncbeckcr Rgbgrt Pefery jolynn Pfautz Robert Poole, jr. Jw Lynn Ramsey 5 Mary Alice Oxenreidcr, Randy Good, Diana Whitman 'Huw la Ann Rcddig joan Schaeffer Colleen Shimp Bonita Shirk Barry Shupp Fern Shupp 35 M elinda Schwc itzcl' Neil Shobcr john Sise David Slabach Anna Snzlder K fenkwr Shirley Spade Ashley Stcffy Spencer Stober Carlcnc SLoudt Gregory Strunk 36 Colleen Shimp: Secretary n.,w,,,. Samuel Swartz Bonita Sweigart Dennis E. Sweigart N93 Sandra Terw illiger 37 Michael T. Sweigart if Randy Ulrich Ronald Weber s mr Q'?'f'L m Karen Weidman Janet Weise Michael Weitzcl Glenn Wenger W Margaret Lorah 38 ! xw jeffrey Wenrich John Wenzel joel Westerhoff Maxine White Ronald White an far ' Stephen Wise Diana Witman Donna Woods 39 .W V4 .. ,A -1.2. N- , r. ,. A -in 3 ,. n Scott McKinney Bonnie Yeakcl janet Youndt joan Zerbe , 'Nw Randall Youndt: Irvin Zook 1 1 r l E 1 r james R. Adams. R.D. iil, Denver. llohn M. Anderson. 536 Fifth Avenue. Denver. Boys Leaders. Treasurer ll, Secretary 12. Hi-Y, Chaplain 12. Basket- ball. Baseball. Patricia A. Ansel. 62 East Church Street. Reamstown. Color Guard. Sr. High Chorus. FNC. Treasurer 12. Robert D. Artz. R.D. 4ti2, Denver. Wrestling. Gary W. Bair. R.D. til, Reinholds. Theater Arts, Vice-President 12. Linda K. Berger. R.D. ffl, Stevens. FBLA. FHA. Michael G. Bezler. 29 Chestnut Street, Adamstown. Hi-Y, Secretary 11, Presi- dent 12. Football. Track. Linda M. Bowman. 362 Madison Street. Denver. Anita K. Brubaker. R.D. 32, Denver. FHA. Michael L. Brubaker. 22 Main Street. Denver. Theater Arts. Mary jane Buchter. 144 West Main Street, Adamstown. Majorettes. FBLA, Vice-President 12. Yearbook. Secretary 12. Randy L. Buck. R.D. il, Denver. Hi-Y. Football. Sandra L. Buohl. 55 East Main Street, Adamstown. Girls Chorus. Sr. High Chorus. FHA. Donna L. Carvell. 39 Keeler Avenue. Reamstown. junior Class Play. Major- ettes. FTA. Girls Leaders. Newspaper. Yearbook, Co-Editor 12. Tennis. Karen L. Carvell. R.D. ifl. Denver. Mildred E. Carvell. R.D. il, Denver. FBLA. Terry R. Corl. Box 28, Schoeneck. Football. lane L. Demmy. 150 East Main Street, Adamstown. junior Class Play. Girls Chorus. Sr. High Chorus. Yearbook. Ac- tivities Editor 12. Terry L. Ditzler. R.D. il, Reinholds. Jennie L. Dulaney. Box 65. Denver. Junior Class Play. FHA. Nancy E. Eberly. R.D. fl. Stevens. Bruce McCamant junior Class Play. Color Guard. Girls Leaders. Yearbook. Marianne Ebling. R.D. fl, Reinholds. FBLA. Gary L. Fabian. R.D. lil. Denver. Football. Basketball. Ba seba ll. Mary L. Fasnacht. R.D.1l, Reinholds. FHA, Song Leader, 10.11. 12. Dallas R. Fisher, jr. R.D. 52, Denver. Football Band, Concert Band. Chess Club. Wrestling. Dennis L. Fisher. Galen Hall Road, Reinholds. Concert Band. Hi-Y. Student Council. Football. Tennis. lames M. Fitterling. R.D. 111, Rein- holds. Boys Leaders. Wrestling. Sharon E. Fluck. Main Street, Rein- holds. Library Club. Lillian M. Fortna. 214 Main Street. Denver. junior Class Play. FTA. Robert QI. Frey. R.D. i2, Denver. Yearbook. Timothy R. Geissinger, R.D. lil, Rein- holds. junior Class Play. Sr. High Cho- rus. Newspaper. Golf. Ann L. Gettle. R.D. t42, Denver. ju- nior Class Play. Color Guard. Girls Cho- rus. Sr. High Chorus. FBLA. Girls Lead- ers. Yearbook. Tennis. Clifford H. Good. R.D. ffl, Denver. Sr. High Chorus. Boys Leaders, Trea- surer l2. Hi-Y. Baseball. Wrestling. Randy O. Good. R.D. il, Stevens. Senior Class Vice-President. Hi-Y. News- paper. Yearbook. Co-Editor 12. Tyrone A. Groff. North Main Street. Reamstown. Dianna L. Haake. R.D.a1, Stevens. junior Class Play. Sr. High Chorus. FTA. Tennis. Lena F, Harting. R.D. 432, Denver. FBLA. Paul E. Harting. R.D. ffl, Reinholds. Theater Arts. Barbara A. Haulman. 137 Main Street, Denver. Sr. High Chorus. FBLA. Mary A. Himmelberger. 212 North Fifth Street, Denver. FHA. Girls Leaders. President 12. Hockey. Co-Captain 12. Kathleen M. Hornberger. R.D. ffl, Reinholds. FHA. Newspaper. Typist 12. Linda L. Hoshauer. R.D. il, Stevens. FHA. Barry L. Hurst. R.D. iii, Stevens. junior Class Vice-President. Senior Class President. Sr. High Chorus. Student Coun- cil, Sergeant at Arms ll, Treasurer 12. Wrestling. Track. Clare M. Kitch. R.D. il, Reinholds. Color Guard. FBLA. FHA. Newspaper. Cynthia A. Knauer. R.D. il. Stevens. FHA. Art Club. Poster Club. janet L. Kopp. R.D. 21. Reinholds. FBLA. Larry L. Kramer. R.D. 5 l. Reinholds. Boys Chef. School Cafeteria. Susan M. Kramer. R.D. fl, Stevens. Carolyn A. Kutz. Box 3 l, Reamstown. FBLA. George A. Landis. R.D. fifl, Stevens. Outdoor Club. Rick Landis. Box 54. Schoeneck. Baseball. William D. Lefever. R.D.51, Stevens. Hi-Y. Chess Club. Craig F. Leid. 520 Main Street, Den- ver. Dance Band. Boys Leaders, Presi- dent l2. Hi-Y, Vice-President 12, Student Council. Football. Basketball. Baseball. james W. Longenecker. 163 East Main Street. Adamstown. Junior Class Play. Student Council, Vice-President 12. Chess Club. Pep Club. Lyllfl C . K3Uff1T13I1 . R . D . fi 1, RC-3lI'1l'1OldS . 42 Mary jane Buchter P Margaret A. Lorah. R.D. Q l, Stevens. Football Band. Concert Band. Sr. High Chorus. FBLA. Newspaper. Typing Editor l2. Tennis. D. Lucille Martin. R.D. fil, Reinholds. FNC. Secretary ll, Historian 12. Linda S. Martzall. 513 South Sixth Street, Denver. Girls Chorus. FHA. FNC, Historian 12 . Nancy M. Martzall. Box 25. Reinholds. Color Guard. FHA. Art Club. Secretary ll. Poster Club. janet L. Mays. R.D. 22, Denver. Bruce L. McCamant. R.D. i2, Denver. Michael I. McCaskcy. II7 South Fourth Street. Denver. 195 East Main Chess Club. Pep Scott A. McKinney. Street. Adamstown. Club. Track. l95 East Main Wrestling. Steven D. McKinney. Street, Adamstown. hlanet E. Mehle. 44 East Church Street. Reamstown. Sr. High Chorus. FBLA. E. Harry Mellinger. lO8 South Fourth Street. Denver. Chess Club. Brent A. Messner. I26 Willow Street, lAdamstown. Student Council. Chess Club. Wrestling. .Deborah E. Miller 727 North Sixth Street, Denver. Football Band. Concert Band. Sr. High Chorus, FTA, Historian l2. Woodwind Club. Linda M. Miller. R.D. il, Ephrata. junior Class Play. Football Band. Concert Band. Sr. High Chorus. FHA. MichaelL.Miller. Adamstown. Dance Band. Hi-Y. Student Council. Golf Club. Science Club. Football. Wrestling. Donna S. Mohler. R.D. il, Stevens. junior Class Play. Football Band. Concert Band. Sr. High Chorus. FHA, President 12. Dennis L. Mohn. 273 East Main Street, 'Adamstown Football Band. Concert Band. Projection Club, Vice-President l2. Theater Arts. Football. Marie A. Mohn. R.D. itl, Stevens. junior Class Play. Concert Band. Year- book. Typist l2. Pep Club. Hockey, Man- ager. I Sigrid Molkentin. R.D. 52, Denver. Girls Chorus. Sr. High Chorus. FTA, Vice-President l2. Betty 1. Noll. R.D. 52, Denver. FBLA. M. Lance Oberholtzer. Box 92, Denver. Concert Band. Newspaper, Feature Editor l2. M. Alice Oxenreider. Mechanic Street, Reinholds. Girls Chorus. Sr. High Cho- rus. Girls Leaders. Tri-Hi-Y. Yearbook. Tennis. Kerry R. Palsgrove. 