Garden Spot High School - Spartanus Yearbook (New Holland, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1962 volume:

0 . . '.fE ' 3593355 w ASKQSQ- -an-0 wr t' he , 1 A Q ,., 1 X WN Wim 6 'As' Q! if if kata 9 kfxzh Ii E Q N. x .P 4 'Q N Y Q Q 5 Q Q v 5 My - :. a f K Francesco Ciampa Civitavecchia, Italy DEDICATIGN As Garden Spot High School's first foreign exchange student, Francesco Ciampa, we have chosen to dedicate this edition of the Spartanus to you for the interest you have shovsm in our school and the American way of life. Throughout the year you have helped to re- create anew bond of fellowship among our class- mates and teachers. Your interest in our sports program, activities, and school life in general has been a challenge to other students, and has aided in the strengthening of school spirit. The manner in which you adopted our customs and school traditions has been much admired by everyone. We thank you for your thoughtfulness, interest, and Italian charm which added so many enjoyable moments during the past year. The Spartanus staff hopes that this yearbook will give you many pleasant memories of your school year with us. We would like you- to accept this as our thanks for the many things you have done for our school, especially for inspiring the theme of this publication, which you have dis- played, Fellowship Through Education . The Hunsickers and Frank pose for a picture Ricky, Dennis, Mr. Hunsicker, Jan, Frank, Mrs. Hunsicker, HN 1 t and Jeff- ow, e s see . . So that's the way to do it! : .2 Frank concentrating in Math Analysis. Hmm . . . this book is interesting. 1 4- ..-111-wmv .us--l El' A recent family portrait: Linda, Susan, Mr. and Mrs. Gamber, Sally. APPRECIATION We would like to express our sincere gratitude to you, Mr. Gamber, for the help you have rendered to us throughout our high school years, both as a teacher and senior advisor. You have given unselfishly of your time to help us with any problems which arose. Your warm personality and sense of humor made our assign- ments more enjoyable and a much easier task. Our many thanks go to you for being a person whom we could depend upon not only as a teacher, but as a true friend. 5 After a long day it's easy just to relax Once upon a time . . . This is the doorway where we it i ff 1 t Q 1 not FOREWORD As seniors there will be many things that we will remember about our years at Garden Spot High School, but the thing that will seem most prominent in our minds is the fellowship we have enjoyed throughout our education. It is the good times we have had working together that have helped to create the spirit of friendship which is so prevalent in our school. This re- lationship has been made possible not only by our students, but also by the teachers who have made this feeling so evident in the classroom, as well as through activities. Without fellowship, our education would be of less value to us, for it is this bond of understanding and cooperation that has prepared us to meet the demands of today's society. We hope to have captured in this yearbook the feeling of friendship as it existedin all phases of this school yearg that it may serve as a vivid remem- berance of our school life. fellowship begins : - K f Q i i i - , L H . I . . 1 L1 t ADMINISTRATION SENIORS .... UN DERCLASSMEN ORGANIZATIONS .... SPORTS .... CONTENTS 20 44 60 94 1 win- S 'U L Q fy IX ADMINISTRATICN 2 1 1 V L k E 5 E l V Y F - r L X a , 0 i i 1 We must have fellowship among people . . One of the greatest needs in the world today is for understanding between nations. Fellowship is one of the main avenues to this end for it is common interests, feelings, and associations that leads to such under- standing. We must have fellowship among people before we can have understanding between nations. We, at Garden Spot High School, are indeed fortunate to have an opportunity through the foreign exchange program to contribute to fellowship and broaden the base for understanding. Mr. Donald A. Sheaffer 10 Principal ' 1 1 Robert P. Simon Supervising Principal Fellowship is the evolvement of oneself with others . . Fellowship is the satisfaction that an 1nd1v1dua1 receives from working with his associates It is the sharing of our disappointments and our glories, the giving of our time, effort and strength to further a Just cause. Fellowship is the evolvement of oneself with others who are working for the betterment of the group These characteristics when taken together produce happiness. 1 5 'Nx.. . -0-7 ff- . -. 1' 4 Mr. Richard C. Bucher, Secretary, Mr. Ivan S. Witwer, President, Dr. Louis E. Williams, Vice President, Mr. Menno H. Eby, Treasurer. SCHOOL BOARD Probably few students are aware of the vital role which the School Board has in the operation of our school. The entire board consists of five men repre- senting each of the six townships. These men are Earl D e i b l e r , Monroe Good, Arthur Stubbs, Howard Spotts, and Clayton Good elected from Brecknock Township, James Hay, William Troop, Pe r c y Welle r , Harvey Overly, and Charles Thomas delegated from Caernarvon Township, Eugene Burkholder, John Willwerth, Paul Swei- gart, Parke Dunlap, and Jacob Wise representing Earl Township 5 Ivan Witwer, William Eaby, Menno Eby, Roy Boley, and Theodore Sheaffer selected from East Earl Township, Alan Hunsicker, Albert Best, Dr. Louis Williams, Lester Schreiber, and Roy Hoober elected from New Holland Boro, R. S. Myers, R. D. Bucher, Jr., Roy Fritz, Michael Wenger, and Stanley Eckenroth delegated from Terre Hill Boro. These representatives . are elected by the citizens every other year in November for a six year term, taking office in December. This means that not more than two new men are elected at one time. The duties of this board of men are to establish all school policies and the responsibility of the maintenance and operation of this school. To do this efficiently, three committees are set up within the board. With each member of the board serving on one of them. The Education and Finance Committee is re- sponsible for securing all funds necessary to promote better education and to carry out all operations inthe school. To incur smooth oper- ation of all its duties, this group holds regular monthly meetings. The school building is maintained structurally by the Building and Maintenance Committee which meets only when especially necessary. As the name would imply, the Transportation Committee regulates the passage of students to and from school. They also map the bus routes and stops. K Together these committees work to produce an efficient school system that will enable the students to gain and to use much knowledge. ENGLISH Mr. John Greer Mr. Harold Gamber Mr. David Heydt Mrs. Betty Weaver LANGUAGES Mr. Robert Watro Mr. Roy Young Mrs. Grace Bergstresser MT- Harold C9-PGY Mrs. Marlene Harlowe , X K . we . 5 ,Q E .,. ti 1 MATHEMATICS Mr. Harry Cully Mrs. Olga Casavant X ff M ff Mr. Gilbert Reynolds HOME ECCNOMICS 'VN I' Mr. John Mask, III 45 A ,,....-df! N rf' Mr. Searle Noble Miss Elizabeth Troxell Miss Gail Buchanan Mrs. Phyllis Karrer Mrs. Margaret Krafft .. X :ii 'F f -- . :::.w . 1 K ' 'ia l X g.',:-frmgvfgo .1sQM22f:-Q5 5 K R EX s QE5r :f:fi S h ruifi fss SCIENCES Mrs. Margaret Hess Mr. Robert Garrett MT- Robert Hess 4' Mr Kelsey Sm1th udp INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. William Shirk Mr. Joseph Turbedsky Mr. Kenneth Herr Mr. Louis Hillard Mr. Russell Latschar SOCIAL STLID'ES Mr. William Dean 3 g a 51 ! ie-If .Jfmpx . Mr. Ray Huber Mrs. Jean Gruver i A - -l .- it mLm, Lm'L i ' ,W it X 'K'k K - ' 1 i ' N w i T A ff H gif i . v. . Miss Janet Trimmer M USI C Mr. Robert Piper Mr. Russell YOSt Mr. Luke Bowman Miss Alice Jane Smith Mr. Paul White ,A I UI ll- H1711 BUSINESS I ix Mr. Jerald Martin Mr. David Keller Mr. James Harrold Mrs. Dawn Watro Mr. Robert Schenck READING VOCATIQNAL AGRICULTURE GUIDANCE Mrs. Eleanor D1ss1nger Mrs. M1r1am B OWITIHII Mr. R. Gene Daugherty Mr. Robert Herr Mr. Richard S Miss Ruth Wit H1311 X PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. Richard Stockton DRIVER EDUCATION SPECIAL EDUCATION Mrs. Clio Brandau Mr. Robert Weave LIBRARIAN Miss Virginia Hoffma SCHOOL STAFF um Miss H. Good Secretary Mrs. A. Randow Bookkeeper Mrs. A. Kriwer Secretary Mr. J. Freeseman W'YW A Business Manager Mrs. M. Gehman Nurse Dr. W. Foust Physician Mrs. A. Kelley Library Clerk Dr. L. Williams Dentist Janitors .H.Wetz1er, Mr. R. Grubb, Mr. G. Good, Mr. J. Stauffer. Cafeteria Staff P. High, M. Gehman, E. Ames, M. Jacoby, M. Kreider, B. Z00k. SECOND ROW: J.Bender, A. Martin, M. Wright, E. Johnson, V. Overly, E. Kurtz, R. Blakemore. THIRD ROW: A. Weaver, M. Shiffer, B. Burd, E. Ludwig. ' is 5 Y is SENIGRS Ideas and plans that were shared in the past may become realities ,u i' l W 'Lnu President - John Sheaffer MARY A. EWELL A Yearbook Editorial2,33 Newspaper Editorial 23 Junior Play 23 Band 1,2,33 Chorus 1,2,33 JV Cheerleading 1,2,33 Class Vice-President 3. Secretary - Judith E. Nonnenmocher LEE A. BAIR Yearbook Editorial 23 Music Appreciation 13 Contemporary Math Club 2 3 Physics and Chemistry Club 3g All School Play 3 3 Honor Roll 1,2,33 Honor Society 2,33 Dance Band 1,2,33 Band 1,2,33 County 1,2,33 