Conestoga Valley High School - Conewago Yearbook (Lancaster, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1959 volume:

2: 4 . , 1 . , 1 E W I E E s F E E 5 s I E 2 THE CUNEWAGO Published by the Senior Class ' of CONESTCGA VALLEY HIGH SCHOGL q 2110 Horseshone Road, Penns lvania Y w MAY, 1959 .. A .I , . ., f bw K, , ,, mg Q Q K1 ax ' 2 X A X Q Q f X w 5 , gi. N X ' K, z pm? V S k , ,. A-1 3, I r Q X x u 4 Q M x f 1 1 5 fs L ff . ri., '- I Q 1 k Iv. uw L A 1- r A W.. X . ,fn mf, i .A fm: w X . tj, 1 1 Q x .x w + L, 'Wim x x 1 S ' ' A ff? A .wigs -Q2-155 W. ,gig gf ,Q . -by ww, A X wwf S , sy ik W K W .., x.. x 'au -- 'Q , , 5- .. , 4- is . - -F57 X555 S M JA S w. N Lg M . . . 5 5' ' 'QW fx ' Q, ' ' fsEEZii3Kf?Wf5 ' 1 nf -fa, ,V . MLA. K x Swan Q .A Q , g sm-. am. f K . 'Q- L 3 was? wbsmzzg, in . 1?-me Y f 5 Q ? A F 4, V! I i 4 l 1 R . . 1 'x if 4- kw- 4 M if Ax 'KX , , fofefwofm In initio Conestoga Valley High School was but a dim vis- ion in the foresighted and imaginative minds of parents and of- ficials of the three townships presently united under its title. However, one by one the multitude of tasks involved in this undertaking yielded to the unselfish and untiring diligence of these men and women. We, the recipients of this project, initiated the use of the building of Conestoga Valley High School in September 1958. However, we blazed trails in directions other than that of mere newness of physical plant, we enjoyed more diversified curricula from which to choose our courses of study, increased activities in which to participate, and many new friends with whom to as- sociate. Herewith we, the first class to embark on life's journey from this school, record the affairs of its initial year in this Conewago. We hope that in the years to come its pages will revive warm memories of the beginning of the era of education at Conestoga Valley High School, 1958 - -. .l F' DEDICATION - f To our parents whose unfailing support and patience made our school years so profitableg We, the class 'of 1959, with great affection, dedicate the first volume of the Conewago. a 7Zew 714664 an Ealamtdm onestoga Valley loint School Board. Richard G. Wickert, Elmer K. Miller. Mrs. Evelyn R. Ranck, Dr. Andrew W. Caldwell, Mrs. Anna J. Buck- walter, J. C. Buch, Harry M. Neff, Amos W. Weber, Raymond F. Wolf. Menno G. Sauder, James R. Landis, Frank L. Weaver, Paul L. Denlinger, M.A. Stoltzfus, Harry O. Wolgemuth, Royer Miller, Wil- lis E. Harbaugh. The Conestoga Valley Joint School Board is composed of seventeen residents of our combined school districts. To these men and women have been entrusted the responsibility of providing for our education- Their tireless efforts in planning and providing the modern, comfortable facilities which we enjoy can only be repaid by those of us who use them to the best of our ability. Never before have we had such diversified courses, so many extra-curricular activities, and so many opportunities for developing our abilities. We, the class of 1959, look upon these men and women who have utilized their talents for our benefit as true friends with a sincere interest in us, and we wish to thank them for their time and effort. Harry M. Neff ..................s President J. Royer Miller .-............ Vice President Amos W. Weber ........-....... Secretary Menno G. Sauder .... . ..........,, ,Treasurer SCUCH Conestoga Valley School uthorit Aaron L. Landis, Noah A. Groff, H. S. Weidman. J. Harold Brubaker, John E. Forty, William J. Morton, Wayne W. Weaver. Conestoga Valley School dministrators I. Elias Fritz, Supervising Principalg Park A. Hess, Administrative Assistant and Junior High School Prin- cipalg Robert Rill, High School Principal. eight L . 1 QQifT1L.,.5, R . '-if - ill- if 7 i ' 4 g,gQ.1,:,: .N-.-7-M ,ml 1 w ., , .g ,I 1 A k , u x ,' X my ,, K , , A -K 5 X -. 1 ' f 1 Y ' K . - vw A 1 -T gl-ii ig. r , . f z . ,la 4 s , . x A X L1-1 SA 7 F V v , x - X x ip .X . . A 1 4' x M -1:2 - f , x , r ix X241 ,VKX fx. I Q . Q 1 n ' w X 1 2 v -v,x n . ! v I . X , W f . t A F -1 'X x ' ' - . A S 1- s -- . - :W ' XM: X , ' e x x -L A fx Q Mil x n fi, awk!-4 1 .f-- -X33 f 4- E L X my , w -Y ' A f Y . 'Y W ' X fi ' Q V -Av , x K K .Q-,Ap 1, ' t ,lim ' K wrlv , . I , - Q ,. Q Q, M P 51.112 ,Q Q, f Q ,uf .,,m.:.,,:grffmf,mN.m .5-Q .. :A , . , 5 Q -x , xg ' : - : - 5 Q - X VOX. .. K -t . - . . R 5 Q 1- 52 ' . , A 'Q - Q Q -- ., - Q Q - Q52 b X. 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JAMES DiGIACOM0 Millersville S. T. C., B.S. Social Studies thirteen MR. JACK DUNCAN Millersville S. T. C., B.S. English Guidance Counselor MR. DONALD DUNKLE Millersville S. T. C.. B.S. English MR. HAROLD EMMITT Bloomsburg S. T. C., B.S. General Science Senior Science Chemistry MISS ANNA GEIGER Millersville S. T. C., B.S. Librarian MR. JAMES GEIST Franklin and Marshall College, A.B., M.S. Mathematics MR. GILBERT GOTTSHALL Elizabethtown College, B.S. Commercial Studies fourteen MR. LEON HABALAR Millersville S. T. C., B.S English MR. RICHARD HARCLERODE Millersville S. T. C., B.S. Industrial Arts MR. CHARLES J. JOSEPH Albright College. A.B. Pennsylvania State University, M.A. German Spanish French MR. HENRY KOHL Slippery Rock S. T. C., B.S. Physical Education Health MRS. CLAIRE LA BARBERA Immaculata College, A.B. Western Reserve University. M.A. New York University Edinboro S. T. C. Art fifteen RUSS ALICE H. KENDIG Millersville S. T. C. Muhlenberg College, A.B. University of Pennsylvania, M.A English MISS JEAN LATSHA Mansfield S. T. C., B.S. Home Economics lVlRS. MARTHA LOAR Millersville S. T. C., B.S. Latin Guidance Counselor MR. ROBERT SOUDERS Franklin and Marshall College, A.B. History MR. LLOYD lN'lCCURDY Lebanon Valley College, B.S. Instrumental Music MRS. NANCY SUTER Temple University, B.S. Commercial Education MR. ROBERT NICHOLS Millersville S. T. C., B.S. Industrial Arts, Wood Shop and Shop Mathematics MR. ROBERT THOMPSON Lehigh University, B.S., B.A. History sixteen. NIR. RICHARD UEBERROTH East Stroudsburg S. T. C.. B.S. Driver Education Mathematics Economics MR. CHARLES VAN GORDEN Franklin and Marshall College. B.A. Mathematics MR. GERALD S. WINGENROTH Lebanon Valley College. B.S. Vocal Music MRS. CORA E. SCHARFENBERG, R.N. Wilkes-Barre General Hospital Millersville S. T. C.. B.S. School Nurse MRS. VERNA E. LICHTY Secretary Slillellleell MR. DONALD W. SHIRK Business Manager Cafeteria taff Left to Right-Mrs. Irene Smoker, Mrs. Grace Kane, Mrs. Florence Andrew, Mrs. Elizabeth Denlinger, Mrs Ann Ackerman, Mrs. Lydia Kametz. Custodians Mrs. Gladys Braas Henry Bushman Jesse Mellinger Clifford White eighteen. S Audrey Harnish Names Yearbook Audrey Harnish, an ingenious freshman, look-' ed at her map and used her imagination to find a name for our yearbook. When she discovered the Conewago Creek on her map, she noticed a resemblance between this name and a contrac- tion of Conestoga Wagon . As the Conestoga wagon is our school symbol, she suggested Con.- ewago for the name of our yearbook. Congratulations, Audrey, for the clever work. GRADUATION As the morning sun casts its first ray, With beauty, joy, and expectation, At last has dawned a morn in May, The day of this-our graduation. Of joys we've shared throughout the years, Their memories fond we hold in mind. The lessons learned, the friendships dear Within our hearts shall be enshrined. With God to guide where we traverse O'er mountain steep or ocean wide Weill ne'er be swayed by fates perverse, For He's companion, friend and guide. Each moment of our life's a gemg To make each count is our desire. Each new-found goal's a diadem Which to attain our souls aspire. May our aim be high, may we ever see That we wisely use our gift of time. Let our motto now and ever be Not failure but low aim is crime. by Betty Landis nineteen Ames September 8, 1942 LORETTA ALBRIGI-IT - Commercial Course Though she be but little, she is jiercef' ' Loretta July 19, 1941 Dramatics Club 95 Home and Family Club 113 Newspaper Staff 11, 125 Mixed Chorus 9, 10, 12g Patrol 9, 10. KATHRYN MONNETTE AMENT General Course '6Qu.ietness is not advertised, but adniiredf, Kay February 13, 1941 Y-Teen Club 9, 10, llg Home and Family Club llg Library Club 113 Travel Club 9, 103 Mixed Chorus 9. KAYE ELIZABETH AMES Commercial Course There's no happiness without actionf: Shorthanca Club llg Mixed Chorus 9, 10, 12, Band 9, 10, 113 Hockey 10, ll, 1 . MELVIN G. BECHTOLD, JR. Industrial Arts Course Men of few words are the best men. Monk January 10, 1941 Chess and Checkers Club 95' Varsity Club 10g EL Club llg Home arid llgamily Club 11g Baseball 9, 10, 11g Basketball 10, llg Soccer twenty-two BARRY J. BECK Industrial Arts Course For Salon. finds some mischief slillg For idle hands to nlofs Birdy September 6, 1941 Sports Club 9g Model Club 10g Hot Rod Club llg Basketball 9, 105 Baseball 9. MARIAN ANNE BENNER Commercial Course Earnestness is enthusiasm tempered by reason. Marian November 7, 1941 Junior Dramatics Club 