35 West Main Street, Adamstown. Theater Arts. Carla S. Pannebecker. Schoeneck. FBLA. Ruby A. Pannebecker. R.D. itl, Ste- vens. Color Guard. Sr. High Chorus. FNC, President l2. Robert L. Petery. 702 North Sixth Street. Denver. .Iolynn F. Piautz. R.D. iil, Stevens. FHA, Vice-President l2. Robert T. Poole, Ir. R.D. 42, Denver. Boys Chef, Treasurer l2. L. Lynn Ramsey. R.D. lil, Denver. Sr. High Chorus. Hi-Y. Student Council. Football. Basketball. Baseball. Ann E. Reddig. 42 North Main Street, Reamstown. Sophomore Class Secre- tary. junior Class Play. Majorettes. Girls Chorus. Sr. High Chorus. FTA. Newspaper, Co-Editor l2. Jean E. Schaeffer. R.D. ill, Reinholds. Football Band. Concert Band. Sr. High Chorus. FTA, President 12. Girls Lead- ers. Newspaper, News Editor ll, Assis- tant Editor l2. Melinda l. Schweitzer. 2 West Main Street, Adamstown. Sr. High Chorus. Girls Leaders. Student Council. Pep Club. Varsity Cheerleader. Colleen L. Shimp. 532 Main Street. Denver. junior. Senior Class Secretary. Girls Chorus. Sr. High Chorus. FBLA, Secretary 12. Newspaper. Business Man- ager 12. Student Council. Varsity Cheer- leader. Co-Captain. Hockey. Tennis. Bonita S. Shirk. Box 78, Schoeneck. FHA, Historian 12, Newspaper. Neil G. Shober. 55 Evergreen Road, Adamstown. junior Class Play. Sr. High Chorus, Boys Leaders. Wrestling. Track. Shirley M. Spade. R.D. 52, Denver. FBLA. Newspaper. Typist 12. Yearbook. Typist 12. Ashley C. Steffy. ll Faust Lane Reamstown. Concert Band. Dance Band. Boys Leaders. Hi-Y. Football. Baseball. v Spencer S. Stober. Adamstown. Se- nior Class Treasurer. Student Council. Sergeant at Arms 12. Wrestling. Track. Carlene B. Stoudt. 198 Willow Street. Adamstown. Majorettes. Head Major- ette 11.12. FBLA. Newspaper. Typist 12. Gregory C. Strunk. Reinholds. Boys Leaders. Hi-Y. Football. Golf. Samuel O. Swartz. R.D. il, Reinholds. Anita Brubaker Barry L. Shupp. 428 Washington Street Denver. Student Council. Chess Club. v Fern E. Shupp. R.D. fl. Rehinholds. Girls Chorus. Sr. High Chorus. FBLA. john F. Sise. R.D. il, Stevens. ju- nior Class Play. Football Band. Concert Band. Dance Band. Sr. High Chorus. Stu- dent Council. Pep Club, President 12. Football Manager. Basketball Manager. Tennis. David L. Slabach. 606 South Sixth Street, Denver. Boys Leaders, Vice- President 12. Hi-Y, Secretary 12. Foot- ball. Basketball. Baseball. Anna L. Snader. R.D. 52, Denver. FHA, Treasurer 12. Sr. High Chorus. Boys Leaders. Hi-Y. Wrestling. Golf. Bonita R. Sweigart. 212 North Fourth Street. Denver. Majorettes. FBLA. Diana Witman Dennis E. Sweigart. 14 East Main Street, Adamstown. Concert Band. Sr. High Chorus. Boys Leaders. Hi-Y. Foot- ball. Basketball. Baseball. Dennis N. Sweigart. R.D. iil, Stevens. Sandra 1. Terwilliger, 314 Lincgln Road, Adamstown. junior Class Play. Football Band. Concert Band. FNC. Trea- surer ll, Vice-President l2. Girls Lead- ers. Newspaper, News Editor IO, Assis- tant Editor ll, Co-Editor l2. Hockey. Co-Captain l2. Randy E. Ulrich. R.D. il, Reinholds. Ronald L. Weber. R.D. s2, Denver. Golf. Karen M. Weidman. R.D. 52, Denver. Color Guard, Captain l2. FTA. Girls Leaders. Tri-Hi-Y. Student Council. Art Club. l.V. Cheerleader. Hockey. janet L. Weise. R.D. fl, Ephrata. FNC. Michael B. Weitzel. R.D. fi l, Stevens. Baseball. Glenn L. Wenger. R.D. il, Stevens. Sophomore, lunior Class President. Junior Class Play. Concert Band. Dance Band. Boys Leaders. Hi-Y, Treasurer 12. Newspaper. Sports Editor ll, 12. Student Council. President l2. Football. Basket- ball. Baseball. jeffrey L. Wenrich. R.D. il, Rein- holds. Junior Class Play. Football Band. Concert Band. Theater Arts. Football. john L. Wenzel. R.D. iil, Reinholds. junior Class Play. Boys Chef. Football. Baseball. Track. joel L. Westerhoff. R.D. 52, Denver. Maxine K. White. 357 Main Street, Denver. FNC. Student Council. Year- book. Pep Club. Ronald I. White. 915 North Sixth Street, Denver. Stephen W. Wise. R.D. iii, Ephrata. Diana L. Witman. 294 East Main Street, Adamstown. Football Band. Concert Band. Sr. High Chorus. FTA. Girls Lead- ers. Newspaper, Radio Editor ll, Assis- tant Editor l2. Student Council, Secretary l2. Donna C. Woods. Vinemont Road Adamstown. Majorettes. Bonnie L. Yeakel. R.D. 32, Denver janet E. Youndt. R.D. il, Reinholds Girls Leaders. Yearbook. Randall L. Youndt. R.D. fl, Reinholds Boys Chef. ,loan L. Zerbe. 633 Pine Street, Denver FTA, Secretary l2. Irvin G. Zook. R.D. ifl, Ephrata Theater Arts. Football. Kerry Palsgrove and jeff Wenrich What is a senior? A senior is expected to know what he wants to he the rest of his life while adults still don't even know what they want to be. R. Pannebecker A senior is Someone who is too old tobelievc that the world can he made perfect but is too young to stop trying. H. Mellinger Being a senior is fun to look forward to and back upon. but not to be, N, Eberly me S , fs pw MF' : . ' o, ,- H . i 1f?f'i55:Q1LZ 'ffl' :RWM I. ii o w . 2 ,af Q Q X, 8 A-M ,1 2. Q Q ,, tqgf R as 'Q f 35 ff.- f 'L Z ggwivf ,w i .,,. , fa, , meiilqv VM' ' K 1 5 lv ., .-,wa n f A l--' 't'f W f vm 1 3 t ani. 51 5 brili' or 4, , sr Q 4 ,pf ,ff wt Zvi 2' K Q if?-1 it .. M 2 5,4 i Q Y f ,fy ly-1. V. . , , W, ,i with , 7 'L ' fn X M: xii. Fi. A Q 4 Xa 8 Y W fx J ML A M ty T S W Aww' tl' , 2 ll 'ws - wgiszm-rv ':a,,ai:2f -f V ,fAff,1',,f-no-452 ff mil K K My , W au, .. , , r M? f. W'W-3-2ffflafafe'vft ,,, , l,, .,,.gl L N7 5 Zmdgl' , ff- 4- .ylfayisyfglszig ,, V- M, .ew-mn, glw mgffwf5.f?:mL2rfM wi- wt MQ, WM- I wf5?l5i i4:3'il. l f ,L . 2 f l . 4 :el Mmm,-1 Z, K ff .L Q, sqww , , l A wr' la wwf f-wwf , ' . x' .V 4 f - mefifftfsfffsf swf? V fimafsmfmf im H f-,.f.,1-fryff-,M53'g?m.f'asT?i44.,,L- 46 A senior is a baby taking his first step. M. White A senior is a person who campaigns for more responsibility but rarely fully accepts the ones he already has. C. Leid A senior prepares himself lor the future, just like a squirrel gathers nuts for the Winter. D. Slabach cgi K., Q12 A K, V Q Ll -fliv -E 47 ' 1 MW' . ,V 'ir s K i . V: i.1,g5i9Ei,,. ,, ' . esf5 ,f,1'f.21ffv- wx - f p g f ' H 1' -7 Eva fafggq. -, ,Y , ,X MWMM, f 2 ag x 1 . -- . . 