District 2,33 Class Treasurer 1,2,33 Modern Math 3. Class Officers JOHN J. SHEAFFER II Honor Roll 1,2,33 Honor Society 2,33 All School Play 2,33 Chorus 1,2,33 County 23 Student Council 1,2,3 3 JV Basketball 13 Varsity Basketball 23 Tennis 2,3j Boys Leaders 2,33 Class President 3. Vice-President - Mary Ann Ewell JUDITH E. NONNENMOCHER Honor Roll 1,2,33 All School Play 33 Band 1,2,33 Yearbook Editorial 2,33 Newspaper Editorial 1,33 Student Counci133 JV Cheerleading 1,2,33 Varsity Hockey 1,33 Honor Society 2,35 DAR Award 3. Treasurer - Lee A. Bair JANET K. BECK FHA 2,3. PATRICIA A. ARTZ German Club 2,33 Hockey Manager 13 Varsity Softball 1,2, 33 FHA 1,2,3Q Bas- ketball 33 Girls Leaders Club 13 Girls Intramural Council 13 Yearbook 23 Radio Sz TV Club 3g Newspaper Edito- rial 1,2,33 Editor 3. SANDRA G. BAIR Jr. Play 23 Archery Club 23 Yearbook Editorial 33 JA 2,33 Yearbook Business 23 FNA 2,33 News- paper Business 1,2, 33 Chorus 1,2,33 County 23 Student Council l,2,3. GLADYS R. BLANK FHA 13 Jr. Play 23 Yearbook Business 23 Dramatics Club 23 Librarian 33 JA 3. MARY A. BOWMAN PAUL M. BOWMAN FHA 2 3' Librarian Junior Play 2' Li- l,2,3. , , brarian 13 Coin Club .9 WALTER L. BOWMAN Band 1,2,3g Chorus 1. DANIEL C. CAFFREY Junior Play 25 Rifle Club 25 Hall Patrol 3. BARRY E. BRUBAKER Coin Club 1,23 Treasurer 25 Hall Patrol 3. BENJAMIN F. BUCKWALTER Chorus 1,2,3g Coun- ty 25 All School Play 2,35 JV Basketball 25 Librarian 1. JANET E. BRAINE Newspaper Editorial 1,2,3g Girls Leaders Club 2. FRANCESCO F. CIAMPA Student Council 35 Varsity Soccer 3. RUTH D. CLARK FHA 1,33 Librarian 1,2,3. NEIL L. DYER Junior Play 23 Yearbook Editorial 33 Basketball 1,2,3. NANCY J. DUCK Band 2,33 Yearbook Business 2,33 Mana- ger 33 Newspaper Editorial 13 Student Council 13 Cheer- leading 132,33 Cap- tain 33 Girls Lead- ers Club 33 Boys Leaders Sec. 33 FHA 13 JA 33 Varsity Hockey 2,33 Co- Captain 33 Class Secretary 1. MARY E. COPE Junior Play 23 Var- sity Tennis 1,2333 Girls Leaders Club 33 Girls Intramural Council 23 FFA 33 Treasurer 33 Dra- matics Club 2. FAYE E. EBY Junior Play 23 Band 2,33 Chorus 1,2,33 Yearbook Editorial 33 Varsity Tennis 1, 2 3 , . CHRISTINE E. ESHELMAN Junior Play 23 Li- brarian lg FHA 1,2g Archery Club 2g Secretaries Club 25 JA 2,3. JAMES E. ESCH SAMUEL W. ESCH Chess Club 1,2. Junior Play 2. IVAN E. FERN HAROLD R. Chess Club 2. FRANKHOUSER 26 EVELYN ESSEX Yearbook Business 2,35 Archery Club 25 FHA 1,2. Q Q ANN E. FUTER Junior Play 25 All School Play 35 Band 1,2,35 Librarian 15 County 25 Chorus 1, 2,35 Yearbook Busi- ness 25 Yearbook Editorial 35 JA 2,35 FTA 3. ROBERT R. FREEMAN FFA 1,2,3. RAY E. GEHMAN Jr. Play 25 Rifle Club 25 Basketball Manager 1. SANDRA M. FRITZ Softball Varsity 2,35 FTA 15 Librarian 1, 2, FHA 2,3. LAVERNE GOOD Secretaries Club 25 Chorus 25 FHA 1,25 Archery Club 25 Yearbook Business 1,2,3. Gt? CAROLYN B. GEHMAN Newspaper Ed. 15 Newspaper Business 1,2,35 Business Manager 35 Year- book Editorial 2,35 Jr. Editor 25 Editor 35 V. Tennis 15 Chorus 1,2,35 Coun- ty 25 Honor Roll 1, 2,35 National Honor Society 2,35 FNA 25 Jr. Play 25 All School Play 35 Stu- dent Council 1,2535 JA 2. WILLIS G. GOOD if RUTH I. GRAYBILL FHA 1,2,3g Presi- dent 35 Secretaries Club 25 Librarian 15 Honor R011 1,2,3g National Honor So- ciety 2,3. ROBERT K. GROFF Yearbook Business MARY E. GROFF 23 Yearbook Edito- E is FHA 2,39 FNA 3. ria13g JA 2,33 JV Basketball 1,25 Var- sity 2. ARLENE F. HARTRANFT Yearbook Business 1,25 Librarian 2g Secretaries Club 3 FHA 25 Archery Club 2. gil' IRVIN M. HE LLER RILYN C. HIGH earbook Editorial 5 Junior Play 25 JA ,35 Chorus 1,2535 ounty 25 Glee Club 5 FNA 2,35 Librar- an 25 Hockey Mgr. ,2,3. SYLVIA A. HORNING Yearbook Business 25 Secretaries Club 25 FHA 1,25 Radio Kr TV 3. Q5 MILDRED E . HOOVE R FHA 152,35 Librar- ian 253. LoUELLA HORNBERGER FHA 15 FNA 2,35 Librarian 15 Arch- ery Club 2. 'UW THELMA L. HOOBER FHA 1,2,35 Year- book Editorial 35 JV Cheerleader 2,35 Junior Play 25 Band 2,35 Girls Leaders 2,35 GAA 1,35 Sec- retaries Club 25 JA 35 Honor Roll 1,2. WILBUR G. HORNING Student Council 35 Boys Leaders 2,35 Varsity Soccer 152, 35 Varsity Baseball 152,35 Honor Roll 2. LEON D. HORST CARL C. HOUCK Newspaper Editorial lg Rifle Club 23 Jun- ior Play 2g Chorus 2. DALE E. HOUCK SIDNEY E. HURST Varsity Baseball 3 5 Chess Club 1. JAMES L. IRONS Honor Roll 1,2,3g National Honor So- ciety 2,33 Band 1,2, 35 County 1,2,3g District 2,35 State 2,35 Dance 1,2,3g Chorus 1,2,3g Coun- ty 1,2,3g Yearbook Business 23 Student Council 2g Varsity Tennis 1,2,3g Var- sity Basketball 2,3 g JV Basketball 1. EVELYN M. HURE Honor Roll 1,2,3g National Honor So- ciety 2,3g FHA 35 FTA 15 FNA 3 g Yearbook Editorial 3. 'OYCE E. KREIDER 'HA lg Librarian 1, ,3g Radio Sz TV 3. LINDA A. JONES Newspaper 2,3g Yearbook Editorial 35 FHA 1. CAROLYN S. KING Honor Roll 1,2,3g Honor Society 2,3g TAB 23 Band 1,2,3g County 2, Chorus 1, 2,35 County 25 Year- book Business 25 Yearbook Editorial 3. 3 FREDERICK H LANDO FFA 2,3, Rifle ciub is MICHAEL D. LAURIA Honor Roll I 2 3 Honor Society 2 3 Play 2 Varsity Soccer 1 2 3 JV Baseball 1 Boys Leaders 2 3 Coin Club 1 2 Class President 1 2 Stu dent Council 1 2 3 Treasurer 1, Vice Pres. 2' School Pres. 3. .il KENNETH R. KRICK Varsity Soccer 3 x xxx 'T f wi JEFFREY J. LOWRY All School Play 3g Chorus 1,2,33 Coun- ty 2,3g Yearbook Editorial 35 Student ,N i Council 3 5 Varsity Baseball 1,2,3g Var sity Basketball 2,35 JV Basketball 15 Boys Leaders 2,3, All County Soccer 2,3. PAULA J. McCOY All School Play 35 Band 2,35 Chorus 1, 2,35 Yearbook Busi- ness 2g Yearbook Editorial 35 News- paper Editorial 2,35 Student Council 2,33 Varsity Softball 1,2g Girls Leaders 33 JA 2,35 Honor Society 2,33 Glee Club 2. EARL S. MARTIN Chorus 1,2,3g Coun- ty 2,33 District 2,35 State 2, Student Council 13 Boys Leaders 2,3g YFC 1,2,3g Newspaper 2,3g Honor Society 2,3. JOSEPH A. MARTIN Coin Club 2, Hall Patrol 2,3. DALE H. LUDWIG Stage Craft 3. IVAN L. MELLINGER Coin Club 2,33 Yearbook Business 3g Stage Craft 3. RALPH B. MENTZER Junior Play 25 All School Play 35 Chorus 2,35 Band 1,2,35 County 25 Contemporary Math Club 2,3. DAVID L. NOLT Junior Play 25 Boys Leaders 35 Advanced Tumbling 2,35 Chess Club 25 Student Pa-- trol 2. 'av Q' CAROL A. NEIDERMYER FHA 15 Librarian 35 Fine Arts 1. ati.. ROBERT H. NEWSWANGER Junior Play 25 All School Play 35 Chorus 1,2,35 Coun- ty 1,35 JV Basket- ball 2. JOHN R. MUSSELMAN Junior Play 25 All School Play 35 Band 1,2,35 Chorus 2,35 Sports Manager 1, 2,35 Yearbook Edi- torial 3. fu E MIRIAM E. NOLT Honor Roll 1,25 FHA 1,35 Secretaries Club 15 Librarian 1, 2,3. Q, 3 Xi K' RHODA E . NOLT SHIRLEY A. NOLT Honor Roll 1,25 FHA Secretaries Club 25 15 FNA 2,35 Archery Librarian 25 JA 2,3. Club 2. RIC HARD PE NNY PACKER LEE A. RICHWINE Junior Play 25 All School Play 25 Band 1,2,35 County 1,25 Chorus 1,2,35 Coun- ty 1,25 District 25 Regional 25 Eastern National 2. EARLA M. RUTT Honor Roll 15 Junior Play 25 Band 2,35 Newspaper Business 1,2,35 Student Coun- cil 1,35 Varsity Hockey 15 FHA 15 FNA 2. FREDERICK S. PRIEBE Honor Roll 1,25 All School Play 35 Newspaper Edito- rial 2,35 JV Basket ball 25 Varsity Soc- cer 2,35 Tennis 1,2 35 Music Apprecia- tion 15 Dance Band 1,2,35 Band 1,2,35 Chorus 1,2,35 Coun ty 2. NNETH D. SAUDERS onor Roll 1,25 FFA ,2,3. ROBERT B. RUTTER KAY D. SAUDERS Honor Roll 15 FHA 15 FNA 25 Archery Club 25 Librarian 2. LAMAR E. SEIFRIT FFA 1,2,35 Tum- bling Club 2,3. WILLIAM K. SHEAFFER Honor Roll 15 Junior Play 25 A11 School Play 35 Band 1,2,35 County 1,2,35 Chor- us 1,2,35 County 1, 2,35 Yearbook Busi- ness 25 JV Soccer 1,2. f -nd Ll ii' fs gays BARBARA L. SCHROLL Band 2,35 Chorus 1, 2,35 County 25 Year- book Editorial 25 JV Cheerleading 15 Varsity Hockey 15 Girls Leaders 1,2, 35 FNA 25 Librarian 25 YFC 2,3. ANN L. SHIRK Yearbook Business 25 FHA 1,2,3g Arch- ery Club 2g Librar- ian 1,3. BEULAH J. SHIRK Yearbook Business 35 FHA 1,2,3g Li- brarian 1,3. RONALD G. SMITH Yearbook Editorial 2g Business 3g Stu- dent Patrol 3. SUSAN M. SHIRK FHA 1,3. J OANNA L. SHOWALTER Student Council 1,2, 33 Yearbook Edito- rial 3g Honor Roll 1,2,35 FTA 15 Honor Society 2,3. DONALD E. STAHL Rifle Club 2,3. BRUCE E. STAUFFER CAROLE A. STYER Yearbook Business 2,3. ALFRED W. STOVER, JR. BARBARA L. STYER Yearbook Business 25 Yearbook Edito- rial 35 Senior Glee Club 2,35 Chorus 1, 2,35 All School Play 35 FNA 2,35 News- paper Business 15 Girls Leaders 25 Librarian 15 GAA 15 Newspaper Editorial DOUGLAS G. STAUFFER Boys Leaders 2,35 Soccer 1,2,35 Base- ball 3 . 'I' JANET M. STYER Quill and Scroll 35 TAB 25 Tennis Club 15 Honor Roll 1,35 FHA 2,35 Newspaper Editorial 2,35 Year- book Business 25 Chorus 1. IRA K. TROUT CAROL A. TSHUDY Rifle Club 2 . Honor Roll lg Or- chestra 1 3 Chorus 1,2,3g Tennis Club 15 Secretaries Club DAVID WEAVER GEORGE W. WEAVER Band 1,2,3g Orches- tra 2g Dance Band 2,3g Varsity Rifle Team 2,35 Rifle Club 2,3. LINDA D. WEAVER FHA 1,2,3g County Treas. 35 Travel Club 35 Librarian 2 35 Modern Math Club 3g Secretary 3 7 FREDERICK R. WEAVER Rifle Club 25 JA 2, 35 FFA Awards 1,2 County Delegate 3 5 County Treas. 3. Q 1f ' 'if NANCY A. WIDDERS Student Council 1,2, 3g Varsity Tennis Manager lg GHA 1. RONALD G. BERTHA G. WEAVER WEINHOLD Varsity Rifle Team FHA 1,3g GAA l,2, 2,35 Rifle Club 2,3. 