9g Home Economics Club 10g Future Nurs- es' Club llg Mixed Chorus 9, 10, ll, 12g Patrol ll, 123 Junior Play. GLORIA ANN BUCKWALTER Academic Course More is thy due than more than All can payf' Gloria ' September 11, 1941 Dramatics Club 93 Future Nurses' Club 12g Red Cross Club 12g Yearbook Staff 12g Student Council 10, llg Mixed Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12, Chorus Librarian 12g Band 9, 10, 11, 12g Junior Playg Hockey 12g Library Club 9, 10, ll. J. GLEN BUCKWALTER Academic Course T he secret of success is constancy lo purpose. Buckie January'19, 1941 Class President llg Chess and Checkers Club 95 Varsity Club 10g Home and Family Club llg Student Council 10, President of Stu- dent Council 12g Yearbook Staff 123 School Play llg Basketball 9, 10, ll, 123 Soccer ll, 12. ' twenty-three JAY BUSHONG Academic Course Assurance is two thirds of success. Bush December 23, 1941 Class President 10, 11, Student Council 10, Art Club 9, llg Ge- ometry 10, Newspaper Staff 10, llg Patrol 93 Soccer 9, 10, 123 Swimming 10, 11, Track 9, 10, 113 Basketball 93 Cross Country 10, 113 Senior Play. PATRICIA ANN BYERS Commercial Course One gives nothing so liberally as advice. Pat May 3, 1941 Junior Dramatics Club 9, Bowling Club 10, llg Newspaper Staff 12, Mixed Chorus 9, 10, llg Band 9, 9, 10, 11, 125 Yearbook 10, 11, 12, Patrol 10, ll, Junior Play, Senior Play. PAUL I-IERMAN COLLINS Industrial Arts A fellow of infinite jest, of most excellent fancy. Pauli May 15, 1941 EL Club 9, 10, llg Dramatics Club 93 Varsity Club 9, 103 Home and Family Club ll, Newspaper Staff 9, 10, ll, 12g Yearbook Staff 12, Mixed Chorus 9, 10, 11, Band 9, 10, ll, Basketball 9, 10, llg Baseball 9, 10, Soccer 9, 10, 11, 125 Senior Play. .IOANNE L. DENLINGER Academic Course To know her is to love herf' Jo January 25, 1942 National Honor Society ll, 12g Slide Rule Club, Secretary 9, Typing Club 10, Girls' Sports Club 115 Y.F.C. Club 9, l0,.llg Transpor- tation Chairman l2g Newspaper Staff 9, 10, 11, News Editor 12, Yearbook Staff 12g Mixed Chorus 9, 10, ll, 125 Girls' Chorus 10, 113 Band 9, 10, 11, 12, County Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Orchestra 11, Patrol 10, ll, 12. twenty-four 3 -V 4 RUTH DENLINGER Commercial Course ' '6Lauglzter takes the kinks out of the chain of lifef' HPSR! March 6, 1941 Journalism Club 95 Library Club 105 Production Club ll: Presi- dent of F.H.A. Club 125 Debate Team 95 Y.F.C. Club 9, 10, 11, 125 Newspaper Staff 115 Yearbook Staff 125 Mixed Chorus 9, 10, ll, 125 Girls' Chorus 9, 10, 115 Patrol 9, 10, 11, 125 Hockey 10. GEORGE DESMOND Industrial Arts Course The light that lies In womenfs eyes Has been my hearfs u,n.doing.', Desi March 5, 1941 Sports Club 95 Travel Club 105 Home and Family Club 115 Mixed Chorus 9, 10, 11, 125 Band 9, 10, 11, 125 Band Treasurer 10, Band President 11, 125 Orchestra 9, 10, 11, 125 District Orchestra 105 State Orchestra 105 County Band 9, 105 Soccer 9, 10, ll, 125 Base- ball 9, 115 Basketball 9, 10, 11, 125 Sir Valentine 105 Senior Play. JUDY ELAINE DIETHER Commercial Course A light heart lives longf' Tl'iX', December 19, 1941 Student Council 95 Bowling Club 10, 115 Newspaper Staff 9, 10, 11, 125 Yearbook Staff 125 Mixed Chorus 9, 10, 11, 125 Band 9, 10, 11, 125 Patrol 9, 10, ll, 125 Cheerleader 95 Senior Play. PHOEBE DILLMAN Commercial Course Always really to lend a hand, always ready to understandf' Phib November 7, 1941 Library Club 9, 10, 115 Future Nurses' Club 115 Home Economics Club, Vice-President 125 Student Council 9, 10, 115 Newspaper Staff 125 Yearbook Staff 125 Girls' Chorus 95 Mixed Chorus 10, 115 Patrol ll, 125 Junior Play. twenty-five DENNIS EUGENE FURLOW ' Industrial Arts Course PoIileness costs nothing and gains everything. Denny - September 3, 1941 Class Treasurer 9, 10, llg Sports Club 9, 10g Hot Rod Club 11: Mixed Chorus llg Basketball 9, 10, llg Soccer 9. 10, 11. JOANNE ELAINE GAMBER Commercial Course She is good as she is fairf, 'lJo February 18, 1941 Class Secretary 12: Student Council 9, 10. 11, Vice-President 125 Newspaper Staff 9, 10, 11, 12g Yearbook Staff 123 Y.F.C. 9. 10, ll, 12g Library Club 9, 12, Mixed Chorus 9, 10, 113 Band 9, 10, 11g Color Guard 12g Junior Playg Senior Play. PAUL ROBERT GEHMAN Academic Course ' 'cLife is not so short but there is always room for courtesyf' Catman', June 16, 1941 Student Council ll, 125 Dramatics Club 93 Varsity Club 10, llg Yearbook Staff 123 Mixed Chorus 10, ll, 12g Soccer ll. 12g Bas- ketball 9, l0, 11, 12g Baseball 9, 10, 11g Senior Play. BETSY ANN GOOD Commercial Course Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasmf' BetZ June 22, 1940 Travel Club 91 Home Economics Club 10, Student Council 11g Mixed Chorus 9, 10g Band 10. twenty-six B. DOUGLAS GROFF Academic Course He was a scholar mul Il ripe and a good onef, Doug October 27, 1941 Class President 9, 10, 125 National Honor Society 11, 123 Student Council 95 Chess and Checkers Club 9, Engineering Club 103 Home and Family Club 11: Newspaper Staff 113 Yearbook Co-Editor 123 , Mixed Chorus 9, 10, ll, 125 Band 9, 10, 11, 123 Debate Team 9. llg Baseball 11. l DONALD B. GROFF Industrial Arts Course Not too short, not too tall A liltle quiet, but liked by allf' Don January 10, 1942 Sports Club 10, 11, Mixed Chorus 10. KENNETH GROFF Academic Course Oh sleep! It is a gentle thing, Beloved from pole to polef, Nic March 7, 1941 Sports Club 103 Student Council 115 Patrol 10, Second Lieutenant llg Soccer Team 11, 12. DONALD LEE HEIDELBAUGH Industrial Arts Course A merry heart maketh a cheerful cozirzterzarrcefa Doc February 20, 1940 Sports Club 9, 103 l-lot Rod Club ll: Basketball 9. 10. f twenty-seven JOHN L. HERR General Course Silence gives consent. ci-I0hll,, June 12, 1941 Hot Rod Club 93 Outdoor Life Club 103 Science Club llg Mixed Chorus 10, 11, Junior Play, Senior Play. I SANDRA LEE HERSHEY Commercial Course Her very frowns are fairer far Than smiles of other maidens aref, Sandy January 30, 1942 Dramaties Club 95 Typing Club 10, Home and Family Club ll: Y.F.C. Club 9, 10, llg D.D.T. Club 9, 10g El Deb Club llg Red Cross lug Newspaper Staff 93 Yearbook Staff 123 Mixed Chorus 9, 10, ll, 123 Girls' Chorus 9, 10, llg Band 9, 10, ll, l2g Patrol 9, 10: School Play 9, 10, Halloween Queen 12. DOROTHY H. HESS Academic Course Success is secure, unless energy failsf, Ezzie July 2, 1941 Junior Dramatics Club 9g Home Economics Club 105 Bowling Club llg Newspaper Staff ll, 12g Yearbook Staff 124 Mixed Chorus 9, 10, ll, 12g Patrol ll, l2g Junior Play, Hockey 12. ROBERT H. HILLARD Industrial Arts Course At one time laziness was a quality to be avoiderlfi Bob September 8, 1940 Sports Club 9,'10, llg Mixed Chorus l0, llg Soccer 9. 10, ll. l2g Basketball 9, 10, ll, 123 Baseball 9, 10, twenty-eight KARLEEN JOYCE HINDEN Commercial Course As busy as a beef' Karley June 19, 1941 German Club 9g.Library Club 103 Home and Family Club 11: D.D.T. . Club 9, 10g El Deb Club llg Newspaper Staff 11, 12g Mixed Chorus 9g Patrol 9, 10, 11, 12. GARY ROY HOOVER Academic Course Some are wise, some are otherwise. Butch February 1, 1941 Class Treasurer 113 Sliderule Club 94 Sports Club ll: Home and Family Club 113 Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12g County Chorus 113 Soccer 10, 11, 12. JUDITH A. HOSTETTER Commercial Course If to her share some female errors fall, Look on her face and y0u'Il forget them allfs Judy September 16, 1941 D.D.T. Club 9. 103 El Deb Club ll, German Club 9g Typing Club 103 Girls' Sports Club Ilg Student Council llg Yearbook Stall 125 Mixed Chorus 9, 10, ll, 125 Girls' Chorus 10, llg School Play 11. CAROLYN JONES Commercial Course Oh, make her happy and you make her goodf, Jonsie December 18, 1941 Shorthand Club llg National Honor Society. twenty-nine EDWARD D. KANE Academic Course Luck has a peculiar habit of favoring those who donlt depend on itf' Ed September 22, 1941 Student Council 123 Chess and Checkers Club 9g Travel Club 105 Home and Family Club 113 Yearbook Staff 12g Mixed Chorus 10, ll, 125 Basketball Manager 10, ll. MARY ELLEN KAUFFMAN Academic Course I A reward of a thing well done is to have rlone itf' Mammy September 1, 1941 Class Treasurer 9g Class Vice-President 10g Class Secretary 11g National Honor Society llg Student Council 123 Newspaper Staff 9, 10, 11, 12g Asst. Editor 10, Editor ll, 12g Yearbook Staff 125 Y.F.C. Club 9, 10, 11, Secretary 123 German Club 9g Typing Club 10g Home and Family Club 115 Debate Team 9, 10, 113 Mixed Chorus 9, 123 Patrol 115 Hockey 109 Senior Play. PAUL HAROLD KENSINGER Industrial Arts Course Every day is a holiday. Burger February 15, 1940 Class Treasurer llg Sports Club 10g Hot Rod Club 11: Junior Playg Basketball 10, ll, 12g Soccer 10, 11. 