Lancaster Bible College - Ichthus Yearbook (Lancaster, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 114 of the 1965 volume:

2 QE 2,1 .4 .sg 5 542 if S F as THE LANCASTER SCH00l of the BIBLE presents the 1964-65 SEHTHUS As we approach the conclusion of our studies at Lancaster School of the Bible, we, the graduating class of l965, feel that we should gratefully dedicate our yearbook to an individual who is worthy of our genuine respect and love. Finding an individual who adequatelyfulfills the qualifications we de- cided upon was not at all difficult. We looked for an individual who loves his Lord, lives in the light of this love, humbly portrays this Godly love to his associates, and seriously presents the Word of God to us after having spent many hours in preparation for class, making our class hours well worth while. We looked for an individualwho was never too busy to happilytake time out ofa busy schedule to share our ioys and our sorrows and to offer advice. We looked for one who knew where he stood and could be dogmatic when necessary, one who was respected by men in authoritative positions, and to whom other faculty members went for assistance. More than this we looked for a person who was friendly and happy as he carried out his varied responsibilities. It would seem humanly impossible to find one person who could efficiently execute all these detailed assignments, but it really was not difficult to finda gentleman of this cal- ibre right here at Lancaster School of the Bible. We found a man who fulfilled the characteristics we have mentioned plus many more, a friend who will always be fondly re- membered in our hearts. So we, the class of l965, have gratefully decided to dedicate our i965 ICHTHUS to our friend, teacher, counselor, dogmatic and dearly beloved Dean--Thomas O. Figart. Ai . A, 5 Q Dean Thomas 0. Figart CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION STUDENTS SPIRITUAL EMPHASIS STUDENT ACTIVITIES SOCIAL LIFE SPONSORS And a book of remembrance was written before them that feared the Lord, and that thought upon His name lMalochi 3:l6J. For this purpose the yearbook staff has published the i965 ICHTHUS, that students and friends of Lancaster School of the Bible may recall God's blessings upon them during the i964-65 school year. lt is our sincere desire that as you review this publication your heart will be thrilled and blessed . May you also realize that God is using LSB to train young peoplefor the Master's service--not only in the scholastic area, but in the social and spiritual areas as well. wQ:,,.A,.A, W .. , .XM - :EM 5255.3iffiiiliilfiigiiaegik -QW Eg, , N....,,,,. ..,, .,,... Z ,?s1,,ig,,,,.,qa 5.4 f S 5, M 1 fx. . Q1 E QM gg 52? , fi iq EZ' ' : 5 X EN 1: I ' 5, I L .Q 'Ss X i Lk 5 25 JE 5 V E i E iii SEHK 4. . 5. 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Nxt.. , .,.g,,..f.fwzk1,m .,.. ,,:5,,f..7-,Z-,M .,,,,:.--my-f..sw:11L-1 -,wwf ,. --v.:,.,..,f:-,,11,f,,. -Ii,--mgv:1mux1zeArt.f. .iiiseesazI-zs:.,ggys2:ggi,'sKef1'E1125es5zz12g5g2ysggge5:5'Iv!ff''ifizsizlzgsiig5HgiiiitggiLJ-xef.:sgzsx?ggH MINISTRATION . 1 ,b umm? N . Em,.2u,.,,., A M. v. 4 ,,,5,,,A ..n, Wm, ,,., ,,,. . ,,,, in . 5 fm' M N fb 'ff . ,,.. A?Smn,,., ., 1 . ' a W,,k ' as aww Emp QS . , W., Q ,,., , ,., vw: A 6 my ,mm ' tr ,:,,wMm i5.IwwQ,m,,,M-,Lf..,Wf5.u5 aw JWMmMazfnvfyyffefffssaf STUART E. LEASE Spiritual Life, Christian Evidences Church History ll Gen eral Epistles, Heresies Dear Graduates of l965: When Moses bade farewell to the Leaders of Israel just prior to his death, he reminded them of a God Who is both PREVIOUS and PRESENT. In referring to the forth-coming crossing of the Jordan, Moses stated in Deuteronomy 3l:3, The Lord thy God, he will go before thee, and he will destroy these nations from before thee, and thou shalt possess them. ln other words, God would be out ahead preparing the way before His people. But in addition to preparing the way before them, God also promised to iourney with them on the way. Moses reminded the people in Deuteronomy 3l:6, Be strong and of a good courage, fear not, nor be afraid of them: for the Lord thy God, he it is that doth go with thee: he will not fail thee, nor forsake thee. ln this passage, God assures them of inner peace and stability because of His personal presence. Fear, frustration, and failure must all fade away in the victorious commanding presence of our Sovereign Saviour Jesus Christ. Be assured as you go forth that this God Who is PREVIOUS will be going before you to prepare the way for you and the same God who is PRESENT with you will prepare DB for the way He has chosen for you . Rejoicing in His faithful care, Stuart E. Lease President PRESIDENT S MESSAGE Diploma in Theology, Lancaster School of the Bible B A Gordon College, M.A. , Boston University FACULTY THOMAS O. FIGART Philadelphia College of the Bible, B.S., Johns Hopkins University, Th.M., Dallas Theological Seminary. ' Hebrews, Acts, Prison and Pastoral Episltes, Theology lll and lV, Old Testament History l and ll, l and ll Corinthians. J. HERBERT KANE Diploma, Moody Bible Institute, A.B. , Barrington College, M.A. , Brown University. Missionary Principles and Practices, Introduction to Mis- sions, Non-Christian Religions, Cultural Anthropology, Faith Missions, History of