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

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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

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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

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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