1 ,Q a X ,H 5.4 5 f E uzifrgf ' 2 25 -ii hinge- Arff' N .YP South, another major direction of the compass, is also a major direction at Cocalico. Our south stands for the faculty and administration Who supply direction in educationf, The teachers spend many hours planning and pre- paring daily lessons and long-range courses of study. They also volunteer extra hours in order to provide a variety of activities for the students. Many serve as coaches for our athletic teams While others may devote time to direct- ing class plays and sponsoring clubs. Mr. Behrendt chats amiably with Mr. Grebinger while Mr. Sebastian looks on. um BOTTOM ROW: E. Kalbach, H. Knerr, H. Minnich R. Lorah, I. Hemling. TOP ROW: A. I-Iigh,H Flowers, P. Grebinger, W. Sebastian. The school board, which consists of elected members, decides the governing policies for the school district. This legislative organization manages the certification and salaries ofthe teachers and stabilizes the annual school taxes. The board discusses and acts upon es- sentiallegislation and endorses plans for new school buildings. Mr. C. Behrendt, the Superintendent of Schools, counsels the board. The secretary, Mrs. H. Knerr, accurately records the minutes While board President Rev. l-I. Minnich presides over each meeting. Mr. Homer Weaver Mr. Kenneth Flinchbaugh W 1 1 113' Mr. A. Reid Stoner Mr. Clifford Behrendt The Wednesday morning administrative meeting involves: Mr. Kenneth Flinghbgugh, Mr. A. Reid Stoner, Mr. Barry Miller, Mr. Clifford t lrrxgw.. a -.... Mr. Roger Care Mr. Behrendt, Superintendent ol' Schoolsg Mr. Miller, Administrative Assistantg Mr. Weaver, senior high school princi- palg Mr. Flinchbaugh, junior high school principalg Mr. Stoner. and Mrs. Wing- enroth, elementary principals Work to- gether toward a more efficient and pro- gressive school. Our principals schedule Mr. George Richards courses, observe teachers and attend meetings as part of their yearly sched- ule. Mr. Care and Mr. Richards, our guidance counselors, Work behind-the- scenes to guide students in the selection of curriculum and in the location of col- leges or jobs. All of our administrators and counselors Work hard to maintain a high quality of education at Cocalico. R 'mW 'W-su. Behrendt, Mrs. Martha Wingenroth, and Mr. Homer Weaver. Mr. Barry Miller ff. 5? gs? Maalo ii f sis. if X : 1 'FDL U wigs S4 Mrs. Marla Hulshizcr: Nurse Secretary: Miss Barbara Miller Miss Diane Long Maintcnance: E. Fahnestok, I. Mowcry, 1. Althouse, H. Stauffer, W. Adams. 54 BOTTOM ROW: E. Kurtz, E. Good, J. Nolt, I-l. Martin, L. Schwebcl, L. Haak, R. Kurtz. TOP ROW W Henly L. Brubaker, M. Eberly, J. Bingeman, R. I-laller, C. Gerhart, C. Ansel. In addition to their regular duties of assisting the guidance counselors and Mr. Weaver, Miss Miller and Mrs. Long supply general informa- tion for the students. The secre- taries also type tests and mimeo- graph copies for the teachers. As students we often overlook those persons Whom We do not encounter in the classroom. Deserving more recognition than they receive, these staff members perform valuable services for students and teachers. All of these people Work behind the scenes to keep our school operating efficiently. I5 S 5 l l 4 lf? 26 '27 Cafeteria Manager: Mr. Robert Bachmari is X. y , ifti ,. , tl' ? 7 a ift. T Q R f , , Z. yoy. , i .. 'L 1i,f'mrs!? f ' Ejirzi .ggp A . G 'it it M, Martin, B. Messner, F. Shupp, P. Long, W. Kayser, H. Dinger, andM Bowman ws M iss joan li2ll1tZ r....w.m,w-P vffnff Mrs. Jane Kilkuskic Y V . , M1 5 I if -W-.. Mr. james Campbell Mr. Earl Becker 56 Mr. Robert Althouse ........s6 Mr. Nevin Myers Mr. Ralph Lutz Mr. Roland Stephens Members ofthe Mathematics De partment include Mr. Myers, Mr Stephens, and Mr. Lutz, Chairman They instruct their classes in logi cal reasoning, Algebra I and II Geometry, and Trignometry are of ferecl to the college preparatory students while the more general curriculums elect General Math In addition to instructing their classes, these teachers also serve as club spon- sors and sports coaches. A new course has been added to the physical education program this year. The Adaptive Physi- cal Education Course includes any stu- dent With a disability limiting him from the regular physical education classes. Home Economics students learn to cook Foreign foods while several students en- ter a sewing contest sponsored by the Denver Women's Club. In elective art students learn to Work with ceramics, oil painting. mobiles, and Weaving. 1 lvlrs. Virginia Doherty: K'!'f+ .KVN Mr. Spencer Henry: Physical Education Home Economics Mr. Robert N. Hill Industrial Arts Mr. J. A. Belt: Special Education Mr. Carl N. Foltz: Art i Mr. Markus Schneidcrham: W Music I Mr. Richard Kokat: Industrial Arts wzdf Mr. Harry Schaeffer Driver Education Physical Education Mr. jacob Rupp: Driver Education Mr. William Gates: Music 59 Mrs. Suzanne Wood: Physical Education Mr. Steven Schwilk In ng, xi Z Mr, Walter Pfeiffer Cocalico offers such science courses as Earth and Space Sci- ence. Biology. Chemistry, and Physics. Earth and Space Science, taught to the freshmen. concerns paleontology, as- tronomy. and topography. Biology, a sophomore course, delves into ecology. bio-chemistry, evolution, classification, and re- production. juniors may elect Chemistry which deals with the make-up of substance and the changes that take place in them While the more advanced science of Physics. offered for se- niors. explains the how and Why ofthe non-living World. 5 . K wi'z4:'.g3f1gft,11,1gi,. fy., , -NV , Mr. Loyd Annon N ks Mrs. Rebecca Campbell, Mr. john Smaltz, Mr. John Rice. BACK: Miss Barbara McAdams, Miss Karen Lane, Mr. Gene Duck, Mr. Ernest Stewart, Mr. Gerald Albrecht. FRONT: Mr. Steven Sehwilk, Mr. Paul Gensemer, Mr. Gene Duck Mr. Steven Schwilk Mr. Paul Genscmer 61 Mr. Ernest Stewart, Mr. Gerald Albrecht. 'M-7--Q., rf Mr. Martin Martzall it 5 l E 2 Miss Sylvia Althouse f The English department at Cocalico High School places more emphasis on literature rather than a formal study ofgrammar. The freshman and sophomore general literature courses include twoworks by Shakespeare, Romeo and Juliet and Julius Caesar . The junior classes dis- cuss the movements in American literature along with suchnovels as THE RED BADGE OF COURAGE and THE SCARLET LETTER. Seniors enjoy the works of English authors, including the Shakespearean play Hamlet , juniors and seniors may also learn more and better methods of Writing by taking the com- position course. The Foreign Language division ofthe Language Arts Department teaches the aft of speaking a language and learning the customs of a country. Later, the students are taught to read and write the language. Mr. G eorge Richards Mr. Chester Sweigard, Mrs. A. Darlene A. Boggs Mr. 1. Daniel Brensinger, Mr. Theodore Eck. Q... .23 ' M 4 1 ann. x ' ,,.., N,-W ,md Mr. Robert Bannan, Mr. Donald Peters. 63 Mr. Haba Rabuck F W :im fxbuxm an link! or l l Elway? L M ixmuemc mm mr I 1 ,, - gb + K qs- ts ,A J Ag 47 If 'IM . V' , L1 ff- Q 1, , ' A fr3 '1w. R f ' 'B , ww A - - ' , , w I VISHLH 1' ' X WW.,,,.w ,,,,..,.JNm- MW,,,.yw-fv-Y'- f A s Nl m pos: ,iq ' , L,. .X I 1 4. 1 L . V7 Q . is ,L Q.. Fiat SL if.: Vis. 1 Cl. I .. N , Y LLVV A 41 E V B 1. UDirection through interestl' indi- cates the variety of activities offered to Cocalico students regardless of their abilities. Dances and the stu- dent-faculty basketball games are only a few of the interesting activities. Specific occasions include the annual FTA Christmas Party. Sec Ruth Ann Eberly, Treas P1tr1c1a.Ansel, Advisor Mrs Hulshizer, Vice Pres.: Through volunteer work at the Ephrata Hospital, and assisting in Health Room activities, the Future Nurses acquaint them- selves with background material and explore the opportunities and requirements in the field of Nursing. 