Missions, Contemporary World, Missionary Research. CLARENCE LEF EVER Evening School Acts, Doctrine IV, Bible Geography. HARRY C. MARK Washington School of the Bible, Pittsburgh-Xenia Theologi- cal Seminary, Milton University. Ethics, Homiletics, Pastoral Theology, History of Preaching. FRED W. PEARSON A.B., Berea College, M.A., Columbia Bible College, wont? .. .. ,ww-E University of Tennessee, M.A ., Additional study at Bob Jones University and Millersville State College. Evangelism, Life of Christ, Psychology, Introduction to Bible. RENALD E. SHOWERS Philadelphia College of the Bible, B.A. , Wheaton College, Th.M. , Dallas Theological Seminary. Church History I, English, John, Isaiah and Zechariah, Physical Education . GORDON A. SMITH B.A. , Barrington College, Bachelor of Music, Westminster Choir College, Master of Music, Chicago Conservatory. Fundamentals of Music, Choir. Qs' MARGARET E. UHLER Composition, Physical Education. R.N. , Philadelphia College of Osteopathy School of Nurs- ing, Diploma, Lancaster School ot the Bible, Additional study at Elizabethtown College. DONALD A. UREY Romans 2 Public Speaking - Washington Bible College, B.A.p Further studies at Pied- mont Bible College. Providence Biblelnstitute, B.A., GraceTheological Semin- ary, B.D., Special Studies at New York University. CATHARINE L. YOHN Christian Education of Children, Christian Education of Youth, Educational Work of the Church l and ll, Teaching Techniques l and ll . Diploma, Philadelphia College ofthe Bible, B.A. , Wheaton College, M.A., Wheaton College. WILLIAM F. TWEEDDALE STAFF Mr. H. R. Barnes, Business Manager Mrs. Winnifrecl Kane Christian Service Director Mr. Paul J. Sebastian Jere Brubaker Staff Evangelist Q? ,,.4.-gwts . ,,g.-..-'t- Miss Doliie Garber, Secretary 'S i I 8 Indusfrious Cooks Mrs. George Baumgarfner, Secretary Mr. Rowland Davies Maintenance Man The Board of Trustees Left to Right: John N. Burd, Walter G. Himmelreich, H. Lester Gehr, Ralph L. Good, President Stuart E. Lease, Aaron H. Denlinger, Noah N. Martin, D. Merl Hoffer, Paul H. Burkholder, Rufus Miller, Harry F. Brubaker. Oliver Armstrong George L. Baumgartner J. Clarence Bowers Ezra O. Brubaker Dr. J. Richard Brubaker John L. Cousler Dr. Donald D. Dunkle Willis Z. Esbenshade Clyde Eshelman Guy R. Eshelman Rev. John Fleck Robert Gehret Clayton Gerlach Rev. Abram Gish Jacob M. Good Beniamin R. Graff Jacob Habecker C URPORA TI ON Rev. Henry J. Heiiermans Oscar H. Hirt, Jr. Glenn E. lrwin Edward Jerchau Charles Jones Rev. Ben L. Keener Earl King Albert F. Landis James Landis Raymond Landis Robert Lapp Paul J. Liller Rev. Rodney J . Lutz Clarence B. Mellinger lrwin H. Miller Allen G. Musser E. Glenn Nauman Amos G. Ranck Earl Sauder Samuel Shotzberger Joseph B. Simonelli Ivan Smith Jay H. Stauffer Eby Stoltzfus Ralph G. Slone Jay Wayne Shaub Rev. Robert Tapper J. S. Ulrich Rev. John Vanliampen Emory E. Wagner Lester M. Weaver Lloyd Weaver Samuel S. Wenger H K. s . ' ,. A ' .b mfg? ? 'iW ghd E MN' ,F rn Qin ei ifbfig I 065, ', I, li gi ff if., gi X ,z i s s 1 1 f 3 3 '1 5 ,iQ'YS1::5JS5EiiYEs1E!i35 7 f- f' , ,,, .... . new -sand ' fWi5 m:fMuwu',mvm: swf: H . , 1' fem sw. - , we-: TUDENT wma- qv-H 4... ll!! Ml A '..'. A 'T We-cf' Ya..g..--vp' GRA TI TUD ,.,, , than ,- vu Mr. Renald howers We, the class of l965, express our heartfelt gratitude to Mr. Renald E. Showers. For the past two and one-half years, he has been our class advisor, our teacher, our companion, our counselor, and ourfri end . Because of hisdedicated faithfulness, he has been an outstanding example to us. In spite of all his time- consuming responsibilities Mr. Showers was never too busy to listen to our prob- lems and to advise us. So, Mr. Showers, accept our thanks for your ministry among us. May our blessed Lord richly reward your future ministry as He has your service here at Lancaster School of the Bible. x7 Senior 0 'cers I A-. I I,-.Q ...an--n ,..-.1 .gun- ,....- 1 XX f' XXX 'was -,QTMNNK r ' ' B ' ., K C, I.. N XX , H A 1 --A Y? 'L W' ' -- y f WW A ff V,:, 35 1- A .. hah Jade Dryden, Choplaini Flossie Hcbecker, Treasurerp Kofhy Miller, Secreforyg Amos Musser, Vice-Presidenfi Joe Sharp, President E SAMUEL S, BAER Lancaster, Pennsylvania Course: Bi ble Pastoral Studies Fields of lnterest: Foreign Missions Verse: Romans 8:38,39 School Activities: Class Vice President, l, Trumpet Trio, l, 2, 3, Student Council Chaplain, 2, Soccer, 2, 3, Choir, 3, Foreign Missions Fellowship President, 3. friendly Samloo, trumpet, million dollar smile. C. KATHLEEN BELLAMY Richmond, Virginia Course Bible Christian Education Fields of Interest: Missions, Music Verse: Philippians l:6 School Activities: Promotional Teams Pianist l, 2, 3, 4, I Queen, 3, Girls' Trio Pianist, 3, 4, Student Council Choir Pianist, 4, lchthus, 4. Southern belle, piano player. I Scroll, l, 2, 3, 4, Semi-Formal Court, 2, Semi-Formal 3 f ROSE BUCHER Lititz, Pennsylvania Course: Bible Christian Education Fields of Interest: Youth Work, Missions Verse: l Corinthians lO:3l SchoolActivities: Scroll, 2, lchthus, 2, Class Secretary, 3. Tulip, quiet as a mouse, quiz coach. JAMES R. DOWHEN Lancaster, Pennsylvania Course: Bible Pastoral Studies Fields of lnterest: Africa, Central America Verse: Proverbs 25:25 School Activities None Family man, prefers trucks, big Jim. JAY F. DONMOYER Course: Fields of Interest: Verse: urer 3. NORMAN WADE DRYDEN Baltimore, Maryland Course: Bible Pastoral Studies Fields of Interest: Pastorate, Youth Counselling Verse: Proverbs 3:5,6 School Activities: New Life Hour, l, Class Vice President, l, 2, Student Athletic Association Vice President, 2, Soc- cer, 2, 3, lchthus, 2, 3, Class Chaplain, 3, Dormitory Council, 3, Dormitory Supervisor, 3. Prefers horses to girls? can't spell, R.V.R. counsellor, Dragon, grand slammer. Fredericksburg , Pennsylvania Bible Pastoral Studies Further Education , Music, and Youth Work James l:l2 School Acfivii-ies: Choir, l, 2, fPresidentl 4, Class Treas- Mr. Quiet! soloist, sick Ford, what handwritingl'?! 