123 Baseball 10, ll. RONALD LYNN KING Industrial Arts Course Kings are not borng they are made by universal hallucinazion.v R0l1nie', July 12, 1941 Dramatics Club 9g Travel Club 103 Home and Family Club 11g Mixed Chorus 10, llg Soccer 9, 10, 115 Basketball Manager 10. th irry AARON H. KOLB Academic Course A wandering minstrel I- Ernie June 2, 1941 Dramatics Club 9g Chess and Checkers Club 10g Home and Family Club llg Mixed Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12g County Chorus 9, 10, ll. 12: District Chorus ll, 12g State Chorus llg Band 9, 10, ll, 12g County Band 9, 11g Basketball 9, 10, 11. ANN KREIDER Commercial Course Let me hear from thee by letterf, Ann August 29, 1941 Junior Dramatics Club 9: Bowling Club 10, 11, Junior Playg Mixed Chorus 9, llg Newspaper Staff 12. NANCY C. KREIDER Commercial Course Through perils of both wind and limb Nance November 24, 1941 Journalism Club 99 Typing Club 103 Shorthand Club ll: Home Ec- onomics Club, Secretary 125 Y.F.C. 9, 10, 11, 12g Newspaper Staff ll, 123 Yearbook Staff 12, Mixed Chorus 9, 109 Girls' Chorus 9, 105 Patrol 9, 10, 11, 12. BRUCE M. KROECK Academic Course He gets through too late Who goes too fast. Munch', April 11, 1941 Chess and Checkers Club 9g Varsity Club 10, Home and Family Club llg EL Club llg Basketball 9, 10, 11, 125 Soccer ll, 12. thirty-one Through thick and thin, she followed himf' l ROBERT R. KURTZ Industrial Arts Course W here ignorance is bliss, 'Tis folly to be wisef, Bob September 1, 1941 Model Club 105 Sports Club 95 Study Club 115 Basketball 10, 11, 125 Soccer 11, 125 Baseball 9. BETTY JOANNE LANDIS Academic Course ':There is not a moment without some dutyf' 'fBe1ty August 6, 1941 National Honor Society 115 Future Teachers of America Club 115 Y.F.C. 9, 10, Secretary-Treasurer 11, President 125 Red Cross Club 9, 125 Debate Team 105 Newspaper Staff 9, 10, 11, 12, News Editor 11, Co-Editor 125 Yearbook Staff 125 Mixed Chorus 9, 10, 11, 125 County Chorus 10, 11, 125 Band 9, 10, 11, 125 County Band 95 Patrol 9, 10, 115 Hockey 9, 10, 11, 125 Senior Play. GORDON L. LANDIS Industrial Arts Course Silence is the element in, which great things fashion thernselvesf, Gordie December 8, 1941 Projections Club 11: Travel Club 9g Sliderule Club 105 Newspaper Staff 125 Yearbook Staff 12. NANCY JANE LANDIS Commercial Course Life is not life at all without delight? Nancy February 18, 1942 National Honor Society 11, 125 Y.F.C. Club 9, 10, 11, 125 Journalism Club 9, Typing Club 105 Home and Family Club 113 Red Cross Club 105 Newspaper Staff 11, 125 Yearbook Staff 125 Mixed Chorus 9, 105 Patrol 11. ' thirty-two DARRELL K. LASHLEY Academic Course As prone to mischief as able to perform it. Dah February 1, 1942 Dramatics Club 9g Travel Club 10g Home and Family Club 113 Band 9, 10, ll, 12. NORMA M. LEAMAN Commercial Course I live for those who love me, For those who know me true. Norma July 14, 1941 Journalism Club 93 Typing Club 10g Shorthand Club ll: Future Homemakers of America Club 12g Newspaper Staff 11, 12g Yearbook Staff 12g Mixed Chorus 9, 10g Patrol 9, 10, 11. ALBERT LOHR Industrial Arts Course A little nonsense now and then Is relished by the best of menf' Bert June 19, 1941 Chess and Checkers Club 93 Travel Club 10g Home and Family Club 11g Mixed Chorus 11, 12g School Play 10, 113 Soccer 10, 11, 12g Senior Play. BARBARA ANN MARTIN Commercial Course By the work one knows the workmami, Barbie April 4, 1941 Mixed Chorus 9, 10, 115 Patrol 10, 123 F.H.A, 12. thirty-three Typing Club 95 Home Economics Club 103 Future Nurses' Club 115 . ERMA JEAN MARTIN General Course Silence and modesty are very valuable qualities in conversation. Erma,' June 25, 1941 Library Club 123 Junior Chorus 103 Girls' Chorus ll. NELSON E. MARTIN General Course Wise men. say nothing in dangerous timesf' Newt January 23, 1942 Sports Club 9, 10g Hot Rod Club 11. JUDITH E. MARXEN Commercial Course Maidens' hearts are always soft: Would that rnenis were truer! Judy', June 3, 1941 Home Economics Club 9g Typing Club 10, Dancing Club 115 Chorus 10, 11. CAROL LYNN MASER Commercial Course Good things come in srnall packages? Carol January 2, 1941 Typing Club 95 Home Economics Club 10g Dancing Club 113 News- paper Staff 12g Mixed Chorus 10, llg Junior Play. i thirty- four BARBARA ANN MATEER Academic Course Can she talk? Well I guess Ana' laugh, too, We must confess. Barb March 17, 1941 Junior Dramatics Club 93 Bowling Club 10, 113 Newspaper Staff 10, 113 Yearbook Staff 123 Mixed Chorus 9, 10, 11, 125 Band 9, 10, 11, 12. RENIE ELIZABETH MATEER Commercial Course T he little-known. art of being happy. Rene March 1, 1941 Bowling Club 10, 113 Mixed Chorus 10, ll. A,,,1,k M ,,.0r W, L el,l1,e ,,...i . 1 ,...: ,o., 1 ,,.,. ,i... 1 CONSTANCE JOSEPHINE McCARTl-IY Academic Course She was one of those rarely gifted beings. Comic October 8, 1941 Class President 115 Vice-President 12g Music Club 105 Future Nurses' Club 115 Newspaper Staff 9, 10, 11g Yearbook Co-Editor 123 Chorus 95 Junior Play. CARL MCCREARY Industrial Arts Course Great joys, like griefs, are silent. McCreary August 13, 1941 Hot Rod Club llg Travel Club 103 Sports Club 9: Baseball 10, ll, 12. thirty-five CAROL ROBERTA MEISENBERGER Commercial Course Oh, I am stabbed with laughter. Carol November 26, 1940 Dramatics Club 9, 103 Red Cross Club 103 Home and Family Club 11Q Newspaper Staff 11, 123 Yearbook Staff 123 Mixed Chorus 9, 10, ll, 123 Patrol 9, 10, 11, 123 Senior Play. SANDRA LEE MELLINGER Academic Course One is never so happy or so unhappy as one irnaginesf, Sandy June 23, 1941 Dramatics Club 93 Typing Club 103 Home and Family Club 113 D.D.T. Club 9, 103 El Deb Club 113 Y.F.C. Club 9, 103 Student Council 9, 10, 11, Newspaper Staff ll, Art Editor 123 Yearbook Staff 123 Mixed Chorus 9, 10, ll, 123 Girls' Chorus 9, 10, 113 Band 9, 10, 11, 123 County Band 9, 10, 11, 123 District Band 11, 123 Patrol 9, 10, 11, Captain 123 Senior Play. KEARNEY L. MENTZER Industrial Arts Course The world knows nothing of its greatest menf' Mentzer December 20, 1941 Sports Club 10, llg Chorus 103 Baseball 10, ll, 12, Soccer Manager 11, 12. BEVERLY L. MILLER Academic Course What should a person do but be merry?,, Bev March 1, 1941 Class Vice-President 93 Student Council 103 German Club 9g Typing Club 103 Home and Family Club 11, D.D.T. Club 9, Secretary 103 El Deb Treasurer 112 Newspaper Staff 9, 10, 11, 123 Red Cross Club 123 Yearbook Staff 123 Mixed Chorus 9, 103 Hockey 103 Cheerleader 9, 10, 11, 12, Senior Play. thirty-six MARIANN R. MURR Academic Course There is mischief in her eyesf, 6SMurr!9 Bowling Club 9, 103 Future Nurses' Club llg Mixed Chorus 9, 10, 11: Band 10, 11, 122 Patrol 9, 10, ll. CAROLYN A. MYERS Commercial Course Where did you get your eyes so blue? Out of the sky as I came throughf' Q Butch Travel Club 93 Library Club 103 Home and Family Club 113 News- paper Staff ll, 123 Patrol 11. March 6, 1941 January 15, 1941 GERALD M. POFF Industrial Arts Course The wisest man the world e'er saw, He dearly l0v'd the lasses, Of, P0ff April 10, 1941 Class Vice-President 102 Varsity Club 11Q Sports Club 9, 10, 113 Yearbook Staff 123 Mixed Chorus 9, 11: Baseball 9. 10, 11, IZQ Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12Q Soccer 9, 10, 11, 12. DIXIE JANE PRITZ Commercial Course Always on. hand whenever there's fun, Everyone likes her, likes everyonef, Dix January 11, 1942 Dramatics Club 93 Typing Club 103 Production Club 11: Newspaper Staff 11. 12g Mixed Chorus 9, 10g Girls' Chorus 93 Band 10, ll, 12: Senior Play. thirty-seven JAMES M. RANCK Academic Course Many a small makes a greatf, Bimmy September 15, 1941 Sports Club 93 Science Club 103 Typing Club 113 Yearbook Staff 123 Mixed Chorus 9, 10, llg Patrol 9, 10, ll, 123 Basketball 9, 10. ll. 125 Baseball 9, 10. MIRIAM JEAN RISSLER Commercial Course A pleasant possession. is useless without a conzradefi Mlm July 1, 1941 Student Council 10, 12g Dramatics Club 9g Bowling Club llg Mixed Chorus 9, 10, 11, 125 Patrol 9, 10, llg Junior Playg National Honor Society. SAMUEL C. ROBERTS Industrial Arts Course lt is not strength, but art that obtains the prizef' Sim July 12, 1940 Art Club 12: Outdoor Life Club 9, 10, llg Mixed Chorus 9. l EMIL R. ROTH Industrial Arts Course Silence is eternityg speech is shallow as time. Emily April 5, 1941 Slide-rule Club 99 Engineering Club 10g Home and Family Club llg Y.F.C. Club 9, 10, llg Basketball Manager 10, ll.