3 5 E l E. As advisor, Mr. Pfeiffer intro- duces the club members to the teaching profession through a variety of activities, including visitation to a local college and cadet teaching. During club pe- riods members sometimes hold discussions with teachers, Coca- lico graduates, and administra- tors from various colleges. The club hosts the Faculty Tea and Back to School Night and pro- vides babysitting at basketball games for children of faculty members. Before Christmas the club members organized a Christmas party for pre-school children. President jean Schaeffer, Vice President Sigrrd Molkentin, Historian: Deborah Miller, Secretary joan Zerbe Advisor Mr Walter Pfeiffer, Treasurer: Pat Martzall. Munn mu.: mm, mmrunnn few Emi'- fr ,ir-----1,-. E .i f s 35 as a . , .fQ- it gl , ,. 4 X. A ig . .. 5 , A ,,,,5, - SEATED: Advisor: Mr. Paul Gensemer. STANDING: Sergeant at arms: Spencer Stober, Secretary: Diana Witman, President: Glen Wenger, Vice-President: james Longencck- er, Treasurer: Barry Hurst. Our governmental organiza- tion, Student Council, encour- ages the practice ofgood citi- zenship. Through their student orientation program the club helps new students to adjust to Cocalico. They also oper- ate the school store and spon- sor foreign exchange stu- dents. Other activities include dances, faculty teas, and the Homecoming program. ., 1- , -4. -ef f ig fp.. ,J r V I 1 1 kf 't f A Fd J . . wx K 'rf' E, HUMEMAK AMERICA Vice-President: jolynn Pfautz, Treasurer: Anna Snader, Secretary: Luciene Burkcnheiser, Historians: Bonita Shirk, Mary Fasnacht, Advisor: Mrs. Virginia Doherty, President: Donna Mohler. As a chapter Club, F.I-LA. furthers interest in home economics and promotes good will to all. Some of the club's activities in- clude: going to the Harris- burg State Farm Show, selling fudge, Working to- ward degrees, and having a fashion show. This year the club made Christmas toys for the Millersville Home. .OK Q? Advisor: Mr. Belt, Sergeant at arms: Ashley Steffy, Chaplain: john Anderson, Secretary: Dave Slabach, Treasurer: Glenn Wenger, President: Mike Bezler, Vice President: Craig Leid. ffm,-af.f','i ' asf 5 Kim-if NS- W ve? r V-v 'X r J , LS? fp , 59 56: f'f . W. 1i,JL,. 5 .',. ills K if ff-' 1 1 ,, L me Fgffyfhf .lip ' ll , -f-- , M42 YW Z, sql , Hi-Y Club creates, maintains, and extends a high standard of Christian character throughout the School and community. Hayrides, swimming, and hockeygames are among some of the clubs activi- ties. Members held a clothing drive and spon- sored the Sample Fair as their service projects. uk ri 'W . Through a wide variety of activities, members of Tri-Hi-Y promote Chris- tian fellowship throughout school and community. Officers include: President, Debbie Weaverg Vice-President, Peggy Careg Secretary, jane Derrg Treasurer, Donna Styerg and Chaplain, Sandy Hass- ler. The advisor is Mrs. Rebecca Campbell. BOTTOM ROW: J. Demrny, A. Ccttle, M. Buchter. TOP ROW: R. Fry, N. Eberly, M. Oxenreider M Mohn R. Good, D. Carvell. Advisor: Mrs. A. Darlene Boggs Randy Good, Donna Carvell In addition to the senior editors, the staff now includes tenth and eleventh grade apprentices who assist the editors. While they learned yearbook skills, the apprentices helped to promote the sales and publicity campaigns. Publishing a yearbook requires many long hours of Work by interested people. Working on the yearbook includes laying out the pages, writing and typing copy, taking pic- tures, sending the final copy to the printers, and crossing one's fingers. Without the diligent efforts of the Ko-Ka-Le-Ko staff, the school would not have a book which recalls the fond memories of each year. T if in ... ' 0. , .P '1, if . .X-Vi , ma y J. a YN-'arf 4 qlmiif-.a - Nga. Y' r 3 Al' e A Co Editor Ann Recldig Advisor: Mr. Chester Swcigart, Co-Editor: Sandy This club publishes The Eagle. The newspaper publication is in its 13th year and a new feature, Looking Back, has been added this past September. The staff includes students of all the senior high classes who diligentlywork to insure the complete coverage of all aspects of school life. Freshmen reporters cover their assignrncnts which may range from articles on the latest school functions to Student Spotlight. ,wo wwf mmsxs .F 4-4 5 w,..v Cocalico's Concert Band makes up in quality what it seems to lack in quantity. This year's fifty-six member band, under the direction of Mr. Markus Schneiderhan, plans to arrange an exchange concert with Conestoga Valley High School sometime in May. Besides the exchange concert, two other concerts Will be presented here at Cocalico. The band also participated in two parades. They like to play a Well-rounded selection of music from the classic PRE- LUDE AND FUGUE by Bach to the oriental sound of THE KING AND I. Q ,gig V.,- gf' V I I I I I I I I I I I I I 75 I The Cocalico High School Marching Band consisted of fifty-six members, ten color guard, and thirteen majorettes. The band performed at the football games, in the fall, using five Various shows with precisioned marching drills. Under the direction of Calvin Sweigart, drum major, the band marched in the New Holland and Ephrata parades, the Halloween, and Memorial Day parades. The band has purchased new uniforms for the next school year. T, - X -. T it is 76 ' s ' i 1 V E I l Ktrr' -.x.i.L.4 . .. - . . L r P l P V 1 77 The Senior High Chorus and the Girls' Chorus comprise an im- portant part of the music depart- ment. Learning various vocal techniques, the members sing many different types of music by several composers. For the school assemblies on holidays, using a Variety of arrangements, these groups sing appropriate musical selections. The cho- ruses also offer entertainment at our spring concert. The most talented members are also se- lected to participate in the county and district choruses. 7 9 w Y w 4 K -if za ,, -f ' . ea , , if ' w. ..'ir - ' 'SASW' - , 5, .. gf. Y gf- ':.9' 2:52 sf ,Q K 3 Q y K ig Q ifirziil X 4-uh' 8,1 ,k ..., , . 