123' '7f ': ', 55575: 1 .- A 4: V iiiss :gg 1 . it 1. ,,,ftf 5 , 5.5ii 'tif - ,. .L 5 ,Zeng if a syn -. A , ' qt f ' X ' V' ARLENE FETTER Bible Christian Education Course: Fields of lnterest: Foreign Missions Verse: Joshua l:9 School Activities: None Feather, always willing to help, can she roller skate! JUDITH A. FENSTERMAKER Laurel Fork, Virginia Course: Bible Christian Education Fields of lnterest: Rural Home Missions Verse: Lamentations 3:22,23 School Activities: None Virginian, secretathletic ability, likes Alvin's harmonica. Altoona, Pennsylvania , 5 of . X E MARY GRESS York, Pennsylvania Course: Bible Christian Education Fields of lnterest: Youth Work, Foreign Missions Verse: Isaiah 4l:lO School Activities: Girls' Sextet, l, 2, Promotional Team, l, 2, 35 Dormitory Council, 35 lchthus, 2, lEditorl 3: Choir, 3. Uke player, lady janitor, beautiful Mary, R.V.R. coun- sellor. GAIL KATHLEEN GRIM Baltimore, Maryland Course: Bible-Missions Christian Education Fields of Interest: Missionary: Bible translation work in Latin America. Verse: Psalm 34:3 School Activities: Trio, I, 2, 3, Girls' Sextet, I, 2, Scroll, 2, 3, lchthus 2, Foreign Missions Fellowship, 2, 3, Choir, 3. Dorm Rebel Rouser, likes dugout canoes, librarian, violinist, quiet--to a point, Grime. FLORENCE E. HABECKER Washington Boro, Pennsylvania Course: Bible Christian Education Fields of Interest: Youth Work or Teaching Verge: Romans l2:I,2 School Activities: Class Treasurer, I, 3, lchthus, 2, 3, Scroll, 3, Foreign Missions Fellowship Play, 3. Chevs are no trouble , typist, HB6 Ye Kind, plays around with uke. ALVIN E. HAMMOND South River, New Jersey Course: Bible Pastoral Studies Fields of Interest: Rural Home Missions Verse: Isaiah 4O:3I School Activities: Foreign Missions Fellowship Play, 2, StudentAthletic Association, IVice Presidentl 2, fPresidentl, 3, Soccer, 2, 3, Student Council fChapIainl, 2. Preacher boy, always found with Judy, ping pong champ. ESTHER LEAMAN York, Pennsylvania Course: Bible Christian Education Fields ot lnterest: Foreign Missions: Central or South America Verse: Proverbs 3:5,6 School Activities: Girls' Sextet, l, 2, Foreign Missions Fellowship Play, 2, Trio, 3, lchthus, 2, 3. Viper, Lester, preferssmall cars, Benny, 4'll-lf4 . CARL E. HOSTETTER Smolcetown, Pennsylvania Bible Christian Education Course: Fields of Interest: Foreign Missions VSFSSI l Corinthians l5:58 School Activities: Student Council, lg Foreign Fellowship, Vice President, 3, Soccer, 3. Missions Hose, skating specialist, little boy--big laugh M f KATHERlNE JANE MADARA Bellwood, Pennsylvania Course: Bible Christian Education Fields of Interest: Christian Education, Elementary Education Verse: Proverbs 3:5,6 School Activities: lchthus, 3. lnterestinCalifornia, lovestostudy? R.V.R. counsellor. ',,,vdI-Kinn- l 15: f I Lancaster, Pennsylvania AMOS T. MUSSER Bible Pastoral Studies Course: Fields ot lnterest: Further Education and Pastorate Verse: l Corinthians l5:57,58 School Activities: Student Council QVice Presidentl, 3, Class Vice President, 3, Social Chairman, 3. Squeeze box player, long weekend trips, always On time? KATHRYN S. MlLLER Lancaster, Pennsylvania Course: Bible-Missions Christian Education Fields of Interest: Secondary Education, Jewish Evan- gelism Verse: Colossians 2:6,7 School Activities: StudentAthletic Association , lSecretaryQ, lg Student Council, 2, Foreign Missions Fellowship lSecre- tary, 3, lchthus, 3, Class Secretary, 4. Quiet, reserved DALE D. SENSENIG East Petersburg, Pennsylvania Course: Bible-Missions Pastoral Studies Fields of Interest: Youth Work in South America Verse: Psalm l6:ll SchoolActivi'ries: ClassChaplain, l, 3, Scroll, 3, lchthus, 3, Student Council , 3, fPresidentl 4. Likes school teachers fstudentsl, humble S.C. President, mischief, Mr. Potato Chip. DONALD R. SHENK Lancaster, Pennsylvania Course: Bible Pastoral Studies Fields of Interest: Youth Work, Radio, and Television Ministry Verse: Philippians l:6 School Activities: New Life Hour Technician, l, 2, lchthus, 2, lchthus Business Manager, 3. Convertibles, girls, Y.F.C.man, radio, iester. JOSEPH C. SHARP Course: Fields of Interest: Verse: Lancaster, Pennsylvania Bible-Missions Pastoral Studies Youth and Camp Work in South America Jeremiah 33:3 School Activities: Class Chaplain, 2, Class Vice Presi- dent, 3, Class President, 4, Student Council, 3. Likes to do term papers, salesman for matrimony. LINDA THOMPSON Hillsville, Virginia Course: Fields of lnterest: Verse: Bible Christian Education Children's Work Proverbs 3:5,6 School Activities: Girls' Sextet, l, 2, Choir, 3. Squeally ROBERT A. WILLIAMS ON Lancaster, Pennsylvania Course: Bible Pastoral Studies Fields of Interest: Pastorate Verse: Philippians 4:l3 School Activities: Foreign Missions Fellowship Play, 2, 3. Artist, iokesfer , family mon. DOROTHY WOODRING Tyrone, Pennsylvania Course: Bible E Christian Education Fields Of Interest: children-S and Youth work Verse: Philippians 3:l3, I4 School Activities: Student Council, 2, 3, Scroll, 2,3, Dormitory Council lVice Presidentl, 3. M '712' - ' . DO ROTHY WRIGHT Course: Fields of Interest: Verse: School Activities: S Hard worker. Alexandria, Virginia Bi bl e-Missi ons Christian Education Children's Work in North Africa John l5:l6 croll, l, 2, 3, Choir, 3. ',,fs. 