- thirty-eight 4 HELLENA J. SEVILLE Academic Course There was never a saint with red hairf' Red June 23, 1941 Library Club 12. GERALDINE F. SHREINER Commercial Course lt is good to be merry and wise, It is good to be honest and truef' Gerry January 14, 1942 Y,F.C. Club 9, 10, 11, 123 Journalism Club 9g Travel Club 10g Home and Family Club 113 Newspaper Staff llg Yearbook Staff 123 Mixed Chorus 9, 10g Patrol 9, 10, 11, 12. PHILIP S. STAUFFER 1 Industrial Arts Course The mind is the standard of the man. Butch - November 14, 1941 Hunting and Fishing Club 11g Model Club 10g Travel Club 9. VIRGINIA ANN STAUFFER Academic Course Comedy is the fountain. of sound sensef, Jinny September 17, 1941 Class Secretary 9, 10, 11g Student Council 9g Junior Dramatics Club 9g Bowling Club 10g Future Nurses' Club 113 Newspaper Staff 9, 10g Band 9, 10, 11g Yearbook Staff 12g Mixed Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12, Junior Playg Cheerleader 9, 11, 12. thirty-nine SHIRLEY M. STEINMETZ Academic Course A true friend is forever a friendf, A Shirl December 16, 1941 National Honor Society 113 German Club 93 Typing Club 103 Home and Family Club llg Newspaper Staff 9, 10, 11g Yearbook Stall' 12. KENNETH STELLER Academic Course And still they gazed, and still the wonder grew, That one small head could carry all he lcnewf, Ken March 14, 1941 Class President 9, 105 Class Vice-President 115 Class Treasurer 123 Outdoor Life Club 10g Hunting and Fishing Club 11g Student Coun- cil 9g Yearbook Staff 12g Newspaper Staff 9, 105 Mixed Chorus 9g Basketball 9, 10g Soccer 10, 129 Senior Play. DOROTHY R. STRINE Commercial Course My own, thoughts are my companionsf, Dot February 5, 1942 Travel Club 9g Library Club 10, 12g Stenography Club ll. i JANET M. STYER Commercial Course lt's love that makes the world go 'rou.nd.', Jan November 6, 1941 German Club 95 Typing Club 105 Shorthand Club ll. forty PHERL TERRY WEAVER Academic Course Birds of a feather flock together. Owl September 24, 1941 Crafts Club 93 Outdoor Life Club 10g Hunting and Fishing Club 11g Yearbook Staff 123 Band 9, 105 Junior Playg Baseball Manager 9g Basketball 9, 10g Soccer 11. MARY LOU WYBLE Commercial Course Silence is the most perfect herald of joyf, Lou July 26, 1941 Bowling Club 9, 10, llg Mixed Chorus 9, 10, ll, 12. PIUS L. YODER Industrial Arts Course Glad that I live am 1.3, Blinky June 12, 1940 Travel Club 10g Auto Mechanics ll. KATHERINE ELIZABETH ZEIGLER Academic Course Her loveliness I never knew Until she smiled on me.', Kathy - March 10, 1941 Class Treasurer 105 Class Vice-President llg Newspaper Staff 9, 10, Feature Editor 11, Sports Editor 125 Yearbook Stat? 123 Dramatics Club 9g Home and Family Club llg Typing Club 105 Girls' Chorus 9. 10, llg National Honor Society 11g Student Council 9, 10g Mixed Chorus 9, 10, ll, 12g County Chorus llg Band 9, 10, 11, 12g Secre- tary 123 County Band 9, 10, ll. 12g Halloween Queen 115 Cheer- leader 9, 10, 11, 12g Senior Play. forty-one SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT ,S.S. ..... D OUGLAS GROFF VICE PRESIDENT --- -- CONSTANCE MCCARTHY SECRETARY ..... ,.... J OANNE GAMBER TREASURER -M --- KENNETH STELLER O The finest thing in the CLASS MOTTO world is to live- CLASS FLOWER Yellow Rose CLASS COLORS Gold and White forlv-two most people only exist Qin gllllentnrg uf Q9ur Qllaasmaie JERRY S NEUBER To lose a flzend LS the greatest 0 losses Jerry S Neuber whom we were proud to call fnend 'md classmate was called to that country where the heavnest laden wayfarer at length lays down his load on January 3 1958 We remember hlm as an able student an 'lthlete 'ln 'ICIIVC member of our student council and musical or gamzfntxons as well as a Chrlstnan frlend Heaven glVCS us frlends to bless the present scene Resumes them to prepare us for the next a is -. . f ' 3 u 1 1 ' ' an C , . ' . 1 f x c 1. . 1 ' 4 c , . as ' ' , s is , . forly-three OUR CLASS HISTORY Since we are the first class to blaze new trails at Conestoga Valley High School, the members of our class think of their underclassmen days in their two respective high schools. Those of us who were underclassmen at East Lampeter remember the choosing of our class jackets, hats, and pennants as among the high-lights of our sophomore year, and recall with pleasure the visit to the historic battlefield at Gettysburg. Among the many activities of our junior year we re- member the joy of the day we received our class rings, reminders of high school days. We look back upon the Junior-Senior Banquet and the Junior-Senior Prom as happy climaxes to the school year. Those of us who spent our first high school days at Upper Leacock High School recall how proudly we first displayed our class jackets on the day of track meet during our sophomore year and what a thrill we had when our junior play, Take Your Medicine proved a great success. Of course, we can not forget the excitement of preparing for our Junior-Senior Prom with its theme of Oriental Gardens. Both groups felt great excitement when they joined forces as the senior class of Conestoga Valley High School on September 4 in the newly constructed high school. We organized our class and laid plans for our senior year. Among the ac- tivities that stand out prominently in our memory of this year are the trip to Washington, D.C., the visit to New York, our Senior play, and the Senior Prom. Now as we leave our Alma Mater, we all join in saying, Our high school days were happy days. CZ? forty-four CLASS WILL We, the class of l959 of Conestoga Valley High School, being of sound mind and body, do establish this our last Will and Testament. To the To the To the To the faculty we leave only one thing-peace. Juniors we give our love OJ for memorizing Shakespeare. Sophomores we will our devotion to the teachers. Freshmen we give the ability to rise from their lowly position. Could Sandy Smith use a little of Kathryn Ament's quietness, Carol Maser's table manners are left at the plate of anyone who likes to eat fast. Kay Ames wills her goalie equipment to Sharon Watterson. Connie McCarthy gives her Phillies cap to Mr. Van Gorden. Paul Collins permits Brenda Briggle to employ his mischief. Virginia Stauifer passes her puppy dog giggle to Kenneth Knosp. Joanne Denlinger wills her love for making things to the Industrial Arts boys. Kenneth Steller's 97'Za average in chemistry he bequeaths to Jim Cooper. Steve Irwin receives George Desmond's trumpet. Betsy Good's sense of humor can be claimed by Mr. Cunningham. Bob Gehman leaves his job at Slinky's to anyone who likes shoo-fly pie. Terry Weaver's nickname may be assumed by Elvin Hess. Judy Hostetter and Sandy Mellinger give their stationery to anyone who has a boyfriend in the service. Jay Bushong's Boy Scout medals are pinned on Bob Shaub. Aaron Kolb wills his love for teasing the girls to Ben Deverter. Robert Hillard's way with women goes to any wallflower in need of it. Gordon Landis wills his quietness to some of those library study halls. Rush Burnett is to use Denny Furlow's pin curlers nightly. Darrell Lashley wills his ability to sleep in class to Dwight Brubaker. Dorothy Hess's soprano voice is left in the music room for next year's chorus. - Norma Leaman's skill in typing is left to future production staffs. Patsy Byers bequeaths her short hair to Nancy Mellinger. Gerry Shreiner gives her love for whipped cream to anyone who wishes to gain weight. As the lone male in most of his classes, John Herr passes his desk to any boy who likes girls. Shirley Steinmetz gives her wardrobe to the freshmen girls. I Jerry Poff's position on the basketball team is reserved for Jere Burkholder. Nelson Martin very reluctantly gives his red trousers to Mr. DiGiacomo for use as work pants in his secondary profession. 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Poor Miss Burgess, who is directing her first play is faced with many prob- lems, among which are: a grouchy janitor, a set of comically crossed up high school romances. a charming but stagestruck heroine, her boy friend, a campus actor with a swollen head, a disgruntled athlete. a flamboyant professional actress, a banker's daughter who has been driven to theft by her father's ambition, and her own romance. Miss Burgess instructs class. Afraid!! forty-ciglzl Ccflurtain Stage Managers C A S T Miss lrene Burgess . . . . Lorry QLorettaD Fuller . Nancy Leveridge . . . Going Up. Carol Makes up Beverly SANDY MELLINGER . JOANNE GAMBER . . . PATSY BYERS Miss Carolyn Moran . ..... BETTY LANDIS Miss Henrietta Rivers . . MARY ELLEN KAUFFMAN Elsie Hunter . . . . . . KATHY ZEIGLER Sylvia Moore . . . . BEVERLY MILLER Janet Young . . . JUDY DIETHER Joan White . . .... DIXIE PRITZ Kyle Roberts . . . . CAROL MEISENBERGER Mr. Norman Carter . . . . GEORGE DESMOND Andy CAndrewJ Fullbright . . . . JAY BUSHONG Jocko Guthrie . . . Milt Sanders . . . Buck O'Hara . . Mr. Tony Peterson . . BOB GEHMAN . PAUL COLLINS . BERT LOHR . JOHN HERR Mr. Richard Leveridge ......... KEN STELLER Cast enjoys a break Up in arms forly-nine Clean-up man .A .