1 , 4539 1 ' 9 1 K . n, , f :J V ' ' sl L, ' '9 1: if r -if 1 I E31 5 if 5 'gs2 '-Pq,qy- 'f ' X al, gum . .1 ,gs ...W . gh, Nr A g 0.1. if . - f 2 . Projectionists: Secretary Treasurer Dennis Mohn Advisor Mr Smaltz, Vice President Robert Cox, President jciflvloyti Science Club provides an oppor- tunity for members to study sci- ence on an individualbasis. Dur- ing club periods, members do research using various types of scientific equipment. Projection- ists learn how to use and service audio visual equipment. By show- ing motion pictures and film strips during the club period. the members practice and can per- form this service for the teach- ers in the classroom. Mr. Smaltz advises both clubs. IE fi.. Vs-, c1,,,,W'r Science Club: Vice President: Myron Zimmerman, Advisor: Mr. Smaltz, Secretary-Treasurer David McGarVey, President: Randy Burkholder. Boy's Leaders Club stimulates school spirit and encourages leadership. The members are given the opportunity to instruct gym classes by assisting Mr. I-Ienry. The club sponsored the Ephrata and Cocalico faculty basketball game this year. Secretary: john Anderson, Treasurer: Clifford Good, President: Craig Leid, Vice President: David Slaback. STANDING: Advisor: Mr. Spencer Henry. Treasurer: Secretary: L4 Peggy Care, Sergeant at Arms: Carol Kauffman, President: Mary Hirnmelberger, Connie Shaffer, Vice President: jane Derr, Advisor: Mrs. Suzanne Wood. The purpose of this club is to promote leadership, citizenship and a greater knowledge of skills and activities involved in physical education. During one of their study halls the girls may volun- teer to assist Mrs. Wood with her gym classes. Some ofthe cluh's activities included a dog- gie roast, the Sadie Hawkins' Day Dance, and a camp out in the late spring. if Q SEATED: President: Harry Mellinger. STANDING: Vice-President: Curtis Frita Secretary-Treasurer: Robert Carman, Advisor: Mr. Stephens. Mr. Stephens, the club advisor, teaches the members to play chess. Tournaments Within the club mem- bership improve each p1ayer's ability. v1mamzfsfLfxr:n:f:Qfwww1:L . , 1 inn: sal 1461 Historian Richard Ban' President Diane Good, Vice-President: Linda Hill, Treasurer: Sindy I-hit Publicity Donna Wciiixcll, Sccictaxy: Marion Swcigart, Advisor: Miss Rathje. Members assist in the operation of the school library. Some of their activities include giving books to hospitalized classmates, children in hospitals, Heart Ha- ven, and orphans' homes, and sponsoring second-hand book sales. As their big project for the year members plan to collect and distribute paperback books to children's Wards in hospitals at Thanksgiving and Christmas. we :Im h-- -it ,el I X 5 ft Q., . Advisor Mr Spencer Henry President John Sise, Vice President Melmda To encourage school spirit members help the cheerlead ers make signs and partici pate inthe cheering section a sports' activities. Their ma jor project for this year was selling booster pins to enthu siastic Cocalico students -' A 1 Y, Advisor: Mr. Ned Foltz, President: Mike Mohler, Vice President: Donna Deuel, Treasurer: Linda Ludwig, Secretary: Andrea Schreiner. Members of the poster club make posters for other clubs, classes, and activities. Under the direction of Mr. Foltz the club members make group art projects such as mosaics, paintings, and sculptures. As their major project for the year, the members have decided to make a large mosaic for display outside the art room. On the night of the class plays, members of the Theater Arts Club operate the curtains, render sound effects, and arrange stage scenery. So that they are able to assist at the as- semblies, Mr. Hill in- structs the members to operate the electrical equipment behind the stage . President: Kerry Palsgrove, Vice-President: Gary Bair, Secretary: Irvin Zook, Advisor: Mr. Robert Hill. O Mk . ew 9 - V .Q , .T ,, My ig E -.T in l 5 w .' N E The purpose of this club is to learn to appreciate the art of cooking. Under the guidance of Mrs. Doherty, the mem- bers plan menus, then cook both the simple, and the com- plicated dishes. Since the club was formed this year for the first time, the group has not scheduled any service pro- jects or a special activity for the school year but they have concocted some strange dishes, rumored to be Orien- tal in origin. E -1 .. P -:. is ff f'?537-- mb i'3?fff'ra'3'f,g, 1 a 4. Vi -nv i N54 ,iff Jw' 215335259 M Agni fl,.-fag , , , , r,,,.rM.W,.,, K 'e , - - wa 5 , , . .mil--35 Q 3, 'All-,QIIZQ-xi:-Q. 3 - . .yt-Q, 3 M 3 ,3 A ..-vvme., ,t f 5 L 4?f'.aezf'!?sI',,5 Q -' f mg'-4 w X W 'fu fgzgfv Q? . .fx 4. ' 12 ' 7,51 'z2LE,,fv.f317k - :ai ' in ww: 2 ' WF' : n 2: ' 5215 ffyf.-gg.:52u 4 of -. . A v. ,,, 14.1-.:f2y',r, 2 J: 0 ' - -1jxf5f,,fy w'f .f'f,1f ' ' 'ff 1 'uf' ga f 5 - - ,14i:iLy 'wi - . W . 5 .':f',?3.f5' f2:'Z2f-fi' . - .4 2 'f +,'u 75z5'5ie M :ge-ff ' 41. . , Q sw? 'fav wwf 3.,m.a.:.2x- a . p 1 . ' ,ffrf-f' .fa --me Rzqgirf' 3.2555 ' MH: ,. 1 ,rm-,, - :Q SEATED: Vice-President: Rick Landis. STANDING: Secretary: Bruce Wagner, President: john Wenzel, Advisor: Mrs. Virginia Doherty, Treasurer: Robert Poole. 18000000660 f Reporter: Margaret Lorah, Secretary: Colleen Shimp, President: Linda Reich. Designed to develope competent business leadership, members ac- quaint themselves with business trends. Activities include field trips and the making and selling of candy and subs. Serving the community, F.B. L.A. members make bean bags for cl'1ildren's homes, and send pack- ages to orphan children in Viet Nam. 3 Advisor: Miss joan Kautz, Vice-Presidentzlvlary jane Buchter, Treasurer: Carolyn Leid. SEATED: Advisor: Mr. Markus Schneiderhan. STANDING: Treasurer: Marvin Knauer. Secretary: Glenn Adams, President: Thomas Hoover. To develop an understanding of popular music, members practice and discuss music during club periods. The Dance Band also provides en- tertainment at some of the school functions. 91 jim Longenecker crowns queen Colleen Shimp. Diana Witman, first runner-up and Dennis Fisher, escort. QW'-u Melinda Schweitzer, second runner-up and Randy Good, escort. Homecoming, sponsored by the Student Council, is an annual event at Cocalico. During a cere- mony before the November 10 football game, james Long- enecker crowned Colleen Snimp as Cocalico's 1967 Homecoming Queen. In honor of the Queen and to Welcome the alumni, a dance, featuring the Soulistics, was held in the high school gymnasium. ' 93 Q-, . -N5 3-73? Y i L , 1 ff - 'uf , Q 3 L ' L S ? Q ' ' :Jr L A fu A I . ,,-.. . ,. Y fri IQ- m hV ri A When Lorilei Lee CNancy Mountzb and her friend Dorothy QBecky McQuateJ are faced with disappointment concerning their trip to Europe, the blonde Lorelei decides to take things into her own hands and persuade her father Qay Althousej to let them take the cruise to Europe without a chaperone. On board the girls met the Wealthy Henry Spafferd Ill fSid Whitejand his Mother CRoxannShoWalterJ. A mix-up in caring for the travelers checks and other elements of confusion cause the girls to be thrown into the grasp of Lorelei's Aunt Dolly fDebbie Weaver and Joanne Anselb. Nothing seems to be solved until Mr. Lee sails for France and sets every- thing back in the right perspective. 