'NV' TY? 'S-. Most lntel ligent 'U , .5 Q x Amos Musser, Gail Grim Best Persona lity Sam Baer, Mary Gress . 21 Y I at ii' 53253 2 fe? iii f, 2 if 2 wa. gt SQ, H51 'Z f - , f sm B KW L. 3,31 ,fly .L ' e gi 'fi' lifi . EL52-' l, if ' ff? ,Ji Q' EJ :fx Y 6 ' ' c -L ,gsm-tl , . B .5 , 5' fl 1 X ' ' 1-v-ndwfffffli' S -I 2 fs M5:fafs,S1 Q, 21,5 ,Q -v s , , , W wiv e,,- , 1 f Q B 2 . , ,A .55 ff-siE'iQ:IiE'uf.g'Q :,i 4gtg-5 , - . f ff X g tit: me S HH' ffl' if ' etw 1 14 'Jig - a 3' jeg :ISE l-,r i g Qi 25,59 t 5 xiiii l. if S 3 Q? Ig qs, lg Q 1 Q fi 52,3- Ji: by X , 4 f :if xfgeagigil E 8: I , , ,ia , 1 . E 'I' ' s l xv 5 H552 it :YQ it 2 Wi, f K , A x -Z1 ggi: is-i gif iii! wxf lr 5' fx Cf If O Most Cooperative Flossie Habecker, Wade Dryden Most Talented Kitty Bellamy, Bob Williamson AI- 532' -n-S, kia 'ai 2' . N. - -4 . . ax. '. ' J' if ' as G gr Left to Right--First Row: Loretta Grove, Sally Johnston, Sylvia Schenck, Maxine Jenkins. Second Row: Virginia Smith, Suzanne Miley, Helen Barnett, Lynn Davis. Third Row: Richard Vallette, Albert Avery, Beniamin Woodring, Durwood Miller, John Weyman. Fourth Row: Robert Capen, John Allshouse, Richard Chantelau, Robert Cowan, Lorne Weaver. SOPHUMORE CLASS Q, la Loretta Grove, President, Ben Woodring, Treasurer, Lorne Weaver, Vice President, John Allshouse, Advisor Chaplain, Sylvia Schenck, Secretary. Mr. Kane i 0 T. my Left to Right--First Row: C. Musselman, C. Derstine, K. Figart, M. Marlcel, C. Loux, J. Miller, S. Richards, S. Morrison. Second Row: C. Yeich, J. Stevenson, P. Rodtnick, R. Franklin, D. Ranck, J. Mack, T. Franciscus, S. Grove. Third Row: V. Pine, S. Sommer, D. Ragsdale, T. App, E. Kreider. Fourth Row: R. Cornwell, R. Osborne, G. Romberger, W. Woodring, M. Reich, J. Mathewson, B. Robinson, C. Hess, C. Sterner. Fifth Row: J. Ness, R. Good, J. Gordley, P. Kneier, L. Warfel, T. Byrd, K. Kohl, D. Fogle. F RESHMEN CLASS 5.0 'fin' ' Sharon Richards, Secretary, Randy Good, President, I Kathy Figart, Treasurer, Kermit Kohl, Chaplain, Advlsol' Donald Fogle, Vice President. i I F? 2 A ? Ag? ..- ff . 945 ,r-8. ,, ', , 2 K ..,,,h' , ijgg ' ' ' 4 in -- E . nb , 1' ' an ,E is UQ' ,f, ,tv wf K' 9 -ngfsm ff .gy 43 EVENING A 6511 ltr mm all Ihr lllurlu mm prrurli Ihr QsPll5lll'ln First Row: Left to Right: F. Book, E. Shaeffer, V. Seitz, P. Mylin, C. Reeser, H. Hammond M. Forry, P. Ness, E. Harry, F. Yonce. Second Row: M. Howard, D. Shilling, D. Thier wechter, A. Laub, D. Breneman, N. Martin, E. Creamer, IM. Wise, G. White, R. Lehigh Third Row: J. Reynolds, R. Book, P. Miller, D. Trott, M. Miller, D. Stoltzfus, D. Siglin, E Stoltzfus, L. Leonard, P. Gehman,J. Smuclcer. Fourth Row: F. Miller, P. Howard, F. Jones W. Campbell, R. Keagy,T. Ansel,W. Emig. Fifth Row: A. Breneman, C. Hurlock, B. Weil D. Hain, S. Phillips, L. Seibert, A. Mylin, R. Kilgore, R. Cain, R. Musser, L. Creamer, R Lapp. Monday Juniors Senior Elizabeth Frey, Ivan Sellers Charlene MUSSGI' So phomores First Row: Left to Right: J. Cross, P, Good, M. Walters. Second Row: J Gingrich, D. Lapp, A, Sipe, R Huber. SCHOOL First Row: S. Howe, C. Howe, C. Hostetter, M. Howard, P. Ness, M. Castor. Second Row: J. Risser, A. Laub, M. Wagner, D. Bren- eman, J. Gearhart, N. Martin, E. Creamer. Third Row: E. Keys, J. Lapp,A. Mumma,W. Hershey, F. King, G. Smith. Fourth Row: R. Lantz, P. Howard, A. Lehman, D. Siglin, J. Reynolds, R. Keagy, E. Morgan, M. Hochstetler, Fifth Row: C. Hurlock, B. Weil, S. Phillips, J. Groff, R. King, A. Laub, J. Peters, E. Creamer, L. Creamer. Tuesday Juniors M. Huyard, R. Martin, L. Fisher. D. McGallicher, R. Bender, J Gingrich, M. Caris, L. Killian Officers: R. Garber, Social Program Chairman, P. Good, Scroll Reporter, A. Laub, Secretary- Treasurer. Second Row:' D. Siglin, Vice- Presiclent, D. Hain, Chapel Program Chairman, J. 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'iW1i U5'f :fi f i 3fi 'm:'?ff5: XW 3f M: EMPHASI If fi 1 ff' ' R !'1f,ff'lf 'K K.