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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1963 volume:

I ------4' A --. - Y,-. V- ..Y---,Yi,....V.., ., ,,,,--,-, ,-,-A,, ,,...,,, .NY , ,, L1 E w Z: fx .mx ' A , ,,., ff Ike C f ffff I ,- 'I --.Jw jk 41- Hi, f- 31 M. gf! KCL R. K7 N s 1, A Y,4,,,, , M ., ,rx-NK -7 X, U V na 'f!!.,..-J! , , 1. -awww - ,ff H0 'I Q W - ' 'Q mmq ,K mi aging .4 WZ 4- mf.. f . ' SPARTANUS Annual Publication of Garden Spot High School Eastern Lancaster Coungf Joint School District New Hollanaf Pennsylvania 1963 - Volume 6 FoREWoRD The Spartanus is the deserqotion interpretation reflection of Garden Spot. The Spartanus is not onhf who what wheng The Spartanus is the profile of individual moods attitudes which combine to forrn the vital spirit of Garden Spot. THIS IS THE 1963 SPARTANUS we feel the moods CONTENTS of Appreciation 4 of Education 6 Administration 8 Faculty 10 School Staff I4 of Participation 16 Features of Contribution 30 Activities 32 Clubs 46 of Competition 62 Athletics of Development 100 Underclassman of Graduation 120 Seniors 3 .-l- In Gratjul Recognition Mr. David C. Keller Mr. J. William Dean 4 of Time. . .' Service. . . SeQ' fi. To those who so easily adapted themselves and their moods to us. APPRE CIA TI ON The student body would like to express its sincere appreciation to you for showing us the importance of originality of thought and exp r e s s io n .I You have, through your interest in us, stimulated us to broaden our cultural and intellectual understanding. Outside the classroom you have always been per- sons to whom we could go with our problems, or per- haps to share the latest joke. In the classroom you make our day more enjoyable with your humor and personalities. Our many thanks to you for being some one whom we can count on not only as teachers, but as advisors and friends. 5 Relaxing, Mr. Keller awaits his next class. Mr. Dean lectures to his students. Personal advice is given to Landis Hibsh- men, Orry Good, and Bruce Good by Mr Keller. Getting off the subject - Mr. Dean adds humor to his class. A teacher transferrin g ideas knowledge experience A student seeking understanding purpose truth Together enjoying laughter discussion achievement creating the moods of. . . ED UCA TION X AFL L '. Q, 451 ' .Qs , - - wx Sq, -, W.. il I Y '14 '91, , El X X X T y f he u X HQ A 511721. 'pl . xv. .-W--N fr, ' , fiiil A , A O The officers relax during a lull in the meeting, 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 hasin the operation of our school. The entire board consists of five men representing each of the six townships. These men are Earl Deibler, Monroe Good, Arthur Stubbs, Howard Spotts, and Clayton Good elected from Breclmock Township, James Hay, William Trope, Percy Weller, Harvey Overly, and Charles Thomas delegated from Caernarvon Township, Eugene Burkholder, John Willwerth, Paul Sweigart, Parke Dunlap, and Jacob Wise representing Earl Township, 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. C. 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 main- tenance and operation of this school. To do this efficiently, three committees are set up within the board. The Education and Finance Committee is responsible for securing all funds necessary to promote better education and to carry out all operations in the school. To incur smooth operation 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. Together these committees work to produce an efficient school system that will enable the students to gain and to use much knowledge. 9 I FA CULTY M Mrs. Bergstresser Mr. Bowman Mrs. Brandau Language Music Health Miss Blaker Mrs. Bowman Phys. Ed. Reading While aiding in the increasemenz' of knowledge, outside the Mr. Brandau Business Ed Mrs Brelsford English ilk Mr Carey Language Mr Daugherty Vo Ag Mr Dean Soc Studies Mr. Firestone Soc. Studies Mrs. Dissinger Mr. Gamber Reading English , 'K .. X A, Q v Mr. Gentzler Mr. Greer Mr. Herr Mrs. Hess Geo.-Sci. ' English Industrial Arts Geo.-Sci. Mrs. Good Mrs. Harlow Mr. Herr Mr. Hess Homemaking Language Vo. Ag. Biology classroom the teachers serve as our advzsors, parents, and frzends. Mr. Heydt Miss Hoffman Mr. Keller Mrs. Kennedy English Librarian Art Business Ed. Mr. Hillard Mr. Huber Mr. Kenepp Mr. Latschar Industrial Arts Soc. Studies Science Industrial Arts 1 ,pf ' K I I H N, X 15' K . s A yt A af' 9 In S -- M E .,1 6 Q 1 ' V f . K .1 l. 1 ,gffi Y' x .J x v A x if 44 A v 2k . -i f E 1 5 W E ,W,5 I5 E I wx , 5' .., , gl ' H... .W U 1 - ' amm- ,.,. ,. , 'Q Q ' fs, f. f rv' ts K ,. fha-9' , ,,. NK f Mr. Loewen Miss Mamula Mr. Mask Mr. Palumbo Phys. Ed. Q. Art Math Special Ed. Miss MacPherson Mr. Martin Mrs. McKivett Homemaking Business Ed. Math Soc Our teachers are Izvzng examples- Mr. Sherr Mr. Sigler Mr. Smith Guidance Counselor Math Chem.-Phys. Mr. Reynolds Mr. Shirk Miss Smith Mrs ' Math Geo.-Sci. Music Home: E . l SA iv l Q . ANAL! X X .fix E X is K f 1 is.. Mr. Somerfield Mrs. Strausser Miss Troxell Mrs. Watro English English Math Business Ed, Mr. Stockton Miss Trimmer Mr. Turbedsky Mr, Wat,-0 Phys. Ed. Soc. Studies Geo.-Sci. Driver Ed. not onbf do they teach by woral but zn deed Mr. Weaver Miss Witman Mr. Yost Phys. Ed. Guidance Counselor Soc. Studies Mrs. Weaver Mr. White English Music 1615. 01 is Mr. Wood, Jr. Mr. Young Math English . I ' si ' K . Q a Y. si X v i g - i Q tggo l,. ggoggr og J E gggggogt ..-qv -ff -E w 2 fzsfg Q? 33 K Mr. Freeseman Mrs. Gehman Mr. Good Business Manager School Nurse Mrs. High Dietitian 9. M f 'Q ,A fikwx 'E . L35 F' 4-5 ' f:i:.fSs'2S,?g M11 sq? 1 Us Q 'Y :, f V J? 4 Q 46 R' Q + as y s 'i 2 is f X X Head Custodian Dr. Foust Dr. Williams School Physician School Dentist CHOOL STAFF Miss Good Mrs. Macomber Secretary Secretary Mrs. Brubaker Mrs. Kriwer Mrs. Kelley Secretary Secretary Library Clerk i f 5 1 r ,- Custodial Staff Mr. Good Mr. Grubb Mr. Sandoe Mr. Stauffer Mr. Weaver Mr. and Mrs. Wetzler Mr. Good, head custodian, checks the boilers The cafeteria staff works hard to prepare lunch for the whole school. The bus drivers get ready to take the kids home. Bus Drivers Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Glick Sandoe Weaver Dillen Landis Hunsecker Martin W. Shirk Snader Witmer W. Shirk G. Shirk Groff Richwine Jr. 3 Mrs. Harden Cafeterial Staff Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs. Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. High Ames Bender Brendle Byens Coldren Good Jacoby Johnson Kreider Kurtz Gehman Ludwig Martin Sweigart Weaver Zook Mr. Blakemore Working together- a boy a girl a teacher Sharing excitement anticipation pride in achievement Experiencing friendship happiness serious rnornents- PARTICIPATION . wi . 5 I. HOMECOMING Golden H arvest Sponsored by the SPARTANUS EDITORIAL STAFF Jackie McCoy and Jerry Troop experience the friendly atmosphere of the dance at the door as they receive their tickets from Susie Kurtz. Expectations of floating images ana' swirling skirts 1711 arrivals with eagerness. Guests get into the mood of the dance as the evening progresses by recalling memorable occasions of past years. .a K.. '-1 fm Q n , Aw. 1 me j J W 4 ,ff A 'S ii! iifiiiag As the night continues, participants also have a chance to swing. The Tune-Stylists provide superb entertainment throughout the evening. The male chorus made up of former GS students, Bob Newswanger '62, Melvin McGinnis '61, Tom Overly '60, Don Hollinger '59, Gordon Plank' 58, George Dissinger '57, and Mr. Gamber, master of ceremonies, render a song for the audience. Coronation ofa king and a queen is the fnale of an evening of delighjul variations. Homecoming King and Queen Roy Finch and Nancy Finch, surrounded by their court, Calvin Wise, Kathy- Stauffer, Lynn Dussinger, and Charles Eckenroth. 21 SCHOOL MUSICAL Mr. Keller, Miss Smith, and Mr. Dean checking the script. ' The young thespians take time out during dress rehears- al. C.Weaver, J. Stone, N. Kring,J. Smith, B. Mentzer, N. Wise, C. Brossman, R. Brandau, E. Gingrich, J. Zimmerman. Ma Potterjs Kingdom by D. C. Keller dt J. W Dean Ma. Potter's Kingdom was an original musical comedy written by two faculty members, Mr. Keller and Mr. Dean. Miss Smith assisted in accompanying the orchestra while Miss Mamula designed and executed the sets with the help of the stage craft club. Mr. Yost aided in the role of stage manager. The plot was of a cleaning woman, Ma Potter, who disapproved the violence typical of a play, decided to write a play of her own omitting all violence. The story takes place in the throne room of a medieval castle. This musical was put on entirely by the students of our school. In addition to the regular cast, a chorus, orchestra and a dance team, participated in the production. Ma Potter ......... Brenda Mentzer Queen Scoldoro . . . . . .Jane Stone King J ustino . . . . . .Will Brandau Prince Ned .......... Nancy Wise Counselor .... . . .John Smith Wizard ............ Cherry L. Brossman A Baroness . . . . . .Jackie McCoy Queen of Western Clime . . .Eileen Gingrich Lady Gwyn . . . . . .Christ Stauffer Prince Handsomoso ..... John Zimmerman Princes Grace . . . . Carol Weaver Dancers ......... N. Finch, K. Kuipers, L. Dussinger. Princes Edna . . . . .Nancy Kring Page Girls . . . . .S. Wanner Page Boy . . . . Tom Hoober B. Bressler Chorus: D. Martin, M. Schreiber, L. Stern, S. Weaver, G. Hershey, K. Stauffer, H. Springer, L. Johnson, S. Brelsford, B. Bressler,J. Stauffer, J. Herr, B. Siedhof, M. Futer, D. Martin, K. Martin, W. Martin, D. Dughi, and L. Weaver. Orchestra: B.Best,A. Brubaker, B.Groff, L. Plank, M. Weaver, P. Shirk, D. Best, L. Brubaker, B. Witmer, D. Hunsicker, J. Brubaker, S. Zimmerman, L. Witmer, R. Witmer, W. Heistand, and T. Leininger. 22 The wizard, Cherry Lynn Brossman, concncts some last minute back stage black magic. One of the scenes which you would not see in the finished play. Cherry Lynn Brossman John Smith, Nancy Wise, and Roy Brandau. John Brubaker and Nancy Wise dis- Y John Smith relaxes back stage only moments before the opening curtain. ROY Brandau relieves back stage jitters with a neat trick. cuss last minute preparations. Kllxlu x ,rf Q- ,fi . U, - I-was f - , 34353 e ssrh A . r if Y ,sf-' Q1 -o i o Biff ... sw. , , Q . :AQ ,. ,E if ,S L LL L Mm., m or ' , J , Q82 W A were ,A h-' i jf i Stiff.. we, , is 'Q - .mi W W, . . ,- f ,,.. ,Q W fi ' -WMWQA - f:..:...14+'lw ' , .. , '- .Q ::' , ,7 iw - e 37- 15 7 'wr-'I , V .:..-:-, , K K .5 f , , ,..., -'ifs3gi,J9m.,sf1ffy? on N in New .ew XF .si ., MSW is W W:-f. . 'qw ,,-- -- me ,. 7. .,. NE' Girls keep fit in a routine consisting of rythmic exercises. Gym Show Gymnasts secure spotlight as they execute Mr. Stockton, Advisor, and Phys. Ed. Dept. Nancy Finch in the midst of her routine. I Charlene Palmer vaults horse with great ease. 24 7 n 1' -.' . ,. 1 . I ,.. ' L CWA I WA. -.ifiih fft ,V , 441 , ,L,,.N.f'f el , if sb , i lg. eg , 5. ,V . W SKY g za, 4 5-nwy r. -, Q. f Ji-f-swam U 0 ,1 -vw- ,. it 4 'V xfimwyq- www-11 MA Y DA Y Excitement reigns throughout Sponsored by the Junior Honor Society May Day King and Queen . . . JA CK EVANS AND SUSAN WEA VER 26 e Coronation and the dayis' activities. Pie throwing adds excitement to the outside activities. i-H92 MQ, R ' A-533' . V ,Q 0 o g,ng,,gJ,15 , 1 'L :gif .Ai L' ' A31 Q3 'Q ,A , P' Q ,Q ' 'S fli g f? Q 'i-A . it ' ' 5 4 5?'?f f1-1 HV: f Jack Evans and Susan Weaver in the midst of their comedy skit. If if ,as- Mr. Dean auctions off teachers' services as Mr. Brandau keeps a record of sales. I Enjoy Being a Girl, Jackie McCoy displays her singing ability in competition for May Day Queen. 27 A fast number by Mike Terry and the Continentals adds zest. Prom Oriental wif-s-, :ff liifiilf' s K , X , ' sl' s fi' 1 1 Sponsored by the Class of '63, Mrs. Bergstresser advisor .Xa S S .xy Z, 95' 31 ,Z 3' Q 'i Ohijo Maru, Karen Kuipers greets guests John Sheaffer and Susie Kurtz. All else fades into oblivion but Carol Bomberger and Leslie Sweigart. Gardens A Boy and Girl young, smiling inside, earefulhf serious face, proud of each other Enjoying the evenings atmosphere Melvin McGinnis and Lynn Dussinger glide gracefully across the floor. Expressing ourselves with word song deed Sharing all our work pleasures accomplishment Combining our thoughts ideas talents to form a mood of. . . CON TRIB UTI ON lun '44-4. M fi, , w.,,5 if ,ffyrqx Pu I J' -ik s 3 5' x41 A6 F ,. ,sf Editor-in-chief, Harriet Springer, pictured center, discusses the completed senior section with Susie Wenger, Susie Trostle,and Joanne Good. SPARTANUS Mr. Palumbo, Editorial Advisor Mr. Martin, Business Advisor L ey KX?-5 diff, .W ,MW NN Caption writers, Bev Groff, Floyd Frankhouser, Mary Lou Weaver, and Nancy Finch, try to coin unusual phrases. 