94 Glenda Sweigart, Cindy Luckenbill, Susie Binkley consult with stage managers Lee Buffenmyer and Ken Eshelman concerning the lights for the junior Class Play. 95 W VKIA oi. The class of '68 presented HARVEY, a three act play with Sam Swartz and Sandy Terwilliger por- traying the main characters. Under the direction of Mr. Daniel Brensinger and student directress Marie Mohn, the comedy starred fourteen of the many dramatically talented seniors. The packed auditorium proved to the seniors that a well- performed play had been produced. The setting for the play is Chumley's Rest, a sanitarium, and the Dowd Mansion, the home of Elwood P. Dowd, his sister, Veta Simmons, and her daugh- ter, Myrtle Mae Simmons. Harvey, an imagined six foot white rabbit, arrived and caused many embarrassing moments for Mrs. Simmons and her daughter. ,Www paw A XA . 'fl On May l7. 1968, the Cocalico High School gymnasium took on the aspects of thc stage setting for Kismet as juniors, seniors andtheir guests danced to the mu- sic of Saxie Schollenberger. The juniors had chosen the Arabian Nights theme and the long hours of planning and decorating had produced a romantic set- ting for students and faculty who attended the prom. l-larem girls and servant boys shuffled back and forth from the punch bowl to the coat check room. Their oriental costumes added just the touch to make the il- lusion reality. The mood changed slightly when the ldyllicSpectrum entertained the guests at the post-prom until 4:00 A.lVl. fit if-X 98 jane Unruh, Mr. Smaltz, :md Ann Gettle enjoy the atmosphere of the refreshment stand D. Slabach, M. Schwitzer, E. DeLong, King: R. Buch, Queen: M. Buchter, D. Hiruisen, D. Witmun, L. Ramsey. Baccalaureate services on june 2, marked the beginning ofgraduation exercises forthe class of 1968. On june 5, Mr. Homer Weaver called the roll While Rev. Harold Minnich president of the school board, presented the diplomas to 124 graduating seniors. Randy Good, Barry Hurst, and Fern Shupp addressed the class, parents, relatives, faculty and school board members who packed the aduitorium at 7:30. To the members of the senior class the high- light of the meeting occurred when Mr. Beh- rendt declared them alumni of Cocalico. 100 Fern Shupp, Barry Hurst, Randy Good, and james Longe ncckor gave speeches in the commencement excrcises jane Demmy proudly displays ber diploma. 102 Mr. Weaver, Rev. Focht, Rev. Minnich and Mr. Behrendt addressed the class, parents, friends, and faculty during commencement exercises. Rubby Pennebecker receives her diploma from Rev. Min- nich. l Ei mf., i fr-'rf N yr W E S YP West, the compass point representing our sports section, denotes 'caction in every directionf, Many students forget that physical development is as important as mental growth. Through our athletic program, participants learn various skills and techniques, as Well as good sportsmanship. Girls may try for coveted positions on the hockey and tennis squads. Football, baseball, track, tennis, Wrestling, golf and basketball provide a varied program for the boys. Mrs. Wood and Mr. Henry provide a diversified intramural program for interested Cocalico students. BOTTOM ROW: C. Shimp, M. Baracca, C. Shaffer. SECOND ROW: jane Derr, S. johnson. TOP ROWV: 1. Fichtorn, L. Sweigart, M. Schweitzer, L. Hurst. BOTTOM ROW: D. Forry, I. Unruh, D. Styer. TOP ROW: VI. Hurst, L. Pannebecker, R, Soho wa tcr. 106 The cheerleaders play an im- portant part in the athletic program. Cheering at sport- ing events, they promote school spirit and encourage good sportsmanship. The girls also make signs and hang them throughout the school to re- mind the students to support the Cocalico teams. To per- Iect their skills, the cheer- leaders often practice after school. This year their hard work proved Worthwhile when the girls won the County Cheerleading Contest. With the help of Mrs. Suzanne Wood, the cheerleaders cre- ated an original cheer and movements which demon- strated their cheering ability. The girls should be com- mended for their fine per- formance all year long. BOTTOM ROW: S. Miller, G. Hagy, I. Ackerman. SECOND ROW E. Moyer, D. Pannebecker, V. Kieffer. TOP CENTER: C. Landis. 107 Miss Ioan Kautz. Mrs. Rebecca Campbell. 23ft'Q Although Cocalieo's hockey team did not have a Winning season, they accomplished more than they had expeetedwitha 2-3-2 record. Mrs. Campbell, the new head coach, did an excellent job with her varsity and anticipates a good record next year. Another new coach, Miss Kautz headed the junior varsity squad. Long, hard practices produceda skilled, competent team. Because only three se- niors are leaving, next year's squad will have the experience they need for a successful season. BOTTOM ROW: S. Kegerise, D. Pannebecker, S. Sweigart, D, Forry, C. Landis, C. Hess, G. Hagy, V. Kief fer, J. Eberly. SECOND ROW: C. Sweigart, P. Moyer, P. Carvell, L. Pannebecker, D. Leed, B. Schlegal, G Stork, S. Miller, C. Weidman, C, Schaffer. THIRD ROW: J. Terwilliger, C. Steffy, S. Fritz, K. Becker, D Carvell, S. Terwilliger, S. Binkley, B. Kurtz, J. Scweitzer, M. Himmelberger, D. Ansel. TOP ROW: J. Acker man, V. Shimp, C. Shirnp, K. Lorah, L. Miller, L. Hurst, I. Hurst, M, Care, D. Weaver, C. Kauffman,D Styer, S. johnson, I. Fichthorn. Coach joan Kautz instructs the girls between halves. -naval-ff., S r-'Lf' fl-Iv NZ... BOTTOM ROW: T. Corl, M. Miller, G. Wenger, G. Fabian. D. Fisher. G. Strunk, N. Shober. D. Slabach, A. Steffy, R. Buck. SECOND ROW: B. Wagner, I. Wenzel. I. Rutt. B. Koch, J. Moyer. C. Leid. D. Sweigart, D. Molm, G. Glass. THIRD ROW: P. Schannauer, E. Unruh. D. Heil. B. Carman, D. Pannebccker. UI. Fasnacht, D. Burkholder, B. Goshert. TOP ROW: T. Crouse, I. Kauffman. D. Walters. S. Hasslcr. D. Keith. C. Weitzel. Managers TOP LEFT: C. Shriner, A. Schannauer. I Coaches:BOTTOM ROW:Mr. Robert Hall, Mr. Clayton Burchill. TOP ROW: Mr. Gene Duck, Mr. Habe Rabuck. 110 E 4- I Mr. Duck, the new head coach of our football squad. has improved our team in many Ways. He impressed upon them the use of better tactics and the importance of morale. Because of Mr. Duck's direction and the team's desire to comprehend techniques, they have shown definite improvement over their performance in previous years. Their record for this year was 2-8. With the school's support and the team's desire to Win, improve- ment in future year's is almost certain. Ill BOTTOM ROW: R. Fritz, L. Imhoff. M. Zimmerman, T. Snyder, S. Gchman. G. Brossman TOP ROW: R. Bates, T. Bergman. S. Swcigurt, D. Loose, S. Sise, S. Carvdl. 112 In the Christmas Tournament at Governor Mifflin High School, our wrestling team finished second offour schools with Sam Swartz and jeff Moyer as tournament champions. With the assistance of Mr. Campbell, Mr. Hall coached the team to a record of six wins and seven losses includ- ing two non-league matches. At Lancaster County Sec- tionals, held at F 8: M Col- lege, Sam Swartz and Spencer Stober, Cocalico's final rep- resentatives, were eliminated on the third day of the sec- tionals. Mr. james Cambell, Mr. Robert Hall wmv-0 Mike jumps for a BOTTOM ROW: M. Mowrcy, 1. Schaeffer, G. Wcnger, D. Slabuch. T. Honky, G. Lorah. TOP ROW: L. PxL1l'11SCy,I, .NndCrSOn, AI. Ruti, C, Fulmiam, T. Hoover. 