-.. - , - f f A -K uf- fi ,M-w,m+Z,ffA - W .fffu-www-N M H g?53S'?5 5'5if V3 He 'il' 55 I ' W Ni' -k 1 , 1 ,MWWW W A M, ff .1 M, my H g I g ff M+W M !: fi Nga QSWJH-w M- CHRISTIAN The program at LSB is twofold: fllto im- part to our studentsa better understanding of the Word ofGod, and l2l to train them in its use as the Sword of the Spirit in winning others to Christ. The Christian Service De- partment is the workshop which directs their activities in Sunday Schools and youth groups, Child Evangelism and YFC Clubs, Pioneer Girls and Boys Brigade, visitation and church work, and great is their ioy and ours when the Lord uses them to convert a sinner from the error of his way. 43 'S x, g g Q54 , SERVICE SPECIAL CHAPELS Mr. Redd Harper Mr. Ron Fisher Carl Hostetter First--I-erm Missionary F.M.F. Vice-President Alumnus, John Stone Mr. Almos Shelley Presldenl' l-6059 Missionary Family Chapel ln the middle of the school day students gathered in the chapel for a halt hour of meditation around God's Word. Each day there was a dif- ferent type of program: Monday, a local pastor, Tuesday, a missionary, Wednesday, Student Council Chapel, Thursday, Family Chapel, and Fri- day F.M.F. Prayer Groups or Class Meetings. Each chapel period was used of the Lord to bring blessings to many hearts. Q il 'nl Y flxlih i . . - fm Q will 1 ,. Q3 xp , 1 ' 4 y, , 1 , , f,11i1'gy 1, ,iv A L 'H :Q ,Y 2 's 95. t 1 L41 1 , W. ,- i' 'Q w is mE tw l i 3 1 ' it if M 3 4 2 S . 4 3 iz sl ill From January 26-29, l965, the school tamily and the friends of Lancaster School of the Bible experienced a most refreshing Bible Conference. Dr. Richard Seume I pastor of the lmmanuel Baptist Church in Richmond, Virginia, was our Conference Speaker. The Lord most certainly chose our speaker, for many have been the testi- monials concerning the benefits derived from Dr. Seume's time here. lt was evident that his messages were, in reality, the Lord's messages, because they met our inner- most spiritual needs. I Thus, the spiritual tone for the new semester was set, and we entered heartily into another semester of study and service for the Lord. It is only in eternity that the in- tangible results of this Mid-Year Bible Conference will be fully revealed. MID-YEAR BIBLE C0 FERE CE ,X f, r v 13' 3 Q Y ,bfi lltl-t MISSIO AR Y Each year a week is taken off from School for the Missionary Conference. During this time, missionariesfrom all over the world are invited to come on Campus to show pictures and tell about their work. One session is given over to a panel discussion and then the student body goes to Cal- vary lndependent Church for the morning Bible Hour. All sessions have proved to be profitable be- cause our horizons have been broadened as we sl anfwzty-fLr,' if 'iii-'ik Q ' st .,fi K sxi, l were challenged to lift up our eyes and look un- to the white harvest fields. The sessions have proved to beinformative be- cause we have been taught great Bible truths as we have been sitting under the ministry of God's Word. The sessions also have proved to be inspiring because our hearts have been warmed as we have been drawn closer to the Lord. it H,Hr Q f5H'f'E:g5,1j9H1ffwfilggfY!ef:gifM12Qfwfffvlfgflisrlrrisgg., tiggailittbfzsfxffsvrlkfzlse.Q -i,1:1g1aui,,rtzifg25fat-Q,-irfzrtsfiri -.,.wemm-.imav:.rltif-zlyfaetfitf ,Q X W ' .. ,.,. Viiz .,.., .,,.i.,..: ..,, Eggggeftgtrff. or ' f im swfezrfff- swf .l,. 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This year, the theme song has exalted Christ who is the WAY to receive New Life. Mr. Gordon Smith sings: Wonder- ful, Wonderful, Jesus, He is my friend, true to the end. He gave Himself to re- deem me, Jesus, Wonderful Lord. Miss Doris Ulrich accompanies Mr. Smith and presents instrumental solos. Student participation on the New Life Hour con- sists of testimonies and musical selections from thetrumpet trio, the senior girls' trio, thefreshmen girls' trio, and vocal solos and duets. The official speaker isthe President, Rev . Stuart E. Lease who gives series of Bible Studies and messages exalting Christ and oointina those who listen to heaven. T ' Es 1 s .,,...s,,, . E. .,.... . .s,,..s , . - -.I -i 71- if - CN AIR 1 .it --s,...,...1,.. i 4 S 'Q S' A , ,E 5 ..... .s,, ,L ,,.. ....,.. 1. R' v 'k'W if -63? T5?5i? giiiilxiiiilb fi? QQQ f?Q ,, lMy , fax' Q. Q ,Qw ' Eg3Lji5EgfV' Jig X1 ' N .. 'Hifi u In --:gn W- Ngzgfz ,-if L I J , ia, .lbrfw ,ksa n f em-Wan-' -g 1 ' , xx . 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'am vzmxfcxmaffwf ,, ,M , ,.., ..,, . , ,.,,,, ,.fwwf.fm.ff,., , f :J-:f.munf,11 STUDENT I ,lg :Aja- J-f:,fs:f:g:A-gwsyf, N ,V 2 f--, ,. , V , , , 'f-561151515-5 5 ' A ,f 'H' 'ff' www-'i 1 ' 'Tanaifwf:aff:!w,,S:J1'v1J,z:fma:::,5!1G-M mmrf,effwwi:f wfffa,s5ugfms: mffaffzasff-:ffw1saff:w:myf.:fHxr,IVw:kiwifffyrfsqf-,iwwsf:a::1f-mff::,f.f',- ff f,-f-smfqswffggf. w,f,:s,:,sfW1s+.'Ns:fam:-:ff-mf,:LfL2f:L9JgwffAff:,ffaUJ!r:gL--nwswz ,k,, , If ' ---f ' . area in .f ,A , ,,, K .... . -X . .. 55: . ACTIVITIES L , 2 E swam' ff' ' M'3M J4M5 mf fs ,rw 1 'gf f 5QmmWQ3ggQwwwW v Q' fn m H W5 Wagga.-,gf A 4 C MQW -, .,,. ..,ma..m Ni, ..,..-.W V-flu V- W.. , , MMMMWH' WQQ J QMQW fw -Jr ,-f -ffvguen -4f- f'1..:am:,L-M-,,, 5 ' fm -T'-'?fI1'1TQ1Ql ' M' ' f f' -'fx .,,, f xl if 1 M ' ,, -H ,,3f M' -2 -- - ,, 'J Ip-JV 1' . .. 