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SOPHOMORE NANCY BAKER ALVA BUHLER Lewistown, Pa. Lancaster, Pa. ROBERT BRUBAKER Willow Street, Pa. ROBERT BUZZARD Leola, Pa. HAROLD BUCKWALTER KENNETH DUNLAP Lititz, Pa. Lancaster, Pa. CLASS NOT SHOWN: DONALD SHIRE Y Red Lion, Pa. BETTY SNYDER Chester, Pa. JAY FULMER JAMES WEAVER Neffsville, Pa. Lancaster, Pa. MILTON HICKS LOIS WEAVER Paytes, Va. Lancaster, Pa. DEBORAH RITCHIE Lancaster, Pa. JOHN WEISHEIER Scalp Level, Pa.
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Alva Buhler, vice-president; Betty Snyder, secre¬ tary-treasurer; Milton Hicks, president. SOPHOMORE CLASS Not that we are sufficient of ourselves to think anything as of ourselves; but our sufficiency is of God. 11 Corinthians 3:5 We sophomores are truly thankful for another year of studying the Word of God. It has been our desire that the Lord might be King of our lives and that He might lead and direct in everything we do - which is indicated by our class song Lead on O King Eternal. As a class, it is our endeavor to measure up to the theme of our class poem, Our Talents Lord are Thine, that we may go Onward ever Serving (our class motto), by giving of our time and talents in the ministering of the Gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ to the surround¬ ing communities. The crimson and white of our class colors, recall to mind the finished work of Christ at Calvary for if it was not for His shed blood, there would be no remission of sins. Milton Hicks, our president, has as his assistants: Alva Buhler, vice-president; Betty Snyder, secretary-treasurer; Lois Weaver, pianist; and Jay Fulmer, song leader.
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FRESHMEN CLASS We of the Freshman Class are thankful to God for our teachers who have been such an inspiration and help in our lives. During the past year, the Lord has become increasingly pre¬ cious to us as we have come to know Him better. We are thankful for the conscious, resurrec¬ tion power of Christ which has enabled us as harvesters to venture out in ministries as such places as the county home, shelter home, Bible Clubs, churches, and Youth for Christ meetings. Michael Wagner, our president, has capably led us. Co-officers with him are: Richard Dean, vice-president; Lois Wheatley, secretary; Lester Cooper, treasurer; Ruth Reiner, pian¬ ist; and Gerald Brubaker, chaplain. Our Class Verse is found in Ephesians 1:14 Which is the earnest of our inheritance until the redemption of the purchased possession, unto the praise of His Glory. The Class Song - To God be the Glory Class Motto - To the praise of His Glory.
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