32 N4-awry - an Portrayal of the moods . the school year . Terry Weaver, Susie Kurtz, and John Folkeson try to achieve an interesting layout in accordance with the Spartanus theme. , 4 14 , l V Lynn Dussinger and Carole Bomberger proof finished pages as Erma Myers types up a new page. expressed during requires combined effort. Carol Zie mer, Spartanus business manager, Carole Bomberger, Dwight Shimp, Mr. Martin, adviser, and Lynn Dussinger look over last year's advertis- ing section for possible prospects. Mr. Palumbo enjoys a moment of relaxation during a busy day of photographing activities. ivy' Various ideas for creating the moods of the Homecom- ing Dance which is sponsored the Spartanus are dis- cussed by Bev Groff, Harriet Springer, Mary Lou Weaver, Nancy Finch, Erma Myers, Carole Bomber- ger, Susie Trostle, Lynn Dussinger, and Joanne Good. '.,,,, do ' M W... After lining up the band shots from the roof of the school, Carole Bomberger, Erma Myers, and Terry Weaver check on the next activity. Linda Beears, Carol Ziemer, David Spangler, Amber Houck, Karen Lane, and Jeff Herr make plans before starting work on a new issue. The TA T produces a creative ,lit T ELL-A -TO WER Miss Witman, Editorial advisor Mr. Martin, Business advisor X Vx Reporters: Donna Peplau, Herma Weaver, Floyd Frank- houser, Susan Luek, and Ann Brubaker take down assign- ments. Miss Witman and the editors rush to the print shop: Marilyn Weath- erby, Carol Ann Weaver, Peggy Halsey, Rick Poole. Louetta Weaver, Rick Weaver, Brook White, Linda Weaver, Linda Peplau, and Donna Martin refer to the files for ideas for the coming issue. record of student Iy'e and strives for Iiterarypeffection. Mr.Martin, Johan Wilhelm, Erma Myers, Lynn Dussinger, Ca.role Bomberger, and Suzie Kurtz prepare to send issuses of the TAT to alumni. Q l l Z K 'R O l Z The aim of this society is to encourage individual achievement Miss Witman, advisor w M rw -L . . E MJ sw' , ' . ' . ' ,Q vf' in Journalism and associated fields. FIRST ROW: Karen Lane, Susan Luek, Judy Newswanger, and Nancy Wise. SECOND ROW: Nancy Finch, Christina Stauffer, Tom Lieninger, Carol AnnWeaver. THIRD ROW: Peggy Halsey, Herma Weaver, Carol Ziemer, and Marilyn Weatherby. 35 JUNIOR HIGH, FIRST ROW: Penny Myers, Mary Beth Schrieber, Bonnie Youndt, Sharon Fox, Sara Wanner, Debbie Good. SECOND ROW: DonClyrner, Dave Bender, Judy Houck, Martha Hess, Mr. Sherr, advisor. THIRD ROW: Robert Tshudy, Steve Weaver, Julia Gingrich, Lorraine Youndt, Doris Jean Weaver, Glenda Littlejohn, Audrey Northeimer, Darryl Martin. FOURTH ROW: Anita Hurst, Linda Peplau, Beth Thomas, Abbey Brandau, Orie Good, Janice Shirk, Martha McCoy, Jeff Stauffer. STUDENT COUNCIL Miss Troxell and Mr. Sherr, advisors SENIOR HIGH, FIRST ROW: Linda Weaver, Janet Good, Cindy Martin, Cherry Lynn Brossman, Jackie Weid- man. SECOND ROW: Carl Weaver, Roy Brandau, Bill Martin, Ruthie Irons, Miss Troxell, advisor. THIRD ROW: Carol Ann Weaver, John Folkeson, Peggy Halsey, Horace Groff, Birgit Drasdo, Tom Leininger, Marilyn Weatherby, Larry Weaver. FOURTH ROW: Mary Ann Keifer, Richard Rutt, Ken Martin, Donna Peplau, Ilene Shirk. 1 JUNIOR BA D M.. ......., Director , -E is . ll 0' FIRST ROW: S. Newswanger, S. Driscoll, J. Stauffer, M. Hess, C. Wise, G. Zimmerman, E. Sinclair, C Houck, R. Rice, C. Wise. SECOND ROW: D. Dunlap, G. Orke, C. Krieder, B. Byers, H. Richwine, J. Shirk D. Snader, J. Snyder, J. Ewell, M. Spangler, D. Lowery, L. Buckwalter, J. Brelsford, D. Bomberger, D Maclay. THIRD ROW: J. Kennel, R. Dahnert. The talents of these students will cultivate them into outstanding sqlists. OR S Mr. Bowman, Director FIRST ROW: E. Houck, M. L. Mosser, C. Weaver, M. Kelley, D. Maclay, B. Burkholder, G. Supplee. SECOND ROW: L. Freas, B. Hollinger, L. Burkholder, T. Rank, J. Brobst, J. Hollyday, M. K. Zimmerman. THIRD ROW: S. Hess, A. Brubaker, K. Myers, L. Brubaker, B. Groff, L. Fry, R. Witmer, B. Best, J. Hunsicker, D. Buch, J. Rutt, M. Thomas, L. Coldren, P. Shirk. FOURTH ROW: O. Good, R. Boyer, L. McCarty, W. Heistand, J. Zimmerman, L. Witmer, R. Witmer, D. Hunsicker, C. Miller, D. Lowery, C. Landes, J. Bru- baker, K. Beears, T. Leininger. Muna 'M ...gn-mm .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . i BAD Mr. White, Director Mr. Bowman, Assistant Mr. White takes five be- tween section rehearsals. FIRST ROW: Tom Lenninger, Mark Kelly, Richard Kochel, Kenneth Beears, Pamela Shirk. Brass T 0 enrich the cultural dimensions 0 Garden Spot Hi gh Sch00L FIRST ROW: John Zimmerman, Larry Witmer, Richard Witmer, Robert Snook, Herbet Stauffer, Carl Sensenig, Edward Diller. SECOND ROW: Reggie Traugh, Joan Snader, Terry Alleman, Janet Martin, Sharon Frankhouser, Donald Mitchell, Henry Weaver, John Kennel. TPHRD ROW: Harry Freas, Chuck Landis, Sam Zimmerman, Charles Reeser, Phillip Diebler, Clarence Kemper, Dale Lutz. Percussion FIRST ROW: Linda Beears, Marilyn Weatherby, Randy Boyer, Donald Coy, Orie Good, Larry Russell, Bill Heistand, Gary Halls. Clarinets FIRST ROW: Lee Brubaker,NancyOverly, Mary Lou Weaver, Bonnie Stief, Jane Shirk, Bev Groff. SECOND ROW: L-Louise Herman, Jeff Herr, Jackie Wiedman, Tom Hoober, Julia Gingrich, Mike Patten, Kenneth Myers. THIRD ROW: Roxann Alleman, Joyce Richwine, Libbie Trostle, Susan Trostle,Jane Hoagland, John Smith, Gayle Breneman, Linda Shirk. each section combines their talents to produce one melodious sound Lower Winds FIRST ROW: Elaine Overly, Jeff Unsicker, David Buch, David Snook, Patricia Dunlap, Eileen Gingrich, Ellen Ludwig. SECOND ROW: David Best, Ann Brubaker, Eric Ressler, Roy Brandau, Linda Plank, Clair Miller, Dennis Hunsicker, Calvin Wise. THIRD ROW: Fred Simon, Marvin Brubaker, Linda Fry, Abbie Branday, Beth Thomas, Suzy Frankhouser, Robert Witmer, Barbara Best. MAJORETTES 9 ,Q ' . - S if K i. V i I s, 'X ' 5 - , . ' ,E V . ,..Z.4 , ,, l 251 SQ-1 Band majorettes stepping off a lively pace. Sandy Wallin, Janice Houck, Jane Stone, Mary Ann Keifer,Ruth Irons, Peggy Rodgers, Peggy Halsey, Sandi Burd, Vicki Geist, Denise Smith, and Dee Ann Ressler. Flashing barons controlled by high stepping girls, add to the Al1 right girls, let's get in line, stress head-majorettes Peg Halsey and Ruth Irons. Junior majorettes, Holly-Lu and Melody Ann White, keeping in step. Drum majorette, Susie Wenger, stepping high. Ruth Irons and Peg Halsey make last minute adjustments. total mood of the band. The color guard, Pam Shirk, Joyce Sinclair, Carol Zeimer, Bev Groff, Sydne Irons, Nancy Wise, pauses to give the remainder of the band an opportunity to line up behind them. as Q- 1 'fi fame COLOR GUARD CHOR USES FFA CHORUS: Nelson Wert, Wilmer Martin, Richard Martin, and Kenneth Martin--representatives. 9 IA! --.iq JUNIOR CHORUS Sopranos . . Altos . . Tenors . . Basses JUNIOR GLEE CLUB: Clare Weaver, Joan Witmer, Mary Sinclair, Sharon Fox, and Glenda Litt1ejohn--represen- tatives. BOYS CHORUS: Douglas Maclay, Sanford Good, Lee Weber, Philip Stone, Harry Freasurepresenta- tives. SENIOR GLEE CLUB: Audrey Good, Pa- tricia Betsker, Sandra Beck, Linda Lied, Donna Peplau--representatives. blending to produce a melodious tribute to the halls of Garden Spot. SENIOR CHORUS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY bib qu--f NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: FIRST ROW: L-Louise Herman, Nancy Finch. SECOND ROW: Christina Stauffer, Horace Groff, Larry Weaver, Carol Ann Weaver. THIRD ROW: Marilyn Weatherby, Brenda Mentzer. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Carey, advisor, Peggy Halsey. NATIONAL JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY: FIRST ROW: Anne Brubaker, Holly Meck, Dee Ressler, Linda Youndt, Mary Kay Zimmerman, Kathy Eshelman, Pam Shirk, Di Ann Good, Jane Musser. SECOND ROW: Lois Wert, Lucille Good, Barbara Best, Ruth Ann Stoltzfus, Kathy Kauffman, Cynde Martin, Susan Hess, Kathy Eberly, KarenKuipers, Kathy Slabach. THIRD ROW: Linda Weaver, Philis Martin, Jeanette Clymer, Grace Martin, Nancy Wise, Sharon Styer, Kathy Walter, Martha Thomas, Eileen Houck, Susan Brelsford. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Carey, advisor, Jane High, Marvin Brubaker, Joan Snader, John Smith, John Kennel, David Bender, Bill Baxter, Rick Weaver, Stephen White, Joe Sturla, Richard Rutt. FIFTH ROW: Vivian Musser, RitaGood, Nancy Hoober, Freda Eshelman, Susan Weaver, Connie Weaver, Peggy Rodgers, Sandra Wallin, Lynette Burkholder, Robert Nolt, Ted Ricker. SIXTH ROW: Connie Steffy, Janet Good, Juliann Esh- elman, Susan Luek, Ken Martin, Carol Ziemer, Don Nelson, Will Brandau, Amber Houck, Bev Groff, Cherry Lynn Brossman, Sam Zimmerman, Nelson Wirt. N0 ,. .iii W . F' fi. i .c ,3fw.sf Girls of all nationalities love a cuddly, frilly at- mosphere to make them feel feminine. Birgit Drasdo is shown here amidst her stuffed animals. Foreign Exchange Student Birgit Drasdo Buedelsdofj, Germany Sponsored By American Field Service and Student Council Birgit, the German frawleine featured on this page, has done much to challenge us by her in- terest in our activities and by her superior schol- arship. Her vivid expressions allow us to see even more clearly the profound moods of our school. We often see her lost in concentration, in quiet dis- cussion, or laughing with her friends. Although this year of Birgit's visit is drawing to a close, part of her will always remain with us in memories of shared experiences and under- standing of her homeland. Doing things together ties a family into a unit and makes the home a place of security for children and much-loved guests. Here Marilyn, Birgit, and Mr. and Mrs. Weatherby look over a family album. .,.i,ri ,lf fi li. I I Q I 1 ,,,,,o' Girl talk, while leafing through a magazine, gives Mar- ilyn Weatherby and Birgit Drasdo a feeling of sincere friendship. Along with the fun of new horizons, Birgit finds the challenge of homework. X as 'K 5. RED CROSS: This club is affiliated with the Red Crcfss in Lancaster. The members help to provide favors, scrapbooks, and all types of projects for local hospitals, in- stitutions, and also for foreign countries. Caroline Wenrich, Mrs. Weaver, Sylvia McCamant, Barbara Hillsworth, Jane Keiser. The average studenfs desire 0 variezy FUTURE NURSES CLUB: The purpose of this club is to promote and to study the various aspects of the nursing profession. Mrs. Gehman, Michele Sadosky, Gloria Mull, Sydne Irons, Cynde Martin. 'BNA SENIOR FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA: Increasing leadership ability and gaining modern agri- cultural lmowledge arethe goals of the organization. Leon Weaver, Carl Gehman, Clyde Wissler, Larry Weaver, Ken Martin, Warren Good, Wilmer Martin, William Fisher. may account for the. popularigf of extra-curricular activities. These members of the Senior FFA repair a tractor as one of their projects. James Musser, Donald Zimmerman, Fred Nolt, Dick Martin, Nelson Wert. JR. HIGH FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA: Enrollment in the Vo- cational Agriculture program is a prerequisite for membership in this club which investigates various ag- ricultural fields. Clair Bowman, Joe Beaston, Ray Good, David Haas, Les- ter Newswanger. Y 'V S A ' I . ,.v i ' X. .-' ht. , 'nf 'Q , ,.. , , ,.v.lg.,' A , , ', ,n N ' M, ,f W Na ,,.u I. ,,n....-0 J, :ua nga r RADIO Sz E LECTRONICS CLUB: Discussing elementary radio theory and constructing radio equipment is the chief aim of the club. Gerald Styer, Eugene Martin, Mr. Smith, Ken Leaman, Jesse Gehman. You cannot gauge the interest ofa Garden Spot student by ASTRONOMY CLUB: Members study vari- ous constellations and their relative loca- tions. Judy Gensemer, Leon Buckwalter, Louis Kidhardt, Douglas Houck, Bruce Wea- ver, Paul Kelly, Mr. Sommerfield. Ei BIOLOGY CLUB: In- vestigation of our envi- ronment is the main pur- pose of this club. Rita Good, Susan Rodgers, Nancy Horning, Delores Martin, Phyllis Matin, Vivian Musser. merehf talking with him, but by observation of his work and particqyation. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB: The purpose of the club is for the students to learn to develop film, print, enlarge, and tint pictures. Teresa Buchanan, Jane High, Andrea Andrews. f 3 B FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA: Cheryl Eberly, Louetta Weaver, Verna Rutt, L-Louise Herman, Lou Ann Martin, and Rowena Weaver help clean kitchen after a teag while Mrs. Smoker looks on. You may feel his enthusiasm . . . you may note his efforts. sillmwv-mfg The aim of the Future Homemakers Of America and the Junior group is to pro- vide practical exp e r i en c e in Home Economics. JUNIOR FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF A M E R IC A: Miss MacPherson supervises Bonnie Bressler, Jerry Brown, Delores Mar- tin, Jane Musser, and Jane Martin as they learn the proper technique of setting tables. PRINTING CLUB: Aiding the school by printing posters, tickets, and programs is one of the purposes of the club. Jim Hart, Don Snavely, and Mr. Herr. 'WWA 94093, Lbkz We-u ,, mp? Here he can give voice to his ideas and take aposilion of Ieadershy STAGECRAFT CLUB: The purpose of this club is to design, construct, and paint settings for the schoo1's dramatic productions. Larry Houck, Bob Habalar, Gary Halls, Leon Arment, and Larry Martin. SENIOR HIGH CHESS CLUB: Opened to experienced chess players who wish to learn new tactics for future competition. Roger Martin, Terry Brubaker, Mr. Heydt, Steve Sheaffer, Nevin Hurst, Bill Baxter, are keen participants. Leisure clubs provide relaxation and entertainment for the JR. HIGH CHESS CLUB: Here they learn the art of playing chess. Dave Woodward, Clair Krieder. lf SG- THE HOT STOVE CLUB: Business man Rick Weaver glances nonchalantly at his paper as Rick Poole and Bob Bair play little pranks with guns on Paul Walters who is just about to rob the files. Chet Gordon, Horce Groff, Mr. Gamber, David Buch, Bob Sieclhof, and Dan Fessler are having a. short card game on school time. Q Usually the syndicate discusses 1oca.1 and national sports. members, as well as developing lasting friendshqvs. 