'Vg ,... , ,,. ,., .W N ' - , M ,., 5 ,V :VZ V - .' A gh f ' .' A -vvvf 'f , -4535 ,, I f 1 ' 121- ' -' I2 'f W .V Wit. - f'-' MW42 ., , X STUDENT The Student Council is the voice ot the student body of Lancaster 2 School ofthe Bible, seeking . . .to promote fellowshipand spiritual life in our school, unify and direct student activities, and maintain cordial relationships between students and school personnel .... Members are elected from each class and organization at Lancaster School of the Bible. They meet bi-weekly to discuss suggestions concerning student life. o tb POUNDED . xi COUNCIL Q ,Q-. was Bl nu. This year the Student Council has revlsed its constitution and has endeavored to promote fellowship with other Christians on nearby campuses With the cooperation of the LSB students, the council has promoted the sale of school penants, laclcets, and rings, has sponsored a visitation and student prayer meeting ministry, and has provided a social outlet for student life. nv..,,,,. DORMITURY COUNCIL The Dormitory Council is composed of two men- bers from each wing of the girls' dormitory, two members from the boys' dormitory plus the dorm- itory supervisors, Dean of women , and Dean of men . Two girls and one boy are selected by the faculty each year to be head counsellors and the other members are selected by the dormitory students. The council meets every other week to discuss any complaints the students in the dormitory may have and to take disciplinary action whenever neces- sary. Left to Right: W. Dryden, S. Johnston, D Wood rung M Jenkins, M. Gress, Miss M. Uhler Deon T O Flgart, B. Woodring. Mr . Gordon Smith MUSIC The first public appearance ofthe LSB choir was ata Christmas Concert presented in December. The next ap- J pearance was at Limerick, Pennsylvania, and since then . the choir has ministered in North Wilmington, Delaware, New Holland, Altoona and Bellwood, lEaster Tourl, F-0,55 Shiloh, Elizabethtown and Lancaster, Pennsylvania, and iil , L at the Spring Concert. . - --,f ' H 2, The choir members sing on thisearth with the assurance Yffr 'li' that some day they will be part of the great heavenly 'J ,F choir and sing praises to our wonderful Saviour and Lord lPsalm 92:ll. L Gbu qv min all thrptllurlix nun prrnrh thc Gbniprl M l Left to Right: First Row: C. Musselman, L. Thompson, R. Frank- lin, D. Ragsdale, E. Kreider, C. Loux, E. Leaman. Second Row: C. Yeich, G. Grim, R. Phipps, V. Smith, S. Sommer, D. Wright, M. Gress, S. Richards. Third Row: S. Baer, J. Weyman, J. Donmoyer, R. Good, J. Gordley, L. Wartel, J. Mathewson, K. Kohl, B. lreland, B. Woodring. Miss Doris Ulrich y li, ..i ,. Prayer Band Prayer Band Prayer Band FOREIGN MIS ' NGO YE THEX wo One of the main interests of our school is to generate thein- terest of the students in Gocl's program ot world missions and to do this, we have organized the Foreign Missions Fellowship in which each student partici pates. This program provides informa- tion concerning home ancl for- eign missions through chapel mtoh Anig FELLOWSHIP N D I X L' X I af I gf Europe Prayer Band services and prayer bands and opens The way for each sfudenf to pray, give, and possiblygo. This year we have made the sending of summer missionaries from our school an annual af- fair, seeking To Train them in leading others fo find Jesus Chris? and fo frain Them in mission work . z ff , f 4 . ll il? xii Africa Prayer Band Asia Prayer Band ,wxelug Dorothy Wright, Robert Cowan, Maxine Jenkins, Robert Williamson, Joe Sharp, David Husten. . 'Wx FMF This years' missionary play produced by the Foreign Missions Fellowship, entitled WHERE THE WORLD BEGINS, included seven students in the cast. Besides being presented at Lancaster Youth for Christ, it was also made available to two Word of Life rallies in New York and New Jersey and to halfa dozen Youth for Christ groups in nearby Pennsylvania. The play was well received and the re- sponse was good. For many young people this was their first contact with LSB. ln addition to the program, many of them re- ceived a copy ofWELCOME TO LANCAS- TER, and some requested copies of the school catalog. The offerings received at these meetings were turned over to FMF for their project which this year cost Sl,500. ,pun cast 'F' H .,,, J, K I fri v 'F tn' i t xa ' H ll as ,M 1 ,1 ,Lz,'t ,,.,,,,,,,t-,,f lf ii: i - ts. it it l L E1iQ:fQKafhi gf The Play Cast , Left to Right: First Row: F. Habecker, E. Kreider, S. Grove, P. Rodtnick. Second Row: B. Williamson, R. Good, J .Allshouse. Play sw F.M.F. Council FMF Officers Mr. J. H. Kane Play Director X wana: me WORLD Brains JV Left to Right: S. Baer, President, G. Grim, Treasurer S. Johnston, Secretary, C. Hostetter, Vice Presidenf FMF Project 'il The Foreign Missions Fellowship project for I964-65 involves two phases' of missionary work . First, we plan to purchase a launch for missionaries serving the Lord in Chile, South America. Second, two students have been chosen by the F.M.F. officers to serve the Lord as missionaries for the summer ofl965. The goal for the entire proiectis set atSl,500.00.Through offerings taken each Tuesday during F.M.F. Chapel, and the offerings received at performances of the F.M.F. play, thegoal will be met. We went over our goal of Sl , 000. 00 in i963-64. We may do this again, but only as we give sacrificially, denying ourselves and giving as unto Him. TUDENT ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Soccer, touch football, and basketball and ping-pong tournaments, have all played an important part in this year's Student Athletic Association program. While this has been a year of trial, the S.A.A. has come through on top, and with the help of all the students, it plans to make next year's program bigger and better. A possible increase in inter-scholastic sports is anticipated as Well as a more complete intramural program on campus. Officers First Row: L. Weaver, R. Phipps, A. Hammond, Presi- dent Second Row: J. Weyman, J. Allshouse. S Q K Rich Valiette, Captain i I ir 3 1 E., V2 .nf Q15 . .fm R .Ng .X it 31 I Y f Lettermen: Left to Right: First Row: B. Woociring, R. Vallette, S. Baer. Second Row: W. Dryden, L. Weaver. , .F Q -fy f 0 , .1-3 . E gi ,:., i f -ss.