33 Archery Club 3. RONALD L. WILLIAMS Honor Roll 1,2,3g All School Play 35 Band 1,2,3g County 1,2,3g Chorus 1,2,3 County 1,2,3g Year- book Business 25 Newspaper 25 Stu- dent Council l,2,3g JV Basketball 1,25 Boys Leaders Club 2,35 Math Club 2,3g President 25 Dance Band 1,2,3g Class Vice Pres. 1,2. GALEN R. WITMER BARBARA E. FFA 2,35 stage craft YODER FHA 3 J. TYLER ZERBE J. PAUL ZIMMERMAN Coin Club 1,23 Vice Pres. 2. DARLA J. ZOLL Yearbook Business 2,33 Girls Leaders 33 Boys Leaders Secretary 33 JA 3. WAYNE L. ZOOK Junior Play 23 All School Play 33 Year- book Editorial 33 Varsity Soccer 2,33 JV Basketball lg Varsity 2,33 Varsity Baseball 33 Photo- graphy gl Science Club 23 Earth and Space Science 33 Boys Leaders 2,33 Yearbook Business 2. Not Pictured RICHARD W SWEIGART LYNN H MARTIN 40 S' O .Q - X fig. Y . X. W F QPF! 3 OUR JLINIGR CLASS PLAY You can't take it with you Penelope Sycamore Paul Sycamore . . ESSIS ....... Alice ...... Ed ........ Mr. DePinna. . . Rheba ..... Donald . . By Mass Hart and George S. Kaufman Directed by Mr. Harold E. Gamber . . . Ann Futer . .Samuel Esch Earla Mae Rutt Carolyn Gehman Jack Musselman William Sheaffer . .Marilyn High . . Wayne Zook But I said, 'No, Iwant to be a dancer! ' Henderson. . Tony Kirby . . Mr. Kirby . . . Mrs. Kirby . . Boris Kolenkhov . . Gay Wellington. Olga ...... Three Men. . . . . Ray Gehman . . . Neil Dyer . . . Paul Bowman . . Mary Ann Ewell Robert Newswanger . Mary Ellen Cope Christine Eshelman . . Michael Lauria Daniel Caffrey Carl Houck There'sh no bishness like show bishness 1 W w l 1 N 1 The Sehior prom brought students together in a more formal atmosphere. an l LINDERCLASSMEN Fellowship is sharing . .. laughter disappointments thoughts 75 Class Officers Juniors . i Q . Vice President ..... Wilmer Martin Secretary .... . . . Peggy Slabach Treasurer . . . . Christina Stauffer President . . . . .Larry Weaver y , Sophomores President .... . . Clyde Whistler Vice President . . . . Carol Zeimer Treasurer .... . . Nancy Wise Secretary . . . . . Cindy Miller Freshman Vice President . . . Richard Weaver President .... . . . Amber Houck Secretary . . . . . Donna Donbach Treasurer . . . Eugene Eberly Eighth Grade President .............. David Bender Vice President . . . . Billy Heistand Secretary .... ...... J udy Houck Treasurer. . . . . .Gayle Brenneman 1 1-B HIST ROW: Peggy Halsey, L- Herman, Janet Gordon, Linda SECOND ROW: Lester Good, Gingrich, Judy Gehman, Sandy Mary Ann Keifer, Chris Long, Glass, David Hillard. THIRD Joanne Good, Faye Landis, u s an Ku r t z, Nancy Kohl, Linda aukhoff. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Advisor, Kenneth Good, Douglas Lorah, Joyce Kathy Haas, James Hart, Graybill, George Haas, Jesse Thomas Leininger. 1 w 1' nv -1' xn 11-A FIRST ROW: Larry Weaver, Nancy Finch, Lynn Dussinger, Carole Bom- berger, Joyce Bus s e r. SECOND ROW: Donald Coy , Trent Delp, Lonita Benner, Peggy Slabach, Sandy Burd, Ronald Blank, Virgil Beiler. THIRD ROW: John Brubaker, Cheryl Eberly, Barbara Eberly, Christina Stauffer. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Grace Bergstresser, Advisor, John Folkeson, Floyd Frankhouser, Wil- mer Martin, Roy Finch, David Buch, C h ar le s Eckenroth, Robert Bair, Carl Gehman, Sanford Fritz, James Clymer. 1 1 -C F I RS T ROW: Sandra Reifsnyder, Kathy Martin, Jackie McCoy, Brenda Mentzer, William Martin. SECOND ROW: Francis Rickert, Cheryl Reynolds, A r le n e Redcay, Sandra Sauder, Sandra Martin, Louise Ress- ler. THIRD ROW: Erma Myers, Linda Plank, Pauline O'Brien, Anna Musser, Ruth Ann Martin, Barbara Lauder mi lc h, Verna Mae Rutt. F O U R T H ROW: James Sell, Tim Myers, Dwight Shimp, Larry Rus- sell, Richard Martin, Rick Poole, Mr. Huber, Advisor. if 1 11-D FIRST ROW: Carol Ann Weaver,- Herma Weaver, Harriet Springer, Bonnie Steif. SECOND ROW: Dorij Witwer, Margaret Thompson, Mari lyn Weatherby, Jane Stone, Ralph' Weaver. THIRD ROW: Curtis Wein- hoid, Johan Wilhelm, Mary Wenger, Elia Z i mme r man , Dorothy Sna-' der, Kathy Stauffer, Beulah Shirk. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Ernst, Advisor, Pau1Wa.1ter, Don Zimmerman, Les- lie Sweigart, Eugene Stauffer, Calvin, Wise, Gary Youndt, Richard Steph-' ens, Ron Shrom, Richard Weaver, RobertSeidhof, Tom Stauffer, Terryt Weaver. Students combining talents and ideas to create. 10-A FIRST ROW: W. Charlene Esch, Carol Ziemer, Nancy Wise. SECOND ROW: Richar d Atthouse, Sandra Beck, Lucinda Miller, Arlene Bow- man, Clyde Wissler, Mr. Young, Advisor. THIRD ROW: Emerson Arment, Sydney Byers, Joyce Cork, Betty E c h e n r oth , Patsy Betsher, Elmeta Augsberger, Lee Brubaker, Barry Echenroth, William Dussin- ger. FOURTH ROW: Ronald Des- hong, Earl Esch, Barry Burkholder, Roy Brandau. FIFTH ROW: Edith Beck, Alice Cramer, Diane Davis. SDCTH ROW: John Campbell, Gerald Allison, Baryy Auker, Kenneth Eck- enroth, Leon Arment. la 2' 10-B FIRST ROW: Larry Houck, Audrey Good, Patsy Haas, Gloria Hershey, Kathryn Huyett, Nevin Hurst, Mr. De an , Advisor. S E C OND ROW: Robert Habalar, Juliann Eshelman, Carol Good, Beverly Groff, Janet Frankhouser, Rhoda Good, Richard Good. THIRD ROW: Bill Hagey, Anna Mary High, Joy Kauffman, Lu- cille Hurst, Judy Ginder, Randy Good, Jack Evans. FOURTH ROW: Melba Horst, Sylvia Haines, Mary Jane Johnson, James Good. FIFTH ROW: Earl Horst, Arthur Flasher, Robert Hurst, Douglas Jacoby. 10-C FIRST ROW: Janet Martin, Lou An n Martin, Karen Lane, Linda McCarty. SECOND ROW: Robert Mohler, Paul Marvel, Judy News- wanger, Darle ne King, Cherry Martin, Roy Musser, Alvin McCoy. THIRD ROW: James Martin, Edna Newswanger, Nancy Kring, Carol Longabaugh, Sharon Martin, Eugene Martin. FOURT H ROW: Willa Martin, Donna Martin, Gloria Mull, Susan Luek, Solomon Lausch. FIFTH ROW: Brent Musser, Jay Leary, Dennis Kern, Kenneth Mar- tin, Ke n ne t h E . Martin, Larry M a r t i n , Randall Martin, Kenneth Me t z le r , Barry Mentzer, Walter Musser, Mr. Kelsey Smith, Advisor. WSI' 5 as 10-E FIRST ROW: John Wenger, Susan Trostle, Mary Lou Weaver, Susan Wenger. SECOND ROW: Linda Stern, Faye Styer, Barbara Wein- hold. THIRD ROW: Louetta Wea- ver, Rowena Weaver, Gladys Wea- ver, Donna Styer, Carl Weaver. FOURTH ROW: Sylvia Zimmer- man, Violet Weaver, Elva Zimmer- man, Kathy Stick. FIFTH ROW: Clare Stuuffer, Leon Weaver, Donna Trego, Sarah Jane Weaver, Sharon Weller, Mary Wenger, Susan Wea- ver, Willimm Waltz, Jeff Stauffer, Mr. Keller, Advisor. SIXTH ROW: Larry Styer, Gerald Vogel, Sam Zimmerman. 10-D FIRST ROW: Joan Snader, Ilene Shirk, Mary Ann Sandoe. SECOND ROW: Lewis Northeimer, Susan Rogers, Doris Northeimer, Shary- nanne Schreiber, Gary Shirk, Carl Sensenig. THIRD ROW: Gary Pickel, Donna Peplau, Dawn Peters, Elizabeth Sandoe, Michele Sadosky, Gloria Sandoe, Sheila Ruland, Dor- lisa Rhodes. FOURTH ROW: Paul Shenberger, David Spangler, Jack Schnader, Donald Snavely, James S e n s e nig , Joyce Sinclair, Jere Shimp, Karen Ranck, Ronald Sorber, C h ar le s Reeser, Rodney Shupp, William Shirk, Eric Ressler, Mrs. Harlow, Advisor. Students learning in a relaxed atmosphere. :Sienna l FRESHMEN Hp! 9-A FIRST ROW: Donna Dombach, Cherry Lyn Brossman, Cathy Jo Beck, Teresa Buchanan, Rosella Augsburger, Jeanette Clymer, Diana Boley, Barbara Burkhart, Kathy Clark. SECOND ROW: Ingrid Berg, Anne Brubaker, Amber Houck, Sunnie Dee Bushong, Andrea Andrews, Jane Boley, Linda Buckwalter, Janice Campbell, Kathy Alwine, Ethel Buzzard. THIRD ROW: Larry Carson, Mike Benefiel, David Best, Marlin Benner, Gene Brubaker, Nathan Buckwalter, Larry Burkhart, Miss Smith, Advisor. FOURTH ROW: Bill Baxter, Rick Weaver, Eugene Eberly, Raymond Bowman, Bonnie Benfer, Terry Alleman, Terry Brubaker. Sl if 1 9-C FIRST ROW: Jane High, Ruth Irons, Sydne Irons, Janice Houck. SECOND ROW: Kris Groff, Patricia Greene, Artist Graham, Nancy Horning, Ruth Hahn, Rita Good, Sandy Gute- kunst, Lucy Horning, Marvin Harsh. THIRD ROW: John Hahn, Robert Good, Charles Heft, Glenn Hoover, Ray Good, Jeff Herr, Dennis Hunsicker, Chester Gordon, Desmond Hoover, Mr. Harrold, Advisor. FOURTH ROW: Gerald Horst, Donald Horning, Warren Good, Walter Good, Eugene Graybill, Merle Horst, Gary Halls, Paul Hepner, Charles Hertzog. Qi' a 9-B FIRST ROW: Jean Crills, Carol Fedor, Debbie Dunlap, Carol Good, Marian Eberly, Gail Gehman, Janet Good. SECOND ROW: Dawn Gehman, Linda Fry, Freda Eshelman, Mancy Fitchy, Eileen Coldren, Mary Good, Sandy Diem, Joan Esbenshade, Audrey Faust. THIRD ROW: Mike Futer, Bill Detwiler, Bill Fisher, Barry Diem, Donald Good, Menno Eby, Dan Fessler, LaVerne Good. FOURTH ROW: Ches- ter Freeman, Phil Deibler, Tony Folker, Wilmer Esben- shade, Donald Doughi, Reggie Geist, Harold Fager, Harry Eby, Sam Fritz, Mr. Garrett, Advisor. f 'L .:w 9-D FIRST ROW: Karen Kuipers, Norma Martin, Delores Kohl, Linda Ludermilch, Lucille Johnson, Grace Martin, Kathy Kauffman. SECOND ROW: Judy Lapp, Darlene Lefever, Rose Ann Martin, Ellen Lud- wig, Cherie Lees, Phyllis Martin, Jane Martin, Teir Jones, Evelyn Longer. THIRD ROW: Cynde Martin, Judy Martin, Jerry Longabaugh, Larry Law, Darwin Martin, Dale Kelley, Edward Kelly, Miss Trimmer, Advisor. FOURTH ROW: Harold Mar- tin, Mike Lease, Kenneth Lea- man, Edward Kadtke, Dale Lutz, Clarence Kemper, Bobby Martin, James McKinney. 