'fsjgk .' COIN CLUB: Members learn the grading of coins and discuss mint errors. Informal reports are given on topics relating to coin collecting, and numerous coin exchanges take place. Bob Tshudy,RichWhitmore, Marlin Hess, John Hench, Clyde Krei- der. STUDENT BOOK CLUB: Adding to the literary background of its mem- bers through informal book reviews and discussion of various writing styles is the major purpose of this club. Mrs. Bowman, Wilma Peter- sheim, Sharon Bensinger, Eileen Hoover, Beth Baxter represent the club. Academic clubs provide instruction and time so that students rncty TRAVEL CLUB: This club creates an interest in travel and cultures of other countries by pictures or by actual experiences. Pictured are Jackie Helenthal, Rita Good, Miss Trimmer, advisor, Dick Musser, and Vivian Musser. ,, . .. . . - Q K it f . Y ' f'i ' XX if 5 is r. .ii- 'X 1 - -, 'RN' -. Aw ' s , ' A. x : r TS:-ii . l 5 :Xa Ek 5? ' ' :fe- M ' STUDENT LIBRARIAN CLUB: Members of this club, which is the school's largest, aid Miss Hoffman in keeping the libraryin order and sign out the books which students borrow. Pictured here are Anna Musser, Pauline O'Brien, Ann Louise Newswanger, Sharon Weller, Elaine Overly, Cathy Kauffman, and Gale Gehman. improve basic skill and build a strong foundation or class work. SPANISH CLUB: Students can gain proficiency in Spanish by playing games and conversing during club meetings. Ron Weire and Miriam Stoltzfus arrange a Spanish display on the bulletin board while Ed Moyer, Cheryl Alwine, a.nd Lor- raine Youndt look over some Spanish books. 1 SENIOR HIGH DRAMATICS: Club members get acquainted with new types of roles and occasionally see a few professional shows. Pictured above are Gloria Hershey, Cherry Brossman, Mr. Keller, advisor, Darlene Le- fever, Donna Trego, and Ruth Ann Stoltzfus. In theghne arts activities, one finds JUNIOR HIGH DRAMATICS: James Spangler, Dennis Steffy, Thomas Overly, Charlene Musser, and Paula Weaver strive to improve their acting technique which is just one of the group's purposes. Other phases consist of developing characterizations, exploring other areas of the theatre, and acting in plays. E if xx- S w A xiawmxwazi Y, A 3 . , s 1 i A W i 5 2 A 5 2 1 u n E 5 Wzvffwtbe Yr I DANCE BAND: The dance band provides music for the pep assemblies and various other school programs. This organization gives our music students an opportunity to become better acquainted with modern dance music. a release or his creative talents. RADIO 8: TV CLUB: Afiiteen minute radio program about various school activi- ties produced every two weeks is the major concern of this group. Preparing the tape for the next show are Sandi Burd, Dick Montgomery, Ken Good, Dick Weaver, Janet Gordon, and Mr. Gamber, advisor. X.-4 fi Vt, ,A I Q . ,,--nl if id 57 E ' Vszsggamggmz We GIRL'S SPORTS CLUB: With the hope for more physical fitness, Miss Blaker, advisor, supervises 1 the administration of three ,.,, 1 tests. Sandy Baxter, Janice : no , Akk,. .4 ,,k..aq,, . ig., Shirk, Kathy Eberly, Sharon Styer, Susan Brelsford. Physical education instructors sponsor clubs which strive to ADVANCED GYM CLUB: Membership is based on results of physical fitness tests. These students learn advanced skills in various sports, and they prepare for the annual gym show. Bill Weaver, Bradley Byers, Harry Eaby, Jerry, Mr. Lowen and Mr. Weaver, advisors. Wrestlers are Bob Youndt and Gene Brubaker. M ' -X -51115 1 . 11, . -1-wx - sq, .. N xx W Q wk N in 6 ,X i it l X i 1 gl . ,X NX THE GHZLS LEADERS CLUB: Club assists the gym instructors, Miss Blaker and Mrs. Brandau, with their gym classes. Peg Slabach and Johan Wilhelm demonstrate part of a physical fitness test while Peg Halsey and Suzan Kurtz spot for themg watching are Miss Blaker, Mrs. Brandau, Nancy Finch, and Donna Martin. coordinate strong minds and bodies. BOYS LEADERS: The members of the club help in the boys gym classes by re- lieving the teachers of various small re- sponsibilities such as taking role or re- fereeinga game. Mr. Stockton, advisor, Chick Eckenroth, and Rick Poole look on while Donna Martin and Lucille Hurst checkthe minutes from the last meeting. -. ,uvupp ,iw f Q, i Q. 6 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA: The club ex- plores the teaching profession as a career. Their mainfunction of the year is Students Teachers Day. Pictured are Leon Weaver, Julie Eshelman, Mr. Gamber, advisor, Janet F r ankhou s e r , and Ken Martin. Through a combination of these activities one gains an awareness FENCING CLUB: Participation in the fencing club helps students to sharpen their reactions and coordination. Here Mr. Keller, advisor, watches a duel between Ken Good and Rodney Hartman. 60 sss i 5, Xl-.ae ADVANCED GYMNASTICS CLUB: This club strives to perfect the gymnastics of interested senior high students. Pictured here are Mr. Stockton, advisor, Karen Kuipers, Rick Poole, Nancy Finch, and Horace Groff after they have successfully completed a pull-through. ofthe world around him and a better plan of how to live in it. RIFLE CLUB: Rifle Club provides instruction for students who want to learn the sport as well as pro- vidingastepping stone for the team. Mr. Latschar and Mr. Dean, advisors, Larry Burkhart, Jerry Styer, Henry Weaver, Harold Fager, Raynel Peters, Barbara Ranck. ,kg .5 K N - ,fees X its it +C SSX XM N P . S. ' so . , Y A cheer A sigh A breathless moment A surge of energy A score A relief of tension- All blending to create cz mood of. . . COZWPETITION W ---' iw .Aw Xfvw,-1-I 'ff 'iw M aif1ww'fKA2.2, fag, F55 21 Pre-game strategybrings sly grins to Horace Groff and Charles Eckenroth, but leaves Carl Weaver and Jack Schnader slightly apprehensive. SOCCER Coached by Mr. Weaver Mr. Loewen, assistant Working together with mixed feelings of enthusiasm and fear Line players push toward a goal. G-S- 0 Myerstown 4 1 Octorara 0 0 South Lebco. 3 O Penn Manor 1 4 Lampeter - Strasburg 1 0 Pequea Valley 1 1 Donegal 0 0 Penn Manor 0 1 Lampeter - Strasburg 0 . , ,. r vLa'f1. at . t. 0 Pequea Valley 2 0 Donegal 1 2 Octorara 1 VARSITY Bob Bair Ron Blank Roy Brandau Menno Eby Jack Evans Laverne Good Randy Good Horace Groff Jay Leary Bill Martin Rick Poole, co- Jack Schnader Carl Sensenig Carl Weaver, Calvin Wise Half-time finds team exhausted and spectators cold sometimes inflicted by disappointment, is iiil , LEFT: Chick Eckenroth puts on his shoes, while Carl Weaver and Randy Good walk on to the field for a warm-up. RIGHT: Coach Weaver silently pleads with his boys as they continue the game. Jack Schnader oils his shoes as Cal- vin Wise and other team members wait their turn between quarters. other times erupting with joy . . . But always bound by the Will Brandau winds up for the big boot. John Brubaker slips into sweat pants as halftime eases the tension. fellowshzp ofa team. Tempers flare as disap- pointment shows its face. We'll get you next time! says Charles Eckenroth, as Calvin Wise and Carl Weaver fall into silence. HOCKEY Coached by Miss Smith G. S. 3 G.S. 7 G.S. 3 G.S. 3 G.S. 2 G.S. 4 G.S. 2 G.S. 4 VARSITY Birgit Drasdo Nancy Finch Carol Ann Good Janet Good Beverly Groff Peg Halsey, co-captain L-Louise Herman Ruth Irons Susan Luek Erma Myers Carol Ann Weaver Peggy Slabach Mary Lou Weaver Marilyn Weatherby Johan Wilhelm, co-capt Nancy Wise Carol Zeimer ain Lampeter Strasburg Conestoga Valley Manheim Central Pequea Valley Penn Manor Hempfield Donegal Cocalico Sherynanne Schreiber, Manager sf' Q Coach Smith and Peg Halsey watch the team in action Coaching and work build hopes . . Nancy Wise goes after the ball as Nancy Finch, Peg Halsey, and Erma Myers strengthen the plays defense. i .Qjiffivgme-Q---'s .Q - . 7-Q + l. 'W ' l I FIYBQ hockey 4 Xh X J htk Q . 1, , m.,' X I 5 lfeams 111 Q i i 1 , near he - 1 Eiveiitdams were grouped l1Yifhi11Q5WQ 'POMS Of QHCI1 other after Elizef bS'3ll1f0S?fi'iill?f?f3iiiifS LHUCQFEQ7 Count? Bight PTie1dsHf1'QIie3?i Leagllf-?fE3T?if?i' shud DUHGQBIF tied Warwick: F if Q Fifth place Elizabethtown hik- ed itsipoint total to 11 -- within two of league leading Garden Spot on tail deplsibni Over Penn Mawr ef Mxllefsvllle- Mary LQ11 Hemi l Kllflif f01'f' ,gWhi19 l vfheexevfsggfqal eavsrteal a perm Manorlshgipm' h 3 e si e A LEAGGE STANVDINGS ' s 2 I' 3. :s 3. if Q? E5 We 245 Li. '40 bla,- lggs. . 12 .... 12. U! O N Perm Mamie-iii h my Erlzalselhtxiwnt L 11 i A , 3 z , .3 ,,.5 3333, 5'-2.22 1-abr, 536.1 : rg-f . U, 1 ,: ET, . 1 :Pit : oo-rvnnuuniwqga , UIAL-FC-IN-IND o-oar-:agp u.'m'q-o-Qld ,Sotanco ..... ,Q ..... Cocallpo ........ . A Poauea Valley it onpsroanvaulev . 3. Phrgl8,..,...,..... i i i mal ii is Nagle! g , L-f'5fi..im iw -X -1 .ea vids C aecowwedg Don- While f B6Cl?3fg,NewcQm for f x s ! I M t Q Y Am Erma prepares to score a goal in the last quarter of play Miss Smith urges the team on to VICTORY. fills girls with anxiety as they. Erma Myers and Peggy Halsey race to save the ball. The team gathers in a victory huddle. push toward Cauny Championshqv. Nancy Wise takes a swat at the ball. ' 1 W . . L.L, QA V2 W Q .. . 1 ff ' L ,qs f ' f , f Qs ? , , if Q , L sw , ,fi . . Q gg Q A. f I Q14 my ww of J h A 1 ,Y X V ' s A In ,QI A I S 'P L L . 'Y' ' Q , , ' A ' - JA ' ' Q f . . A..K .1 ,k.- K gv, ,S VAX I amy its X 3 A A Q X ,,1?g,f5 x KV4i2Q,?QYf f ZW 1 Z , fr ' 1 1 ' Q Q f 2 fi + ' L 2 1 H 2 1 I r SNR fg K af Yi 5 gi J? v .NM Wh I :M - A N' V Kgs- A X ,iff is Y 2-1 K L ,733 P 3, i, ,gay gy- , Q. 1- 1 K V 4. , , +5 2 b Q' X - xx, , Ziq W! gf A , x li m X , fL. b X iL.L M m X LZ, xv: A ,ji KA K. Nh ,, A MN. My Wu K I yy T hefovwarci line, rysfhes orgwgrrafiffo sjecure aniadvaf1zE'age. ' M , , A 1 din .. Q L :hk I K I Miki xrkfh 3 :Q kkkkV+ 1:1 5 i A x . X kv X ln A Q, 2 X X sf A S X bm gm 9' i if S .X Lb .- . . - :L J flax R - Li. 'MRL' I H fy, f ' f' . . ' Q ' , iw M y . .1 Y 4 K ix 7 1 ,, In KL . V ,A Q A A S X Ag . A -Y A X, Ia: WL' A X327 5 V X J .5 BA S KE TBA LL John Musselman and h1s opponent vie for control of the ball. Jack Evans tries along shot from the edge of the court during the last minutes of play. P K W . wif A.. W3 .-4 Menno Eaby drives past his guard for a fast lay-up. Carl Weaver stops to concentrate on his aim Jack Evans strains to tap the ball while Bill Martin and Roy before attempting a shot. Brandau wait to gain possession. VARSITY Will Brandau, co-captain Menno Eaby Jack Evans, co-captain Randy Good Bill Martin John Mussleman Don Nelson Carl Weaver Brook White , xx, mg, , iff' Q54 f. 'UV .MU ' -Q was ,QM is 2,0 V, , Q xl' 011 Q 'fit . fx, 2 gn - -x ' 2, v Coaches, Weaver and Firestone, discuss take down strategy with Ralph Weaver prior to his match. WRESTLING Coached by Mr. Weaver and Mr. Firestone With his jaw set, Ralph Weaver strains to break down his foe. Doug Lorah aggravates his opponent with beginning fakes. VARSITY Gene Brubaker Sydney Byer Larry Carson Don Coy Charles Eckenroth Horace Groff, Captain Doug Lorah Alvin McCoy Barry Miller Rick Poole J ack Schnader J ere Shimp Ralph Weaver Robert Youndt Snapping into a reverse, Don Coy gains the ad- vantage as well as two points. Jack Schnader drives toward a pin. Team mates and coach urge a wrestler to gather his strength and drive. G.S. OPPONENTS 56 Octorara 8 24 Lancaster Catholic 25 16 Donegal 32 25 Columbia 22 20 Solanco 24 28 Hempfield 18 25 Penn Manor 26 29 Conestoga Valley 16 8 Manheim 34 14 Reading 37 8 McCaskey 38 11 Warwick 31 28 Ephrata 16 Wrestling fans wait and mentally try to help Horace Groff turn his man over. Rick Poole tugs and pushes to put his foe into pinning position. Barry Miller calls on all of his energy to force his opponent's shoulder a few more inches for victory. Qui --Q Sie' m I fl, 6,.. - K .J . s ' ' , -1, ,wmv- gv tx L. V, if ? f XLS 4. A X 5 V , YUM ' f . I' W .-'ff L Q 5 mg y 19 A. . .Q . . .LJ . F35 . . W sn ,..,, A -Dire ciprw, GIRLS BA SKE TBA LL Coach, Miss Blaker VARSITY Peggy Halsey, Captain L-Louise Herman Suzie Kurtz Chris Long Cindy Miller Erma Myers Kathy Slabach Suzie Trostle Mary Ellen Wenger Johan Wilhelm A Victorious Season G.S. 37 Penn Manor 27 43 Lancaster Catholic 11 27 Penn Manor 24 46 Lancaster Catholic 22 39 Warwick 29 46 Pequea Valley 15 26 Lancaster Country Day 22 Basketball is a rough sport but Peggy Halsey keeps her gracefulness always. In spite of the determined opposition, Mary Ellen Wen- ger starts her shot. Susan Kurtz vigorously blocks her opponent from receiving a pass. Cindy Miller rushes in for at lay-up. During time-out, the team members pose questions about the preceding play. 's N .V Nl, . N. R . it-WW wk 1 1 is Qxgx Mary Lou Weaver and Janice Houck cry Go Garden Spot, Go. Anxiety fills the spectators and shows through on their pleading faces prior to a foul shot. spurring a group of individuals into a forceful unit. CHEERLEADERS Nancy Finch, Captain Janet Gordon Bev Groff Peg Halsey Janice Houck Ruth Irons Karen Kuipers Nancy Overly Peggy Rogers Patty Schnupp Peggy Slabach Kathy Stauff er Mary Lou Weaver Nancy Wise Karen Sherr, mascot Debbie Field, mascot Wrestling cheerleaders are shown here begging for a pin. Laren Kuipers, Janet Gordon, Kathy Stauffer, and Peggy Rogers. 