-ea Cheerleaders: Left to Right: First Row R. Phipps, S. Grove. Second Row: C. Loux, S. Richards, J. Miller. O Ll,+m xg lk' Mary Gress Editor-ln-Chief . X ' The lchthus staff got off to an early start A this year. As soon as the first semester ' arrived, the staff met and began its prepa- A ration for the year. Because there were no members on the staff who had had pre- vious publication experience, there were some difficult times. However, through' teamwork and the help of capable ad- I visors, the time arrived when we could Qjillij Donald Shenk Business Manager begin to assemble the write-ups, captions, photographs, and headingsinto thefinished product. The work was not easy, but the result of our efforts made it all very worth- while. Now that the i965 ICHTHUS is loft the press, it is the desire of the staff members, that it will continue to glorify our wonderful Lord I The word ICHTHUS, a trans- X Z of q Seated: Flossie Habecker, Mary Gress, Susan Miley, San- dra Sommer, Esther Leaman. Standing: Carl Hostetter, Don- ald Shenk, Larry Warfel, Randy Good, Wade Dryden, John if iii! Allshouse. lation into English of the word for fish, became one of the earliest Christian symbols during the era of persecutions. lts use enabled Christians to have fel- lowship one with another with- out endangering their lives. Each letter in the word ICHTH US comes from the acros- tic of the Greek words, lesous CHristos THeou, HUios, Soter, which is the abbreviation for Jesus Christ, God's Son, our Saviour. Jhe L fi Produced monthly by students from every class, the SCROLL succeeds -in covering every facet of school life--from maintenance to administration from individuals to organi- zations, from dorm life to the classroom. Rach student on the starr fulfills his part in the SCROLL' s monthly production. Before h issue is produced, photographers, writers ts are busily at vrorhz, after produc- uorlcers see that the SCROLL tudent mailbox to one desiring eac and typis tion, circulation is delivered by mail or s every subscriber and sold to any variety in types of writing, the t and deep, humorous and orial read-ing. f seeks to use- , a copy , BOast5ng a SCROLL provides ligh serious, and nevrsy and edit with each issue the SCROLL stef fulfill its purpose of providing news and ful information, promoting closer relationship among the students , remaining an integral part of school life, promoting good public relations, and, above all, honoring the Lord in every area of production. Q V I f ,.,4.,,,,i, ff Left to Righf: First Row: P. Rodfnick, D. Wright, D. Woodring, G. Grim Ufdiforj, L. Grove QAssistonf Editor D. Second Row: J. Weymon, S. Morrison, T. App, F. HcJbecker,A. Ferrer, K. Bellomh, K. Figcurf, M. Jenkins, E. Kreider. Third Row: R. Bucher, J. Schelling. 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K 4 7 .X W I . ,gl I QTM-1 1 3 i llmlmu , .1,1 EIERNITTY .. 1 v,.,,. .1 fe ' ANNUAL FALL g AAl A I BANQ UET N-r VALENTINE VICTOR Y ,Q-L' The Queen's Court EMI -FORMAL ...fl Kiffy Bellamy--Queen 1- mp: Q ,QQ 1. if' 4 ftf f iff . ' W if -- Q . ' Q ' gif , 7 h., , J Q s . '35 A xl.. 5 li? 5., 5. 5 Y 1 ggi , ig 2 i3 e- 5 'K ,,fe?f' - 1 tw Q 1' Q' :tl .Q J' 3.1 As Christians we need not stress only the spiritual area of our lives for due re- spect must also be paid to a social emphasis. The social highlight of the school year is the Spring Semi-:formal when girls become starry-eyed and wishful and when the fellows' thoughts tend to be a bit more romantic than usual. The ele- gance of the Colonial lnn enhanced the sparkle and dramatic atmosphere of the banquet in l964 which made it an occasion to be remembered forever. M. YJ QQ , I 4:- R ...B Far? . 'Rv , T.. 'L QB fir ,. . xi? .ffwfigfff if 2 K JP ai .Am Y v Mgiiig-P Q' Z Y nw ' - 4 ' fffi, . Z 35 ,,,. .51'fS?: ?7 A 3 : ...f En-1 'iii' N. ' 1. 2, 12, v' ' gg WE -95, Af-w A ., ,.,W , ,.,,,. ,. lv K - .. nav., 353 1 1, 5 .' .:' 551 . .eatin ,... , , 515 11, .Z-fi T.:-1., 'N K K , as J iffy? 4 2 sz ,R f Im I' .. 3324.5 fiwv 'kiwi H Yrfffgf 'U'i?diSiviS5Ef7?. ,A veg W ,-...E L ff Aff ,T-Psn.'2Te1:wQw9fsnfpawEsff221 vfsmmf-Marg: fm, ,, . U-A Gam- ..-.1:,f,4.fff,wzf:: E VIE. ' SPONSORS LADIE A UXILIAR Y The Ladies Auxiliary of Lancaster School of the Bible greets you in our Saviour's Name. Since we organized in l955we have endeavored to serve our school to the glory of God, and He has blessed us as we have sought to bless others. Our primary emphasis has always been, and still is, prayer: for' students, faculty, staff, the corpora- tion, and the board of trustees. We also pray for the financial needs of the school - operational and expansion. Our current project is the fulfilling of our pledge of S4,lO0.00 to cover the cost of the 75 beds now being used in the new dormitory. lthank God for thefaithfulness of the ladies of the Auxiliary. We meet the third Wednesday of each month during the school year-September through June - at l:45 p.m. in the dormitory dining room. Why not ioin us in our meetings and share the blessing we have enioyed. The onlyrequirement is that you be a friend of the school. Mrs. D. Merl Hoffer Chairman Ladies Auxiliary ALUMNI ASS UCIA TI ON Don Alban C621 Joanne fStrainI Alban C635 BRAZIL Margaret Uhler C60 U.S.A .