9-E IRST ROW: Dawn Parmer, laine Overly, Nancy Overly, anice Oberholtzer, Janet Ree- er, Vivian Musser. SECOND OW: Sandra May, Ruth Ann artin, Sharyn Martin, Irene usselman, Jennifer Redcay, inda Means, Dee Ressler, olly Meck. THIRD ROW: arry Palmer, Abe Plank, nald Nelson, Robert Nolt, ichard Peachey, William essner, Kenneth Myers, Mr. atro, Advisor. FOURTH OW: Ralph Neidermyer, Ivan edcay, Fred Nolt, John Mill- r, Michael Mohler, Rodney ewton, Ted Ricker, John iller. '4?l5'3S2?? Qs A 2:31 ng. x ,nfl bvf' 3 wg' 9-G FIRST ROW: Mary Jane Wein hold, Mary M. Wenrich, Linda Weaver, Jacqueline Weidman, Beverly Wise. SECOND ROW: Ronald Wise, Stephen White, Connie Weaver, Margaret Wanner, Linda Wltwer, Judy Witmer, Sandra Weinhold, Carl Weaver, Glenn Wyble. THIRD ROW: Lamar Witmer, James Whitaker, Douglas Weaver, Karl Wentzel, Robert Yelk, Gregory Weidman, Nelson Wert, John Zimmerman, Ge- rald Trout, Robert E. Witmer, Marvin Weaver, Dale Weaver, Reginald Traugh, Edwin Wen- ger, Thomas Weaver, Jerry Sweigart, Eugene Weaver, Larry Weaver. 9-F FIRST ROW: PatriciaSchnupp, Sandra Smucker, Jane Shirk, Mary Ellen Stoltzfus, Joyce Snader, Mary Sensenig. SEC- OND ROW: Kathy Slaback, Susan Stauffer, Joyce Stauffer, Sherlyn Sauder, Sandra Snyder, June Rutt, Darlene Shirk, Jan- ice Sauder, Elaine Spotts. THIRD ROW: Cynthia Schna- der, Ruth Stoltzfus, Clair Senenig, Delmar Sauder, Rob- ert Styer, Maynard Shirk, Ray- mond Shirk, Mary Alice Stauffer, Margaret Ross. FOURTH ROW: Connie Steffy, Joseph Sturla, Richard Sado- sky, Norman Rutter, Richard Rutt, Herbert Stauffer, Kenneth Simmons, Peggy Rogers, Mr. Noble, Advisor. Class participation encourages individual learning. H' EIGHTH GRADE 8-A FIRST ROW: Marvin Brubaker, Ray Beiler, Fay Brendle, Gayle Brennerman, Lorrina Arment, Ruth Brendle, Bill Heistand. SECOND ROW: SandraBaxter, Barbara Brubaker, Lois Jean Bowman, Judy Braine. THIRD ROW: Harold Bowman, Judy Andrew, Judy Houck, Linda Beears, Susan Brelsford, Evelyn Buckwalter. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Heydt, Advisor, Roy Bauman, John Binkley, Bonnie Bressler, Garry Brown, Barbara Best, Betty Buckwalter, Brenda Brossiman, Garry Blair, David Bender, Gregory Bair. 8-B FIRST ROW: Kathy Eshelman, Jill Capatch, Irene Cebular, Carolyn Diehm. SECOND ROW: Ronald Frankhouser, Ted Finefrock, Kathryn Eber- ly, Dina Franke, Irene Fortna, Cheryl Frankhouser, Jerry Esch, Rodney Daris. THIRD ROW: Herbert Buckwalter, Bachel Duttry, Ardell Feister, Barbara Frank, Suzy Frank- houser, Lynette Burkholder, Donald Clymer. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Hess, Advisor, Tom Eshelman, David Erb, Ronald Dyer, Harold Eberly, Larry Coldren, Robert Buck- walter, Ronald Crills, Donald Dunlap, Barton Eshelman. X 'af' 8-D FIRST ROW: Barbara Hill- worth, Carol Hurst, Ruth Ann High, Mary Lou Light. SEC- OND ROW: Larry Light, Gary Kiefer, Patty Hostetter, Eileen Houck, Linda Johnson, Nelson Horst, Donald Kauffman. THIRD ROW: Richard Kiefer, Kathy Hoffert, Sylvia McCam- ant, Jane Keiser, Christina Hess, Nancy Hoober, John Kennel. FOURTH ROW: Miss Blaker, Advisor, Louis Kid- hardt, John Krieder, Frank Hersh, Landis Hibshman, Marjorie Hollinger, Richard Kiefer, Janet Horning, John Hillworth, Ray Kauffman, John Hench, Dale Herr, Tom Hoober, 8-C FIRST ROW: Donald Good, Di Ann Good, Doris Harsh, Mary Jane Ginder, Lucille Good, Bette Hartranft, Charles Good. SECOND ROW: Edna Freidly, Donna Gettel, Dorothy Harsh, Anne Graybill, Shirley Good, Barbara Heft. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Bowman, Advisor, Walt- er Gehman, Robert Gehman, Rodney Hartman, Willard Good, Donald Gochenaur, Ron- ald Gochenaur, Larry Harman, John Getz. FOURTH ROW: Orie Good, Bruce Good, Ronald Groff, Raymond Good, Allan Glassman, William Groff. 7-D FIRST ROW: Robert Law, Raymie Martin, Joann Mattis, Sylvia Martin, Glenda Little- john, Marlene Martin, Douglas McClay, George Miller. SEC- OND ROW: Larry Martin, Terry Laukhuff, Sandra Martin, Brenda Lapp, Pat Long, Linda Meashey, Edith Martzall, Dean Martin, David Lowery. THIRD ROW: Barbara Longer, Debbie Mellinger, Gloria McCamant. FOURTH ROW: Eugene Mar- tin, Robert Ma.rtin, Clefford Martin, Chester Mellinger, Richard Martin, Myrna Martin, Brenda Longer, Robert C. Martin, Clair Miller, Francis Merchlinski, Jerre Law, Mr. ' Turbedsky, Advisor. :MW 'iam - 'I 7-C FIRST ROW: Robert Hartline, Fay Haines, Rosene Horning, Martha Kilhefner, Andrea Hartranft, Donald Kurtz, Mar- lin Huss. SECOND ROW: Clair Kreider, Mark Hinzman, Linda Kauffman, Julia Keller, Martha Hess, Edith Hoover, Philip Landis, Donald Kachel. THIRD ROW: Roy Heft, Mel- vin High, Darlene Hartranft, Joyce Horst, Sandra Kern, De- lores Horning, Larry Kauff- man, David Haas. FOURTH ROW: Mark Kelley, Wilmer Horst, Barry Kirkpatrick, Franklin Hoover, Leon Hoover, Douglas Hurst, Dennis Hoch- stetler, Kenneth Kauffman, Mrs. Dissinger, Advisor. X 7-E FIRST ROW: Virginia Redcay, Sharlene Musser, Mary Lou Ream, Linda Palsgrove. SEC- OND ROW: Dana Reed, Ronald Morgan, Mary Ann Ranck, Mary Patton, Dorothy Musser, Shirley Miller, Robert Rice, Richard Ragan. THIRD ROW: Michael Patton, Roberta Ress- ler, Alice Musselman, Betty Jane Putt, Kay Penivell, Linda Remp, Charles Parmer. FOURTH ROW: Larry Paul, Amos Reiff, Marie Mohler, Stephanie Myers, Nancy Sau- der, Joann Morgan, Monica Miller, Tamara Reynolds, John Sauder, Mrs. Cassavant, Ad- visor. 7-F FIRST ROW: Sandra Stover, Mary Sinclair, Marianne Stauf- fer, Donna Sweigart. SECOND ROW: Joe Springer, Laverne Stauffer, Sylvia Singer, Libbie Trostle, Esther Stauffer, Jo- anne Snavely, Brenda Stauffer, Fred Simon, Edgar Sensenig. 1THIRD ROW: Richard Sorber, June Sensenig, Louise Shirk, 'Barbara Shupp, Denise Smith, ,Mary Schreiber, Ben Sweigart. FOURTH ROW: Harold Snyder, Douglas Stick, Dennis Spacht, Dennis Usner, Fannie Snader, Shirley Trupe, Rodney Usner, Stanley Shenberger, Dale Sin- clair, Curtis Sweigart, Mr. Mask, Advisor. Combining efforts to gain knowledge. rrrw-wi, '7-G FIRST ROW: Daryl Weaver, Adam Zimmerman, Joan Wit- mer, Karen Weinhold, Claire Weaver, Esther Weaver. SEC- OND ROW: Richard Zimmer- man, Dianne Witmer, Doris Weaver, Mary Weaver, Paula Weaver. THIRD ROW: Shirley Weltzel, Doris Zeimer, Agnes Weinhold, Carol weuer, Pat Weaver, Eva Wenger, Earl Weaver, James Weaver, Larry Witmer. FOURTH ROW: Ken Zimmisman, Eugene Weaver, William Yelk, David Woodward, Bonnie Youndt, Sara Wanner, Dawn Weaver, Carmen Wise, Tom Youndt, Gerald Zimmer- mam, William Wise, Mr. Shirk, Advisor. Q. 1. .V . .P e X a .gag -,k. , www' Q Nix' f '! . D15 5 M.. TRI. GRC'-JANIZATIONS It is students- planning working accomplishing It is fellowship 5 i SPARTAN LIS Our school yearbook, the Spartanus, is made possible through the combined efforts of the Editorial Staff, advised by Mr. Palumbo, and the Business Staff, with Mr. Martin as their advisor. Members of the Editorial Staff worked many hours in the actual production of the yearbook. Students on the Write-up, Layout, and Typing staffs found it necessary to work together in order to make this publication more enjoyable to you. For the first time this year the Spar- tanus editors had the privilege of attending the Columbia Press Yearbook Conference in New York. Many new ideas were obtained there which aided in the yearbook's production. ,I - Write-up staff proofreading the copy. Barbara Styer, Ann Futer, Susie King, Carolyn Gehman, Editor in Chief, Paula McCoy, Nancy Finch, Sandy Bair, Joanna Showalter. csv , Wayne Zook and Marilyn High, Layout Editors, discussing a possible layout. Typing Staff pounding out last minute copy: Faye Eby, Nancy Khol, Susan Kurtz, Thelma Hoober, Editor, Sandy Good, Miriam Nolt. The Editors discussing ideas. The Editorial Staff going to Columbia Scholastic Press As s o c i atio n Conference in New Yorkg Garolyn, Gehman, Wayne Zook, Marilyn High, HarrietSpringer, Thelma Hoober, Mr. Palumbo, Advisor. Layout Staff checking for Mistakes: Jeff Lowry, Jack Musselman, Bob Groff, Neil Dyer. Thelma Hoober, Typing Editorg Bob Seidhof, Junior Layout Editorg Harriet Springer, Junior Write-up Editorg Carolyn Gehman, Editor-in-Chiefg Marilyn High, Layout Editor, Judy No n n e n m o c h e r , Assistant Editorg Wayne Zook, Layout Editor. We're on our way . . Business Managers, Nancy Duck and Darla Zoll look over some receipts. Tell-A-Tower Tell-A-Tower News, our school newspaper, is published by the students of Garden Spot High School eight times a year. Students in grades nine through twelve are eli- gible for the staff 5 membership being purely volun- tary. Through the diligent efforts of the students, TAT again won firstprize from the Columbia Scho- lastic Press Association. NJPN Photographers Fred Priebe, and Earl Martin work together to make the newspaper more interesting with on-the-spot action shots. Reporters, Janet Braine, Nancy Wise, Paula McCoy and Barbara Styer, take down assignments. Carol Ann Weaver, Feature Editor, JohnSheaffer, Associate Editorg Pat Artz, Editor-in-Chief, Peggy Halsey, Associate Editorg and Marilyn Wea- therbee, Sports Editor, make plans before starting work on a new issue. Editorial Staff members are: FIRST ROW: Michele Sadosky, C h r i s ti n a Stauffer, Nancy Finch, Amber