-fx li ixi. KYL.. viz- -.o 4511 N ' ' , K Q5 5 .5 K . . iq. . UNIOR HOME ROOM-203 First row-left to right-Nancy Creybill, Wendy Hatbaugh, Jeanie Wenger, Velma Dillman, Peggy Miller. Jeanette Myers, Louise lolartiug. Jean Flory. Second row-Carol Ann Herr, Gloria Bare, Brenda Briggle, June Risser, Carole Gibson, Mary Carol Pry- or, Judy Hess, Carol Cox. Third row-Ned Kreider, Robert Meshey, Michael Pierce, Cary Banzngardner, Larry Denliuger, Larry Shirk, Charles White, Mr. DiGiacon1o. Fourth row-Richard Kane, Donald Hake, William Plowfield, Karl Knosp, Ted Campbell. HOME ROOM-206 First row-left to right-Verna Martin, Linda Bradley, Betsy Kreider, Lois Horst, Linda Fickes, Jane Lehman, Mary Jane Boyer. ' Second row-fMary Landis, Sandy Smith, Marlene Lefever, Janet Walton, iris Martin, Sylvia Steify, Judy Sayers, Mr. Souders. Third row'-William Fryberger, Jack Blevins, Donald Cltuhh, Glenn Kniss, Benjamin De Vetter, Edward Pietsch. Fourth row-aKenneth Ruoss, Ronald Stoltzfus, Robert Herr, Ronald Herr, Barry Myers, Keith Overgaard, Henry Esbenshade. fifty-Iwo UNIUR HOME ROOM-207 First row-left to right-Rosemary Ressel. Brenda Slupe, Charlotte Burnett, Dorothy Hoover, Palsy Grolf, Marlene Wilmer. Second row-Mary Jane Stultzfus, Sharon Whttexoson, Charlene Htlfford, Cindy Neiss, Darlene Hake, ,ludy Haigh. Linda Landis. Carol Landis. Third row-Barry Moore, Robert Hoover, Marian Bowman. James Dunn, Charles Myer, Clair Hostetter. Robert Duburrow, Mr. Thompson. Fourth row-John Musser, jim Cooper. Barry Lauhe. Samuel Tompkins, Kenneth Deulinger, Cary Mar- tin. Dean Slahach. HOME ROOM-220 First row-left to right-Judy Jordan, Elaine Griffith, Jeanette Hershey, Bonnie Statlffer, Virginia Field- ing, Nancy Hertzler, Celia McFarland, Maggie Roth. Second row-Karen Gehman, Doris Dise, Rhoda Denlinger, Lois Boose, Diana Lewis, Linda Carson, Betty Umble, Mrs. Chambers. Third row-Larry Huber, Ken Martin. Robert Sellers, Sam Stauffer. Jay Burkltolder, Philip Jackson. Fourth row-Ricltard Shenk. Dwight Brubaker, Rush Burnett, Sid Wenger, Dave Smith, Enos Howry. fifty-three OPHO ORE HOME ROOM-211 First row--left to right-Doris Flohr, Nona Burkholder, Doris Buckwalter, Dorcas Puff, Yvonne Stru- hel, Barbara Boyer, Betsy Buckwalter. Second row-ahh. Van Gorden, Helen Denlinger, Nancy Welk, Audrey Myer, Kathleen Maser, Ceorgine Glahn, Judy Thompson, Doris She-nk, Rusty Morgan. Third row-Dennis Howe, Ronald Freiberg, Bill Myers, Bill Hamish, Roger Bradley, Ralph Book, Kenny Ke-ndig, .lohn Good. Fourth row-Terry Wolf, Bill Burkholder, Paul Grill, Ronald Shank, Wayne Welk, Bill Kurtz. HOME ROOM-212 First row-left to right-Lois Chubb, Yvonne Conrad, ,lean Ferguson, Pat Kane. Brenda Weidman, Donna Loar, Susan Sheff, Carol Cheney. Second row-Mr. Emtnitt, Alice Ranck. Judy Buch, Janet Eshenshade, Carol Lealnan, Doris Groff, Carl Hostetter. Third row-Peter Arrowslnitll, Elvin Hess, Scott Shank, Robert Shreiner, Steve Irvin, John Martin. Robert Heller. Fourth row-Bruce XVE3lllf'l'll0llZ, lack Mateer. Donald Arler, Robert Butt. fifty-four OPHOMORE HOME ROOM-208 First row-left to right-Nancy Canning, Barbara Lohr, Linda Darrach, Rhoda Denlinger, Connie Rineer, Donna Beam, Janice Mauotti, Jerelyn Meshey. Second row-Mr. Geist, Shirley Harry, Darlene Strubel, Marilyn Taylor, Mary Lou Horst, Janet Lapp, Richard Armstrong. Third row-Marvin Spangler, Robert Dillman, Lloyd Weaver, Jack Dissinger, Harry Reed, John De Verter. Fourth row-John Rhoades, Titus Eberly, David Chambers, Curtis Shaffer, Kenneth Svhied, James Weaver. HOME ROOM-108 First row-left to right-Mary Ann Wolgernuth, Lois Hertzler, Jean White, Joanne Schmid, Gloria Groff, Connie Dudley. Second row-Mrs. Bare, Joanne Zimmerman, Annette Hahn, Brenda Ressler, Carole Carpenter, Shirley Ludwig, Donna Kinsey. Third row-Janet Buch, Joanne Melliuger, Barbara King, Peggy Karr, Nancy Lougenecker, Joan Szalak. fifty-five OPHGMORE Y HOME ROOM-216 First row-left to right-Lois Lloyd, Barbara Flohr, Sandy Hoffman, Sharon Conroy, Bonnie The-is, Donna Stone, Carol Cates, Emmajean Gamber. Second row-Mr. Cunningham, Thelma Martin, Shirley Hershman, Ann Norton, Winnifred Jones, Leilani Leisey. Mary Hershey, Donald Hershey, John Shertzer. Third row-Jerry Burkholder, John Staggers, Joe Fisher, Claude Bechtold, Kenneth Knosp, Barry Buck- walter, Terry Burkholtler, Rodman Martin. Fourth row-Ralph Nloyer, Martin Smith, Justice Bard, Dick Kametz, Curtis Shaffer, John Fisher. HOME ROOM-217 First row-left to right-Ethel Hoover, Mary Ann Ruhl, Judy Bradley, Veronica Lopez, Janet Sweigart. Ginger King, Patsy Wolf, Audrey Whitmyer. Second row-Mr. Brown, Joyce Denlinger, Judy Kennett, Donna Royer, Anna Pearl Lapp, Marlene Stru- bel, Bonnie Bundens, Elmer Lapp. Third row-John Wenger, Lloyd Smith, Ray Kunkle, Wesley Sheldon, Robert Swift, Richard Wentz, Jere Furlow, Rodney Flory. Fourth row-Dennis Breneiser, Jerry Schwehel. Wilhttl' Else-r, Cary Kendig. fifty-s1'.x' FRESH E HOME ROOM-103 First row-left to right-Evelyn Dillman, ,Ioan Shenk, Erma Bewley, Sandra Erh, Virginia Young, Ger- aldine Hartman, Ann Stogdale, Judy Burkholder. Second row-Elizabeth Keylor, Susan Stehman. Audrey Graybill, Elsie Nolt, Cynthia Buckwalter, Lois Overgaard. Jean Hess, Patsy Warner. Third Gm'-Norinan Myers, Richard Shinton, Shirley Rynier, Patty Hess, James Miller, Eric Wiclaert, 1 r. Josepi. Fourth rogiflerald Reeser, Kenneth Rodgers. James Yarnall, Ronald Falco, Theodore Denlinger, .lack Bru a 'er. HOME ROOM-116 First row-left to right-Mary Stollzfus, .lean Boose, Charlotte Brown, Kathy Slahach, Elaine Good, Caro- lyn Landis. Rachael Myer. Second row-Gloria Shaefler. Susan Plaisted, Sandy Mellinger, Cynthia Smith, Marsha Sarley, Bonnie Ma- teer. Sally Lohr, Duane Lebo. Patsy Mellinger. Third row-Doug Herr, Levi Yoder, Andrew Ceavatta, Ted Nichols, Robert Shaub, Barry Ream. Mr. Dunkle. Fourth row-Timothy Smith, Allen MeQuate, Donald Hager. Richard Dickinson, Donald Bitzer, Floyd Heu- yard, Richard Leaman. fifty-seven FRE HME HOME Room-106 i A fnmmgi First row-left to right-Rita Briggle, Mary Fisher, Shirley Sellers, Miriam High, Carole Miller, Lorraine Gehrnan, Jeanette Hinerdeer. Second row-Elaine Znck, Nancy Sweigart, Brenda Kershner, Linda Lamb, ,Indy Staniier, Linda Welsh, Nella Shank. Third row-Leonard Martin, Fred Albright, Billy Moore, Torn Smith, Robert Ynninger, Mrs. Snter. Fourth TOW-AEIIQLCUC Ranck, Michael Hoagland, David Kramer, Stephen Miller, Edward Cheney. HOME ROOM-117 First ron'-left to right-Jane Arrowsmith, Roberta Barrels, Barbara Butt, Sharon Herr, Darla Nonnen- mocker, Lanretta Seville. Nancy Cooper. Second row-Peggy Halhach, Linda Harbangh, Nancy Mosebach, Mary Sue McFarland, Wilda Lefever, Nancy Chryst, Pearl McCreary, Andrey Harnish. Third row-Robert Siverling, George Rineer, Jere Hinclen, Lois Martin, ,lay Lefever, Sanford Crofl, Lorne Weaver, Mr. Ha-balar. Fourlh row-Jerry Landis, Kenneth Heisler, Terry Stringfellow, Willard Beilzel, Martin Nonnemacher. Richard Barley, Carl Wilmer. fifty-eight FRE HM N HOME ROOM-115 First row-lell lo right-Elaine Dillman, Dorothy Redeay, Sylvia Freeman, Clara Disc, Bonnie Kzuuelz, Nancy Spotls, Shirley Cooper, Anne Beane. Second row-Janet Landis, Lois Neiss, Dorothy Cunningham, Marlene Heidelbaugh, Peggy Leaman, Gaye Moyer, Joy Maize. Third row--Mr. Kohl, Dennis Mulnma, Glenn Landis, Tom Trechel, Nlarvin Hershey, Fred Kreider, Richard Mellinger, Robert Plank. Fourth row-Gerald Zimmerman, Bruce Ream, Richard Geiter. Riehard Glass, Larry Blylin. .lohn Zimmer- man, Glenn Leaman. Junior Class Officers Sophomore Class Officers Freshman Class Officers President ..s...s.....,. Dwight Brubaker PrCSident ............ ............. S teve Irvin President ...,,,..,,,...e..,,. Cynthia Smith Vice President .,..,r,..,,. Patricia Rineer Vice President ...... Ginger King Vice President .,..,.,,,,., James Miller Secretary ,....... ......... B ette Umble Secretary v.s...e., ..s.,. D onna Loar Secretary .....,..,. ..... R oberta Bartels Treasurer ..,. .,e. V irginia Fielding Treasurer V..........,..,.,.,. John Shertzer Treasurer ,..... s..,.. D ouglas Herr fifty-nin 0 v 2 x w , , . PRODUCTION STAFF CO EW GO CO-EDITORS: Douglas Groff Connie McCarthy Editor: Mary Ellen Kauffman Norma Leaman Ruth Denlinger Nancy Landis Judy Diether Phoebe Dillman Nancy Kreider SENIOR STATISTICS Editor: Gloria Buckwalter Joanne Denlinger Terry Weaver Barbara Mateer Mariann Murr Beverly Miller sixty-two ART STAFF Editor: Judy Hostetter Carol Meisenberger Shirley Steinmetz Lorraine Whitmyer Sandra Mellinger Jay Bushong-absent FF BUSINESS STAFF Editor: Edward Kane Ken Steller Robert Gehman UNDERCLASSMEN STAFF Editor: Glen Buckwalter Dorothy Hess Pat Byers Geraldine Shreiner ACTIVITIES STAFF Editor: Virginia Stauffer Betty Landis Joanne Gamber Sandra Hershey Gordon Landis SPORTS STAFF Editor: Paul Collins Kathy Zeigler Jerry Polf James Ranck George Desmond Kaye Ames sixty-Ili rec Co-Editors: Betty Landis Mary Ellen Kauffman Associate Editor: Carol Landis Advisor: Mr. Habalar NEWS STAFF Editor: Joanne Denlinger Donna Stone Doris Buckwalter Patsy Byers Barbara Boyer Marlene Witmer Judy Diether Wendy I-Iarbaugh Linda Harbaugh Dorothy Hess Beverly Miller SPORTS STAFF Editor: Kathy Zeigler Jim Weaver Paul Collins Rosemary Ressel Sill-V-jhllll r VALLEY ECHO TFF 1 i FEATURE STAFF Editor: Richard Kane Robert Siverling Sandy Smith Mary Lou Horst Carol Herr Sylvia Steffy Celia McFarland Pat Rineer Richard Wentz Marlene Lefever Brenda Slupe PRODUCTION STAFF Karleen Hinden Loretta Albright Ann Kreider Dixie Pritz Carol Meisenberger Joanne Gamber Carol Maser Carolyn Myers Nancy Kreider Norma Leaman Nancy Landis Geraldine Shreiner Phoebe Dillman ART