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

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Lois Neiss bequeaths her French pronunciation to Bob Rill. George Rineer leaves his tuba to the next windy person. Doug Herr wants his oil painting ability to go to Darryl Breniser. Vicki Hisey wills her ear for German words on the tape to John Wiker. Dewey Lebo bequeaths her ability to Hfudgei' in chem. and physics experiments to the sophomores David Lawrence gives his hatred of school to the juniors. Janet Landis leaves Dave to any interested girl. Linda Welsh leaves the school to go to Terry. Roberta Bartels wills Joe to no one! Sally Zook gives her wing position on the hockey team to Jolynn Weaver. Cindy Smith leaves her 'ccontactsn to Mary Ellen Buch. Erma Bewley keeps Johnis jacket to herself. Dick Barley gives his stacked locker to the next unlucky person. Anne Beane's height goes to Jocelyn Hull. The absentee slips of Barbara Bordner go to Karen Walker. John Bickel wills his potato chips to potato chip haters. Jack Brubaker bequeaths his beautiful t?J tenor voice upon Tom Groii. Judy Burkholder wills her giggles to Sandy Newswanger. Barbara Butt wants her height to go to Connie Howry. Elaine and Evelyn Dillman leave their double troubles to the Overgaard twins. Clara Dise bequeaths her job at Charlie's to anyone in need of money. Paul Eckert gives his quiet ways to John Lehman. Sylvia Freeman wants her silky, dog-soft hair to stay in her front seat in Mr. Van Gorden's room Dick Geiter wills his Edsel to Mr. Schappell. Audrey Graybill bequeaths her chewing gum to Mr. Cunningham. Sanford Groff leaves his lackadaisical attitude to Danny Niedermyer. Peggy Halbach wants her red hair to go to Patsy Witmer. Audrey Harnish leaves her Keemer's job to anyone allergic to dry cleaning fluid. Marlene Heidelbaugh leaves her nickname to a real cat! Vonnie Burkholder receives Bob Hermanis penmanship. Sharon Herr bequeaths her curlers to Gail Groii. Marvin Hershey leaves his shyness to John Hacker. Sally Lohr leaves her typing ability to Donna Duing. Leonard Martin wills his head of hair to Mr. Edmunds. ' Lois Martin and Mary Sue McFarland give their writing ability to Jim Neidermyer and Frank Hol lingsworth. Allen McQuate and Bill Kalin leave their radio know-how to the Radio Club. Louise Hershman leaves her curly hair to Andrea Boas. .lean Hess wants her diamond to go to any future bride. Patty Hess bequeaths her Gator Bowl ticket stub to any future Penn Stater. Floyd Heuyard wills his moustache to Andy Grube. Patsy Mellinger wills her talkativeness to Glenna Gainer. Dick Mellinger leaves his football position to Jeif Keeler. To Bill Bard, Jim Miller gives his tennis racket. Bill Moore bequeaths his build to Bruce Bomberger. Nancy Mosebach leaves her blonde hair to Judy Neff. Gaye Moyer wills her Confederate flag to any Yankee. Nancy Cooperis height goes to Dennis Morgan. Mary Fisher's promptness of getting homework completed is willed to Edith Weaver wewfwwwfwwf 1704 ' we write anew. fokrv-roun

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, 'I LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the graduating class of Conestoga Valley High School, in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and sixty-two, being ready to pass out of this sphere of learning in full possession of crammed minds and incomparable understanding, do make and publish this last will and testament, hereby revoking and mak- ing void all former wills and promises made by us at any certain or uncertain time. 1. To the faculty, who have been our leaders and guides through our years of learning, we give restful nights and peaceful dreams. They need to spend no more sleepless nights in concern for our class. ll. The following bequests may seem trivial, but we hope they may be accepted, not as worthless gifts, ex- travagantly thrown away, but as valuable assets and continual reminders of our generous hearts to those who receive them. 1. Fred Albright reluctantly leaves the basketball floor and tennis court in hopes that next year's teams will win the championships. 2. Jim Baum wills his bow and arrows to the Buckskins. 3. Jay Lefever leaves his ice hockey stick to the girls' hockey team. 4. The athletic skills of Ted Nichols go to Ray Broderick. 5. Peggy Lehman's favorite yell is left echoing throughout the gym: Hey, Ref! You're missing a good gamell' 6. Ed Cheney's many cars are left to Karen Mosebach. 7. Glenn Landis lets his black and white Mercury go to the highest bidder. 8. ,lere Hinden will probably leave his T-Bird wrapped around a pole. 9. Jane Arrowsmith wills her worn out brake pedal and gear shift to John Rohrer. 10. Norman Myers bequeaths his Oldsmobile to Dennis Mumma. 11. Gerald Reeser gladly gives his blue Plymouth to Mr. Ueberroth and his safety driving classes. 12. Pinky Snowden leaves her cracked manifold to Joe Murray. 13. Ken Rodgers wills his loud muffler and spinners to the Mafia. 14. Gynth Buchwalter reluctantly leaves Mr. DiGiacomo in peace. 15. Andy Ceavatta gives his Debate Club presidency to Ken Herr. 16. Linda Harbaugh wills her knowledge of government to the next D.A.R. candidate. 17. Anne. Hildebrand wants her fine penmanship to go to any future student of Miss Kendig. 18. Shirley Sellers bequeaths her seat in Mr. Bortzfield's homeroom to the lirst person to grab it. 19. Kathy Slabach leaves her brilliant French accentv to the German students. 20. Tim Smith sadly leaves his spelling ability to Val Launges. 21. Tanya Overly merits the artistic ability of Nancy Spotts. 22. Vince Souza wills his drums to Ronnie Shaffer. 23. Judy Stauffer leaves her seat at the organ to Susie Smith. 24. Tom Trechel and Eric Wickert leave their ability to aggravate Mr. Edmunds to Bill Halbach and Glen Adams. 25. Ginny Young gives her bookkeeping ability to Miss Geiger. 26. Gerald Zimmerman lets his pillow in history class for the next sleepy person. 27. All needy llunkees are bequeathed Elaine Zuck's A's. 28. The notes that Joy Maize passed in physics class are left in hopes that Mr. Brown never sees them. 29. Bonnie Mateer leaves her baton to Donna Lee Larkin. 30. Sandy Mellinger wills her inability to follow directions to all those who follow directions. kfemlwuppdqw ,' Wefmqfozuwwozyywmlz.