Houck, Herma Weaver, Linda Jones, Judy Newswanger, Carol Ziemer. SECOND ROW: Janet Styer, Tom Leininger, Miss Witman, Advisor, Karen Lane and Susan Luek. .1- ,QI Kurtz, subscription manager, up an advertising poster. QLIILL AND SCROLL Quill and Scroll is an international Honorary Society for high school journalists. The aim of this society is to encourage individual achieve- ment in journalism and associated fields. With Miss Witman as their advisor, members of the society met once a week to prepare articles for local newspapers. All major activities per- taining to our school were covered by the five students. In this manner, citizens of the com- munity were kept aware of the many items of interest within Garden Spot High School. To be eligible for membership a student must be a junior, or senior, who has done outstanding work in some phase of creative writing and must be recommended by the advisor of a school publi- cation. Members of both the TAT and SPART- ANUS are eligible. Recommendations must then be approved by the National Quill and Scroll so- ciety. T A T Business Staff FIRST ROW: Jackie McCoy, Diane Davis, Anita Glass, L-Louise Her- man, Joyce Busser,Sandy Good, Carolyn Gehman, Sandy Burd, Ruth Ann Martin, Cheryl Reynolds, Nancy Kohl, Faye Styer, Mary Jane Johnson, Gloria Mull. SECOND ROW: Linda Plank, Johan Wilhelm, Linds Lied, Bonnie Stief, Susan Kurtz, Mr. Yost, Advisor, Tom Leininger, Erma Myers, EarlaMae Rutt, Sandy Bair, Carole Bomberger, Lynn Dussinger. The Advisor and members of Quill and Scroll: Pat Artz, John Sheaffer, Miss Witman, Advisor, Carolyn Gehman, Janet Styer, Paula McCoy. Senior High Student Council FIRST ROW: Judy Nonnenmocher, Jackie McCoy, Barbara Hollinger, Roy Brandau, Peggy Halsey, Mike Lauria, Carol Ann Weaver, Carolyn Gehman, Sandra Bair, Paula McCoy. SECOND ROW: Larry Weaver, Leon Weaver, Kenneth Martin, Francesco Ciampa, Honorary Member, Wilbur Horning, John Sheaffer, Joanna Showalter, Ronald Williams, Jeff Lowry, Miss Troxell, Advisor, Jim Clymer, Susie Rogers, Clyde Wissler. Student C ounc il representatives going to the State convention in Yardley, Mike Lauria, Mr. Sherr, John Sheaffer, Francesco Ciampa. .15 -in i 405-X Lunch time dancing - one of the many council sponsored activities. I Junior High Student Council FIRST ROW: Cindy Finch, Sandra Stover, Jackie Weidman, Mike Futer, Orie Good, Karen Kuipers, Amber Houck, Ruth Irons, Henry Weaver, Sarawanner, Penny Myers, Jane Shirk. SECOND ROW: Carol McClarigan, David Lowry, Martha Brossman, David Bender, Martha Hess, Mr. Sherr, Advisor, Ronald Dyer, Jean Bru- baker. Our Student Council is one of the activities that creates a better relationship between the student body and the faculty. Here students meet to discuss ideas, plan activities, and pass legis- lation in order to promote the welfare of our school. This year the Council sponsored the school play, Sagaof Sand City , as a benefit to sponsor an exchange student next year. This play also went to Pequea Valley High School as part of an exchange program. Inthe interest of school spirit, Student Coim- cil sponsored buses to basketball games. All sports awards and other awards earned during the year by students are purchased by Council. Dancing at lunchtime has been continued this year as has the school store. Many school dances have been successfully planned by our Student Council. Although the Junior High and Senior High School have separate Councils, they co-operate by working together on many projects. Se nior Chorus FIRST ROW: Miss Smith, Director, C. Weaver, J. Stone, L. Stone, N. Wise, B. Mentzer, J. McCoy, L. Weaver, J. Musselman, L. Weaver, R. Blank, B. Bair, D. Coy, L. Brubaker, A. Futer, L. Benner, P. Slabach, K. Stauffer, F. Eby. S. Bair at the piano. SECOND ROW:B. Eb- erly, C. Tsudy, G. Hershey, B. Styer, R. Mentzer, L. Bair, E. Each, R. Althouse, J. Sensenig, E. Horst, R. Williams, B. Groff, P. Nalsey, R. A. Martin, J. Snader. Faye Eby and Sandy Bair, Senior THIRD ROW: S. Schrieber, S. Weaver, M. A. McCoy, J. Sheaffer, W. Martin, D. Martin, W. E. Arment, C. Reeser, K. Martin, J. Clymer, wagner, M. Westherbee, C. Stauffer, N. Kring. ROW: E. Gingrich, N. Kohl, J. Eshelman, B. C. Gehman, L. Richwine, F. Priebe, E. Martin, walter, J. Lowry, J. Irons, K. Lane, H. Springe M. High. Ewell, P. Bowman, B. News- FOURTH Schroll, F. Buck- r, S. King, An evening of caroling. Chorus Accompanists. This was a busy year for the senior chorus led for two years by President and Student Conductor, Fred Priebe. In 1961, the chorus, inspired by twenty-four Seniors and directed by Miss Alice Jane Smith, performed the entire Christmas portion of Handel' s oratorio, THE MESSIAH. After selling much candy, the choruses finally earned enough money to purchase electric candles to use in the Carol Service. Another new feature of the Carol Service was the selection of an Honor Soloist to sing O Holy Night . Ten seniors tried out for this enviable position and the Honor Soloist was Paula McCoy. In addition to the annual Carol Service at school, the group also scheduled three church concerts, a recording date for WGSA, and a Christmas assembly. The last event of the Christmas season was probably the most relaxing and the most fun-carolling. After Christmas, another flurry of activity began. Tryouts for County, District, and Regional Choruses were held early in 1962 and Garden Spot was fortunate in having a generous representation in these groups. Trips to the Ice Capades and to several concerts gave the chorus members a chance to rest in between their own concerts and to enjoy the fellowship of their friends. The Spring Concert took the audience on a trip around the world, and featured the Barbershop Quartet, Girls Quartet, and Double Quartet. As in the past, Sandra Bair and Faye Eby did an excellent job of accompaning the chorus. The Concert Choir's final per- formance was on May 4 in the Community Music Festival. Miss Alice Jane Smith, Director 2- .a K R-E7 i Junior Chorus FIRST ROW: Miss Smith, Director, J. Weidman, C. Beck, P. Shirk, C. Wise, J. Oster, B. Youndt, B. Bressler, M. McCoy, B. Bressler, D. St. Clair, D. Good, M. McCoy, K. Eshelman, S. Gochenauer, L. Trostle, J. Gensmer, S. Wa.nner, B. Longer, D. Eckenroth. SECOND ROW: N. Longer, D. Weaver, K. Walter, B. Ranck, J. Houck, C, Frankhouser, K. Alwine, M. Miller, J. Redcay, D. Ranck, C. Stern, S. Styer, D. Ressler, C. Finch, L. Johnson, M. Hess, S. Brelsford, E. Houck, L. Weaver. 69 THIRD ROW: M. Schreiber, D. Lefever, S. Smucker, P. Schnupp, J. Clymer, G. Martin, G. Brenneman, N. Overly, J. Snader, S. Eberly, J. Houck, P. Weaver, J. Helenthal, C. Brossman, B. Carpenter, K. Hoffert, L. Johnson, L. Bowman, D. Shirk. FOURTH ROW: L. Good, K. Slabach, A. Houck, L. Burkholder, M. Hollinger, M. Fink, S. Hess, T. Hess, L. Weinhold, E. Coldren, S. Mentzer, S. Irons, J. Sauder, P. Rogers, N. Sauder, F. Eshelman, S. Wallin, A. Rhoads. Anne Brubaker, Accompanist. FIRST ROW: P. Martin, S. Miller, S. Beiler, A. Weinhold, P. Long, M. Martin, S. Martin, S. Fox, W. Myers, D. Dussinger, M. Stauffer, A. Hartranft, B. Brubaker, G. Littlejohn, J. Mattis, L Gingrich, D. Fagar, S. Weaver, F. Snader, S. Stover. SECOND ROW: E. Martin L. Good S Musser, B. Stauffer, M. Sinclair, T. Auker, J. Sensenig, E. Weber, D. Diem, B. Shupp, D. Swei: gart, M. Ranck, J. Witmer, M. Martin, C. Wise, N. Stover, A. Newswanger, S. Martin, D. Horn- ing, B. Longer. THIRD ROW: C. Weaver, J. Fessler, D. Musser, D. Martin, B. Lapp, M. Stoltz- fus, P. Weaver, L. Martin, J. Shirk, J. Riker, S. Folker, E. Weaver. FOURTH ROW: D. Mellinger D. Stamm, C. Hurst, E. Stauffer, R. Horning, B. Ressler, N. Hoober, D. Weaver, P. Whitmore, S Nagel, L. Good, B. Martin, M. Good, B. Thomas, S. Frankhouser, J. Snavely, S. Driscoll. FIRST ROW: P. Betsker, L. Stern, J. Crills, R.Augsburger, A. Bowman, C. Lees, D. Dunlap, C. Esch, D. Davis, R. Martin, M. Thompson, B. Mentzer, K. Kauffman, G. Gehman, S. Gutekunst, J. Lapp, E. Overly, M. Eberly. SECOND ROW: P. Green, E. Augsburger, J. McCoy, C. Eberly, R. Weaver, S. Weller, S. Beck, M. Johnson, E. Newswanger, R. Stoltzfus, E. Bowman, S. Martin, D. Witwer, A. Good, S. Martin, T. Jones. THIRD ROW: E. Longer, C.Mil1er, B. Styer, C. Parmer B. Eberly, C. Martin, M. Kiefer, C. Martin, A. Musser, E. Sandoe, A. Cramer, F. Styer, B. Hollinger, D. Martin. FOURTH ROW: L. Good, S. Burd, N. Horning, E. Zimmerman, C. Ziemer D. Peplau, J. Cork, D. Northeimer, S. Martin, J. Good, P. O' Brien, C. Good, N. Kring, L. Lied i 7 X 3 R. Martin. , Boys Chorus tl E ..