83 RIFLE TEAM Coached by Mr. Dean and Mr. Latschar TEAM Chester Freeman Lester Good Orie Good Bill Hagey Bob Hurst Joy Kauffman Herbert Myers Doris Northeimer Ted Riker Bob Seidhof Paul Sheneberger Gary Shimp Joe Sturla Gerald Styer Gary Yoimdt Doris Northeimer, Gary Shimp, Bob Hurst, and Herb Myers demonstrat- ing the correct shooting technique in the prone position. The all clear signal- tension builds, silence, the crack of gun G.S. 493-33X G.S. 497-25X G.S. 496-33X G.S. 495-30X G.S. 497-37X 594-43X G.S. 495-29X G.S. 493-27X G.S. 498-33X Ephrata Gov. Mifflin Manheim Twp. Donegal Ephrata Gov. Mifflin Manheim Twp. Donegal observes Joy Kauffman's rifle. 84 498 482 498 495 497 596 491- 497 495 37X 20X 35X 29X 37X -42X 26X 38X 33X Mr. L at s c h a r shows Chester Freeman the correct kneeling position as Mr. Dean another round fired. Checking their targets for possible perfect scores are Ted Riker, Gary Shirk, Bob Sied- hof, and Joe Sturla. f.T.ug,4:L: 'N'-35-M-Q 'Z , -.....--...M.,,,, -----..-M ,. J 4... M -W-Y-G .- .f Louis Kidhardt and Rick Meck spotting scores through the sighting-scope. Paul Shenberger, Lester Good, Bill Hagey, and Orie Good return the rifles to the rack after a victorious shoot. ' v Coached by Mr. Heydt Roy Brandau continues his follow thru after making a well placed shot. f' M f' ' I 'W In H , Y A i X 7 A H A X . he - K - --2 f :.vfg,.xu:w--of .L VLVVV , John Musselman Roy Brandau Jeff Stauffer Donald Dughi Jeff Herr Paul Hepner Eugene Eberly Mike Lease G S. '7 McCaskey J.V. 0 G S G S G S G S G S G S . .3 Donegal 4 . 1 Manheim Township 6 . 2 Warwick 5 . 5 Hempfield 2 . 2 Penn Manor 5 . 3 Conestoga Valley 4 A fast return clinches the set for John Musselman. 255 ' ,ex , ag' 2 ST fr was 5. 13 G ifii V s if 1, A 3 , Sw - V ,X 1155 TENNIS Determineal they strived for cz Coached by Mrs. Brandau ll . A f F D59 l I . I y , , . . . 1 l . fp , rl K x A' K H x.N1x,..A.z,g:J:4 1 7l ' QRI5' - 1 1 ir . y 'ev as ki zz yr an ks x' 'V ' -fl, 4: 'V -k - , ,. , P ..- we 7 X' LK M X Donegal 7 7 Manheim 0 7 Conestoga Valley 0 4 Warwick 3 2 Solanco 5 6 Lancaster Country Day 1 3 Hempfield 4 2 Penn Manor 5 5 McCaskey 2 3 Elizabethtown 4 Marylin Weatherby whips a serve. as winning season. . E g Suzie Kurtz Susan Luek Nancy Wlse LI.-,A uin' V - V Bev Groff Mrs. C. Brandau Coach Mary Lou Weaver Donna Peplau Karen Kuipers Carol Zeimer 89 GIRLS , S OF TBA LL Coached by Miss Blaker VARSITY Pat Artz Nancy Finch Janet Gordon Peggy Halsey Mary Ann Kiefer Chris Long Linda Leid Peggy Slabach Johan Wilhelm Mary Ellen Wenger, Manager Peggy Halsey patiently waits for the right pitch. 6 Chris Long is about to hit her grand slam home- run. New tactics and persistent ejjforts toward perfection form si Miss Blaker, coach, demonstrates a new pitching technique to the pitchers. Johan Wilhelm reaches for a throw to make an out at second base. Mary Ann Kiefer winds up for the big pitch. Elco 4 Wilson 15 17 Myerstown 8 10 Lancaster Catholic 7 13 Lancaster Catholic 11 21 Elco 9 teams of the highest caliber. Nancy Finch slides into third base as the umpire yells safe . . g g. win .K ., ' .Q ah. ig, ff' '8UQg,4 BA SEBA LL Coach, Mr. Robert Weaver. Enthusiasm and hard work Jim Hart winds up for that big pitch. . K X: IS- i, ' Jack Schnader takes a wide stance in pre- paration for a long drive. develop a great team, asf- wh. WSW' s A Q I K . ,tgp as-Li.-,, , ,mqq A 40 'ggfmf five' ,, - Q '-176'-ff' N. I LL, , id' gkigg 1 -V A P if , G. S. 5 McCaskey 2 12 Cocalico 10 16 Conestoga Valley 6 9 Solanco 10 18 Pequea Valley 6 12 Lampeter-Strasburg 9 5 Conestoga Valley 0 2 Solanco 1 7 Pequea Valley 1 18 Lampeter-Strasburg 1 Semi-finals for county championship G.S. 2 Donegal 11 ml 1 . X Tension mounts on the sidelines while Rick Poole awaits the pitch. Coach Weaver calmly observes his champion team in action. Richard Stephens continues to hold down first base with another great play. 5 Q n Dave Hillard makes a daring at- tempt for an infield fly. one which strives or and reaches the championshqn. VARSITY Roy Finch Jeff Lowry Wilbur Horning, Captai Richard Stephens Rick Poole Jim Hart Dave Hillard Jack Schnader Doug Stauff er Mike Lauria Dave Buch Sidney Hurst Ron Shrom Leslie Sweigart Terry Weaver Completing the battery is Rick Poole shown just after a pitch. YA. 1 ' xTY'?YH'2YjS1' 0 N Y asbg?-flak,-f?es.?fff X ' K ' V 'Q' ' , ' ' wt,-f,'.4,fp ST. K . Wx w Cohscious ofa possible double-play, first baseman, Richard Stephens, is engubfed by a cloud of tenseness. x V EM 74 0 N w Sem :AA QS' ,na--.. '- on . .wi 1 ' - 1 1 in x h.,q.,g. L4 Xl' 'A fmsxrg ,,.,,,.,- QF. zi- 'Q -'?- ,Q , s ww.. 3. A 1-W' fr -A-' ff -'JS xi -Q 1.- aff-M 3 '2'Q,.C'1F'f:, -w ' -f'?E : . . A I, Nga A . .- M, '4' au. A .Q fm I qu' A , .4Q..,. ,xx ,WI s - --V - . ' 'Q va- -Vffxf fi -xx. -M A, k.T:.-.3-N:Qux .-f'-. WTA -, 'M r ,. W . . H ..--no . .-,ya -',.. M' - K- .-,..'. ' v . ' 4 . in-' J . . lxf, -,,1.',.-.. . -A., ...Q ' ,.P Aa+ '- ' , -k.--'.'-- .-n. -e .. . -,N - ,' . , 'V .A -- 1' b rf,' 1'-'f'A -J '- -,fy .'r .ss-.4 ,,g,'- --: fy 0-J. -V, - - ,. , ..+'..- if 716 fm l'Ns9b .f' '. J- '. - - x .- - ' ,ff JV fx s4....j,'g4:,,x'. j:l,g5xat?'i, ln 5 5: :A+ .fwze n ' - - R , .iw ,ew ,i.a.1,w: 'fr'-1 W ,+A ' ' W-, .-wg ' . A b i.A'5kf '. 4' -1.735-AEG. X gk' -+ M A ' I .rw -f .,af-,X , .ees. -ws - ,A A g 3, , Q M- ff . Q. ,,s--W, ,fs 'iv.,w,f A -- N , Q s V,- Q' f -,. s'v 4A ' -A 'UAV X QJ, idx-fbi - M -1, f-Q.,-,fs.,Q,. 334' we J . --5 7' ,. ..!f: 4 f,,.,,5 Jiri, ,M . w, N . sw - iv .,, axggiff fssfs Lv,'J-4' ' Q ' ' 'lfkfyly Q' 'C-'krvv nv' ' ws' -in 1. K bf' x- ' ,Q . ..k4'Wlgx M4 . X av 1' s ,H .vw G ff'-.nf JUNIOR VARSITY SPORTS Junior Varsigf Sports Provide teams on which Straggling new players May improve their skills Ana' play in pre-varsigf Competition. A . ,,,, an This median also acts as a Guidepost for coaches and fans, On which they may base T heir future varsityis Possibilities. JUNIOR VARSITY HOCKEY: FIRST ROW: Linda Weaver, Judy Houck, Cindy Wise, Karen Kuipers, Eileen Houck, Donna Peplau, Susan Hess, Margy Hollinger. SECOND ROW: Carol McC1ariga.n, Martha Thomas, managers, Debbie Dunlap, Barbara Ranck, Mary Beth Thomas, Sandy Martin, Terri Jones, Kathy Beck, Di Ann Good, Linda Means, manager, Doris Northeimer, manager. THIRD ROW: Janice Oberholtzer, Connie Steffy, Raynell Peters, Sydne Irons, Jane Hoagland. H ardwork develops the skills of these beginners, 3 ' -gate, Y' JUNIOR VARSITY SOCCER: FIRST ROW: Robert Hurst, Doug Jacoby, Ted Riker, Gene Neidermeir, Joe Sturla, Mike Futer, Tom Weaver. SEC- OND ROW: Mr. Loewen, coach, Dave Best, Mike Lease, Larry Carson, Randy Good, Charles Reeser, Paul Shanonburger, Barry Mentzer, Rick Weaver. 7 2. H an-QQJ Q J 710. gy- '.', aw:-f G.,, at L Q sr, ef' asf fifjlf ,593 1 if ' rf' 'Haw A r . Y ' kjilffr A ,f bv Q X ,I 1 - 4 Q1 Q ' X. v--1 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL: FIRST ROW: Steve White, Dick Rutt, Rick Weaver, Nelson Wirt, Dan Fessler, Tom Weaver. SECOND ROW: Mr. Huber, coach, Donald Good, Greg Weidman, Herb Stauffer, Mark Muri, Lamar Witmer, Abe Plank. which will link these players Z0 the sport JUNIOR VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL: FIRST ROW: Sandy Wallin, Susan Stauffer, Judy Houck, Sandy Martin, Karen Kuipers. SECOND ROW: Mary Beth Thomas, Connie Steffy, Amber Houck, Freda Eshelman, Margy Hollinger, Kathy Eberly, Miss Blaker, coach. JUNIOR VARSITY WRESTLING: FIRST ROW: Mr. Firestone, coach, Barry Miller, Harry Eaby, Paul Kelly, Barry Sensenig, Ed Kelly, Ralph Neidermyer, Don Dunlap, Gene Brubaker, Bob Youndt, Charles Reeser, Dave Snook, Larry Carson. SECOND ROW: George Meissner, Mike Spangler, Rodger Martin, Francis Ricker, Ronnie Crills, Larry Coldren, Phil Stone, Bob Snook, Jerry Law, Bob Overly, Regie Guiest, Bill Hei- stand, Joe Reeder, Dave Lowry, Brad Byers. and lead them into the varsigf team. JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL: FIRST ROW: Alvin McCoy, Don Nelson Chester Gordon, Rick Weaver, Tom Weaver. SECOND ROW: Bill Bax- ter, Dan Fessler, Dick Rutt, Robert Yelk, Rodey Peachy, Menno Eaby. THIRD ROW: Mr. Harold, coach, Jerry Shirnp, LaVerne Good, Paul Wal- ters, Mark Muri, Lamar Witmer, Randy Good, Desmond Hoover. ! The underclassnfzan is forming his own concepts accepting responsibilities maturing. He gains experience from his activities his studies his observation of upperclassmen. This is his time of. . . DE VEL 0PM EN T sw, nv rx 5 kg y in si, 5. , fef 'ffE' -,fm-1 6 I ,L W1--f.y.,. fm , 1 ' 1 um '7-A, FIRST ROW: Roxanne Alleman, Michaelle Delaney, Shirley Diem, Susan Detwiler, Coletti Davis, Mau- reen Betsker. SECOND ROW: Donald Bomberger, William Beck, Clair Bowman, Harry Althouse, Robert Brown, Perry Buch, Eugene Brendle. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Bowman,Advisor, Glenn Buzzard, Larry Burkhart, Linda Boley, Sharon Bensinger, Kenneth Brendle, Larry Binkley, Gregory Beears. FOURTH ROW: John Brelsford, Brenda Burkholder, Richard Braine, Beth Baxter, Judy Brobst, Kurtis Brubaker, Richard Burk- hart. FIFTH ROW: John Beaston, Cheryl Alwine, Abby Brandau, Philip Cramer, Richard Bachman, Donald Boley, Raymond Cork. ABSENT: John Arnold. H i gh school takes the junior high student to new places, I J 7-B, FIRST ROW: Mary Alice Eaby, Irene Esch, Saul Glassman, Kathy Dippner, Jim Ewell, Debbie Good, Bruce Gehman. SECOND ROW: Ray I. Good,Ilene Eshelman, Robert Good, Krene Good, Louise Good, Robert Good, Rhoda Good. THIRD ROW: Glen Good, Ronald Forry, Lois Fritz, Delores Gehman, Barbara Gockley, Linda Freas, Brian Garner. FOURTH ROW: Mr. R. A. Piper, Advisor, Arlene Good, Ronald Frankhouser, Ed Diller, Diane Folkesen, Jay Good, Julia Gingrich, Caroline Gehman, FIFTH ROW: Hazel Good, Sandra Gocenhenaur, Garry Esbenshade, Richard Gehman, James Frank, Linda Esbenshade, Ruth Good. -f 33, .eg le! 7-C, FIRST ROW: Cheryl Grube, Donald Kachel, Walter Kauffman, Janet Hurst, James Hollyday, Richard Kennel. SECOND ROW: Richard Hersh, Anita Hurst, Connie Hassell, Lois Kapp, Karen Hackett, Robert Hurst, Philip Hepner. THIRD ROW: Cynthia Houck, Kathy Houck, Geraldine Hostetter, Sarah Graybill, Luke Horning,Wendy Hanna, Terry Good. FOURTH ROW: Richard Haines, Eileen Hoover, Clifford Horst, Harold Herman, Douglas Houck,Jeff Hunsicker. FIFTH ROW: Larry Groff, Sharon Hartranft, Joanne Hurst, Lamar Groff. Nancy Horning, Barbara Kurtz, Harold Kilhefner. ABSENT: William Harder, Raymond Green, Mrs. Weaver, Advisor. introduces him to new people, and plunges him into new conflzcts 7-D FIRST ROW: Charles Landis, John Longenecker, Teri Meissner, Jane Mellinger, Lorraine Leid 7 William Longabaugh. SECOND ROW: Dennis Miller, Gary Marks, Geraldine Kulp, Peggy Longabaugh, Wanda Marshall, Kenneth Kuipers, Robert Kuipers. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Strausser, Advisor, Linda Lambert, Paul Martin, Sherry Mohler, Karen Lynn Martin, Jacalyn Longer, Marie Mohler. FOURTH ROW: Arthur Leid, Joyce Martin, Edward Lawrence, Jerry Martin, Edward Ludwig, Karen Sue Martin. FIFTH ROW: Marlin Martin, Kristi Kuipers, John Merchlinski, James Ludwig, Dale McClarigan, Darrell Martin, Delrea Kohl. ...g- V 5 2 'Nu 4,1 'xl 7-E, FIRST ROW: Ed Moyer, Gary Musser, Sharon Parmer, Martha Musser, Nelina Petersheim, Paula Ragan. SECOND ROW: Audrey Northeimer, Lester Newswanger, Larry Overly, Ruth Ann Rutt, Linda Rudy, Terry Myer, James Redcay. THIRD ROW: Mrs. McKivett, advisor, Teresa Ranck, Joyce Richwine, James Diem, Erma Ressler, Lynn Bushong, Ronald Morgan, Joanne Bradley. FOURTH ROW: John Rutt, Sheryl Newswanger, Pat Delaney, Michael Porsche, Ronald Rodgers, Thomas Overly. FIFTH ROW: Cecelia Roach, Audrey Nelson, Dorothy O'Brien, Gale Oerke, Mary Lee Mosser, Deborah Myers, Donna Samuels. ABSENT: Ruth Ann Nolt, Herbert Richwine. The junior high student is cz developing personalizjf who is 7-F, FIRST ROW: Carol Jean Sauder, Brenda Sweigart, Donna Sauder, Betty Jean Strock, William Sensenig, Linda Smith, Dorothy Tshudy. SECOND ROW: Robert Tshudy, Susan Slabach, Jane Snyder, Robert Sharkey, Stephanie Trolier, Janice Sensenig, Iren Shirk, William Shirk, THIRD ROW: Mrs. Dissinger, advisor, Ann Louise Smith, Benny Sweigart, James Spangler, Anna Mary Schulze, Phoebe Ann Sauder, Garry Supplee, Daniel Snader. FOURTH ROW: Martin Schulze, Bruce Smith, Jeffry Shirk, Dennis Steffy, Jeffrey Stauffer, Douglas Snader. FIFTH ROW: Richard Barr, Linda Sinclair, Miriam Stoltzfus, Judy Sandoe, Kathy Sollenberger, Eileen Sinclair, William Seifrit. W IG fp., KI 7-G, FIRST ROW: Barbara Wasserlein, Leroy Witman, Robert Walter, Raymond Weaver, Galen Yoder, Lydia Jean Zook. SECOND ROW: Richard Witwer, Joyce Witman, Lois Youndt, Stuart Va.n Meter, Lynda Youndt, Richard Witmer, Judith Weaver, Sharon Weaver. THIRD ROW: Mr. Mask, advisor, Barbara Weaver, Sandra Whitekettle, Eric Whitemore, Ken Weber, Barbara Zerbe, Velma Weaver, Hilda Weaver. FOURTH ROW: Steve Weaver, Christine Weaver, Joyce Weaver, Ronald Wier, Terry Weaver, Helen Weinhold, Susan Wimer. FIFTH ROW: Carol Witmer, Lucy Weber, Gary Walters, Sarah Weidman, Brenda Weinhold, Sara Weaver, Lorraine Youndt. ABSENT: John Wise, Edna Wenger. observing new princzples and searching for securigf. Seventh Grade Officers President ..... Abbey Brandau Vice-President . . Richard Braine Secretary .... Ann Louise Smith Treasurer. . . Audrey Northeimer Advisor . . .... Mrs. Bowman Many students such as Eugene Martin find relaxation in the silence of the library - ad- venture in its books. x,,,5,f 8-A, FIRST ROW: Shirley Beiler, Phyllis Buzzard, William Beck, David Binkley, Betty Bressler, Linda Eberly. SECOND ROW: Dwight Beck, Michael Burkhart, Deidre Eckenroth, Sara Wanner, Bradley Byers, Sally Eberly, Gerald Blatt. THIRD ROW: Mr. Shirk, advisor, Roger Danhnert, Harry Eberly, Patricia Dun- lap, Trudy Auker, Deborah Dussinger, Denise Smith. FOURTH ROW: Delores Deim, Clare Weaver, Sharon Driscoll, Brenda Carpenter, Doris Weaver, Sandra Eberly, Jean Brubaker, Kenneth Auker, FIFTH ROW: Kenneth Beears, James Diem, John Binkley, Randall Boyer, Leon Buckwalter, Gary Clark, Joe Beaston. He rnust therefore entertain new ideas and form new opinions 8 B, FIRST ROW: Sharon Fox, Marlin Good, Richard Eshleman, Lois Gingrich, Judy Gensemer, Dorothy Fager. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Hess, advisor, Lorraine Good, Vickie Geist, Lucy Good, Sharon Folker, Mary Jane Ginder, Sanford Good. THIRD ROW: David Haas, Leonard Good, Cynthia Finch, Robert Fisher, Lon Flaud. FOURTH ROW: Judy Fessler, Donald Gochenaur, Mary Jane Fink, John Evans, Eric Groff, Kenneth Good, Ronald Gochenaur. FIFTH ROW: Dennis Groff, Sharon Frankhouser, Linda Good, David Frank, Barry Habalar, Mary H. Good, LeRoy Friedly. '7 'Y 8-C, FIRST ROW: Donald Kurtz, Marlin Huss, Linda Kauffman, Joyce Horst, Philip Landis, Clyde Kreider. SECOND ROW: Delores Horning, Douglas Horst, Andrea Hartranft, Clair Kreider, Terry Laukhuff. THIRD ROW: Mr. Heydt, Advisor, Larry Kauffman, Donald Lausch, Martha Hess, Dennis Hochstetler, Julia Keller, Martha Kilhepner. FOURTH ROW: Sandra Kern, Kenneth Kauffman, Roy Heft, Mark Kelley, Rosene Horn- ing, Jerre Law. FIFTH ROW: Wilmer Horst, Barry Keikpatrick, Leon Hoover, Franklin Hoover, Gerald Heller, Darlene Hartranft. During these years, he rnust mature ana' learn to accept new responsibilities. 8-D, FIRST ROW: Doris Martin, Albert Linton, Larry Leininger, Robert Law, Marlene Martin, Glenda Little- john, Brenda Longer. SECOND ROW: Rayme Martin, Sylvia Martin, Patricia Long, Linda Meashy, Joann Mattis,Myrna Martin,Clifford Martin. THIRD ROW: Mr.Huber, Advisor, Barbara Longer, Edith Martzall, Nancy Longer, Debbie Mellinger, Linda Martin, Sandra Martin. FOURTH ROW: David Lowery, Larry Mar- tin, Eugene Martin, Dennis Martin, Robert D. Martin, Douglas Maclay. FIFTH ROW: Richard Martin, Chester Mellinger, Robert C. Martin, Harold Millinger, Fran Merchlinski, Janice Martin. 'aa ix '5 af is 8-E, FIRST ROW: Linda Palsgrove, Shirley Miller, Joann Morgan, Virginia Redcay, Mary Grace Patton, Penny Myers. SECOND ROW: Tamara Reynolds, Robert Rice, Gary Richwine, Dorothy Musser, Charles Parmer, Amos Reiff. THIRD ROW: Miss Mamula, Advisor, Mary Lou Ream, Dana Reed, Mary Ann Platt, Mary Ann Ranck, Linda Remp, Kay Penwell. FOURTH ROW: Joyce Riker, Alice Musselman, Larry Paul, Richard Ragan, Mike Patton, Clair Miller, George Miller, Roberta Ressler. The junior high student must grow in mind as well as stature, 8-F, FIRST ROW: Leverne Stauffer, Sandra Stover, Fannie Snader, Fred Simon, Daryl Weaver, Mary Ann Stauffer. SECOND ROW: Richard Sorber, Douglas Stick, Mary Beth Schreiber, Donna Sweigart, Barbara Shupp, Edgar Sensenig, Harold Snyder. THIRD ROW: John Sauder, Libbie Trostle, Mary Sinclair, Brenda Stauffer, Joanne Snavley, June Sensenig, Louise Shirk. FOURTH ROW: Sylvia Singer, Esther Stauffer, Shirley Trupe, Betty Rutt, Rodney Usher. FIFTH ROW: Dennis Spacht, Glen Sensenig, Dennis Usner, Stanley Shen- berger, Nancy Sauder, Dale Sinclair, Norman Waltz. 8-G, FIRST ROW: Gerald Zimmerman, Larry Weaver, Susan Weaver, Eilleen Witwer, Carl Zimmerman, Bonnie Youndt. SECOND ROW: Eva Wenger, James Weaver, Dianne Witwer, Lamar Zimmerman, William Wise, Shirley Weitzle. THIRD ROW: Mr. Reynolds, advisor, Adam Zimmerman, Agnes Weinhold, Karen Weinhold, Esther Weaver, Carmen Wise, Carol Weller. FOURTH ROW: Ken Zimmerman, Doris Zeimer, Richard Zimmerman, Paula Weaver, Joan Witmer. FIFTH ROW: Mary Weaver, Thomas Youndt, Eugene Weaver, David Woodward, William Yelk, Pat Weaver, Dawn Weaver. he must advance intellectualbf and spiritualbf as well czsphysicalbf. Eighth Grade Officers President ...... Sarah Warmer N Vice-President . . . Clare Weaver l Secretary . . . . . . Denise Smith Q33 1 ., R Treasurer . . . . . Doris Weaver or IN Advisor. . . . . . M1-.shirk 1 fuss NY Si Egyptian history leaves some students mystified - others merely busy. i s sw.. 1 1 v 9-A, FIRST ROW: Bonnie Bressler, Barbara Brubaker, Linda Buch, Russell Beck, Ray Beiler, Ruth Brendle. SECOND ROW: Miss Smith, advisor, Cindy Wise, Susan Brelsford, Gayle Brenneman, Judy Braine, Gerry Brown, Betty Buckwalter, Judy Buch. THIRD ROW: Lovina Arment, Marvin Brubaker, Lois Jean Bowman, Barbara Best, Linda Beears, Fay Brendle. FOURTH ROW: Sandra Baxter, JudyAndrew, Lynette Burkholder, Greg Bair, Evelyn Buckwalter, Judy Houck. FIFTH ROW: Gary Blair, Roy Bowman, David Bender, Mike Wenger, John Binkley, Glenn Weber, Robert Buckwalter. Throughout this time, we can watch theyoung student shed his 9-B, FIRST ROW: Tom Eshelman, Jerry Esch, Robert Gehman, Ronald Frankhouser, Rodney Davis, Harry Freas. SECOND ROW: Cheryl Frankhouser, Carolyn Diehm, Amos Good, Dina Frank, Irene Cebular, Kathy Eshelman, Gary Carter. THIRD ROW: Mr. Kenepp, advisor, Suzy Frankhouser, John Getz, Rachel Duttry, Donald Clymer, Kathy Eberly. FOURTH ROW: Barbara Frank, Dave Erb, Sanford Gehman, Ted Finefrock, ArdellFeister, Donna Gettle. FIFTH ROW: Ronald Crills, Barton Eshelman, Larry Coldren, Bill Detwiler, Alan Glassman, Ronald Dyer, Donald Dunlap. I - 3 11 n l .. t '. 9-C, FIRST ROW: Donald Good, Barbara Hillworth, Bette Hartraft, Rodney Hartman, Orie Good, Dianne Good. SECOND ROW: Thomas Hoober, Nancy Hoober, Janet Horning, Kathy Hoffert, Sandy Gutekunst. THIRD ROW: Mr. Keller, Advisor, James Horst, Ruth Ann High, Ruth Ann Horning, Margie Hollinger, Shirley Good,Jackie Helenthal. FOURTH ROW: William Heistand, Willard Good, Frank Harsh, Bruce Good, Larry Hannan, John Hench. FIFTH ROW: Lucille Good, William Groff, Marylin Hamilton, Ronald Groff, Barbara Heft, Charles Good, Dale Herr. childish ways and advance toward the nate ofa young adult. 9-D, FIRST ROW: Sylvia McComant, Pauline Martin, Martha McCoy, Mary McCoy, Mabel Martin, Joyce Longabaugh. SECOND ROW: Mr. Somerfield, Advisor, Gary Keiffer, Larry Light, Richard Kieffer, Mary Lou Light, Donald Kauffman, Elaine Martin. THIRD ROW: Carol Hurst, Eileen Houck, Dorothy Keller, Linda Johnson, Jane Martin, Donna Martin. FOURTH ROW: John Kennel, Louis Kidhardt, Elmer Leaman, Patty Hostetter, Delores Martin, Rodger Martin, Paul Kelley. FIFTH ROW: Jane Keiser, Carol McC1arigan, Ray Kauffman, Larry Martin, Wayne McClarigan, John Kreider, Betty M. Martin. ABSENT: Betty L. Martin, Mildred Martin. 3 21344 ,,,,,, , ,M 'H ,ag A-Aa 9-E, FIRST ROW: Barry Miller, George Meissner, Roy Mellinger, Jane Musser, Judy Oster, Wendy Myers. SECOND ROW: Mr. Loewen, advisor, Ann Newswanger, Barbara Ranck, Nancy Mohler, Janice Musser, Dar- lene Musser, Donna Ranck. THIRD ROW: Thelma Martin, James Musser, Richard Meck, Bonnie Miller, Martha Ranck, Edith Newswanger. FOURTH ROW: Richard Palsgrove, Glen Morgan, Jane Nolt, Linda Peplau, Sandy Martin, Richard Musser, Barry Newswanger. FIFTH ROW: Herbert Myers, Suzanne Nagle, Robert Overly, Abe Plank, Ranyl Peters, Jeffrey Meek, Salinda Mentzer. ABSENT: Leroy Musser. The senior hi gh student has now entered into cz more mature 9-F, FIRST ROW: Brenda Shirk, Leroy Sensenig, Donald Shirk, Nancy Stover, Diane St. Clair, Pamela Shirk. SECOND ROW: Mr.BasilWood,Jr., advisor, Dale Stamm, David Shrom, Gary Sollenberger, Michael Spang- ler, Carol Stern, Janice Shirk, Kay Styer. THIRD ROW: Randy Schnader, Thomas Shimp, Donna Sensenig, Philip Stone, Linda Shirk, Robert Snook, Abby Rhoads. FOURTH ROW: J. Steven Sheaffer, Barbara E. Smith, Gary Shimp, Joe E. Reeder, Susan M. Stoltzfus, Donald L. Sauder. FIFTH ROW: Randy G. Stubbs, Gerald L. Styer, Mark E. Sensenig, Nestor Santiago, Robert L. Sauder, Mervin C. Sensenig, John R. Smith. '73 w ff! ,QL f I :cl 55:2 S- i 'i .-Htsfflx 9-G, FIRST ROW: Philip Witwer, Marvin Weber, Ray Welk, Kathy Weaver, Caroline Werich, JuliaWhite, Linda Youndt. SECOND ROW: Mr. Carey, Advisor, Mary Kay Zimmerman, Doris Weaver, Jacqueline Zoll, SandyWitwer, HenryWeaver, Larry Weller. THIRD ROW: Kathy Walters, Louis Ann Wert, Martha Thomas, Ann Sweigart, Sharon Styer, Ronald Usner. FOURTH ROW: Linda Sweigart, Pam Whitmore, Sandy Wallin, Donald Usner, Linda Weinhold, Carol Weinhold, Beth Thomas. FIFTH ROW: James Tshudy, Bruce Weaver, Lee Weber, Robert Youndt, Tom Sweigart, Leon Weinhold, George Zimmerman, Jay Zimmerman. atmosphere and must adapt himseh' to the more intricate problems which he will encounter. H3 Ninth Grade Officers President ....... Judy Houck Vice-President . . . Mike Wenger Secretary .... . . Cindy Wise Treasurer. . . . . Glen Weber Advisor . . . . . Miss Smith Mr. Louis Hillard illustrates a basic principle in graphic arts to two ques- tioning students. 10-A, FIRST ROW: Debbie Dunlap, Diana Boley, Kathy Clark, Jeanne Grills, Kathy Alwine, Nancy Butler, Linda Weaver. SECOND ROW: Mr. Martin, advisor, Ann Brubaker, Cathy Beck, Andrea Andrews, Jeanette Clymer, Teresa Buchanan, Sunnie De Bushong, Dee Ann Ressler. THIRD ROW: Eileen Coldren, Janice Campbell, Sydne Irons, Cherry Lynn Brossman, Sandy Diem, Donna Dombach, Linda Buckwalter. FOURTH ROW: Terry Alleman, Bill Baxter, Gene Brubaker, Raymond Bowman, Philip Deibler, Terry Brubaker. FIFTH ROW: Larry Burkhart, Donald Dughi, Barry Diem, Larry Carson, Marlin Benner, Clifford Diem, David Best. He must learn Z0 accept new and greater respansibililzes zn the 10-B, FIRST ROW: Sam Fritz, Harry Eaby, Chester Freeman,Artist Graham, Dawn Gehman, Marian Eberly, Carol Good. SECOND ROW: Miss Troxell, advisor, Carl Gehman, Linda Fry, Mary Good, Patricia Greene, Joan Esbenshade, Nancy Fritchey. THIRD ROW: Rite Good, Audrey Faust, Harold Fager, Daniel Fessler, Chester, Gordon, Janet Good, Freda Eshelman. FOURTH ROW: Eugene Eberly, Tony Folker, Wilmer Esbenshade, Warren Good, Eugene Graybill, Ray Good, Reginald Geist. FIFTH ROW: John Hahn, Donald Good, Robert Good, William Fisher, Kris Groff, Menno Eby, Laverne Good. ABSENT: Michael Futer, John Francis. S 1 If lf'-'1 '-4 LA 10-C, FIRST ROW: Ruthlrons, Teri Jones, Lucille Johnson, Linda Laudermilch, Jane High, Karen Kuipers. SECOND ROW: Mr. Gamber, Advisor, Gerald Horst, Donald Horning, Charles Hertzog, Lucy Horning, Susan Hess, Kathy Kauffman, Janice Houck. THIRD ROW: Nancy Horning, Paul Hepner, Gary Halls, Richard Kachel, Amber Houck, Ruth Ann Hahn: FOURTH ROW: Edward Kelly, Kale Kelley, Marvin Harsh, Dennis Hunsicker, Desmond Hoover, David Henderson, Larry Law. FIFTH ROW: Michael Lease, Clarence Kemper, Charles Heft, Merle Horst, Glenn Hoover, Jeff Herr, Kenneth Learnan. school and communigf which will eventualhf reflect on his personality and character. 10-D, FIRST ROW: Jim McKinney, John Miller, John Martin, Ralph Neidermyer, Ruth Ann Martin, Cherie Lees, Irene Musselman. SECOND ROW: Mr. Yost, advisor, Elaine Overly, Holly Meck, Rose A. Martin, Darlene Lefever, Grace Martin, Janis Oberholtzer, Jane Martin. THIRD ROW: Cynde Martin, Linda Means, Vivian Musser, Ellen Ludwig, Norma Martin, Eveline Longer. FOURTH ROW: Sharyn Martin, Harold Mar- tin, MichaelMohler, Robert Nolt, Rodney Newton, Fred Nolt, Phyllis Martin, William Messner, Sandra May, Donald Nelson, Mare Murr, Jerry Longabaugh, Kenneth Myers, Dale Lutz. N f I-use 10-E, FIRST ROW: Patricia Schnupp, Jane Shirk, Jennifer Redcay, Joyce Stauffer, Dawn Parmer, Sandra Snyder. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Kennedy, advisor,Mary Alice Stauffer, Charlene Parmer, Elaine Spotts, Dar- lene Shirk, Richard Sadosky. THIRD ROW: Joyce Snader, Helen Stoltzfus, Norman Rutter, Cynthia Schnader, Margaret Remp. FOURTH ROW: Connie Steffy, Kathy Slabach, Margeret Rogers, David Snook, Ted Riker, June Rutt, Susan Stauffer. FIFTH ROW: Richard Rutt, Barry Palmer, Clair Sensenig, Herbert Stauffer, Maynard Shirk, Kenneth Simmons, Gordon Starr. In a few years this student will become part of our adult sociegf 10-F, FIRST ROW: Ruth A. Stoltzfus, Carolyn Ziemer, Mary Ellen Stoltzfus, Jackie Weidman, Mary Wen- rich, MaryJane Weinhold. SECOND ROW: Mr.Greer, Advisor, Robert Witwer, Eugene Weber, Robert Yelk, Karl Wentzel, Glenn Wyble, Larry Weaver. THIRD ROW: Steve White, Edwin Wenger, Robert Witmer, Joe Sturla, Reg Traugh, Tom Weaver. FOURTH ROW: Richard Weaver, Linda Witwer, Connie Weber, Robert Styer, Judy Witmer, Jerry Trout, James Whitaker. FIFTH ROW: Douglas Weaver, John Zimmerman, Greg Weidman, Lamar Witmer, Nelson Wert, Ronald Wise, Carl Weaver. TENTH GRADE OFFICERS: President ....... Linda Weaver Vice-President ..... Bill Baxter Secretary ..... . .Dee Ressler Treasurer . . . . .Sydne Irons Advisor . . . . . Mr. Martin I R ,-32? in K' Molding clay into shapes that fit their fancy, students find an aesthetic release for their feelings. preparing himseyby broadening his knowledge ana' strengthening his character. A perplexed chicken finds itself the center of attraction before Roy Musser, John Campbell, Clyde Wissler, and Mr. Robert Herr. ELEVENTH GRADE OFFICERS: President ....... Carl Weaver Vice-President . . .Kenneth Martin Secretary ....... Donna Martin Treasurer .... Doris Northeimer Advisor . . . ..... Mr. Young Y, C 'sa 11-A, FIRST ROW: Diana Davis, Charlene Esch, Arlene Bowman, Patsy Betsker, Sandra Beck, Esther Bow- man. SECOND ROW: Mr. Young, Advisor, Janet Frankhouser, Edith Beck, Sydney Byers, Leon Arment, Donna Martin, Alice Cramer. THIRD ROW: Ronald Deshong, Audrey Good, Julie Eshelman, Carol Good, Doris Northeimer, Barry Burkholder. FOURTH ROW: William Dussinger, Lee Brubaker, James Good, Ken Eckenroth, Barry Eckenroth. FIFTH ROW: Carl Weaver, Emerson Arment, Ken Martin, Roy Brandau, Jack Evans, Richard Althouse, Barry Auker. M an is waiting for the senior hi gh student to prove his usefulness 11-B, FIRST ROW: CherryMartin, Janet Martin, Linda McCarty, Lucille Hurst, Mary Jane Johnson, Gloria Hershey. SECOND ROW: Mr. J. William Dean, Advisor, Alvin McCoy, Carol Longabaugh, Larry Houck, Bill Hagey, Jane Hoagland, Barbara Hollinger, Sylvia Haines. THIRD ROW: John Hutchinson, Bev Groff, Karen Lane, Eugene Martin, Patricia Haas, Susan Luek. FOURTH ROW: Larry Martin, Earl Horst, Sol Laush, Doug Jacoby, Richard Longenecker, Jim Martin, Nevin Hurst. FIFTH ROW: Bob Habalar, Bob Hurst, Richard Good, Jay Leary, Randy Good, Ken E. Martin, Dennis Kern. .wi I il l he E lla ' 11-C, FIRST ROW: Lou Ann Martin, Beckey Rauscher, Cindy Miller, Edna Faye Newswanger, Elizabeth Sandoe, Judy Newswanger. SECOND ROW: Mr. Smith, Advisor, Karen Ranck, Donna Peplau, Mary Ann Sandoe, WillaMartin, Sheila Ruland, Susie Rodgers, Gloria Sandoe. THIRD ROW: Lewis Northeimer, Randy Martin, Barry Sensenig, Jack Schnadcr, Don Mitchell, Gary Pickel, Carl Parsons, Roy Musser. FOURTH ROW: Eric Ressler, Robert Mohler, Jere Shimp, Michele Sadosky, Gloria Mull, Walter Musser, Barry Mentzer. FIFTH ROW: Bill Rook, Gary Shirk, Charles Reeser, Paul Shenberger, Kenneth Metzler, James Sensenig, Carl Sensenig. and abiligf Z0 overcome the complex problems 0 our sociegf. 11-D, FIRST ROW: Donna Styer, Nancy Wise, Ilene Shirk, Mary Lou Weaver, Donna Trego, Joan Shader, Mary Wenger. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Harlow, Advisor, Linda Stern, Louetta Weaver, Barbara Weinhold, Susan Weaver, SharonWeller, Rowena Weaver, Sylvia Zimmerman. THIRD ROW: Violet Weaver, Fay Styer, SusanWenger, Susan Trostle, Joyce Sinclair, Kathy Stick, Carol Ziemer. FOURTH ROW: Clyde Wissler, Clare Stauffer, Ronald Sorber, Lyn Sweigart, William Waltz, Samuel Zimmerman, John Wenger. FIFTH ROW: Rodney Shupp, Leon Weaver, Larry Styer, Donald Snavely, Gerald Vogel, William Shirk, David Spangler. l WS .D The Senior who was once shy unaware insignylicant. . . Has now learned to be dependable formed an idealistic foundation advanced toward maturigf. He has mixed emotions of JW , anxzegf hope- as he faces . . . GRAD UA TION k' -':'55?.f'5'3f3V5N?.f. 1 .J - M Q If ...J l -- 9-, ' 'xg' 4 -3 ,. Q I .f CLA SS OFFICER HORACE EUGENE GROFF - President National Honor Society 2,35 Boys' Leaders 2,35 Wrestling 2,35 Student Council 35 Soccer 2,35 Ap- paratus Club 2,35 Handbalancing 2,35 Advanced Tumbling Club 2. , ,F MARY MARGARET HALSEY - Vice President Band 1,2,35 Chorus 1,2535 Cheerleading 1,2,35 Basketball 1,2,35 Hockey 1,2,35 Hockey Co-Cap- P tain 35 Softball 1,2,35 Honor Society 2,35 Honor Rol11,2,35 Student Council 152,35 TAT 1,2,35 Girls' Leaders 1,35 Quill Xt Scroll 2,35 AFS 2,3. JACKIE ANN McCOY - Secretary chorus 1,2,35 Giee ciub 1,25 FNA 1,2,35 TAT' it Business Staff 1,25 Student Council 25 Softball 1, 25 All-School Play 2,35 German Club 2. L-LOUISE HERMAN - Treasurer National Honor Society 2,35 Honor Rol11,2,35 Band 1,2,35 Glee Club Acc. 15 Chorus Acc. 35 Hockey 2, 35 Basketball 1,2,35 FHA 1,2,35 County FHA Sec- retary 35 GAA 25 Girls' Leaders 25 Softball Man- ager 1,35 TAT 1,25 Student Librarian 1,35 JA 25 Archery Club 25 Debate Club 25 TAB Club 1. 122 Band 1,2,35 O r c h e str a 2,35 Dance Band 1,2,35 So c c e r 1,35 Wrestling 1,2,35 Band President 35 Tennis 15 Boys' Leaders 2,35 Chorus 15County, District, State Band 1,2,3. Baseball 2,35 Band 1,2,35 Dance Band 1,2,35 Or- chestra 2,35 JA 2,35 JA President 35 Hot Stove Club 3. ROBERT SIMPSON BAIR Soccer 2,35 Wrestling 25 Baseball Manager 2,35 JA 35 Chorus 1,2,35 Printing Club 1,25 Honor Roll 2. LONITA JEAN BENNER Nurses Club 2,35 Chorus 1,2,35 Spartanus 25 Chorus 15 County Chorus 15 Honor Roll 1,2,35 Glee Club 2,3. RONALD IRA BLANK Chorus 1,25 JA 2,35 Wrestling 1,25 Soccer 35 Print- ing Club 1,25 All-School Play 25 Handbalancing 35 Apparatus 35 Soccer Manager 1. ,M CAROLE JEAN BOMBERGER Staff 35 Spartanus Editorial Staff 35 JA 2,35 FHA 2 15 Glee Club 15 Radio Sz TV Club 25 Dramatics Club 1? JOHN RICHARD BRUBAKER DAVID SYLVESTER BUCH 5 TAT Bu sin e s s Staff 1,2,35 Spartanus Business U SANDRA LEE BURD Band 1,2535 JV Hockey 15 Glee Club 2,35 TAT Bus iness Staff 1,25 Girls' Leaders 35 Student Libra- rian 152,35 Radio-TV Club 2,35 FHA 3. DONALD LEE COY Band 1,2,35 Chorus 1,25 Wrestling 1,2,35 Soccer 2, 35 JA 35 Apparatus 2,35 Hand Balancing 3. Softball 3. BIRGIT DRASDO LINDA DEE DUSSINGER Student Council 35 Hockey 35 Apparatus Club 35 BARBARA ANN EBERLY FNA 1,25 Senior Glee Club 1,25 Senior Chorus 2, 3 County Chorus 25 FFA Accompanist 25 FHA 3. CHERYL CHRISTINE EBERLY FNA 1,25 FHA 1,25 Glee Club 1,2. Student Council 1,2,35JV Hockey 15 Class Treas- urer 15 FHA 15 Girls' Leaders 1,35 TAT Business Staff 1,2,35 Spartanus Editorial Staff 35 Spartanus Business Staff 35 Glee Club 15 Apparatus 2,35 Handbalancing 35 JA2,3, Secretaryg All School Play 35 Radio and TV Club 2. CHARLES STANLEY ECKENROTH Soccer l,2,35 Wrestling 1,2,35 JA 35 Chorus 15 Boys' Leaders 1,2,35 Boys' Leaders President 35 Handbalancing 2,35 Apparatus 2,35 Baseball 35 Chess Club 1. NANCY CAROLYN FINCH Hockey 1,2,35 Cheerleading l,2,35 Captain 35 Soft- ball 2,35 All School Play 2,35 Girls' Leaders 1,2, 35 GAA 1,25 Class Secretary 15 Tumbling Club 1, 2,35 Handbalancing Club 2,35 Apparatus Club 2,35 Honor Society 2,35 TAT Editorial 25 TAT Business 15 Quill Kr Scroll 2,35 Spartanus Editorial 2,35 Dancing Club 15 Badminton Club 15 Honor Roll 1, 2,35 AFS 3. ROY BLEASE FINCH JR. Boys' Leaders 2,35 Baseball 1,25 Wrestling 25 JA 3. its JOHN ROBERT FOLKESON JR Student Council 35 Spartanus Editorial Staff 3 TAT 35 FTA 152,35 Printing 1,2. Jw , 'hw FLOYD RICHARD FRANKHOUSER Honor Roll 1,2,35 TAT 2,35 Chess Club 15 TAB 15 Book Club 2,35 Printing Club 25 Spartanus Editori- al Staff 3. MILDRED ELAINE FREIDLY K Archery Club 25 Music Appreciation Club 3. SANFORD JAY Fmrz Rifle Club 15 Baseball 15 FFA 1,2,3. ABRAHAM JESSE GE HMAN Rifle Club 25 Radio and Electronics 3. CARL LEE GEHMAN FFA 1,2,35 FFA Treasurer 1,2,3. JUDY EILEEN GEHMAN 25 Music Appreciation Club 3. TAT Business Staff 25 Glee Club 15 Radio and TV Club 25 TAB 25 Student Librarian 15 Archery Club EILEEN MARILYN GINGRICH Band 1,2,35 Chorus 1,2,35 County Chorus 1,2,35 District Chorus 1,2,35 Eastern U.S. Chorus 35 National Honor Society 1,2,35 All School Play 2,35 County Band 1. J OANNE GOOD Spartanus Editorial Staff 35 Student Librarian 1,25 Honor R011 15 A11 School Play 35 Debating Club 25 FTA 1,2,3. KENNETH GOOD Fencing Club 1,2,3Q Radio and TV Club 1,2. GEORGE DAVID HAAS JV Basketball 13 JA 3. KATHLEEN HAAS FHA 1,33 Archery Club 23 Student Librarian 23 Spartanus Business Staff 3. LESTER VERNON GOOD Rifle Club 2,33 Rifle Team 2,33 Fencing Club 1, JANET LOUISE GORDON JA 23 Softball 2,33 Girls' Leaders 1,2,33 Radio and TV Club 23 Cheerleader 3. STANLEY CLAIR GRAYBILL Chess Club lg Pr1nt1ng Club 2. FAYE LOUISE LANDIS Honor Ro112,35 Student Librarian 35 FHA 35 Travel Club 3. BARBARA ANN LAUDERMILCH JA 25 Spartanus Editorial Staff 35 Student Libra- ria.n 2,35 Book Club 2. Band 1,2,35 Glee Club 1,2,35 Girls' Leader Club 35 Student Librarian 35 Archery Club 25 Tennis Club 25 Softba.1l1,2,35 Student Council 35 FHA 3. JAMES B. HART Baseball l,2,35 Wrestling 1,25 Printing Club 2 Wrestling Manager 3. JOYCE ELAINE HARTRANFT Archery Club 25 FHA 1. MARY ANN IGEFER SUZANN JUNE MARIE KURTZ Spartanus Editorial Staff 2,35 TAT 152,35 Girls' Leader Club 1,2,35 Student Librarian 15 Fencing Club 1,25 Senior High Dramatics 15 Basketball 1,2535 Tennis 2,35 FHA2,35 Literary Classic Club 25 Honor Roll 25, JA 2,3. V LINDA LOU LAUKHUFF Tennis 23 Spartanus Business Staff 33 Archery Club 2. JA 3g Chorus 13 Glee Club 1,2,33 Softball 1,2,33 Honor Roll l,2,33 TAT Business'Sta.ff 23 Debating Club 23 FHA 3. LINDA MAE LEID THOMAS LRWIN LEININGER Ba,nd1,2,33 Vice-President of Band 33 Band Sec- retary 23 Orchestra 1,2333 Orchestra President 2,33 Student Council 1,2,33 Class President 13 FTA 13 TAT 2,33 Quill and Scroll 2,33 Modern Math Club 23 County Band 1,23 Radio and Electronic Club 2. CHRISTINE MARIE LONG Band 2,3Q Girls' Leader 1,2Q Softball 1,2,3Q Bas- ketball 1,2,33 Advanced Tumbling 13 JA 33 Glee Club 13 Debating Club 2g GAA 1,2. DOUGLAS LEE LORAH Wrestling 1,2,33 Printing Club 1. KATHRYN E . MARTIN FHA 13 Librarian 2,3Q Spartanus Business Staff 33 Archery Club 23 Honor Roll 1,2,3. RICHARD RAY MARTIN Chorus 1,2,35 County Chorus 25 FFA Chorus 1,25 FFAState Chorus 1,25 FFA 1,2,35 Boys' Leaders 1,2,35 All School Play 2,35 Baseball 1. RUTH ANN MARTIN Chorus 1,2,35 County Chorus 15 Girls' Leaders Club 2,35 TAT 1,25 Senior Glee Club 1,2,35 Soft- ball Manager 2,3 . SANDRA L. MARTIN Glee Club 1,2,35 Librarian Club 1,2,35 FHA 1,2, 35 Travel Club 3. WILLIAM SHAUB MARTIN, JR. Soccer 1,2,35 Basketball 1,2,35 Student Council 1,35 Boys' Leader Club 1,2,35 FTA 1,2,35 School President 35 Basketball 3. WILMER R. MARTIN Class Vice-President 25 FFA 1,2,35 School Play 2,35 Senior Chorus 1,2,35 County Chorus 1,25 FFA Chorus 1,25 State FFA Chorus 25 Earth and Space Science Club 25 Weather Station 2,3. BRENDA LOUISE MENTZER Senior Chorus 1,2,35 Honor Roll 1,2,35 Senior Glee Club 1,25 National Honor Society 2,35 Badminton Club 15 Literary Club 25 County Chorus 1,2,35 District Chorus 35 Student Librarian 1,25 Music Appreciation Club 35 Senior Dramatics Club 35 JA Secretary 2. 5' RICHARD LOWELL MONTGOMERY Fencing 1,25 Radio and TV Club 2. JOHN DAVID MUSSELMAN JA 2,35 Chess C1ub15Tennis 1,2,35 Basketball 2, 35 JV Basketball 1. ANNA MAE MUSSER Student Librarian 2,35 Glee Club 2,35 Archery Club 25 Honor Roll 25 Travel Club 35 FHA 3. ERMA MAE MYERS Basketball 1,2,35 Hockey 1,2,35 Spartanus Typing Editor 35 TAT 1,2,35 Radio and TV Club 25 JA 25 JA Treasurer 35 Track Meet 1,2. TIMOTHY TODD MYERS 5 BONNIE NOLT Qi Mx ELLA LOUISE RESSLER Archery Club 25 Music Appreciation Club 3. CHERYL DAWN REYNOLDS StageCraft Club 1,2,35 Archery Club 25 TAT Business Staff 1,2,3. PAULINE JEAN O'BRIEN Glee Club 2,35 Stud ent Librarian 2 Club 25 FHA 1,35 Travel Club 3. LINDA R. PLANK Basketball 15 TAT Business Staff 1,25 County Band 25 District Band 25 All 3. RICHARD DOUGLAS POOLE ,35 Archery Ba.nd 1,2,35 School Play Soccer 1,2,35 Captain 35 All County Soccer 25 JV Basketball 15 Wrestling 2,35 Student Council 1,25 Honor Roll 2,35 Boys' Leader Club 1,2,35 Tumb- ling and Apparatus Club 2,35 TAT 3. SANDRA MARIE REIFSNYDER FHA 2,3. 'fl J , 4. FRANCIS LEWIS RICKET Wrestling 2,3g Astronomy Club 3g Baseball 3g Rifle Club 3. LARRY LEE RUSSELL Band 1,2,3g Soccer 15 Basketball 1. VERNA MAE RUTT FHA 1,2 3 JA 3 Rl-IODA JANE SAUDER FHA 15 Archery Club 23 Travel Club 3. SANDRA JEAN SAUDER FHA 2,3. SANDRA LEE SCHNADER FNA 1,2g Tennis Club 25 Archery Club 2g Libra rian 3g Glee Club 15 TAB 1. JAMES I. SELL Chorus 13 Wrestling 1,2. DWIGHT SAMUEL SHIMP Spartanus Business Staff 3. Rifle Team 1,23 Rifle Club 1,2,33 Baseball 1,23 FFA 1,2,3 BEULAH MAE SHIRK RONALD EUGENE SHROM ROBERT LEE SIEDHOF Basketball 13 Baseball 1,33 Chess Club 13 Rifle Club 1,2,33 Rifle Team 1,2,33 Spartanus Staff 23 Boys' Leaders 2,33 Chorus 33 Student Council13 Hot Stove Club 33 All School Play 3. PEGGY ANN SLABACH Chorus 2,33 Glee Club 1,33 FNA 1,23 GAA1,23 Girls' Leaders 2,33 Softball 1,2,3g Hockey 1,2,33 JV Cheerleader 23 Wrestling Cheerleader 33 Class Secretary 23 Music Appreciation 3. MARY KATHRYN STAUFFER Chorus 1,2,3gG1ee Club 1g JV Hockey 1,25 JV Cheerleader 1,25 Wrestling Cheerleader 33 Nurses Club 23 County Chorus 15 All School Play 3g Literary Classic Club 25 Music Appreciation Club 3. THOMAS GEORGE STAUFFER JA 2,33 JA President 35 Stagecraft 3. EUGENE STAUFFER DOROTHY MAE SNADER Chorus 1,2,3g Glee Club 1,2,3g Librarian 3g Honor R011 2. HARRIET JOHANNA SPRINGER Chorus 2,35 County Chorus 2g Honor Roll 1,2,3g JV Hockey 2g Spartanus Staff Editorial Staff 2, 33 All School Play 2,33 Pep Club 13 Latin Club 1, Student Council lg Variety Show 1. CHRISTINA GAYLE STAUFFER Chorus l,2,3g County Chorus 23 JV Hockey 1,2g JV Tennis 1, German,Club 23 TAT 25 Spartanus Editorial Staff 33 Glee Club 13 All School Play 35 Quill and Scroll 2,3g National Honor Society 2,33 Class Treasurer 2. LINDA JANE STONE Chorus 1,2,3g District Chorus 1,33 County Chorus 1,2,3g Girls' Leader 1,2,3g Band 1,2,3g Librarian 35 A11 School Play 1,2,3g Softball 1,25 TAT Busi- ,ness Staff 1,2. N X' vi '1 'cwW!'f MARGARET J. THOMPSON FHA 1,33 Senior Glee Club 2,35 Library RICHARD WARREN STEPHENS Baseball 1,2,3 BONNIE LYNN STIE F Band 1,2,3g TAT 2,35 Spartanus Editorial Staff 3 Student Council lg Radio and TV Club 2, Dance Band 1,25 JA 2,3. Club 1. LESLIE MARVIN SWEIGART Baseball 1,2,3g JA 3. PAUL FREDERICK WALTER, JR. JV Basketball 13 Wrestling 2g Baseball 2,33 Soc- cer 3g Wrestling Manager 3g Hot Stove Club 3. 