11-1- point. 7 C. Adams, P. lVeber, E. Unruh, C. Gerhart, S. Hassler. D. Walters. Underthe leadership of the new head coach Mr. Spencer Henry, the Co- calico Eagles captured third place in the section two league with a rec- ord of eight wins and four losses. The highlight of the basketball sea- son thrilledthe fans when the Eagles won a spectacular victory during the Holiday Tournament. During the first annual North Lebanon Basket- ball Tournament, the Cocalico Eagles ran Manheim Central off the court when they broke the game wide open in the first quarter by taking a l5-4 lead. Cocalico expects an even betteroverall record next year after the encouraging season the team had this year. Assistant Coach: Mr. Edward Mcllmoyle, Head Coach Mr. Spencer Henry, Glenn Wenger. David Slabach lf Wx, . C my T .T A :-. , 1 In . 5 . , , K - I -U ZQ- an-nn-i BOTTOM ROW: D. Walters, S. White, C. Haws, M. Sweigart. SECOND ROW: B. Koch, J, Fausnacht, E Fortna, S. McKinney, B. Hurst. TOP ROW: J. Moyer, E. Epting, 1. Rutt, D. McGarvey, C. Sweigart, D Burkholder. 1 ,,V. J Mr. Gene Duck, Mr. Edward Mcllmoylez Coaches. 116 N L.. 1 asv K. iw-'ix Q5 ' fi: i'5'r f L L BOTTOM ROW: L. Imhoff, T. Leed, B. Rutt, I-I. Fortna. SECOND ROW: R, Sweigart, G. Harding, K. Hyman. TOPROW: D, Weitzel, J. Fausnacht, D. Wise, S. Sise, S. Carvell, G. Fry. Because of the increased interest shown this year, Coach Edward Mcllmoyle feels that the trackteam will have an improved season over last year's. This year's team will count heavily on the leader- ship of returning standouts such as high jumping john Rutt, Barry Hurst on the hurdles and Calvin Sweigart who runs the quarter mile. To accompany these up- perclassmen there is a fine crop of freshmen. Thus far, the freshmen have turned in fine times and have shown good form. sg Q Q. N il' r Ni 5 I , :sag 'iwfi fr- f,, ,, . ' wel ,.Wa..w.i,,., . .V W-.- . . . . 1 W .... .... , 1 ... 1-flip, J ,-11f'h'2'i, m2f..QW., fyggafaaf -4wifi:f.c,Ts':-igisre M guaz ,er Q :1.' f'1 -: :,.,. . .7 M11 .. I, xf5ii3fa5? f72S'1sg, ??T, V 4- -fi ' wer.. 5 ,. 1, .az,-5,'fi-,WQ3m,,gfuW... .My --K., .c.. 'B f . -V ,. Y wlfw . ,ggi . . 1. any ' f 1 , , . - , filfw i t 4 sfiifil i - .. - ' R' . ...- ' , cv . , f 3 QM WW .,, . , .,., . X ,V ., , ., .,,, . .. , I Y . -1 if , .f .- .. .Q Img: ,,,, , ,. mst . ab,-Q, . . ,nw-. J if ' '- : , . 1 M T MM R BOTTOM ROW:M. Cochcnuur, C. Vfeitzcl, C. Long, R, Hill, I. Althouse, TOP ROW: G. Strunk. R Wcbcr, P. SCh2lH11LlLlCI'. P. Miller. 1 Coach Belt Terry practices his swing, with a 5 iron. 8 ' 11 T N BOTTOM ROW7: J. Shirk. F. Long. T. Lied, B. Goshcrt, T. Gcissingcr. TOP ROW: R. Kindt, I. Weaver D. Bnchruan, T. Crouse, M. Hasslcr. T 119 BOTTOM ROW:P. I-Ieisey, R. Bingemzm, D. Wenrich, G. Lorah. S. Bitler. TOP ROW: R. Staf- fer, R. Burkholder, J. Sise, M. Smith, M. Weitzel, R. Long, T. Baker. 4 'W' w BOTTOM ROW: C. Shimp, R. Showalter. TOP ROW: L. Hurst, A Gettle, M. Lorah, C. Kauffman. 120 BOTTOM ROW: C. Landis, V. Kieffer, J. Ackerman, V. Shimp. TOP ROW: M, l-lirneisen, D. Buchter M. Mowrey, D. Sebastian, K. Becker, D. Haake. For the members of the tennis teams, spring is not a time of leisure. Practice sessions, starting about a month before the season, contain many skill-building exercises to build confidence as Well as ability. Competition is keen as each member struggles for a position on the playing ladder. Continuous hard Work accompanied by determination converts individual efforts into team cooperation. A 121 Coach Kegerise and Coach Schwilk Dennis swings for a foul ball. Wi b . , ,. M. BOTTOM ROW: L. Ramsey, C. Good, D. Slabach, C. Wenger, A. Steffy, 1. Ander SOI1, D. Sweigart. SECOND ROXV: D. Pclnnebeckcr, C. Leid, T. Hoover, I.. Henly, .I Schaeffer, B. Ansel. TOP ROW: Mgr. J. Heisey, B. Wagner, S. Hassler, C. Class Mg. E. Paul, Mgr. T. Sensening. Rounding the bases ! 1 'T ' .M '9 ' Sv 2 ,V , Q, 2- V'P 7'5:1'5'. , . , 1 ' , R?-' V- V - .fy Q 2 1 ,af fyiy 3 - , Q, -a KK, . - - 511 . G Af K 1 -31 gg. aj: 3 ' - X ,' ' - , , wP V ' . 1- -'- , .. WW' Y'?i'iYV2Kf ,'---':1O4,--,1:5ii'i::A-i:.f',-V9-QMy-a?3vV , :VV,. 'k ' , Q fig-ff , -. . 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I Ada so It 'PennsyIvania A Manufacturers issr Quo IIIY Heodweo' ' ssss A l if Yea KNOTTY PINE MOTEL Adamstown, Pa. LONGENECKER'S CUT RATE Adamstown, Pa. Phone 484-9300 SPRING SIDE I8 Hole Par 3 Chip and Putt Day and Night Golf Course Reinholds, R. D. III, Pa M. and J. Kemper Proprietors 124 C. G. SWEIGART OIL CO. Fuel Oil--Kerosene--Gasoline Burner Sales 8. Service Sixth 8. Locust Street Denver, Pa. Phone 267-7585 SCHLEGEL'S BARBER 8. BEAUTY SHOPS R D '11 Reinholds, Penna. Phone 484-4416 Barber Shop 484-4731 Beauty Shop GENSEMER'S MARKET BASKET 328 Main Street Denver, Pennsylvania LOUI E'S MEN SHOP Denver, Penna. Good luck to the class of 1968. DENVER SUPPLY Denver Pennsylvania 222 DRIVE-IN Route 222 Stevens R. D. 1 Pennsylvania Compliments of DANlEL'S DINER Denver, Penna. JOS. S. I-IARRIS COMP. INC. Variety Store Main Street, Denver, Pa. ENCKS DURACLEAN SERVICE ISO Main Street ENCK'S SELECT FURNITURE 230 Main Street Denver BOOSE ALUMINUM FOUNDRY CO. INC. Reamstown Pennsylvania A. N. WOLF SHOE CO. Manufacturers ot Warm Lined Boots A Leisure Sports II9 North Third Street Denver, Penna. Phone 267-559I SWEIGART'S FOOD MARKET 435 South Fourth Street Denver, Penna. LEID'S A. G. STORE Free Delivery 520 Main Street Denver, Penna. Phone 267-7244 GEI-IMAN FEED MILL INC. Grain--Feed--Hay--Straw Fertilizers Farm Seeds 44 North Third Street Denver, Pa. I75I7 267-5585 DENVER PLANNING MILL Quality Millwork and Lumber I29 Walnut Street Denver, Pa. Phone: 267-228i R. C.YERGER I: 8IlVlI'lAT CO., INC. Adamstown Denver, Penno Pennsylvania y- fffP?Q5 SHOLMARHPVSGARAGE yfjy if'5 Gas--Tires--Batteries--OiI R .X Lincoln Avenue Reinholds, Po. I7569 PhoneC2I5I267-5737 xx X 'X X w S- ,N t ar., . l...r.fftgrr,m. ..., .. . wr Nu . .13...fiif'.11iffE53iC.i3?QQg1Q51ikQW -'fi . 1 A '21 L- , - ,, - 1..g-f1.t.1v.:iiwfmafr1':3wi,3.,5:i:'-rri' -.1 ' , f f fM-Wggg,'ytmnd-,stsme 1. . . r f . , f ' t5Pt?sr22Yi2iyFine FoOClS V 1 1 Y isii ' 7 P ' 4 ' P , 1 Q i at P 5eC0Ud..iQiL'3Flf...iWo rtiii it it . P rti.s 1 AZKLZ . P LLLb l 't it E 1 . titt P .