-'., 5 5 ir i ig gi L i E A 7 Junior Glee Club Senior Glee Club FIRST ROW: Mr. Bowman, Direc- tor, I-I. Buckwalter, R. Welk, G. Zimmerman, D. Kurtz, M. Huss, L. Witmer, R. Davis, H. Freas, D. Lowery, S. Good, Accompanist 1 S. Z i m m e r m an , Accompanist. SECOND ROW: D. Sauder, K. Beears, S. Sheaffer, P. Deibler, T. Hoober, R. Martin, D. Maclay, G. Richwine, R. Boyer. THIRD ROW: G. Weidman, K. Myers, C. Kemper, C. Miller, J. Smith, D. Best, R. Witmer, J. Herr, N. Buckwalter. Junior Band Orchestra ST ROW: Roy Brandau, Bonnie f, David Buck, Beverly Groff, y Martin, Mary Lou Weaver, e Futer, Lee Bair. SECOND : Lee Richwine, Ronald Will- s, Walter Bowman, Ralph Ment- , Larry Witmer, John Zimmer- , Paul White, Advisor. THIRD : Pamela Shirk, Fred Priebe, es Irons, John Brubaker, Sam merman, Charles Reeser. FIRST ROW: Robert Rice, Martha Hess, Libbie Trostle, John Smith, Fred Simon, Linda Fry, Beth Thomas, Ellen Ludwig, Cindy Wise. SECOND ROW: Carmen Wise, Donald Kurtz, Gale Brennman, Linda Shirk, Michael Spangler, David Lowery, Sharon Frankhouser, Dennis Hunsicker, Herbert Buck- walter, John Hench, Larry Coldren, Mr. Bowman, Director. THIRD ROW: Orie Good, Linda McCarty, Tom Eshelman. FIRST ROW: Eileen Houck, Anita Glass, Susan Hess, Mary Hess, Linda Fry, Marvin Brubaker, Robert Witmer, Barbara Best, Martha Thomas, Lynette Burkholder. SECOND ROW: Mr. Bowman, Director, Linda McCarty, Barbara Hollinger, Mary Kay Zimmerman, Martha Hess, Kathy Hoffert, Kenneth Myers, David Best, Anne Brubaker, Douglas Maclay, Mark Kelley, Pamela Shirk, Larry Coldren. THIRD ROW: Orie Good, Thomas Eshelman, Clarence Kemper, Dale Lutz, Reggie Traugh, David Lowery, Dennis Hunsicker, Clair Miller, Herbert Stauffer, Larry Witmer, John Zimmerman, Thomas Leninger. Dance Band Band ,A ,,. .f ,. . , 3 , Our junior majorettes, Holly- Lu and Melody Ann White. Mary Ann Keifer, Janice Houck, Ruth Irons, Peggy Rodgers, Mary Ann Ewell, Jane Stone, Peggy Halsey, Sandy Burd, Susan Wenger, Dee Ann Ressler, Sandy Wallin. 5 0 Drum Majorette, Judy Nonnen- mocher and Mrs. Gruver, Advisor. Y 7, X v- ,g. '10 1119377593 I Mr. Paul White, Band Director The authors take a break between acts. Mr. J. William Dean, and Mr. David Keller. School Play SAGA OF SAND CITY The Saga of Sand City was anoriginal musical comedy written by two of our faculty members, Mr. David Keller and Mr. William Dean. This musical was put on entirely by the students of our school. In addition to the regular cast, a chorus and dance team partici- pated in the production. 'Now, Jebb . . . Let me introduce myself . . . 74 You won't have no need to remember Now there, there Prospector . . Sheriff ....... Banker ........ Small Boy and Girl . Old Jeb ...... Bartender . . . Professor .... Chinaman Tim. . . Charmeen .... Three Men. . . Grandma Hoops . . Black Jack . . . Yellow Jack . . Blue Jack . . Bill Hoops . . C HORUS honey' . . . J Y- CAST How about this one? . William Sheaffer . . . . Jeff Lowry . Ronald Williams . . Philip Witmer Sara Wanner Robert Newswanger . . . Wayne Zook . . . John Sheaffer . Brenda Mentzer 1 Harriet Springer . . . James Irons Ralph Mentzer Ronald Blank . . Eileen Gingrich . . Will Brandau . Gary Carter . . Lee Bair . Fred Priebe Carolyn Gehman, Gloria Hershey, Jackie McCoy, Paula McCoy, Mary Beth Schrieber, Linda Stern, Barbara Styer, Susan Weaver, Nancy Wise, Cherry Lynn Brossman, Nancy Finch, Ann Futer, Nancy Kring, Jennifer Redcay, RichardAlthouse, Ronald Blank, Walker Bowman, Franklin Buckwalter, James Irons, Richard Martin, Wilmer Martin, Ralph Mentzer, John Musselman, Larry Weaver. 75 N ECOMING KING ohn Sheaffer ,, 4, 1 ,. fwfffk il 5-.Qs ix. X ,J gwdkri , Jigs K Q . X '5 X . s X i 3 3 q -NS QV-.. W f, 4 ,N ' x, s 'NP Y N. , . hiv ,QA 'fs Y. an x 1 b JZ 5-il M 1 Y 1 5. I' fs U 'iw C Vi QW . A Y N Q , 4 4 x , I Q lie V A 2 , X ' 3 X ' 4, 4' .f Q iw K Qt A eqgk -' - Wa. JG 5 Q Q ,V fg, if Q ,, ,V 5 J X 2, Q W ,f'- X A fs- i ' XWY1 Y , Q C up A 3 'Fd .1 fr' QUEEN'S COURT Paula McCoy Darla Zoll Mary Ann Ewell KINGS COURT Wilbur I-Iorning Francesco Ciampa Mike Lauria. 78 The contestants anxiously await the final answer from the master of ceremonies, Mr. Gamber. And the band played on Congratulations, Queen and court. NATIONAL HO OR SOCIETY Senior Hi Junior High FIRST ROW: Nancy Wise, Susan Weaver, Linda Weaver, Carol Ziemer, Karen Lane, Roy Brand Amber Houck, Sharyn Ann Schreiber, Janet Good, Dee Ressler, Elaine Overly. SECOND ROW: Searle Noble, Advisor, Anne Brubaker, Holly Meck, Kathy Slabach, Cherry Lynn Brossman, Jo Snader, Judy Newswanger, Juliann Eshelman, Susan Luek, Donna Peplau, Rita Good. THIRD RO Connie Steffy, Jane High, Connie Weber, Peggy Rogers, Cynde Martin, Richard Weaver, Karen Kuipe Beverly Groff, Susan Hess, Melba Horst, Elmeta Augsburger, Carol Good. FOURTH ROW: Jay Lea Lee Brubaker, Sam Zimmerman, Kenneth Martin, William Shirk, Donald Nelson, William Baxt Joseph Sturla, Nelson Wert, Stephen White, Douglas Jacoby, Nathan Buckwalter. 80 CLUBS Clubs unite students with bonds of interest and opinions. FIRST ROW: Patricia Artz, Gladys Blank, Lynn Dussin- ger, Erma Myers, Judy Geh- man, Carole Bomberger, Bonnie Stief, Sandra Good, Sandra Burd. SECOND ROW: Mr. Gamber, Advisor, Janet Gordon, Mary Wenger, Cindy Miller, Richard Montgomery, Kenneth Good, Sylvia Horning, Janet Beck, Joyce Krieder. Stage Craft FIRST ROW: Che ryl Reynolds, Larry Martin, Mr. Schenk, Advisor, Lyn Sweigart, Donna Trego. SECOND ROW: Barry Sensenig, Dale Ludwig, Randy Martin. THIRD ROW: Shirley Nolt,. Galen Witmer, Laverne Good. FOURTH ROW: Larry Houck, Susie Weaver, Tyler Zerbe. Radio and T.V. -ea- 3 Rifle Club Future Teachers of America FIRST ROW: Mary Ellen Cope, Barbara Schroll, Donna Peplau. SECOND ROW: Carolyn King, Ann Futer. THIRD ROW: Julie Eshelman, Susan Leuk, Karen Luek. FOURTH ROW: Earl Martin, Joanne Good, Susan Rogers. FIFTH ROW: Bill Martin. SIXTH ROW: John Folkeson, John Hutchinson, Solomon Lausch, Mr. Gamber, Advisor. FIRST ROW: Joe Stu rla, Ted Riker, Lar ry Weaver, Ronald Shrom, Gary Youndt, Bob Hurst, Lester Good, Chester Freeman, Edwin Wenger. SECOND ROW: Mr. Dean, Advisor, Fred Lando, Kris Groff, Ronald Benfer, Ronald Weaver, George Weaver, Joy Kauffman, Alf r e d Stover, Sandra May, Francesco Ciampa, Mr. Latsehar, Advisor. THIRD ROW: Bob Freeman, Larry Burkhart, Larry Carson, Nelson Wert, Samuel Esh, Donald Stahl, Bob Seidhof, John Campbell, Ray Gehman. Travel Club FIRST ROW: Rita Good, Marvin Weaver, Miss Trimmer, Advisor, Susan Stauffer, Nelson Horst, Dale Weaver, Holly Meck, Vivian Musser, Gene Brubaker. SECOND ROW: Kathy Slabach, Janet Horning, Cathy Jo Beck, Lucille Hohnson, Kathy Clark, Linda Weaver, Donna Dombach, Paul Zimmerman, Charlene Parmer, Margaret Ross, Mary Stauffer, Jacqueline Helenthal, Teri Jones. THIRD ROW: Kathy Kauffman, Susan Hess, Diana Boley, Kathy Alwine, Cherry Brossman, Barbara Burkhart, Donna Martin, Phyllis Martin, Linda Buckwalter, Rose Ann Martin, Rosella Augsburger, Sunnie Bushong, Linda Means, Carol Fedor. Future Nurses of America FIRST ROW: Beulah Shirk, Rhoda Good, Ann Louise Shirk, Cheryl Eberly, Jackie McCoy, Evelyn Hurst. SECOND ROW: Arlene Redcay, Mary Ellen Groff, Rhoda Nolt, Barbara Eberly, Kathy Stauf fer, Lonita Benner, Donna Martin. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Gehman, Advisor, Sandy Bair, Marilyn High, Willa Martin, Peggy Slabach, Barbara Eberly, Louella Hornberger, Michele Sadosky, Gloria Mull, Nancy Kring, Sharon Martin. NX-N if Industrial Arts Club FIRST ROW: Jack Schnader, Earl Horst, Barry Sensenig, Mr. Hillard, Advisor, Gary Pickel, Emerson Arment, Gary Shirk, Jere Shimp, Eric Ressler, John Wenger. SECOND ROW: Dennis Kerr, Rodney Shupp, Bill Hagey, Ken Metzler, Lyn Sweigart. Fencing Club FIRST ROW: Jim McKinney, John Miller. SECOND ROW: Ken Good, Ed Kelley, Mike Lease, Karl Wentzel, Rodney Newton, Jeff Stauffer, Sandy Smucker. THIRD ROW: Ruth Ann Stoltzfus, Cynde Martin, Janet Good, Connie Weber, Amber Houck. FOURTH ROW: Susie Printing Club FIRST ROW: John Campbell, Ronald Deshong. SECOND ROW: Stanley Graybill, James Hart, Clyde Wissler, Douglas Lorah, Ronald Blank, Robert Bair, Barry Eckenroth, William Dussinger, Floyde Frankhouser, Mr. J. Kenneth Herr, Advi so r, Rodney Shupp. Rogers, Eugene Eberly, Suzie Kurtz, Linda Witwer, Richard Montgomery, Greg Weidman , Mr. Keller, Advisor, Peggy Rogers, Lester Good, Connie Steffy, Doug Jacoby, Karen Kuipers. f Girls' Athletic Association FIRST ROW: Nancy Finch, Secretary, Johan Wilhelm, President, L- Louise Herman, Treas- urer. SECOND ROW: Linda Weaver, Peggy Slabach, Barbara Burkhart, Janice Houck, Bertha Weinhold, Anna Mary High. THIRD ROW: Ruth Irons, Susie Trostle, Connie Weber, Christine Long, Mary Ellen Wenger, Judy Nonnenmocher, Kathy Slabach, Mrs. Brandau, Advisor. Archery Club 1 l in C1 QC ,i- FIRST ROW: Cherle Reynolds, Mary Ellen Wenger, Bertha Weinhold, Johan Wilhelm, Mildred Friedly, Joyce Busser. SECOND ROW: Kathy Martin, Anna Musser, Katherine O'Brien, Kathleen Haas, Mrs. Brandau, Advisor, Arlene Redcay, louise Ressler, Linda Laukhuff, Joyce Hartranft, Herma Weaver. 85 FIRST ROW: Car ol Good, Susie Kurtz, Holly Meek. SECOND ROW: Cathy Stauffer, Dennis Hunsicker, Sharyn Schreiber, Mary Ellen Wen- ger, Richard Althouse, Brenda Ment- zer. THIRD ROW: Juliann Eshel- man, Nancy Wise, Carol Neidermyer, John Hutchinson, Mr. Yost, Advisor, Karen Lane, Susan Luek, Barbara Hollinger. Earth and Space Science FIRST ROW: Mr. Garrett, Advisorg Mr. Shirk, Advisor, Wilmer Martin, Gerald Horst, Jim Clymer, Randy Good, Eugene Martin, Curtis Weinhold. SECOND ROW: Vivian Musser, Kay Sauders, Phyllis Martin, Janet Reeser, Wayne Zook. Literary Classic Club German Club Photography Club FIRST ROW: Don Dughi. SECOND ROW: Debbie Dunlap, Mary Stoltzfus. THIRD ROW: Barry Auker, Barbara Burkhart, Louetta Weaver, Rhoda Good, Sandra Beck, Rowena Weaver, Emerson Arment. FOURTH ROW: Charlene Esch, Lou Ann Martin, Darlene King, John Wenger, Ruth Ann Stoltzfus, Mr. Hess, Advisor, Ruth King, Joy Kauffman, Andrea Andrews Ingrid Berg, Nancy Fritchy, Edwin Wenger, Leon Arment. Debating Club FIRST ROW: Joa.nne Good, John Hutchinson, L-Louise Herman, Linda Leid, Mr. Young, Advisor, Jeff Stauffer, Christine Long, Solomon Lausch, Jane Hoagland, Barbara Hollinger. 