3 MARILYN LOUISE WEATHERBY Band 1,2,35 Chorus 2,35 Student Council 35 Hockey 1,2,35 Tennis 1,2,35 FTA 15 TAT 1,2,35 Sports Ed- itor 2,35 Girls' Leader Club 15 Honor Society 2,35 JV Cheerleader 15 Quill and Scroll 2,35 Ameri- can Field Service l,2,3. CAROL ANN WEAVER Chorus 1,2,35 Hockey 1,2,35 TAT Editorial 15 Feature Editor 25 Editor-in-Chief 35 Student Council l,2,35 Secretary 1,25 Girls' Leader Club 1,25 Honor Roll 15 Junior Honor Society 15 Honor Society 2,35 All School Play 35 FFA Sweetheart 15 Quill and Scroll -2,35 Senior Glee Club 15 American Field Service 2,3. All School Play 2,3. . ,. . ,Q .V K TAT Editorial Staff 1,2,35 Glee Club 15 FHA 1,2, 5 Y 35 All School Play 15 Softball 1,35 Student Council ' 25 Archery Club 25 Quill and Scroll 2,35 Honor Roll 25 Spartanus Business Staff 35 Junior Degree and Chapte r Degree in FHA5 State Degree in Homemaking. LARRY RAY WEAVER 5518 HERMA GRAC E WE AVER Student Council 1,2535 Boys' Leaders 2,35 Chorus 2,35 FFA 1,2,35 FFA President 1,2535 FFA, Lan- caster County Vice-President 25 Class Vice-Pre- sident 15 Class President 25 FFA Chorus 1,2,35 RALPH GORDON WEAVER Wrestling 2,3. RICHARD AMANDUS WEAVER, J R Radio and TV Club 2. TERRY GENE WEAVER Coin Club13 Baseball 23 Spartanus Editorial Staff 33 Honor Roll 1,23 JA 3, Vice-President. CURTIS EUGENE WEINHOLD Wrestling 2,33 Coin Club 13 Earth Science 23 Fencing 33 Rifle Club 1. MARY ELLEN WENGER Basketball 1,2,3Q Girls' Leaders 1,2,33 FTA 13 Archery Club 23 Literary Classic Club 23 JV Hockey 1,23 Softball Manager 13 County Track and Field 1 2 BROOK FORREST WHITE Football 1,23 Basketball 1,33 Baseball 13NeWs- paper13JA 2,33 Key Club 23 Gym Asst. 23 Science Club 23 Tumbling Club 3g TAT 33 County Track 13 District Track 13lHonor Roll 13 Chorus 1. J OHAN MARIE WILHELM Badminton Club 13 Senior Glee Club 13 Student Librarian 13 TAB 1,2Q Archery Club 23 Appara- tus 2,33 Handbalancing 33 Girls' Leaders 1,2,33 GAA 1,23 Hockey 1,2,33 Basketball 2,33 Softball 1 , 2, 33 TAT 1,2,33 Spartanus Editorial Staff 33 Spartanus Business Staff 3. CALVIN ROY WISE Band 1,2,33 Chorus 13 JA 33 Wrestling 1,2,33 Soccer 1,2,33 Tumbling Ka Apparatus 2,3. DONALD ZIMMERMAN FFA 1,2,3g FFA Chorus 1. ELLA BARBARA ZIMMERMAN Glee Club 2,33 FHA 1. SARAH JANE ZIEMER FHA 1,2,3. DORIS E. WITWER Senior Glee Club 2,3g Honor R011 1,2g FHA 3. GARY ALLEN YOUNDT Rifle Club 1,2,3g Rifle Team 1,2. JR. RED CROSS Mrs. Weaver, Advisor M. Betsker L. Boley R. Brendle L. Burkhart P. Buzzard P. Cramer M. Delaney S. Detwiler B. Hillworth J. Keiser J. Ludwig J. Martin J. Martin K. Martin M. Martin M. Martin S. McCamant J. Morgan E. Ressler C. Sauder D. Sauder D. Sipplee B. Sweigart H. Weaver C. Wenrich Mrs. McKivett, Advisor J. Brobst B. Burkholder D. Fager J. Gensemer C. Grube W. Hanna L. Meashey A. Musselman D. Musser P. Myers A. Northeimer L. Palsgrove K. Penwell V. Redcay S. Wanner S. Weaver L. Weber H. Weinhold K. Weinhold E. Wenger J. Witmer E. Witmer D. Witwer B. Youndt FNA CLUB Mrs. Gehman, Advisor . Buckwalter . Climer . Coldren . Davis . Dombach M. Eberly Esbenshade . Fritchey . Gehman M. Good . Green . Haines . High N. Horning S. Irons T. Jones K. Kauffman N. Kringe E. Longer C. Martin C. Martin J. Martin R. Martin S. Martin S. Martin S. May G. Mull D. Northeimer M. Sadosky J. Snader S. Snyder S. Stauffer C. Steffy C. Weber S. Zimmerman FFA CLUB Mr. Herr, Advisor M. Benner R. Bowman R. Bowman J. Campbell L. Carson C. Diem H. Eberly D. Erb W. Esbenshade W. Fisher T. Folker R. Frankhouser S. Fritz S. Fritz C. Gehman S. Gehman A. Good L. Good W. Good D. Herr F. Hersh L. Hibshman G. Hoover R. Kachel G. Kiefer E. Lehman K. Lehman J. Martin K. Martin R. Martin W. Martin R. Mohler G. Morgan .T. Musser L. Musser R. Musser R. Musser W. Musser F. Nolt J. Sensenig M. Sensenig M. Shirk W. Shirk G. Sollenberger G. Trout Club Roster D. Weaver L. Weaver L. Weaver W. Weaver E. Weber G. Weber N. Wert R. Witwer C. Wissler B. Yelk D. Zimmerman G. Zimmerman JR. FFA CLUB Mr. Herr, Advisor J. Beaston W. Beck D. Boley C. Bowman E. Brendle K. Brendle P. Buch R. Burkhart G. Clark J. Diem R. Esbenshade R. Fisher R. Forry B. Garner L. Good R. Good R. Good R. Green E. Groff L. Groff L. Groff D. Haas H. Herman R. Hersh L. Horning C. Horst W. Horst D. Houck D. Kachel W. Kauffman E. Martin R. Martin L. Newswanger A. Reiff W. Seifrit E. Sensenig G. Sensenig B. Sweigart N. Waltz D. Weaver E. Weaver K. Weber A. Zimmerman L. Zimmerman K. Zimmerman RADIO Sz ELECTRONICS Mr. Smith, Advisor R. Beck R. Beiler R. Buckwalter T. Delp J. Esch J. Gehman R. Good J. Hahn B. Hurst R. Kauffman K. Lehman E. Martin B. Messner R. Musser H. Myers J. Reeder D. Shirk D. Shrom R. Stubbs G. Styer G. Weber ASTRONOMY Mr. Somerfield, Advisor L. Buckwalter J. Gensemer D. Houck P. Kelly L. Kidhardt E. Laurence P. Martin R. Martin V. Musser B. Newswanger F. Rickert B. Weaver P. Witmer BIOLOGY Mr. Hess Mr. Kenepp, Advisors T. Brubaker K. Eberly R. Good D. Henderson N. Horning D. Martin P. Martin J. Miller V. Musser S. Rodgers N. Rutter D. Sensenig R. Sodosky H. Stoltzfus L. Weaver L. Youndt M. Zimmerman PHOTOGRAPHY Mr. Hess, Advisor A. Andrew T. Buchanan J. High R. Martin R. Weaver FHA CLUB Mrs. Smoker, Advisor A. Andrews A. Bowman E. Bowman T. Buchanan S. Burd Cork D. Dunlap B. Eberly C. Eberly M. Eberly C. Esch J. Esbenshade D. Gehman A. Good C. Good M. Good K. Haas P. Haas R. Hahn L-L Herman J. High J. Hoagland B. Hollinger L. Horning N.Horning M. Keifer F. Landis J. Martin L. Martin N. Martin R. Martin R. Martin S. Martin S. Martin S. May A. Musser P. O'Brien S. Reifsnyder V. Rutt S. Sauder S. Schreiber J. Snader E. Spotts M. Thompson H. Weaver L. Weaver R. Weaver V. Weaver M. Weinhold M. Weinrich J. Witmer D. Witwer L. Witwer S. Zeimer S. Zimmerman JR. FHA CLUB Miss MacPherson, Advisor J. Anders L. Bowman B. Bessler G. Brovm J. Buck L. Buck L. Burkholder E. Buckwalter D. Franke C. Hurst B. Martin D. Martin E. Martin M. Martin B. Miller J. Musser J. Musser A. Newswanger E. Newswanger J. Nolt M. Ranck D. Stamm D. Weaver K. Weaver C. Weinhold J. White S. Witwer J. Zoll PRINTING Mr. Herr, Advisor B. Auker T. Brubaker B. Buckwalter S. Byers J. Campbell R. Deshong W. Dussinger P. Hepner L. Law R..Schupp D. Snavely E. Wenger J. Wenger S. White STAGE CRAFT Miss Mamula, Advisor L. Arment L. Arment B. Auker B. Habalar G. Halls L. Houck K. Martin L. Martin R. Martin D. Ressler C. Reynolds B. Sensenig K. Slabach D. Snavely T. Stauffer L. Sweigart D. Trego CHESS CLUB Mr. Heydt, Advisor B. Baxter R. Beck R. Beiler T. Brubaker L. Carson D. Dunlap B. Good D. Good N. Hurst J. Hutchinson R. Martin B. Newswanger D. Rutt N. Rutter S. Sheaffer JR. CHESS CLUB Mr. Piper Mr. Heydt, Advisors H. Althouse J. Arnold R. Bachman J. Beaston B. Beck G. Beears L. Binkley D. Boley D. Bomberger R. Braine J. Brelsford R. Cork G. Esbenshade J. Ewell J. Frank D. Frankhouser R. Gehman S. Glassman G. Good J. Good A. Heid P. Hepner R. Hurst C. Kreider D. Kurtz C. Lander D. Lausch J. Merchinski E. Moyer G. Musser H. Richwine J. Sauder W. Seifrit B. Shirk D. Sinclair B. Smith J. Longenecker J. Spangler J. Stauffer D. Stick B. Sweigart D. Woodward G. Zimmerman HOT STOVE CLUB Mr. Gamber, Advisor R. Bair D. Buch D. Fessler C. Gordon H. Groff R. Siedhof P. Walter R. Weaver COIN CLUB Mr. Bowman Mrs. Bowman, Advisors R. Barr G. Clark R. Dahnert B. Gehman J. Getz J. Hench D. Hurst M. Huss R. Kauffman C. Kreider J. Martin J. Meck R. Meck T. Overly M. Porsche R. Rodgers S. Sheaffer R. Sorber R. Tshudy S. Weaver R. Whitmore STUDENT BOOK Mrs. Bowman, Advisor B. Baxter S. Bensinger M. Betsker C. Davis M. Delaney S. Detwiler D. Folkeson B. Gockley G. Hostetter A. Northeimer W. Petersheim R. Rutt B. Weinhold TRAVEL CLUB Miss Trimmer, Advisor T. Brubaker R. Crills R. Davis R. Good B. Groff S. Haines J. Helenthal M. Johnson F. Landis C. Lees D. Martin D. Martin P. Martin S. Martin L. McCarty G. Mull A. Musser R. Musser V. Musser P. O'Brian M. Sadosky J. Sauder LIBRARY CLUB Miss Hoffman, L. Martin P. Martin S. Martin S. Martin V. Martin A. Masser S. Mentzer A. Newswanger P. O'Brian E. Overly D. Peplau W. Ressler A. Rhoads M. Sandoe S. Schnader P. Schnupp S. Schreiber D. Shirk I. Shirk D. Snader S. Snader S. Snyder S. Stauffer R. Stolzfus J. Stone J. Weaver J. Weaver L. Weaver S. Weaver C. Weber S. Weiler S. Zimmerman DRAMATICS CLUB Advisor S. Beck P E L . Betsker . Buckwalter . Buckwalter S. Burd J. Campbell J. Clymer D C F N D . Dombach . Esch . Eshelman . Fritchey . Gehman G. Gehman A L P. Haas . Good . Good S. Haines M. Hamilton M. Hess K. Hoffert N. Hoober J. Horning M. Johnson K. Kauffman J. Keller M. Kiefer F. Landis B. Laudermilch C. Martin K. Martin Mr. Keller, Advisor C. Brossman G. Gehman G. Hershey J. Hoagland B. Hollinger J. Kauffman D. Lefever C. Martin H. Meck B. Mentzer J. Resser S. Rogers S. Sodosky C. Steffy R. Stoltzfus D. Trego S. Weaver J. Weidman JR. DRAMATIC Mr. Keller, Advisor S. Beiler J. Brobst R. Brown C. Davis M. Delancy S. Detweiler D. Dussinger J. Fessler S. Folker D. Good M. Good W. Groff N. Horning R. Horning L. Kapp J. Keller S. Kern B. Kurtz B. Law G. Littlejohn J. Martin L. Martin P. Martin R. Martin S. Martin T. Meissmer J. Mellinger B. Miller D. Miller J. Musser S. Musser W. Myers A. Northeimer D. O'Brian J. Oster L. Overly L. Palsgrove J. Richwine J. Riker D. Samuels M. Sinclair S. Singer J. Snavely D. Steffy B. Strock S. Frolier D. Weaver P. Weaver L. Weber A. Weinhold B. Weinhold C. Wenger C. Wenger P. Whitmore P. Witmer T. Youndt L. Zook DANCE BAND Mr. White, Advisor D. Best R. Brandau A. Brubaker J. Brubaker D. Buck P. Deibler F. Diller P. Dunlap H. Freas M. Fiter J. Hunsicker E. Ludwig E. Overly C. Reeser L. Russell P. Shirk D. Snook R. Snook H. Stauffer R. Witmer L. Witmer J. Zimmerman J. Zimmerman RADIO Sz TV Mr. Gamber, Advisor S. Burd K. Good J. Gordon S. Haines M. Johnson R. Montgomery F. Simon R. Weaver SPORTS CLUB Miss Blaker, Advisor S. Baxter S. Beck J. Braine S. Brelsford R. Brendle K. Eberly B. Eckenroth D. Gehman P. Green B. Heft P. Hostetter S. Martin P. Martin C. Miller W. Myers B. Ranck K. Ranck B. Rauscher D. Shirk S. Snader K. Stick R. Stolzfus S. Styer B. Thomas R. Weaver P. Whitmore JR. SPORTS Miss Blaker, Advisor C. Alwine R. Duttey N. Feister C. Hasse N. Horing K. Houck D. Hurst B. Kartz S. Kern D. Kohl L. Kapp K. Kuipers B. Longer D. Louger S. McCamant D. Mellinger M. Mohler L. Palsgrove D. Singer S. Slaback D. Snyder M. Stoltzfus B. Sweigert S. Trobier K. Weinhold E. Wenger E. Wenger D. Witwer B. Youndt L. Youndt ADVANCED GYM Mr. Lowen Mr. Weaver, Advisor D. Beck D. Binkley G. Brubaker M. Burkhart B. Byers R. Crills D. Dunlap H. Eaby J. Esch S. Good J. Kennel B. Messer B. Newswanger J. Reede G. Richwine D. Sauder R. Sauder E. Sensenig G. Sensenig M. Sensenig S. Shenbeiger M. Spangler D. Usner B. Weaver W. Yelk R. Yaundt A. Zimmerman K. Zimmerman GIRLS LEADER Miss Blaker Mrs. Brandau Advisors S. Baxter S. Bradford C. Brossman ! S. Burd L. Dussinger K. Eberly N. Finch J. Good J. Gordon P. Halsey J. High E. Houck R. Irons M. Kefer K. Kuipers S. Kurtz D. Martin K. Stick C. Miller R. Martin J. Oberholtzer P. Rogers P. Staback S. Stauffer C. Steffy J. Stone M. Wenger J. Wilhelm C. Wise BOYS LEADERS Mr. Stockton, Advisor D. Best R. Brandau J. Brubaker C. Eckenroth J. Evans R. Finch M. Fiter R. Good H. Groff D. Jacoby J. Leary B. Martin R. Martin D. Nelson R. Poole R. Siedhof J. Stauffer J. Sturla R. Traugh C. Weaver L. Weaver R. Weaver N. Wert B. Witmer FTA CLUB Mr. Gamber, K. Alwine C. Beck D. Boley . Eshelman . Folkeson . Frankhouser . Good S. Hess B. Martin G. Martin H. Martin P. Martin R. Martin S. Schreiber L. Weaver GYMNASTICS Mr. Stockton, Advisor R. Blank D. Clymer D. Coy B. Drasdo L. Dussinger E. Eberly C. Eckenroth N. Finch J. Francis H. Groff R. Irons K. Kuipers B. Longer W. Longer G. Meissner D. Mellinger B. Miller J. Oberholtzer C. Parmer A. Plank R. Poole J. Schnader P. Shupp M. Weaver B. White J. Wilhelm C. Wise RIFLE CLUB Mr. Dean, Advisor L. Burkhart H. Fager C. Freeman L. Good O. Good B. Haggey B. Hurst J. Kauffman L. Kidhart D. Northeimer R. Meck H. Myers R. Peters T. Riker B. Seidhof P. Sheneberger J. Sturla G. Styer G. Youndt Chorus Roster Miss Smith, Director GIRLS CHORUS R. Alleman B. Baxter L. Beears S. Bensinger B. Best L. Bowman A. Brandau S. Brelsford G. Brenneman B. Bressler B. Bressler B. Burkholder L. Burkholder S. Eberly D. Eckenroth K. Eshelman J. Gensemer J. Gingrich D. Good D. Good L. Good J. Helenthal M. Hess K. Hoffert M. Hollinger E. Houck J. Houck A. Hurst C. Hurst C. Hurst L.. Johnson L. Kapp B. Kautz B. Longer N. Longer C. McClarigan M. McCoy M. McCoy B. Martin E. Martin J. Martin J. Martin K. Martin M. Martin S. Martin T. Meissner D. Mellinger J. Mellinger S. Mentzer M. Musser J. Musser A. Nelson W. Petersheim D. Ranck T. Ranck A. Rhoads J. Richwine C. Roach D. St. Clair P. Sauder M. Schreiber P. Shirk E. Sinclair S. Slabach B. Stauffer C. Stem S. Styer M. Thomas L. Trostle S. Wallin K. Walter S. Wanner D. Weaver J. Weaver P. Weaver L. Weber L. Weinhold L. Wert J. White S. Witwer B. 