- t P P 7 f. lssttt .tyytt Of 0 r 'L'L,L, r r ' ,-L' 1 ,L-h1 if . i . r 336 . we 'miiz Jfifmi fL ,' ,m'iK,'.: -,2L if 'g V - . s JL SYMBOL 1rSPE my RAN: OF ACHIEVEIVIENT, il Fl EA S O N . u' Il' X ll i 'ltf l i-1 JH ia H i u ie -1 wrt: tt N X 1 W Lrffr-A 'I' S '91 Pix 'ge ..f..A Kyo.. . . g r A ,.,, Q X X Seeing a son or daughter graduate from high ,721 ft A- ':'. X school represents one of a parent's proudest Af If I '-'- ' moments. Many men and women who work for ...qs t' II , iivipgg U New Holland Division of Sperry Rand Corpora- Q, tion are experiencing such pride this spring. And + New i-ioi.i.Arxp the company shares in their satisfaction. We hope all graduates will be proud of them- selves, too. For most of them. earning a diploma is one ofthe greatest achievements in their lives so far. At least, it should be. New Holland offers its heartiest congratula- tions to all graduating seniors. Wherever your interests or inclinations may lead you now, we hope you have continuing achievements and many more reasons to be proud. KELLER'S BARBER SHOP Denver, Po . Wishing the closs of i968 success. HEIL'S GROCERY R. Heil Proprietor Stevens, Po. HEMi'vlERlCK'S IND. KOUNTRY KORNER DRIVE-IN Phone 267-7355 Route 897 Reinholds, Po. Denver i Flavor'-crisp chicken--Soft ice creorn Pe'm5YIVQP'Q Steaks--Subs--Hamburgers--Hot Dogs 127 F l WElNHOLD'S ESSO SERVICE SHOWALTER 8rWENRlCH GARAGE Route 222--R. D. ill Stevens, Penna. 267-9934 Pontiac Sales and Service Gasoline, Oil, Lubrication Denver, Pa. Phone: 267-6226 You'll like the Friendly service at GREEN LAWN GARAGE, INC - Come Ride With Us Texaco gas and oil products E, T, LINE General repairs and inspections Fgrd Sqleg end Service 39 East Lancaster Ave., Denver, Penna. Denver Phone: 267-6693 M. E. Gerhart Sons Inc. l in MASONRY AND CONCRETE WORK Phone 267-5202 ' Stevens R. D. fit DENVER Dl STRI BUTING Denver, Pennsylvania LeROY PFAUTZ FARM MARKET pumpkins fruits and vegetables ROBERT GRANT Well Drilling and Water Systems 424 South Fourth Street f Denver ROSEBORO FUNERAL HOME Sixth and Walnut Streets Denver, Pa. . ,,-,,:::-ifzf'.m,r . - 1,s-wr-45,-1, ,ts f..,t,,,,. 5 , . - xilfrsff-vis: -mir xi iii.9:l3,if5i'?i:z1 !f55!Y'fEY1?f 1 f mf' fiQ-erxseissriwffe- fs: ful: ,, , , , 7, , .--..l':m-1?-134,urns-5.af'!7.--,, :Q,gexgg,,3z,s-4gg1f-,zif-,.,- -A K . 1, 125-L , '- Fi-3' -4?iiHiiQ51s'?h'1Lf, 7 ' - 7 - P .fix ' f7.i'-24:1 ff ,, ,- : . f ,' ' . , ' .l1.?1ryl', 7357':.x,qi!5i.'.f:.i1 T, 7- - -- -A I -7 , V: .ii.,M., , '- f K - 7-f--.iff rf fs f, ,- - - --sz , -J . If r - is ff 9 Q---if , ' E tfii -,,- ar -- U- .J .. iw --4 ws-wrszir---ff: .-4, -- ' ,. fi -: flirt-21-2 ,--- .ff-, J- f:-i si, ,,t-, ss. L -- .ff--. 1-2. ift,,,, Q r 4 . T 1-rsrm,--- . , Q K rw. 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OBERHOLTZER Precision parts--Jigs--Fixtures lnluragce Experimental work R' Di l' Qlevens Phone 717 - 733-1209 67'6 6l 128 TRIPLE G DAIRY STORE Farm Fresh Products Milk, Ice Cream, Eggs Stevens, Pa. 267-7622 WOLF'S ESSO SERVI CENTER Main Street Denver, Pa. Phone 267-992I Serving All Your Motoring Needs HARTING'S GENERAL STORE Phone 484-4890 Adamstown, Pa . HERSHEY BROS. Feed and Coal Reinholds Phone 267-5300 WEAVER'S STORE R.D.t1, Reinhold. CBIainsportI Congratulates the class of '68 REINHOLDS HOTEL William Carrie Proprietor INDIAN ROCK CAMP SITES and Riding Stables Ephrata, R. D. III Pennsylvania WEAVER'S HEALTH FOOD I0 North Sixth Street Denver, Penna. Phone 267-2263 SHOBER AND SONS, INC. R. D. Illl Denver Pennsylvania Compliments of BARBARA RAY, INC. Fourth and Locust Street Denver, Pa. COLONIAL MOTOR LODGE Denver, R D III, Pa. Schraffts' Restaurants R Ch R Rd. Muddy Cree UIC RAY E. LIED S Sons, mc. Denver, Pa . Special Equipment Contractors mm Des' n 8. Manutacturin I9 Q Custom Home Builders EPTING'S SHOPPING CENTER INC. Route 222 Rea mstown , Pa. ROBERT H. ROSS Compliments of a friend CLIFFORD H . GOOD'S Main Street STORE Denver , Pennsylva nia Dial 267-755I H 'Q 1 , KALAS MANUFACTURING INC Wires and Cables 25 Main St., Denver, Pa. Telephone 267-5575 Reamstown BEcKER'S GARAGE WERFS GARASEE General Repairing Route 222 Official Inspection Station Adamstown Front Wheel Alignment - Wlfteel Balancing EARL'S ATLANTIC SERVICE LAVERN R- MOHN Adomsfown General Carpentry R. D. I Stevens, Pa. I7578 KENNETH H- GETTLE GRACE SWEIGARTS BEAUTY SHOP Painting and Paperhanging RD 52 Denver, PG- Wigs a Speciality 267-6494 267-581 1 YOU WWE MOST GREEN DRAGON MARKET MESSICK CHEVROUET Compliments of a triencl Just North of HESS EGG FARMS, INC. Ephrata on EPHRATA, Penna. Route 222 Improved Marketing Through Research 7 Compliments of Anderson S Drug Store DONALD ANSEL'S BARBER SHOP PAUL D- HASSI-ER and Sales - Hotpoint- Service JUNE ANSEL'S BEAUTY SHOP Wiring - Electric Heat By appointment I 267-6220 l 131 Best Wishes T The groduof from Cinderella Knitting Mills Inc. CHARLES R. MESSN ER :-: TINSMITH :-: Spouting - Roofing 317 South Fourth Street Denver Phone: 267-6295 R. 8. R. AUTO SALES, INC. Used cars and trucks AAA Towing Service - 24 Hour Ephrata, Pa. Phone 733-r+36l2 JAMES K. LONG Auto Body Shop Reinholds, Pa. Phone 267-7115 G. R. DRUMM Compliments of a friend. LEVI W. EBERLY Poultry and Eggs Cheese and Salads Wholesale and Retail R. D. iii Stevens Phone 267-6440 ZlNN'S DINER and Dutch Gift Shop Route 222 Denver, Pennsylvania Open 24 Hours Daily R. R. LONG JR., INC. Mason Contractor Denver National Bank Best M. c. starry a sons Wishes Electrical Contractors Industrial - Commercial to Residential Denver, Pennsylvania llle JOHN o. BLASZOK graduates Auto Service Used cars sales and service from Reinholds R. D. ffl, PQ. 267-5433 the REINHOLDS LuMBER a suPPLY co. Denver Lumber and Builders Supplies , Special and Stock Millwork National Reinholds, Penna. Phone 267-5400 Bank' MARTIN 'S STUDIO 150 Washington Avenue Ephrofo Phone: 733 2350 134 WE HAVE 'N 'ii QA., I1,,, .. 53511 3 JOHN F. STUBER PHONES: 267-5561 AND 733-6514 DENVER. PA. Patrons Bobby Abel Mrs. Garrie F. Ansel Mr. K Mrs. Ralph V. Ansel Barb Sz Mim Miss Barrett Mr. gl Mrs. Fred Bearinger Mr. 81 Mrs. Nathaniel Berger gl Family Mr. SS Mrs. james Bingeman 81 Family Mr. Wayne L. Boggs Bobby gl Dawn Boyer's Nursery Linda Boyer Mrs. Edward Bright Terry Buckwalter Cindy gl Tom Mr. 81 Mrs. Kenneth E. Flinchbaugh Dean Lamar Fry Mr. Sz Mrs. J. P. Gerstenlauer Good Funeral Home joyce Griffith, floral arrangements and novelties Mr. gl Mrs. Herbert Grill Mr. 81 Mrs. Harry Haldeman Mr. gl Mrs. Nevin Haulman William Heinsey Milton Hemling Lillie L. Hertzog jr. High Home Ec. Department: Ulmer 81 Mrs. Gotwald Miss joan Kautz Keiper Beauty Salon Keller's Sandwich Shop Mrs. jane G. Kilkuskie Mr. gl Mrs. Luther Knerr Miss Mr. William Koch Melvin Kramer Ralph Kurtz Roy Landis Kenneth Leid Mary G. Leisey Mr. gl Mrs. john K. Mohn Mr. 81 Mrs. john P. Mohn john R. Mohn MoWrey's Garage Mr. Sz Mrs. Paul Movvrey Mrs. Helen Neidhart Pat 81 john Phil 81 Linda Phoebe's Beauty Shop Mrs. Raihl Mr. George E. Richards Schannaur's Garage Aaron Sensenig's Electrical Appl. Sensenig Bros. Company Ralph Smith Mary Snyder Mr. 81 Mrs. Donald H. Stick Mr. gl Mrs. Creton Stayer Ev. Sweigart Mr. 81 Mrs. Victor Svveigart Al Fasnady Mr. gl Mrs. Nelson Ulrich Ott Weidman Mr. gl Mrs. Melvin Weise gl Family Mr. 81 Mrs. Rodney Weitzel Gerald S. 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