7 Peplau 1 Contemporary Math FIRST ROW: Robert Newswanger, Miss Troxell, Advisor, Ralph Mentzer, Lee Richwine, Linda Weaver, Tom Leininger, Earl Martin, Lee Bair, Ronald Williams. Geography Club ROW: Nancy Hoober, Wendy Myers, Abby Rhoades, John Kennel. SECOND ROW: Dennis Louis ' ' ' . 2 . Kxdhart, Betty Hartranft, Betty Martin, Sylvia McCamant THIRD ROW Mrs , Barbara Hillworth, Martha. Ranck, Suzanne Nagle,Ann Newswanger, Tom Hoober, :. 89 i FIRST ROW: Eric R e s s l e r , Richard Althouse, CarlWeaver, Solomon Lausch. SECOND ROW: Mr. Hillard, Advisor, Dan C affr e y , Sam Esch, Carl Houck, Barry Brubaker, Joe Martin, Neil Dyer. Hall Patrol Student Librarians FIRST ROW: Mary Good, Lou Ann Martin, Sharon Martin, Donna Trego, Brenda Mentzer, Kathy Martin, Anna Musser, Sharon Weller, Patty Betsker, Sandra Beck, Pauline O'Brien. SECOND ROW: Violet Weaver, Judy Newswanger, Mildred Hoover, Michelle Sadosky, Sandra Martin, Patty Schnupp, Lucille Hurst, Rowena Weaver, Bonnie Miller, Beulah Shirk, Carol Zeimer. THIRD ROW: Barbara Lauder- milch, Edna Newswanger, Louetta Weaver, Paul Marvel, Mary Ann Bowman, Miss Hoffman, Librarian, Ruth Clark, Miriam Nolt, Richard Althouse, Elva Zimmerman, Ann Louise Shirk. FOURTH ROW: LeonArment, Joan Snader, Diane Davis, Kathy Beck, Gladys Blank, Joyce Kreider, Judy Lapp, Charlene Brubaker, Darlene Lefever, Sylvia Zimmerman, Melba Horst, Elmeta Augsburger, Ilene Shirk, Richard Kachel. FIFTH ROW: Mary Jane Johnson, Sandy Burd, Janice Campbell, Ruth Stoltzfus, Kathy Haas, Phyllis Martin, Barbara Burkhart, Vivian Musser, Betty Martin, Darlene Shirk, Sarah Weaver, Carol Neidermyer. 90 Future Farmers of America Senior High FIRST ROW: R. G. Daugherty, Advisor, Richard Martin, Carl Gehman, Larry Weaver, Wilmer Martin, Kenneth Martin, Clyde Wissler, Warren Good. SECOND ROW: Donald Zimmerman, Leon Weaver, Gerald Allison, Wilmer Eshenshade, Glenn Wyble, Raymond Bowman, Walter Good, Richard Kachel, Roy Musser, Ivan Redcay, Marlin Benner. THIRD ROW: Earl Esch, Robert Freeman, James Martin, James Sensenig, Larry Carson, William Shirk, Glenn Hoover, Walter Musser, Kenneth Sauders, Maynard Shirk. FOURTH ROW: Laverne Martin, Fred Lando, Wayne Groff, Brent Musser, Dale Houck, Galen Witmer, Nelson Wert, Sanford Fritz, Ronald Shrom, Roy Weaver, John Campbell, Darwin Martin. FIFTH ROW: Clifford Diem, Tony Folker, Samuel Fritz, Fred Nolt, Eugene Weber, William Fisher, Douglas Weaver, Robert Mohler, Kenneth Leaman, Marvin Weaver, Robert Witwer. Junior High FIRST ROW: David Erb, Glenn Weber, Ronald Frankhouser, Lamar Zimmerman, James Musser, Roy Bowman, Mark Sensenig. SECOND ROW: Amos Good, Robert Gehman, Walter Gehman, Marvin Weber, Willard Good, Michael Wenger, William Weaver, Sanford Gehman, THIRD ROW: Robert Herr, Advisor, Larry Martin, Raymond Good, Leroy Musser, Frank Hersh, Alan Glassman, Dale Herr. I I 1 91 Chess Club L , . . FIRST ROW: Bruce Good, John Binkley, Ray Kauffman, Bill Heistand, John Hench, Bob Hurst, Nevin Hurst, John Smith. SECOND ROW: Ray Beiler, Harry Freas, Susan Belsford, Russell Beck, Norman Rutter, Fay Brendle, Donald Clymer, Judy Houck, Barry Newswanger, Roger Martin, Harold Bowman, Judy Braine, Gary Blair. THIRD ROW: Donald Stover, Joe Reer, Donald Dunlap, Gregory Bair, Steven Sheaffer, Bill Groff, Gary Shimp, Mr. Heydt, Advisor, Bill Baxter, Mervin Sensenig, Richard Peachey, Orie Good, Donald Good, Richard Rutt, Nathan Buc kwalte r , Barton Eshelman, Gayle Brennenman, Evelyn Buckwalter, Brenda Brossman. Advanced Gym Club FIRST ROW: Donald Usner, Randy Schnader, Larry Hannin, Larry Coldern, Donald Sauder, Donald Good, Jerry Esch, Donald Clymer, Mr. Weaver, Advisor. SECOND ROW: Barry Newswanger, Ronald Dyer, Ricky Meck, David Bender, George Meissner, John Hillworth, Donald Kauffman, Bill Weaver. THIRD ROW: Barton Eshelman, Mike Spangler, Ralph Nei- dermyer, Gene Brubaker, Abe Plank, Joe Sturla, Eugene Eberly, Chester Gordon, Dan Fessler. FOURTH ROW: Steve Sheaffer, Bill Messner, Tom Weaver, LaVerne Good, Raymond Shirk, Menno Eby, Mervin Sensenig. 92 Future Homemakers of America TVN I 5 5' HM. y T x ' y,x,, api' Senior High OFFICERS Ruth Graybill, President, Thelma Hoober, Vice-President, Miss Buchanon, Advisor, Evelyn Hurst, Secretary, L- Louise Herman, Treasurer, Susie Kurtz, Historian, Herma Weaver, Song Leader, Linda Weaver, County Treasurer, Mary Ann Bowman, Hostess. Junior High K., J :lr ' Y' m OFFICERS Nanc Overl Hostess' Janice Houck Hostess, Ann Brubaker, Treasurerg Dee Ann Reesler, Y Y Historian, Mr,s. Karrery, AdvisorgJeniffer Redcay, Song Leaderg Cherry Lynn Brossman, Vice- President, Connie Steffy, President, Sidney Irons, Secretary, Mrs. Krafft, Advisor. 93 SPORTS Tense Excitement Cheers Athletes working together toward one goal . . . VICTCRY Vw lr T e n s e moments for Coach Weaver. Soccer anQ.......4. Spontaneous reactions produce victorious results. Mr. Robert Weaver, in his sixth season as soccer coach, again posted a winning record. The team, captained by Douglas Stauffer, came through with six wins, four losses, and two ties, putting them in the number three position in the Lancaster County Soccer League. The All Starsg first team, Jeff Lowry, Doug Stauffer, Fred Priebeg second team, Wilbur Horning, Rick Poole and Frank Ciampa both got Honorable Mention. Spartans unexcelled. Spartans amid victory. , .. X - fr... ., - A ik- ' 1n.....'tzf ,.......g.,, ...L ..a.gh-a..- M, ,, r ... . I 1 W Varsity FIRST ROW: Jackie Snader, Rick Poole, Wayne Zook, Francesco Ciampa, Douglas Stauffer, Captain, Carl Weaver, Ken Krick, Bill Martin, Jeff Lowry, Co- Captain. SECOND ROW: Donnie Coy, Calvin Wise, Garden Spot O Garden Spot 2 Garden Spot 1 Garden Spot 5 Garden Spot 0 Garden Spot 0 Garden Spot 3 Spot 1 Garden Garden Spot 1 Garden Spot 0 Garden Spot 4 Garden Spot 1 Mike Lauria, Chick Eckenroth, Fred Preibe, Jack Evans, Wilbur Horning, Jay Leary, Alvin McCoy, Mr. Weaver, Coach. Myerstown 1 Octorara 0 Peaque Valley 1 Donegal 0 Penn Manor 2 Lamp. - Stras. 0 McCaskey 0 Peaque Valley 2 Donegal 0 Penn Manor 1 Lamp.-Stras. 1 Octorara 0 Junior Varsity FIRST ROW: Harold Fager, Bobby Bair, Richard Weaver, Tom Weaver, Mike Futer, Menno Eby, Carl Sensenig, Barry Mentzer, Mike Lease, Gene Neider- myer. SECOND ROW: Ronald Wise, Horace Groff, . . w , Don Nelson, Doug Jacoby, Paul Shenburger, Roy Brandau, Abe Plank, LaVerne Good, Don Fessler, Barry Eckenroth, Mr. Harrold, Coach. Hockey Varsity FIRST ROW: Judy Nonnenmocher, Co-Captain, Marilyn helm, L-Louise Herman, Carol Ann Weaver, Miss Smith, Weathe rby , Beverly Groff, Nancy Duck, Co-Captain. Advisory Nancy Finch, Nancy Wise, Mary Lou Weaver, Carol SECOND ROW: Peggy Halsey Peggy Slabach, Johan Wil- Good Erma M ers. , y Y The Spartanettes, coached by Miss Alice Jane Smith, ended their season with a record of six wins and two losses, which were to Peaque Valley and Hempfield. The girls finishedfourth in league standing. The team looses Nancy Duck and Judy Nonnen- mocher by graduation, leaving a host of ex- perienced juniors and sophomores to loom as strong contenders for next year's championship. Friendship with teammates brings glorious achievement. X , Teamwork creates challenging results. Garden Spot 2 Lamp.-Stras. Garden Spot 3 Warwick Garden Spot 3 Peaque Valley Garden Spot 4 Connestoga Valley Garden Spot 4 Penn Manor Garden Spot 2 Manheim Central Garden Spot 1 Elizabethtown Garden Spot 1 Hempfield J un lor Varsity ' A FIRST ROW: Janice Houck, Karen Kuipers, Linda Weaver. SECOND ROW: Janis Hoberholtzer, Janet Good, Sydne Irons, Carol Zeimer, Amber Houck, Mary Ellen Wenger, Christina Stauffer, Kathy Stauffer, Connie Steffy. THIRD ROW: Susan Leuk, Jane Hoagland, Harriet Springer, Susan Wenger, Ruth Irons. 99 Nancy Wise, Beverly Groff, Nancy Duck, Captain, Peggy Halsey, Na Varsity Cheerleaders A Cheerleader possesses: Leadership Enthusiasm School Spirit RQ! Thelma Hoober, and Peggy Slabach, an alternate. Junior Varsity heerleaders Kathy Stauffer, Susie Wenger, Mary Ann Ewell, Captain, Judy Nonnenmocher, Mary Lou I al X .,f 1' fi ,J - 1 2 K i , ' lOl . ,Q ,, , 1 Basketball FIRST ROW: Jack Evans, Wayne Zook, Jeff Lowry, Will Brandau, Jim Irons. SECOND ROW: Carl Weaver, Bill Sheaffer, Neil Dyer, John Musselman, Frank Buckwalter, Emersom Arment. THIRD ROW: David Spangler, Randy Good, Wilbur Horning, Ira Trout, Barry Auker, George Haas. Mr. Robert Watro's fine coaching ability was first seen with the varsity team this year. Although handi- capped by a lack of players, the cagers displayed fine teamwork. The e xp e r i e n c e shown by this year's Spartans will surely lead to an even stronger team next year. Coaches, Mr. Robert Watro, Varsity, and Mr. Ray Huber, Junior Varsity, discuss new team tactics. 