'Youndt L. Youndt ACCOMPANISTS A. Brandau S. Wallin JR. GLEE CLUB T. Auker M. Betsker J. Brobst S. Detwiler D. Dussinger M. Eaby I. Esch I. Eshelman D. Fagar J. Fessler S. Folker D. Folkeson S. Fox L. Gingrich B. Gockley A. Good H. Good L. Good C. Grube A. Hartranft D. Horning R. Horning J. Horst C. Houck J. Keller M. Kilhefner G. Littlejohn L. Martin M. Martin M. Martin S. Martin S. Miller D. Musser M.,Musser S. Musser S. Newswanger R. Nolt A. Northeimer P. Ragan M. Ranck J. Riker B. Rutt R. Rutt D. Samuels C. Sauder N. Sauder J. Sensenig B. Shupp M. Sinclair A. Smith L. Smith F. Snader Sollenberger Stauff er Stauff er Strock Tshudy Weaver Weaver Weaver Weaver Weidman Weinhold Wimer Witmer Witmer Youndt ACCOMPANIST: E. Houck BOYS CHORUS Beck Beears Binkley Blatt Blair Bowman Boyer Braine J. Brelsford Brendle M. Brubaker M. Burkhart Carter Clymer Dahnert Diller Esbenshade Esch Evans Freas Glassman G. Good Good Good T. Good B. Harder . Heft . Heistand J. Hench . Hibshman . Hochstettler J. Hollyday . Hoober . Horst . Hurst M. Huss M. Kelley J. Kennel . Kennel R. Kieffer B. Kirkpatrick K. Kuipers B. Kuipers C. Landes P. Landes B. Law A. Linton D. Lowery E. Ludwig D. Maclay P. Martin R. Martin R. Martin B. Miller C. Miller D. Miller J. Musser L. Overly M. Patton M. Porsche G. Richwine R. Rodgers J. Rutt D. Sauder B. Sauder S. Sheaffer J. Shirk I. Smith D. Snader B. Snook M. Spangler J. Stauffer P. Stone G. Supplee R. Walter S. Weaver L. Weber R. Welk B. Wise P. Witmer R. Witmer D. Woodward B. Yelk C. Zimmerman G. Zimmerman ACCOMPANIST: S. Good GLEE CLUB J. Andrew S. Beck P. Betsker A. Bowman E. Bowman J. Braine B. Brubaker B. Buckwalter S. Burd S. Bushong J. Cork A. Cramer D. Davis C. Esch A. Faust D. Franke N. Fritchey G. Gehman A. Good J. Good P. Green S. Gutekuns'. R. Hahn B. Hollingeg N. Hoober J. Horning N. Horning L. Johnson M. Johnson K. Kauffman M. Kiefer L. Lied B. Martin C. Martin Martin Martin Martin Martin Martin Martin Martin Martin Miller Musser Nagle Newswanger Newswanger Northeimer 0' Brien Overly Parmer Peplau Peplau Ranck Rauscher Reeser Sandoe Schnupp Schreiber Sensenig Shirk Shirk Slabach Snader Thompson Weaver Weaver Weller Whitmore Witwer Ziemer Zimmerman ACCOMPANIST: J. Frankhouser CHORUS Alwine Althouse Bair Beck Benner Best Brossman Brubaker Brubaker Carter J. Clymer Deibler Dughi Eberly J. Eshleman Eshleman Freas Futer Gingrich Gordon Groff Halsey Heistand -L. -Herman J. Herr Hershey S. Hess Horst Horst A. Houck J. Houck D. Hunsicker L. Johnson N. Kring K. Lane S. Luck J. McCoy D. Martin G. Martin K. Martin D. Martin R. Martin W. Martin B. Mentzer R. Musser K. Myers N. Overly S. Schreiber D. Shirk B. Siedhof K. Slabach P. Slabach J. South D. Snader J. Snader H. Springer C. Stauffer K. Stauffer L. Stern J. Stone M. Weatherby C. Weaver L. Weaver L. Weaver L. Weaver S. Weaver Y. Weaver S. Wenger N. Wert N. Wise B. Witmer J. Zimmerman ACCOMPANISTS R. Brubaker L-L Herman FFA CHORUS W. Esbenshade B. Fisher T. Folker G. Hoover K. Leaman K. Martin D. Martin W. Martin J. Musser L. Musser R. Musser R. Musser F. Nolt B. Shirk L. Weaver L. Weaver G. Weber N. Wert C. Wissler R. Witwer G. Wyble ACCOMPANIST: B. Eberly Mr. Sz Mrs. A Bus Driver A Bus Driver A Friend A Friend Mr. Sz Mrs. J. B. Altgyer Mr. Sz Mrs. H. Arment Ja.nie Arment Mr. Sz Mrs. R. M. Arment R. L. Arment Sz C. Chips A. E. Barbour Dr. H. Barr Yogi Bear Hydraulic Jack Service Jean Beck Mr. Sz Mrs. J. Becker Harold Bensinger Mr. Cz Mrs. R. Bensinger Mr. Sz Mrs. C. Beyer Mrs. L. H. Beyer Skip Bieler Mr. Sz Mrs. R. Bixler Mr. Sz Mrs. R. Bomberger Bowmans Archery Shop Mr. L. W. Bowman Mr. Sz Mrs. H. .Bouder Mr. Sz Mrs. C. Bracker Mr. Sz Mrs. I. G. Brenneman Lamar Brenneman Mr. Sz Mrs. L. Brenneman Bobbie Sz Nancy Brooke Mrs. J. Broon Mr. Sz Mrs. W. R. Brossman Mr. Sz Mrs. J. Brubaker Mr. O. Brubaker Buckwalters Store Mrs. K. Burkhart Ryan Burns Mr. Sz Mrs. A. Cake Mr. Sz Mrs. D. Cake Mr. H. Cannauf Mr. Sz Mrs. E. B. Carwell Mr. Sz Mrs. D. Coldren Mrs. F. Coldren Mr. Sz Mrs. A. Collins Mr. Sz Mrs. E. Clark C. Cresswell The Deans PATRONS Mr. Sz Mrs. L. Good Mr. Sz Mrs. R. Good Ronald Gilmer C. M. Good Mr. Sz Mrs. D. Groff Ralph Grubb Mr. Sz Mrs. D. Hass Marilyn Hamilton Mr. Sz Mrs. M. Harlow Mr. Sz Mrs. J. Harry Hartman Garage Mr. Sz Mrs. G. Hartraft Mr. Sz Mrs. L. Hartraft Mr. Sz Mrs. J. Hartraft Haunstein's Store Mr. Sz Mrs. J. Heft Roy Heft D. E. Henderson Mr. Sz Mrs. H. R. Hernley Mr. Sz Mrs. R. B. Hess Mr. Sz Mrs. I. Hibshman Mr. Sz Mrs. G. G. High Pearl Hillard Dr. Sz Mrs. H. M. Hinkle Ho1linger's Service Station Mr. Sz Mrs. A. Horst D. Hurst, Draggin Gypsty Mr. J. Horst Mr. C. B. Hurst Mr. Sz Mrs. E. Hurst Mr. Sz Mrs. J. B. Hurst Joann Hurst Mr. Sz Mrs. H. A. Jacoby Jayne Sz Dwight Wayne S. Martin Mr. Sz Mrs. H. J. Mast Mr. Sz Mrs. H. Mast Mr. Sz Mrs. H. Mattis Harold Memory . A. Menzter Mr. Sz Mrs. Mr. Sz Mrs J. B. Mentzer Mr. Sz Mrs. C. Meyers Charles W. Miller Mr. Sz Mrs. R. Miller Mr. Sz Mrs. R. Miller Mrs. Verna Miller Mr. Sz Mrs. F. Mohler Mr. Sz Mrs. F. Mohler Jr. D. D. Montgomery Mr. Sz Mrs. S. R. Mull I. Musser Musser's Floor Covering Mr. R. Myers New Holland Diner R. W. Nolt Beverly O'Dair O'Deta Sz Doug Mr. Sz Mrs. C. B. Overly Patton's Mr. Sz Mrs. F. Parmer Mrs. H. Parmer Mrs. L. R. Pierce Mr. Sz Mrs. P. D. Plank George S. Ranck Rev. Sz Mrs. D. Reeser Perry B. Reifsnyder Arthur L. Renninger Mr. Sz Mrs. N. Ressler Mr. Sz Mrs. K. Kauffman Kauffman's Hardware Mr. Sz Mrs. W. Kauffman Mr. Sz Mrs. Kayder Mr. Sz Mrs. Mr. Sz Mrs. E. J. Kelly L. Kilhefner N. K. Krieder Kuiper Bros. Inc. Mr. Sz Mrs. K. Kuipers K. J. Kuipers Mr. Sz Mrs. G. Kulp Mr. Sz Mrs. R. Kurtz Mr. Sz Mrs. L. Laukhuft Eangle Mr. Sz Mrs. C. Mr. Sz Mrs. C. Mr. Sz Mrs. G. 222 Drive-In Mr. Sz Mrs. C. E. Deibler R. Diller Dissinger East Earl Garage Mr. Sz Mrs. M. F. Eberly Mr. Sz Mrs. G. A. Eby Mr. Sz Mrs. J. R. Echternach Mr. Sz Mrs. B. Eitnier Mrs. R. Essex Mr. Sz Mrs. E. Farmoff Mae Fasnacht James Firestone Dotty Fisher Fran's Gift Shop Mrs. W. Frankhouser Mr. Sz Mrs. R. Fritz Gerald D. Gable Lewis Garrmen Gary Sz Sandy Mr. Sz Mrs. I. Gehman Robert S. Geist Mr. Sz Mrs. A. Good Mr. Sz Mrs. E. R. Good Miss Hilda Good Mr. Sz Mrs. K. Good Landis Flower Shop Parke Landis Rev. Sz Mrs. R. Landis Mr. Sz Mrs. C. B. Lane Mr. Sz Mrs. D. Lane C. C. Leaman Mr. Sz Mrs. E. Leary .Joanne Leninger Mr. Sz Mrs. O. W. Leuk Miss E. E. Lichty Mr. Sz Mrs. A. Loewen Mr. Sz Mrs. H. Longenecker Mr. Sz Mrs. G. Longenecker Mr. R. E. Longenecker Pastor Lowry Rev. Sz Mrs. R. L. Luitz Mr. Sz Mrs. G. McCarty Mr. Sz Mrs. D. Macomber Susan Mamula Deanne MacPherson Marilyn Sz Birgit Mr. Sz Mrs. F. Marshall C. B. Martin E. S. Martin Gerald Martin Mr. Sz Mrs. L. Martin Mr. Sz Mrs. P. Martin Roberta's Children Shop Mr. P. W. Rutt Rutt Custom Kitchen Inc. Mr. Sz Mrs. D. Rutter Norman L. Rutter Mrs. Ralph Samuels Mr. Sz Mrs. A. Sasso Mr. Sz Mrs. G. Sauder Mr. Sz Mrs. P. M. Sauder Harry Schnoke Mr. Sz Mrs. Schnoke Mr. Sz Mrs. P. Sensenig Dr. Sz Mrs. J. J. Sheaffer Mr. Sz Mrs. Schreiner Frank Siedhof Mr. Sz Mrs. P. O. Shettel, Dwight Shimp Sz Ducks Gerald Shirk Mr. I. A. Shirk Mr. Sz Mrs. W. Shirk Mr. Sz Mrs. S. Shreiner Mr. W. D. Sigler Mr. Sz Mrs. R. Singer Mr. Sz Mrs. J. Slabach Mr. Sz Mrs. E. Smith Naomi Smith Smitty's Bicycle Shop D Mr. Sz Mrs. . Snader Mr. Sz Mrs. C. Snyder Mr. Sz Mrs. J. Spece Mr. Sz Mrs. J. R. Specht Mr. Sz Mrs. R. Spencer Dr. Sz Mrs. G. J. Storb William Stark Stauffer Burner Company Mr. Sz Mrs. J. G. Stauffer John W. Stauffer Mr. Sz Mrs. L. Stauffer Mr. Sz Mrs. S. Stauffer Doug Steffy J Mrs. P. Stevens Robert I. Stewart Mr. Sz Mrs. O. Stick Mr. Edward Stief Mrs. Edward Stief Mr. Sz Mrs. I. Stone, Jr. Mr. Sz Mrs. I. Stone, Sr. Mr. Sz Mrs. P. L. Sturla Mr. Sz Mrs. E. Styer Janet Styer Mr. Sz Mrs. K. Styer Suzie Sz Carole Neddie Sz Issac Todd Morris A. Trimmer Janet M. Trimmer Elizabeth Troxell Samuel Trupe Mrs. Paul Walter Mrs. Tess Warzonek Forrest Wealand Mr. Sz Mrs. Mr. Sz Mrs. Mr. Sz Mrs. Mr. Sz Mrs. Mr. Sz Mrs. Mr. Sz Mrs. Mr. Sz Mrs. A. Weatherby A. Weaver C. H. Weaver C. E. Weaver C. E. Weaver E. C. Weaver H. C. Weaver Helena Weaver Mr. Sz Mrs. H. Weaver Mr. Sz Mrs. H. S. Weaver Miss Hilda Weaver Mr. Sz Mrs. J. Weaver Mr. Kr Mrs. L. W. Weaver Linda Weaver Miss Magaret Weaver Rebecca Weaver Mr. Sz Mrs. Mr. Sz Mrs. Mr. Sz Mrs. W. F. Weaver P. Weaver R. Weber Mr. Sz Mrs. C. Weinhold Mr. Sz Mrs. G. Weinhold Mr. Sz Mrs. P. Weller Wengers Drive-In Mrs. E. Wenger Mr. Sz Mrs. M. Wenger Western Auto Shop H. Wetzler Mr. Sz Mrs. P. White Mr. Sz Mrs. H. A. Wentzel Mr. Sz Mrs. R. Wilhelm Dr. Sz Mrs. L. William Witmans Meats Mr. W. Wimer HI Mr. Sz Mrs. I. Witner West End Cleaners Mr. Sz Mrs. P. Wise Ruth A. Witman Mr. Sz Mrs. G. Witmer Larry Witmer Mr. Ka Mrs. W. W. Witmer Mr. Sz Mrs. L. W. Woods Mrs. E. Womert Mr. Sz Mrs. R. Woomert F. Wright Sz E. Weinhold Mr. Sz Mrs. P. Youndt Mr. R. A. Young Mr. Sz Mrs. E. Ziemer Mr. Sz Mrs. R. Ziemer Mr. Sz Mrs. R. S. Ziemer Mr. Sz Mrs. D. E. Zimmerman Mr. Sz Mrs. N. Zimmerman C. W. Zollers Mr. Sz Mrs. S. Zollers The 1963 Spartanus Staff expresses their gratitude to the following business sponsors who contributed cz full page. ur trength and ur Hope FOR THE FUTURE . . . px Today's graduates-they're our great strength and our great hope for the future. They are the ones who will help make our world better in the years ahead. They'll do it with youthful energy and enthusiasm, and with the aid ofthe infor- mation they're getting in their classrooms. I We're all proud of our young people now. We'll be even more proud when ' they're our leaders tomorrow. And, you can be sure, we reserve a special vote of thanks for the teachers who are helping show them the way. Nnw Ho1.:.ANn Mac:-:mn COMPANY First in Grassland Firming JY f f NEW HCDLLAND CONCRETE PRCDDUCTS INCCDRPORATED The 1963 Spartanus Stajj' expresses their gratitude to the following business who contributed a full page. IVAN M. MARTIN INC The 1963 Spartanus Staff expresses their gratitude to the following business sponsors who contributed a fourth of a page. The Blue Ball National Bank Dutchman's Diner Esbenshade Sz High The Farmers National Bank Sz Trust Company of New Holland Samuel S. Gerhart Groff's Potato Chips Lichty Bros. L. B. Herr Sz Son Loht St Hutchinson B. Z. Mellinger New Holland Planing Mill New Holland Sales Stable The Sportsman Shop A. O. Smith Tshudy's Barber Shop Success to the Class of '63 - A Friend The 1963 Spartanus Staf expresses their gratitude to the following business sponsors who contributed an eighth of a page. Harry E. Althouse, Restaurant Allegra's Beauty Shop Binkley's Market Blue Ball Garage Blue Ball Machine Co. Buckwalter's Store Dick Brubaker--Sewing Machines Churchtown Supply Co. Coldren Store Dick's Sunoco Duffy's Meat Market M. H. Eby J. J erbert Ewell Samuel S. Gerhart Fessler's Grocery Fisher's Welding Shop B. W. Fox Frank Ix Ki Sons, Inc. C. M. Good, Fuel Oil, Heating Sz Cooling A.B.C. Groff Groff Buick, Inc. Groff's Hardware Leroy W. Groff, Bottled Gas Harting's Bakery He1en's Beauty Salon Jack Hillard Hollinger's Service Station Honey Brook Cleaners Elizabeth W. Horning David B. Hurst, Feed Mill Iron's Food Market Kauffman's Hardware Keystone Shetland Stables Lancaster County Farm Bureau Abe Levitt's Department Store Lois's Beauty Shop Menno Martin Wayne G. Martin CMeats and Groceries! M. C. Cut Rate A. Z. Mellinger Millers Studio The Moore Dairy, Inc. Murphy's Frozen Custard Musselman- Bros. H. Clair Musselman Allen Musser Appliances Musser's Furniture Store John J. Musser Electrical Store J. J. Newberry Co. New Holland Cut Rate New Holland Diner New Holland Farmer's Market New Holland Finance Co. New Holland Meat Market New Holland Paint Store New Holland Supply Co. A. G. Oberholzer H. W. Oberholzer Peifer Pontiac Inc. Peoples' Restaurant The Pioneer Gift Shop A. C. Plank Co. S. Plotnick gl Sons Pool Forge Service The Pub Ralph's House of Photography Sam Rubinson Rutt's Furniture Inc. Earl Sauder, Inc. John N. Sauder, Auto Co. A. R. Sensenig A. R. Sensenig, Inc. Elmer M. Sensenig fSuper Thrift Marketl M. S. Sensenig, Inc. Shirlee Manufacturing, Inc. Charles M. Shirk Showalter Sz Horning Silhouette Dress Shoppe Wiley Smith Paper A. W. Stauffer 8z Sons, Inc. Stauffer's Drug Store Arthur G. Stubbs, Insurance Styer 8: Evans Terre Hill Manufacturing Company, Inc. Trimmer Floor Service Twin Kiss United Twine Sz Paper Way Oil .Co. Weaver's Book Store Clarence E. Weaver CAgrico Fertilizerj Edward C. Weaver, Funeral Home Weaver's Poultry Weaver's Memorials W. W. Weaver Weaver Ki Witmer, Plumbing Sz Heating Weber's Service Station Wenger's Flowers, Inc. Wenger's Shoe Repair West End Cleaners Kr Dryers Catherine V. Winters, Bookkeeper Fred H. Yoos Garage J. B. Zimmerman Sz Sons, Inc. etmurm 9. UT HIBH SP The end ofthe outside .