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79. Ann Stogdale gives her wispy figure to George Ebersole. 80. Larry Redcay receives Dick Glass's mechanical ability. 81. Bonnie Kametz leaves her unfinished homework to Stan Buchwalter. 82. Bob Knosp bequeaths his infectious laugh to Norma Groff. ' 83. Marsha Sarley leaves her cow to Linda Mellinger. 84. Susan Plaisted wills her punctuality L?j to Donna Allen. 85. Bonnie Parmer gives her bobby pins to Connie Howry. 86. Lois Overgaard bequeaths her deep crimson blushes to Betty Bowman. 87. Joann Schmidt leaves her place in the phone booth at lunch time to Jean Landis. 88. Cleo Fisher is the recipient of Pearl McCreary's Dutch accent. 89. Carole Milleras height goes to Ralph Arendt. 90. Bob Yuninger leaves his tenor voice to Jerry Dussinger. 91. Jim Yarnallis tactics are left to Joe Bender. 92. Lauretta Seville's red hair is given to Linda Barr. 93. Joan Shenk leaves her sympathetic nature to Paula Kuhns. 94-. Mary Ann Smith gives her continuous chatter to Marilyn Peiffer. 95. Tom Smith bequeaths his sense of rhythm to Robert Miller. 96. Dorla Nonnenmocher wills her house key to Judy Foreman - if she can find it. 97. Brenda Kershner wills her nervous tension before tests to Joanne Zuck. -98. All that Betty Keylor has to give is her boy friend, Russ. Perhaps she better keep him. 99. Jeannette Hinerdeeris soft voice is left to Kay Landis. 100. Dave Kramer's lengthy speeches are left to Bob Rankin. 101. Fred Kreider's work with cheese is left to some mousey person. 102. Linda Lamb's chorus secretarial duty is given to Anna Stump. 103. To whom will Jerry Landis leave his girl friend? He hopes no one. 104. Carolyn Landisis naturally blonde hair is given to Mary Jane Arment. 105. The 4'-H skills of Dick Leaman are left to Bill Lewis. 106. Penny Lefever bequeaths her teased hair upon Barbara Nissley. 107. Charlotte Brown leaves her giggles to Sharon Carpenter. 108. Jean Boose bequeaths her easy-going manner to Julia Collins. 109. Mary Stoltzfus gives her seriousness to Reine Adams. 110. Nella Shank gives her retention f?J of Mr. Appelis vocabulary to her sister, Barbara. 111. Eugene Ranckis rifle goes to Jere Rapp. 112. Sandy Murr leaves Mr. Josephis speech class to the Junior Class. 113. Bruce Crone's ability to adjust to a new school goes to next year's sophomores. 114. Nancy Sweigart's memories of her school days are left drifting through the halls. 115. To the Sophomore Class we leave any overlooked wads of gum. We have sometimes had to rid our- selves of these in too much haste to choose the most desirable place of disposal. 116. The following will be recognized as entailed estates, to which we declare the Class of 1963 the real and rightful successors: First: Our Senior dignity. May they keep it with all seriousness and gravity, trying to realize its vast importance, in spite of their natural light mindedness and irresponsibility. Second: To our successors we leave our knowledge of what goes on inside teachers' brains and which ques- tions they ask in tests. We do hereby constitute and appoint our principal, sole executor of this, our last will and testament. In witness whereof, we, the testators, have to this, our will, set our hands and seal, this fourth day of June, one thousand nine hundred and sixty-two, A. D. The Class of 1962. We wpome, 765 lam ataata Wake happy to FORTY-FIVE