STAFF Editor: Sandy Mellinger CIRCULATION Jean Wenger Managers: Jeanette Myers Nancy Mellinger Veronica Lopez Lorraine Whitmyer Photographer: Gordon Landis , ,, sixty-five STUDE T COUNCIL First row-left to right-Doris Buckwalter, Roberta Bartels, Donna Loar, Sandy Erb, Donna Stone, Gloria Groff, Jerry Meshey. Second row-Sandy Smith, Ginger King, Dwight Brubaker, Glen Buckwalter, Joanne Gamber, Bette Umble, Mary Ellen Kauffman, Judy Staufler. Third row-Mrs. Loar, Miriam Rissler, John Shertzer, Lloyd Smith, Jim Weaver, Carol Gibson, Rosemary Ressel, Dave Kramer, Sanford Groi, Mr. Duncan. Fourthfgow-Bob Gehtnan, Ronald Herr, Steve Irvin, Ed Kane, Richard Melliuger, Terry Wolf, Jack Brubaker, Barry eam. The Student Council has had a busy year actively supporting all school activities and organ- izing many new projects. The council sponsored the election of the Halloween Queen to represent Conestoga Valley High School at the Spooknacht celebration at McCaskey High School. It also arranged a Sir Valentine contest, and sponsored a number of school dances. Members of the council sold re- freshments at basketball games and other school functions. The council consists of thirty-six students who are capable leaders and who maintain a high scholastic standing. The able sponsors of the organization are Mrs. Loar and Mr. Duncan. OFFICERS PRESIDENT .e......,.s,..,.,a... - ..,a.e.-e. -. GLEN BUCKWALTER VICE PRESIDENT - .H...e,.....a.............. JOANNE GAMBER SECRETARY e............-..,.,.,........e.,....., BETTE UMBLE TREASURER s...es.,. -. .-..ee,....,...ae,aa.. DWIGHT BRUBAKER sixty-six NATIONAL HONOR OCIETY ACTIVE MEMBERS Left to right-Douglas Groff, Mary Ellen Kauffman, Kathy Zeigler, Joanne Denlinger, Nancy Landis, Betty Landis. Membership in the National Honor Society is the highest honor any student may attain in high school. Members are selected on the basis of scholarship, character, leadership, and ser- vice. The induction service was held on February 20th in the high school auditorium. Mr. Wil- liam Duncan of the Millersville State Teachers College was the speaker for the occasion. 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'II Q1 , A 1 'K . 5 MAIORETTE Left to right-Linda Carson, Georgine Clahn, ,Donna Loar, Sandy Smith, Roberta Bartels, Sylvia Steffy, Bonnie Mateer, Diana Lewis, Jeanette Myers, Jerre Meshey, Kathy Maser, Jean Flory. DRILL TEAM First row, left to right-Linda Lamb, Marian Bowman, Charlene Hufford, Donna Royer. Second row-Patsy Byers, Captain, Duane Lebo, Brenda Ressler, Peggy Lehman. Third row-Virginia Fielding, Wendy Harbaugh, Mary Jane Royer, Jean Wenger. Fourth row-Marlene Heidelbaugh, Patty Rineer, Karen Gehman, Carol Carpenter. seven ty HORUS First rowgleft to right-Mr. Wingellrolli. Miiry Lon W'ylule, Karen Gelnnun, Lois Hurst. Doris Disc, Mary Ellen Knnliinan, Betty Landis, Dorothy Hess, Celia McFarland, Loretta Albright, Rnth Denlingcr, Judy Diethcr, Donna Stone, Mary Fisher, Cynthia Buck- walter. Second row--Doris Bnckwnlter, Marion Benner, Lois Bnosc, Rhoda Dcnlinger, Marlene W'iiincr, Linda Lnlnli, Judy Stanfler, Kaye Ames, Betsy Bnckwnlter, Mary Lon Horst, ,loan Ziinmernian, Donna Lnar. Sylvia Sleify, Gwen Garrett, Nona Bnrkholrler. Third row-Bette Ulnhle. Kathy Zeigler, Clara Disc, Brenda Briggle, Marlene Lefever, Iris Martin, ,lndy Hostetlcr, Inner Eslwnshade, Rhoda Denlinger, Mary Jane Boyer, Pa! Rineer, Miriam Rissler, Gloria Bnckwaller, Joanne Dcnlinger. Fourth row--Gerald Zimmerman, Sandy Hershey, Virginin Staniier, John DeVerter. Ken Martin, Larry Dcnlinger, Robert Book, Bnrbnrn Mateer, Sandy Mcllinger, Carol Meisenbcrger, Mary Landis, Cnrnl Leanian, Philip Jackson, Yvonne Conrail. Fifth row-Steve Miller, Henry Esbenshnde, James Dunn, Joe Fisher, George Desmond, Bert Lohr, Richard Kane, Doug Groii, Ed Kane, Gary Hoover, Larry Shirk, Robert Gehinan, Anrnn Kolb, Jim W'eavcr, Kenny Denlinger. This year the mixed chorus participated in two concerts, one at Christmas time and one in the spring. At Christmas time, since the Conestoga Valley High School auditorium was not yet completed, the concert was presented in the junior high school building. The chorus furnished appropriate selections at the dedication of the high school and also at the Baccalaureate and Commencement exercises. OFFICERS OF CHORUS President .............,., - Aaron Kolb Secretary .......,........ Betty Landis Librarian .....d...,.. Gloria Buckwalter Librarian ...--.Cd...-. Sandra Mellinger Business Manager ,.u.,.C.. ,Larry Shirk seventy-one THE WASHINGTON TRIP One of the high-lights of our senior year was our class trip to Washington, D. C., on November 14. Sixteen of the most educational, interesting, and enjoyable hours were packed into this unseasonably spring-like day. CThe only thing unspring-like about it was the absence of the cherry blossoms.J Our tours through the various government build- ings and monuments honoring several of our Presidents served greatly to increase our understanding of the function- ing of our Federal Government and our appreciation of the men who have contributed so magnificently to the cause of freedom. The changing of the guard at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier was likewise an inspiring experience. The excursion provided moments which captured prac- tically all the diversified fancies of the class members. At the Smithsonian Institute the girls looked wistfully through the thick glass at one of their best friends, the Hope Dia- mond. The Washington Monument's 555W feet of height were certainly employed to the best advantage by our ath- letes who ascended it via its 898 steps and by the scientists who experimented with Newton's Law of Gravitation by --- from the top of that structure. Neither were the nature lovers disappointed for the city's various parks af- forded an abundance of squirrels and pigeons to feed and observe. We were extremely grateful to our chaperones-Mr. Rill, Mrs. Loar, Mr. Gottschall, and Mr. DiGiacomo for making this delightful trip possible. seventy-two ! I 1 4 I 1 , .V '- Y W. newmmwyvf - - 4 f, . V A :- wmvfpqww -, ,, wmmww---v:Q..L-M-mf-:M -'Q-fz4,, ww Y ' - -Ya-:gy Y gk R Q bg '-sms K Q Q :Y Sgxvgxw N KY 'Q fi FF, 'Nik Q- 2 ,A gm 4 .Q a. ,Q--.X 2. Q: - if? f T x Qing 4' , .Q 4 ,, z fs, 'S i S fi -li fm, 3 be ,. 4 1 J If 9? W ff? 'if 5 ,wr .Vg ,, :I A 29? if 1 xi- 31-Q 15 view if, - A ft 22' . , . 1 :Q Q I - 0 'QB 95 Q 'Z Q' Sw? Q 2 M JL I N .-35. s Xa M -WE Q ' 135 se - X ES. N 'L. l US-J. 'H w R 2 ww 3 X -K 5 Asa? -wg: '-4-'B E Q kg NW X? A -Q 5 . '- Q fa Q i 2 E SM 2 Sm af- pf ,x www wmmw -- -f ---2'2:2fasf4:! A J E + X - ,A . .,... - . XG X , ,Q , M SENIUR LIBR RY CL B ltirst row-left to right-Judy Bradley, Sharon Conroy, Linda Bradley, Bonnie Bundens, Doris Shenk, Barbara Lohr. Second row-Helen Denlinger, Ronnie Lopaz, Helena Seville, Dorcas Poll, Donna Beam, Audrey Whitmeyer, Connie Rineer, Emma ,lean Galnber, ,lanet Sweigart, Miss Geiger. Third row-Janice Manolli, Rebecca Seville, Erma Martin, Dorothy Strine, Sandy Hoffman, Linda Darra, Susan UNIQR LIBR RY CL B Sholi. First rowf-left to right-Geraldine Hartman. Audrey I-Iarnish, Jeanette Wheary, Elaine Zuck, Audrey Grayhill, Elaine Dilhnan. Second row-Shirley Sellers, Nella Shank, Janet Landis, Cynthia Buckwalter, Nancy Chyrst, Elsie Nolt, Robert Siv- erling, Mary Fisher, Miss Geiger. Third row-Jane Al'l'0WSlllllll, Jean Boose, Pat Hess, Terry Stringiellow, Carl Wilmer, Robert Shaub. Absent- Sylvia Freeman. seventy-six FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA First row-left to right-Joan Szalak, Norma Leaman, Phoebe Dillmau, Ruth Denlinger-President, Nancy Kreider, Rhoda Denlinger. Second row-June Hisser, Annette Hahn, Jeanette Myers, Mary Jane Stoltzfus, Lois Chubb, Ethel Hoover, Barbara Lohr, Brenda Weidman, Pat Kane, Joyce Denlinger, Miss Latsha. Third row-Jeanette Hershey, Lois Boose, Barbara Martin, Nancy Longenecker, Joanne Mellinger, Verna Martin, Doris Grolf, Judy Thompson. The purpose of the club is to help girls become better homemakers. The girls learn to cook, sew, knit and crochet. They have planned several projects, such as a bake sale and a rum- mage sale. During the basketball season club members provided facilities for checking coats. In the spring the members will prepare a banquet for their mothers. At the time of the banquet the outstanding club member will be selected as zx 4-H leader. F. H. A. OFFICERS PRESIDENT ---.