102 A sudden release of energy 1 l Wrestlin ml.,- FIRST ROW: Virgil Bieler, Tony Faulker, Ronald Blank, ROW: Tom Finch, David Hillard, Calvin Wise, Jim Hart, Horace Groff, Donald Coy, Charles Eckenroth. SECOND Ricky Poole, Larry Carson. In the fall of 1960, Mr. Robert Weaver intro- duced wrestling to the sports agenda of Garden Spot. Stressing fundamentals and basic holds, the teams first season was strictly hard work and several practice matches, all pointing toward the fall of 1961. Coach Weaver offers words of advice and urges desired victory. Ten matches were scheduled for the teamsfor the season. Coach Weaver and his Spartan grapp- lers are to be commendedforthe patience and in- terest they have shown, in order to add this popular sport to our Inter-Scholastic program. --,A-NNN IO4 Tense concern for team mates outcome. xy fb? Q, Q , ,fs f sf' Mr. Dean explains scoring to Joe Sterla, Gary Shirk, and Bill Hagey. its Q Q Q Joy Kauffman and Donald Stahl inspect parts of the rifle. Rifle Team Mr. Latrchar poses with Bob Seidhof, George Weaver, and Ronald Weaver, Bob Hurst, and Dick Montgomery demon Ronald Shrom. strating shooting technique. Lester Good Chris Groff Robert Freeman Individual achievement leads to team victory 4 i I07 Varsity Tenni Jim Irons strains to return a ball. FIRST ROW: John Musselman, Jim Irons. SECOND ROW: Mr. David Heydt, Coach, John Sheaffer, Will Brandau, Fred Priebe. Mr. David Heydt's 1961 season of three wins and six losses had some fine individual efforts. Jim Irons and John Musselman had identical records of six wins and two losses. The doubles team of Fred Priebe andJ im Irons had six wins and one loss for the season. This duo also became semi- finalists in the Lancaster County Doubles Tournament. If in the Spring of 1962 Coach Heydt is all smiles, it is because these three will return to form a nucleus for what is hoped to be a strong team. A firm handshake assures sportsmanship. 108 Coordination and skill- Components of an Athlete Ba eball Varsity Rick slides in for a home run. Junior Varsity FIRST ROW: Leon Arment,Jere Shimp, Lesley Sw e i ga r t, Carl Sensenig, Alvin McCoy. SECOND ROW: Kenny Krick, David Buch, Paul Shenberger, Dwaine Alle- gief, Mr. Hillard, Coach. FIRST ROW: Tyler Zerbe, Larry Beck, David Hillard, Rick Poole. SECOND ROW: Jim Hart, Harry Peachey, Jeff Lowry, Richard Stevens, Wilbur Horning, Mr. Weaver, Coach. Coach Bob Weaver'sSpartans had a season's record in 1960 of four wins and four losses. Garden Spot finished third in Section III, two games behind champion Solanco. Jeff Lowry led the team in hitting with a lusty 380 average, followed by Wilbur Horning and Don Sweigart, both with 333 averages. Catch that ball! Ken. - Strategy and Practice Produce a good team Girls' Tenni C, I 561 XXL . yin. FIRST ROW: Nancy Wise, Christine Stauffer, Susan Leuk, Carol Ziemer. SECOND ROW: Mary Ellen Cope, Marilyn Weatherby, Ruth Rank, Faye Eby, Rose Baldwin, and Mrs. Clio Brandau, Coach. The girls with only two years of experience showed real fight, by earning three wins and losing five. Mrs. Clio Brandau feels that with the experience gained by the girls this year, the coming seasons are very promising for our team. Players get ina fewpractice hits. G.S. G.S. G.S. G.S. G.S. G. S. G.S. G. S. H2 4 , The proper technique is illustrated to Faye Eby by Coach Brandau. Solanco 2 Penn Manor 5 Donegal 7 Manheim 1 Central Warwick 6 E-town 6 Lanc. 2 Country Day Hempfield 4 1 Girls' Softball Q. Miss Blaker demonstrates pitching technique. G.S. 20 G.S. 14 G. S. 11 G.S. G.S. 19 F I Penn Manor Lanc. Catholic Sheafferstovlm Penn Manor Lanc. Catholic FIRST ROW: Mary Ellen Wenger, Linda Leid, Jackie McCoy, Nancy Wilhelm, Peggy Halsey, Christine Long, Sandy Davis, Peggy Slabach, Paula McCoy, I-Ierma Weaver. SECOND ROW: Miss Clara Blaker, Coach, L-Louise Herman, Edith Beck, Johan Wilhelm, Mary Ann Keifer, Janet Good, Marie Bretch, Pat Artz, Margie Hollinger, Kathryn Huyett, Fern Glass. Finishing the season with five wins and no losses, the girls softball team, coached by Miss Clara Blaker, upheld their record of being undefeated for three consecutive years. The future of the team looks bright for the coming seasons. Kathy Huyett alert and ready for the ball. 15 3 8 2 14 Mary Ann Keifer is all set for a home run. Sincere kindness' 1 advice pi 'feelings to others Strengthens School in Spirit Friendship. Fellowship is . . . 0 l K l 4 l f ' l l i - X o . . . smiling faces of friends sharing their hopes i0YS l disfappointments.. 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Good Chester Graybill Ronald Groff Mr. Sz Mrs. Parke Groif Mrs. Ralph Grubb Mrs. Elizabeth Hannan Mrs. John Harry Mr. Elmer Harting Rod Sz Reggie Hartman Mr. Sz Mrs. Gilbert Hartranft, Jr. Mr. Sz Mrs. Ralph Hartranft, Sr. Mr. Sz Mrs. Melvin Hatfield Mr. Sz Mrs. Luke Heft Barbara Heistand Bill Heistand Mr. Sz Mrs. Willis Hench Rev. Sz Mrs. A. M. Herman Dr. John N. Martin Mr. Sz Mrs. Lewis Martin Mr. Sz Mrs. Luke W. Martin Menno Martin Mr. Sz Mrs. Paul L. Martin Mrs. Ruth Martin Wayne S. Martin Mr. Sz Mrs. John Mask Mr. Sz Mrs. McCarty Mrs. Margaret McWilliams Mr. Sz Mrs. Ivan Mellinger Sz Sons John B. Mentzer V Mr. Sz Mrs. Ralph Mentzer Mr. Sz Mrs. Allen Miller Mr. Sz Mrs. Robert P. Simon Sinclair's Bike Shop John M. Slator Mr. Sz Mrs. Arthur Slick Rev. Sz Mrs. Robert Smock Mr. Sz Mrs. Daniel E. Snader J. Ronald Sz Betty Specht Mr. Sz Mrs. Springer Mr. Sz Mrs. A. W. Stauffer Donald A. Stauffer Ivan W. Stauffer John G. Stauffer Mr. Sz Mrs. John H. Stauffer John W. Stauffer Mr. Sz Mrs. Lester Stauffer Grace Stokes Mr. Sz Mrs. George J. Storb Mr. Sz Mrs. John Styer Mr. Sz Mrs. Glen Sweigart Mr. Sz Mrs. Jolm H. Trego, Sr. Janet M. Trimmer Elizabeth Troxell Mr. Sz Mrs. Charles Trupe Joe Tucker, Sr. Mr. Sz Mrs. Russell Wallace Mr. Sz Mrs. Jolm Wagner Mr. Sz Mrs. Albert Weatherby C. H. Weaver Sz Family Mr. Sz Mrs. Clarence E. Weaver Mr. Sz Mrs. Daniel Weaver Mr. Sz Mrs. Edward C. Weaver Helena B. Weaver Hilda Weaver Mrs. Verna Miller Mitchell Sz Ruth Frank Mohler, Jr. Mr. Sz Mrs. Don Montgomery Harvey Gehman Musser Mrs. Ira Musser Mr. Sz Mrs. Norman Weaver Margaret Sandoe Musser Mary Esther Newswanger Hettie Newswanger Mr. Robert Newswanger Mr. Sz Mrs. Noble Mr. Sz Mrs. Richard S. Weaver Mr. Sz Mrs. Robert C. Weaver Mr. Sz Mrs. E. B. Weber Mr. Sz Mrs. Henry L. Weber Mr. Sz Mrs. Jay Weber Mr. Sz Mrs. John Weber Paul Weber Mr. Sz Mrs. Richard Weber Mr. Sz Mrs. David Weidner Mr. Sz Mrs. Clyde Weinhold Lydia Ami Nolt H. W. Oberholzer Jay G. Oberholzer Mr. Sz Mrs. Parsches Mr. Sz Mrs. Earl Pierce Mr. Sz Mrs. Earl Platt Dr. Sz Mrs. Raifensperger Alice Randow Mr. Sz Mrs. A. R. Reiisnyder James Ressler Mr. Sz Mrs. Robert Ressler Mr. Sz Mrs. F. C. Reutenauer Mr. Sz Mrs Leon Richwine Mr. Sz Mrs. George A. Rutt Mr. Sz Mrs. Harold Rutt Mrs. Edna Wenger Dr. Sz Mrs. Louis E. Williams Mr. Carol Wingenroth Catherine N. Winters Henry Wise Mr. Sz Mrs. John H. Wise Mr. Alvin Wissler Charles Witrner Mr. Sz Mrs. Robert E. Wright Zerbe Sisters Sz Curly Mr. Sz Mrs. Christian Zimmerman Marvin M. Zimmerman, Esquire Mr. Sz Mrs. Marvin M. Zimmerman Mr. Sz Mrs. Clarence Zoll Sz Family The 1962 Spartanus Staff expresses their gratitude to the following business sponsor who contributed a full page NEW HOLLAND MACHINE COMPANY The 1962 Spartanus Staff express the1r gratltude to the followmg busmess sponsors who contnbuted a half page ESBENSHADE 8m HIGH FUNERAL HOME PENN DAIRIES, INC. The 1962 Spartanus Staff expresses their gratitude to the following business sponsors who contributed a fourth of a page. A. O. Smith B. Z. Mellinger Dutchman's Diner Girvin's Flowers John S. Sauders Leroy L. Hollinger Lichty Bros. Loht 81 Hutchinson New Holland Planing Mill, Inc. New Holland Sales Stables, Inc. Success to the Class of '62-Bickels Potato Chips Sam Rubinson Samuel S. Gerhart The Sportsman Shop Tshudy's Barber Shop The 1962 Spartanus Staff expresses their gratitude to the following business sponsors who contributed an eighth of a page. A. G. Oberholtzer's Garage A. Harland Good Dry Cleaning A.R. Sensenig A. W. Stauffer 8: Sons, Inc. Allegras Beauty Shop Allen Musser, Appliances Arthur G. Stubbs, Insurance Blue Ball Bowl Charles M. Shirk, Trucking C. H. Kauffman, Hardware Churchtown Supply Co. Clair's Barber Shop C. M. Good Fuel Oil 8: Coal Coldrens Store C. W. Strock David M. Burkholder, Inc. Dick's Amoco Dickinson's Garage East Earl Garage Fred H. Yoos Garage Good's Furniture gl Appliances Groff Buick Groff's Hardware Groff's Potato Chips Harting's Bakery H. Clair Musselman Helen's Beauty Salon H. J. Mast General Store Hockman's Motor Express Honey Brook Cleaners Iron's Good Market J. Herbert Ewell J. J. Newberry Co. John B. Sauders John B. Zimmerman John J. Musser, Appliances Kuipers Bros., Inc. Leroy W. Groff Martin's Hardware M. A. Trimmer's Store M. C. Cut Rate Miller's Studio M. S. Sensenig Musselman Bros. Musser's Furniture Store M. W. Martin 8: Sons New Holland Cut Rate New Holland Paint Store Palmer's Painting 8: Paperhanging Patton Body Shop Paul Hurst 8: Sons Ralph T. Good Roberta's Shenk Bros. Stauffer's Drug Store Stauffer's Furniture Terre Hill Silo Co. Terre Hill Snack Bar Tom's Bakery Twin Kiss Walter T. Wenger Weavers' Poultry Weaver's Memorial Weber's Service Station Wenger's Flowers, Inc. WGSA Radio Station Wrights' Bakery W. W. 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