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

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Above ujt - ACTIVE MEMBERS: Row 1: S. Mellinger, G. Ncuhauser. Row 2: K. Rudy, C. Nolt,j. Casale, C. Mcllinger, D, Schaal. Row 3: M. Herr, L Dochrer, M. Erter, J. Groff,j. Snader. Above nkbl - NEW MEMBERS: Row 1: D. Sweigart, M. Huber, C. Bcwlcy, E. Stetter,j. Wagner, G. Wiley. Row 2.'j. Elko, D. Leaman, M. Groff, D. Young, M. Sweigan, L Newswan- ger. Row 3: L Enrerline, C. lfhillips, L Kegel, V. Scott, S. Messina, C. Bare. Row 4: R. Rodgers, M. Luckenbill, D. Templeron,,I. Eshelman, M. Landis, J. Weaver, P. Kelly, R. Thomas. Below - Representing the qualities of N.H.S. are the following veteran members QL-Ry: D. Shaal, C. Nolt, M. Erter, L Dochrer, j. Snader, 173

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.H.S. Pledges Advancement Of Future I would be true, for there are those who trust meg I would be pure for there are those who care. I would be strong, for there is much to suffer, I would be brave, for there is much to dare, I would be brave, for there is much to dare. I would be friend to all, the foe, the friendlessg I would be giving, and forget the gift. I would be humble, for I know my weaknessg I would look up, and love, and laugh, and lift, I would look up, and love, and I laugh, and lift. The Youth Creed was among the many activities conducted at the installation ceremony of the 1971 Na- tional Honor Society. Selected for excellence in academics, outstanding character, qualities of leadership, and service for the betterment of mankind, the newly inducted members pledged their commitment to aid in the advancement of our future society. Oppafiu - Active N.H.S. members take tums initiating the new in- i ' ductees during the installation program on March 17, 1971. Abu- NEW MEMBERS: Row 1:j. Neuhauser, B. Andes, D. Horst, C. Smith, M. Weidmm, E. Simmons, S. Stone. Row 2: C. Brandt, M. Rill, L. Emmitt, D. Miller, H. Stoltzfus Mussef. Row 3: S. Smith, J. Custer, N. Wenger, D. Berkheimer, j. Aierstuck, j. Ruoss.

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V0-Tech Offers Specialized Training Rapid changes in technology have increased the demand for more and more skilled and technically trained people. Here in Lancaster County there are three vocational-technical schools open to high school students. This vocational education provides pupils with more than just skills and technical knowledge. The programs are designed to assist in devel- oping attitudes and work habits that employers want in future employees. Many of the students receive on-the-job training either at the school or at a local industry or business. Throughout this school year approximately 153 C.V. students attended two of the county Vo- techsg one at Brownstown, the other at Willow Street. Above nkbt - Barb Rackmil shows her skill at setting Bonnie Pictropaolds hair. Abaw - Sharon Christ works diligently at her typewriter. Oppariu - Two potential plumbers gain experience.