---- a.................. ---- RUTH DENLINGER VICE PRESIDENT an -- PHOEBE DILLMAN SECRETARY Wh- .... --- NANCY KREIDER TREASURER -W -. .......... ,-- NORMA LEAMAN HISTORIAN ---t -- .... --- ...,..... -. .... - JOAN SZALAK PARLIAMENTARIAN ...E -- -- --, .......,.......e JUNE RISSER REPORTER ......... .... .............. B A RBARA MARTIN SONG LEADER -- .... -- RHODA DENLINGER seven t y-seven ART C L UBS SCIENCE PROJECTION FUTURE TEACHERS OF S CHESSS. S - S R GYM LEADERS m . GIRLS' INDUSTRIAL ARTS 1 I W 1 U QL . -1 X ,K 4 I , , ,el ki x x. ,A g:,?: , hwy! , M .1 Nu-Hfvfuf wxww-A-K1 x 'QQ v Swv-X-Jffffl ' - Q 0-.5 1 .x.,.07.' I xwew. ALA... g1u,x,i,.::i.x Mis A, 2 M. fmgmxx QQULJQNQ-ax. HO KEY First down-Mary Landis, Gloria Buckwalter, Bonnie Mateer, Marsha Sarley, Sandy Erb, Sandy Mellinger, Joy Maize, Emmajean Gamber, Joyce Denlinger, Sally Lolir, Sue Cheney, Ginny Young, Kaye Ames. First across -Sandy Smith, Margaret Roth, Carol Herr, Dorothy Hess, Linda Carson, Charlotte Burnett, Ginger King, Iris Martin, June Risser. Second row across--Jerry Mcshey, Kathy Zeigler, Linda Fickes, Bette Umhle, Syl- via Stelfy. Second down-Virginia Binkely, Barbara Flohr, Doris Flohr, Janet Eshenshade, Joanne Mellinger, Donna Loar, Sue Shoff, Bonnie Bundens, Cynthia Smith, Sally Zook, Barbara Lohr, Gloria Groif, Joanne Schmidt, Sharon Waterson, Managers-Linda Bradley, Rosemary Ressel, Nancy Hertzlt-r, Coach-Mrs. Cham- hers. Although Conestoga Valley's hockey team's record is not impressive, the girls practiced hard and played their best, encouraged by their enthusiastic coach, Mrs. Chambers. SCHEDULE Conestoga Valley Opponent 0 Elizabethtown 9 1 Solanco I 0 Manheim Twp. 6 2 Lampeter-Strasburg 5 2 Penn Manor 3 O Pequea Valley 3 eiglz ty-two SOCCER J. Bushong, C. Bnckwaller, R. Burnett, C. Desmond, J. Poff, C. Martin, Nl. Beclltold, J. Cooper, R. Kurtz. R. Hill- ard, B. Kroeck, B. Lollr, S. Tompkins, G. Hoover, K. Sleller, K. Crolf, B. Lanbe, R. Cehman, R. Kane, K. Selried, J. Mnsser, P. Collins, Coach Thompson. Coach Robert Thompson guided the Conestoga Valley soccer team to a record of 5 wins, 4 losses, and l tie. The Conestoga booters handicapped by only a few weeks of practice and new team mates because of the jointure of schools, played with an incomparable spirit. Having a good all-around team still didn't bring a first place to Conestoga Valley. When the last game of the season ended in a tie, Conestoga Valley boys found themselves in fourth place. SCHEDULE Conestoga Opponent 0 Pequea Valley 2 1 Lampeter-Strasburg U 5 Donegal I 1 Garden Spot 2 3 Penn Manor 4 1 Penn Manor 0 1 Pequea Valley 2 2 Lampeter-Strasburg O 4 Donegal 0 1 Garden Spot 1 eigh I y -fo ur , X Y K A 'WRE TLI G First Row-left to rightj-Lorne Weaver, Nicky Lopez, Harvey Heller, James Slupe, Brian Reed. Second Row-John Deverter, Bob Siverling, Terry Wolf, Richard Armstrong, Larry Huber, Roger Bradley, Ed Cheney, Bob Sellers. Third Row-Gary Baumgardner, Sid Wenger, Wesley Sheldon, Ted Denlinger, Robert Knosp, ,lack Dissinger, Dave Kramer, Ben DeVerter, Robert Herr, Robert Bull. , BA EB LL Standing-left to right--Ralph Moyer. Robert Kurtz, Ronnie Herr, Jerry Poff, Kearney Mentzer, Keith Overgaard, Dave Smith, Robert Gelunan, Barry Laube, Carl McCreary, Coach Dunkle. Kneeling-,lack Dissinger, Kenny Kendig, Melvin Bechtold, Larry Huber, Sam Tompkins, Jimmy Cooper, George Uesmond. eighty-six FOOTB LL First row-left to right-Dennis Mumma, Dick Masvr, Kenneth Groff. Bill Maser, Dale Musser, Bruce Hefner, Eugene Polknsky, Eric Wickert. Second row-Joe Smith, Lorne Weaver, Gerald Rower. Dave Kramer, Jack Brubaker, Bob Yunginger, Andy Ceaualla, Kenny Kendig. Amos Dabler. Third row-Mr. Kohl, Steve lrvin, Tim Smith, Darryl Breniser, .lim Yarnell. Bruce Bomberger, .lack Mateer, Bob Swift, Jack Dissinger. Joe Fisher, Terry Wolf, Mr. Ueberroth, Mr. Souders. Fourth row-Nick Lopez, Mgr.. Elmer Cockley, Billy Sheirich, Steve Miller, Mgr.. Dave Chambers, Emmett Molly, Cary Kendig, Jim Bowers, John Switzenberg. Wilbur Elsen. Mgr., Don Hall, Larry Stoltzfus. The first football team of Conestoga Valley, began practice in September. Although the team wasn't permitted to enter league competition, it entered into controlled scrimmages with three other schools. No score was kept against Catholic High and Columbia, but our boys looked a little better than the opponents. Against Hempfteld a score was kept. Result 14-13 our favor. Next year there will be a J-V team allowed. The team will play eight games and it will be . composed of boys from grades 9, 10, ll. The following year a varsity team will be built of 10, 11, and 12th grade boys. Left to right-Mr. Ueberroth, Mr. Kohl, Mr. Souders. eigllty-seven VARSITY BASKETBALL Left to right-Manager Bob Herr, Jim Dunn, Dwight Brubaker, Jerry Poff, George Desmond, Glen Buckwalter, Rush Burnett, Bob Hillard, Bruce Kroeck, Gary Martin, Bob Kurtz, Jim Ranck, Manager Mark Morgan, Coach Mr. Souders. Varsity Schedule Varsity Statistics C.V. Opp. Total Avg. Games Manheim Central ......n --- 53 Poff ...l. 197 12.31 16 Hempiield n.-... --- 41 Hillard -3 27 2.45 ll Manheim Central - 48 Desmond - 195 16.25 12 Solanco ........,. .,.,... . ..- 55 Brubaker - 8 .88 9 Warwick ..... 65 Kroeck -- 123 7.68 16 Alumni ......22... ....2.2, 4 0 Buckwalter- 133 8,62 16 Lampeter-Strasburg 76 Kurtz --- 105 7.50 14 Cocalico .......... ....... 3 3 Martin -- 0 .00 5 Garden Spot M- 48 Ranck C-- 20 2,22 9 Pequea Valley .,2......3 1. 2.... 38 Burnett 1, 4 ,66 6 Solanco ...,.. 57 Smith an 2 ,66 3 Warwick - .2....... .......... 6 4 Dunn -U 0 ,00 1 Lampeter-Strasburg 64 Pierce Ca, 0 .00 tl Cocalico 2.2.................. 54 Slabach -C 16 4,00 4 Garden Spot 2.........,....... 36 Cooper -- 4 1,33 3 Pequea Valley ................ 54 Mateer ,H 7 2,33 3 Kendig -M 2 .66 3 Burkholder- 7 2.33 3 eighty-eight 2 , Jfx if S Wifi 9,1 - 5:15 ,-f, f,.wg,1i9 S XL xi 2 if ' xx x R x i X X X f. X --X x.-- 1 -54 5? E. Qi N Q Q H+ S IR. VARSITY BASKETBALL Left to right-Amos Dahler, Joe Fisher, Jim Cooper, Michael Pierce, ,lack Mateer, Dean Slabach, Ronnie Herr, Jerry Burkholder, Jim Weaver, Bill Myers, Manager Jack Blevens, Dick Wentz, Coach Mr. Ueherrolli, Peter Arrowsmith, Manager Terry Wolf. Manheim Central - Hemplield -....-. - 2 2 Manheim Central - Solanco - e-.e..,..a ,r.,,. Warwick --- Alumni .......... - - - Lampeter-Strasburg Cocalico -' .....,Y Garden Spot -,-' Pequea Valley M- Solanco .e..,. -- ...-. --- Warwick ....... Lampeter-Strasburg Cocalico ...e..,e Garden Spot ...F Pequea Valley ..... -....... ' Junior Varsity Basketball schedule Junior Varsity Basketball Statistics C.V. Opp. F.P. Total Avg. Games 27 34 Rhoads ,-.., 2 2 .28 7 25 41 Weaver 2- 2 18 1.63 ll 29 31 V Kendig -- 1 3 1.50 2 31 38 Mateer ..... 10 38 3.16 12 26 25 Fisher ...... 25 91 7.00 13 43 74 Burkholder 35 1 1 1 9.25 12 33 29 Dabler -,- 0 0 0 2 51 40 Slabach ..... 17 63 ' 7.00 9 34 28 Pierce .,.... 17 39 ' 3.25 12 40 20 Herr ,,-.---- 15 45 3.00 15 48 38 Brubaker --- 22 56 14.00 4 51 47 Burnett M 4 18 4.50 4 34 51 Smith -N 2 20 5.00 4 58 57 Dunn .... 0 4 1.00 4 44 35 Cooper ..... 19 85 10.62 8 29 39 Arrowsmith 0 0 0 0 Wentz ..,,.. 0 0 O 0 I1 inet y PORTRAIT BY HELLEY TUDIO 18 West Orange Street Lancaster, Pa. f SHADOWGRAPI-IS ARE EXCLUSIVELYL BY SHELLEY I f PORTRAITS WEDDINGS FAMILIES GROUPS :yr xi V 1 M M E R I V ' PRINTING A 1 OFFSET AND L M LETTERPRESS PRINTING HQUSE Market and Grant -Streets Lancaster, Penna. Opposife Pigeon-Hole Parking Loi nin ety'-l h ree N I D. s. WARFEL ASSOCIATES mc. LANCASTER. PA. General Contractors f o r Conestoga Valley High School I . ' W ld ' C H1 h e mg ompan I . 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' . , Television Washers wkel 4 1 IAICASTIPS UNI IME at EIDEMILLERIS POTATC CHIPS l Phone OL 6-2931 240 N. Franklin sr. I L nncn stef Phone EX 4-0460 Ranges Refrigerators hdd CONESTOGA VALLEY - ROBERQ' R CIO-QLINS SCHOLARS ' Doug Groif Bob Gehman EXCAVATION Aaron Kolb Ed Kane CESSPOOLS s. SEPTIC TANK Compliments SERVICE 1 I H 623 T I I Phone EX 2-7431 IAY B. PLANK 6 SON LIVESTOCK HAULING R. D. if: 1 BIRD-IN-HAND, PENNA. Phone: Intercourse S0 8-3511 P. L. ROHRER 6. BRO. QUALITY SEEDS SMOKETOWN, PA. Phone EXpress 2-2659 Serving This Community for 43 Years. Congratulations to . Class of 1959 FRANK L. WEAVER E L o R I s T Phone EX 7-2111 ' BIRD-IN-HAND, PA. WALTER E. DUSSINGER Dealer in all Kinds of Livestock 568 WILLOW ROAD LANCASTER, PENNA. Phone: EX 3-9129 E S S O MYERS SERVICE STATION GENERAL REPAIRING Official Inspection Station Phone: EX 7-6742 LINCOLN HWY. EAST BYER'S SERVICE STATION BUY AT THE Esso SIGN Gas - Oil - Lubrication - Accessories Phone OL 6-6706 LEACOCK, PA. PAUL C. 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Phone EX 4-6824 New Holland Meat Market B U T C H E R S Home Dressed - Smoked Meats Phone EL 4-8351 HINDEN'S ANTIQUES SOUDERSBURG, PA. W A N T E D GLASS - CHINA - FURNITURE Anything Old Call 0Verland 7-6290 ASHMER RUTTER ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR G.E. Appliances Phone: 0Verland 7-3101 PARADISE PENNSYLVANIA Congratulations To THE CLASS OF 1959 E. R. STRINE PARADISE, PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of R. S. WORST EST. GENERAL MERCHANDISE Phone: S0 8-3412 INTERCOURSE, PA. Compliments of SINGING NEEDLES one llzlrzrlrerl ten I ..-. BAREVILLE CONCRETE COMPANY KauI'Imcxn's Fruit F arms HOME GROWN FRUITS ' Concrete and Metal MEATS o GROCERIES BURIAL VAULTS BIRD-IN-HAND R. D. if 1, PENNA. 2 BAREVILLE, PENNA. Phone Intercourse S0 8-3631 ALMA B. MARTIN V. D. KLING AGENCY REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE F L O R I S T Auctioneers A 2320 OLD PHILADELPHIA PIKE Community Sale Lancaster Pennsylvania INTERCOURSE PENNSYLVANIA E GARAGE GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING DILLER 5: CLARK New and Used Cm KELVINATOR APPLIANCES State Inspection R. D. NO. 1 RONKS, PENNA. INTERCOURSE - KINZER it 1 l MILLER and SHIRK RAPP S SERVICE STATION I G Car Washing - Lubrication - Accessories YOUR TEXACO DEALER LOUIS E' RAPP, PNP' Oflicial Inspection Station 542 South Pnnce Street Phone Ov 7-2031 Telephone EXpress 2-2659 SOUDERSBURG PENNSYLVANIA LANCASTER, PA. Somdoe Automotive Inc. PARTS - SUPPLIES - EQUIPMENT 1886 Lincoln Highway East LANCASTER, PENNA. HENRY H. GROFF Cesspool and Septic Tank Service BIRD-IN-HAND, PA. Phone: EX 2-0157 BIRELY'S GROCERIES Phone: EX 2-2651 GROCERIES - MEATS FROZEN FOODS We Invite Your Patronagev IOHN I. FRITZ Dealer in ALL KINDS OF LIVESTOCK 2452 Old Philadelphia Pike Phone EX 2-6001 one lzutndred eleven LESTER A. SINGER MYERS SPRAYERS and IRRIGATION SYSTEMS srmsburg ov 7-3226 RONKS PENNA. IAY C. GROFF PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING RONKS, PENNSYLVANIA Phone: OVerIand 7-2412 MARVIN L. MYERS Carpenter 8z Cabinet Maker RONKS PENNSYLVANIA Phone OVerland 7-5401 LEONARD C. MILLER Painter and Paper Hanger Floor Sanding SOUDERSBURG, PA. OVerIand 7-3018 B. EARL FORRY Custom Spraying - White Washing Phone: EX 3-9490 WITMER PA. Compliments of E. K. BURKHART WHOLESALE FLORIST 1853 OLD PHILADELPHIA ROAD Compliments of R. K. BURKHART WHOLESALE FLORIST 1865 OLD PHILADELPHIA ROAD KERSHNER'S STORE GENERAL MERCHANDISE WITMER PENNSYLVANIA Phone: Lancaster 3-0826 LATSCHAR'S GARAGE Axle and Frame Straightening Wheel Balancing Phone: Lancaster EX 3-9103 WITMER, PA. HOFFECKER'S STORE R. D. Hotfecker, Prop. GENERAL MERCHANDISE RONKS, PA. OVerIand 3-1751 BARR'S GARAGE GENERAL REPAIRING Exide Batteries, Body 81 Fender Work Esso Products Ollicial Inspection Station WITMER, PA. Phone: EX 4-1495 Say It With Flowers H. E. NEFF 6- SON WHOLESALE FLORISTS OLD PHILADELPHIA PIKE one hundred twelve WALTER PIETSCH PHILCO 81 RCA Radio - Television Appliances - Refrigerators Sales and Service for 26 Years Phone: Lancaster EX 4-5531 SMOKETOWN, PENNA. PARADISE PRINTERS PARADISE, PENNSYLVANIA The Magnificent HAROLD S. SHIRK i M A G N A V O X KELVINATOR I High Fidelity Radio-Phonographs 2 dS3LES EJ h S SERZWEC I ll 00l'0 0ll Hllel' l.l0 0. GLICKS AUDIO SALES Phone EL 4-2181 SMOKETOWN, PA. EX 3-7242 NEW HOLLAND, PA. n Compliments of W. BRIGHT MEADOWS 71 GREENFIELD RD. . DEVELOPMENT PLANT GROWER f C. W. WITMER H- RICHARD PICKEL PYROFAX GAS SERVICE Q Bulk or Bottled CONTRACT OR sz BUILDER Complete Line of Gas Appliances LCOIH OL 6-6467 SOUDERSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA Phone 0V 7-4146 p L C. MATEER IR. ARTIST'S EMBLEM CO. PLUMBING , , , School Rings - Pins - Medals HEATING QGas or om Trophies 81 Engraving . . . SPOUTING Phone: OL 6-6241 LEOLA, PENNA. MILTON E. DENLINGER SOUDERSBURG, PA. CARL L. LEBO CONTRACTOR ASPHALT PAVING Phone: OL 6-3681 BAREVILLE, PA. Compliments of WALTER G. WIMER BUILDER GORDONVILLE R. D. 41: 1 Phone Stras. OV 7-5176 OIN' hllnflrcrl thirteen WENGER'S FLOWERS LEACOCK, PENNSYLVANIA Flowers for All Occasions Phone: OL 6-2911, Leola HARRY L. MILLER Dealer in NEW 8z USED CARS Phone Leola OL 6-2041 GEO. W. BARD 6. SON INSURANCE sl REAL ESTATE DANIEL L. KREIDER Representing NATIONWIDE INSURANCE AUTO - FIRE - LIFE 2011 Old Philadelphia Pike LANCASTER, PA. ' Phone EX 4-7034 E. W. BARR 6. SON CUSTOM FARM WORK Phone EX 2-4753 - R. D. No. 4 Strasburg Pike Lancaster, Penna. PIONEER It Pays To Plant QUALITY HYBRID SEED CORN S e e 423 W. J Sf. . mes Paul L. Denllnger LANCASTER, PA. 2351 Horse Shoe Rd. LANCASTER, PA. Phone EX 3-1682 YOUNG'S BUTCHER SHOP Home Dressed Meats and Home Cured Hams PHONE ELgin 4-9141 FARMERSVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA FERGUSON BROS. GULF SERVICE TIRES LUBRICATING BATTERIES WASHING 1834 Lincoln Highway East Phone: Lanc. EX 2-9402 LANCASTER, PA. EAT AT HIGH'S RESTAURANT BROWNSTOWN, PA. Phone OL 6-3292 LANDIS GARAGE Auto Repairing 8z Accessories MONTEREY, PA. Phone Leola OL 6-6211 BROWNSTOWN .E3 ?32.ZZ1i'.FE3'3.Lii. SERVICE STATION B. F. ADAMS J. R. Groif J. R. Kurtz TEXACO DEALER Phone OL 6-2154 Purina Chows - Coal - Lumber Baugh's Fertilizer BIRD-IN-HAND PA. one hundred fourteen WHITE OAK FARMS Eggs - Dairy Products - Poultry DIRECT FROM FARM TO YOU TERRE HILL, PA. BOAS' ATLANTIC STATION Car Washing - Accessories LEACOCK, PA. Phone: Leola OL 6-2149 TIRES - BATTERIES M. S. GRAYBILL 6. SON JOHN M. HARRY, OWNER Dealers In Grain, Feed, Coal, Lumber, Millwork, Cement Fertilizers, etc. PHONE: Leola OL 6-3242 Terms Cash Bareville, Lane. Co., Penna. Compliments of GARDEN SPOT MOTEL Phone: Lancaster EX 4-4736 TERRE HILL MFG. CO. INC. Blue Ball and Terre Hill Most Modern Sewing Factory In The East Employment Office Open 7 A.M. - 5 P.M. MILLER'S RESTAURANT Catering to WEDDINGS, PARTIES, 8: BANQUETS Phone EX 3-6131 F. MARVIN RICE GENERAL REPAIRING R. D. 1 RONKS, PA. Phone: OVerland 7-2898 WILLIS S. DENLINGER Old Philadelphia Pike Phone: EX 2-7721 FRESH MEATS - GROCERIES Frozen Foods - Breyers Ice Cream AARON L. KOLB 2205 New Holland Pike Horning's Station HELEN'S BEAUTY SI-IOP Dealer in ALL KINDS OF LIVESTOCK HELEN DIETZ PROP , . 2066 Pine Drive Phone: EX 4-2192 Appointments only Phone EX 4-3171 ABRAM M. HESS LITITZ MANOR 8z OLD GUARD FIRE INSURANCE 2200 Old Philadelphia Pike LANCASTER, PENNSYLVANIA Phone EXpress 4-4437 KEllEY'S HARDWARE 8. VARIETY STORE HARDWARE - GIFTWARES - NoT1oNs ToYs - ETC. You save when you PARK-N-SHOP here 2198 Old Philadelphia Pike, Lancaster, Penna. one llllllflftfll fifteen KUIPERS BROTHERS POULTRY SUPPLIES Headquarters For POULTRY EQUIPMENT NEW HOLLAND, PA. Phone EL 4-2149 ATGLEN GAS SERVICE PARKESBURG, PA., R. D. :gb 2 Telephone Hlckory 2-4312 Compliments of CARVEL DAIRY STORE LINCOLN HIGHWAY EAST OK USED CARS See the 1959 Chevrolet WIGGINS CHEVROLET CO. HARRISBURG PIKE HARTMAN GROCERY YOUR RED ROSE FOOD STORE Quality Merchandise at Moderate Prices MONTEREY, PA. Ph. OL 6-6216 BI C. O. NOLT Mfg. of Flour and Dealer in Premium QUALITY FEEDS RD-IN-HAND PENNSYLVANIA Phone: Lancaster EX 3-0637 WONDER DOG FOOD BRUBAKER BROS.. INC. Beechdale Farms BUCKS Sz TURKEYS Phone: Leele OL 6-2224 WRIGHT'S BAKERS OF QUALITY FOODS FOR 72 YEARS IAMES HIGH Feed Purina and Wear a Smile FERTILIZER AND BABY CHICKS GORDONVILLE, R.D. NO. 1 Phone New Holland EL 4-0301 NEW HOLLAND SALES STABLES. INC. NEW HOLLAND, PA. Phone EL 4-2194 John H. Gingrich, Mgr. one Izundrerl sixteen SHORTY'S GULF y SERVICE STATION Gas-Oil-Lube and Accessories y R. D. ij: 1 RONKS, PENNA. i Phone OV 7-9166 I IOHN I. HOOBER FEED - LUMBER - COAL GORDONVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA Phone: Intercourse S0 8-3216 N y Keemer Cleaners Phone EX 4-3721 Compliments of THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF INTERCOURSE INTERCOURSE, PENNSYLVANIA Member of The Federal Reserve System and The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. OUR 1905 ANIEFJEIQQERY 1955 All of us take this opportunity to thank our many friends for their confidence and loyalty throughout all of these years which has con- tributed so greatly to our welfare. I , I l UGARDEN SPOT' COMPLIMENTS Meat Products that Win Fctvor by OF QUALITY AND FLAVOR LAFAYETTE 1 i?.'LE.kfIZEZ..'1?.i'Z .i 'IZigiz..S3a'iE'l'.?.hZ2il FIRE co. Meats are made in the finest Lancaster County traditions of cleanliness and flavor. i EZRA W. MARTIN CO. LANCASTER, PA. on e hundred seventeen Compliments of Cllc ea-'s Quality Products MODERN PROCESSORS AND PACKERS OF -FROZEN POULTRY -FRESH POULTRY -EGGS Growing Since 1937 VICTOR F. WEAVER, INC. S. Custer Avenue NEW HOLLAND, PA. SHIRK ELECTRIC CONTRACTORS Norge Appliances SALES - SERVICE Phone EL 4-0631 NEW HOLLAND Compliments of a Friend PA NPONS Dr. Russell M. Crispell 48 West Main St. Leacock, Penna. Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Diether Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B. Gamber Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Groff Imm's Restaurant New Holland, Penna. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kane Mr. and Mrs. Raymond W. Landis Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin V. McCarthy H. Newton Mearig 40 West Main Street Leacock, Penna. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Miller Jerry Moore's Garage Helen I. Rissler Dutchmaid Lingerie 138 West Main St. Leacock, Penna. Dr. Whitlaw M. Show Ralph G. Stone Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Zeigler one I1 un rf red eigll teen -AUTOGRAPHS- Jada nne hundred twenty l P y , 1 1 L -. . N , -,I S ,- K af 1, if V' sy. Q, :Q S1 ESM. Z R , -H ,,. V- 1:15--., Ng. 'Q S Q, f -k M A V 4 V . , ii , f 1' .. I-'L -uv 3 i , , 1 x. 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