--Pennsylvania lf -1- Stuart Lease C521 U . S .A . --Pennsylvania Ruth Huber I 581 PERU 1 Q! s I Kulbqch C641 , Y ICELAND . A - I nn ' I ,A 'ie' John Stone C632 FRANCE J. Lelton Clark C53l ETHIOPIA Who is he that overcometh the world, but he that believeth that Jesus is the Son of God? I thank God for manifesting Himself in His Son. But as many as received him, to them gave he power to be- come the sons of God. My heart's desire as an alumnus is threefold. First, that every student will realize the challenge of his call to preparation for a fulland fruitful Christian life. Second, that God will continue to bless the school with God-fearing leadership and faculty. Third, that we as alumni will yield ourselves to sup- port the testimony of LSB to the exalting of Jesus Christ and the glory of God the Father. Certainly, with these views in mincl, the victory will be ours in seeing the salvation of many souls and realizing power and victory in our lives. To God be the glory. Harold Brandt Larry Wartel P The Mr . Dub's and the Lippy's and Mrs. J . Gordon Brickner Mr. and Mrs. J. Kenneth Gladfelter Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bittle Mrs. Marie Wolfgang Mr. and Mrs. Ross Esbenshade Mr. and Mrs Karl Groft Mr. cmd Mrs Daniel R. Madara Mr. and Mrs. J. Elvin Hershey Penn Manor Y.F.C. Quiz Team Mary Gress Mr. and Mrs. William Gress Mr. and Mrs. Francis Arnold Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Pommerank Rev. and Mrs. Ray Arnold Mr. and Mrs. Lester Horn Mr. Charles E. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Paul S. Shenk John Allshouse Mr. and Mrs. Boyd E. Smith Roger and Pearl Wenger Ron Jansen - Jr. High Y.F.C. Clubs Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Martin Mr. and Mrs. Richard Shenk Lampeter Strasburg Y.F.C. Club Conestoga Valley Y.F.C. Quiz Team Don Shenk Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs J. Martin Esbenshade Joseph C. Sharp Harry Brubaker lra Musser George L. Baumgartner Hempfield Y.F .C. Club ahono rheopmuus Rev. and Mrs. J . Eby Leaman Katherine Madara Mr. and Mrs. Robert Williamson and Ruthie Kermit and Arlene President and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Penn Welding A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Rev. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Stuart E. Lease Jones Herr Stoltzfus Company Richard A. Haas Renald E. Showers Leon Hess Robert Sprecher Andrew Fisher Robert Wentling Harry S. Habecker Jay Hollinger Allan Ray Frey Christian G. Habecker Charles Sharpe Lloyd Alexander Gerald Lapp William Tweeddale Ira Rutt Russel Snyder George S. Erb, Jr. Samuel H. Baer George H. Shoenberger Miss Wilda Clitt Mrs. Violet B. Seitz A Friend 1 ye enior LI-1-1 IIMIIIKIIII -In III .5 Tn U asus 5' 4 I Ii I THAT YOU MIGHT WALK WORTHY OF THE LORD UNTO ALL PLEASING BEING FRUITFUL IN EVERY GOOD WORK, AND INCREASING IN THE KNOWLEDGE OF GOD CCOLOSSIANS I:IOJ. I IN OUR 75th YEAR 965 I890 CENTRITW AMERICAN MISSION Box 6945 0 Dallas Texas 75219 NEW C.A.M. MISSIONARIES IN 1964 HELP US BUILD INDIGENOUS CHURCHES IN MEXICO AND CENTRAL AMERICA .... NOW 700 CONGREGATIONS .... A MULTITUDE OF MINISTRIES AND 240 MISSIONARIES. Silo-ld, qott be Lore? A I l'l'lE ' 3 . . . on soul-winning ministry around the world AN A if fu A nuns - Arabian Gulf - Ceylon So 1 'KO Io m0 EVANGELIZING THE INDIAN BOLIVIA BRAZIL COLOMBIA PERU South America Indian Missio P.O. Box 769 Lake Worth, Florida OMPLETE LINE. OF CAMERAS, PROJECTORS YI Rt -Q'-if Franie Inidii - .illapanlg Soreai Net 91 an s Htl es a isteni Peru - Portugal - Rhodesia! I ,, , I : A ' 4 South Africa - Southeastern, Europe - Spain - Taiwan, Tibetan Frontier - Trinidad! Venezuela-Colombia ' West Irian 3X , 4- M76 IS317 MINISTRIES fi- WI Evangelism - Schools - Orphanages kfrs X' Bible Teaching - Literature if ,QI X Church Planting - Radio fi A Medicine be is 3 JUS-. e Cv X g 5, -Q ,'., A V I, ii i .ji 5'4 I ik ss THE EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE MISSION V Mortensen, Gen. Director Delbert Kuehl, Candidate Se I y 2845 West McLean Avenue, Chicago, Illinois 60647 I Canada: 1043 Clifton Avenue N.W., Moose Jaw, S k FILMS at SUPPLIES Study to shew thyself approved unto God, View - MASUQR REELS Q Workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth. DEVELOPING Ei PRINTING SERVICE . 5 Il TImothy 2.l House ot Photography 327 East Main Street, NEW HOLLAND, PENNA. Phone EL 4-52l4 Compliments of LEACOCK BARBER SHOP l7l W. Main Sfreel Leacock, Pa. B Z 6 ea.. Hours Tuesday Through Saturday 212 W. High Sf. TWO Barbers Elizaberhfown, Pa. Earl Shaiebly, Mgr. Phone: 367-1690 MQQQMQR CQROQ. U. M. Dellaven Dealers in Hides 81 Tallow - Pet Food In Dead Stock Removed Promprly Phone Terre Hill 823 5- PRINCE ST' 're Hill, Pa. Hillcrest 445-45Ol '--Q11 Quwfxig . . . Telewone 445 -3652 Building Siam Wifi: Lasting Beauty C. MARK WISE Bowmansvilie,Pa. MmheWI6:l8 . . . and upon This rock will I build my church . . . Compliments of NEW HOLLAND CONCRETE PRODUCTS, INC. NEW H0llAND,PA. SHANK FRUIT FARMS NORGE TAPPAN RHEEM BENJ. E. SHENK CHERRIES , PEACHES, PEARS, AND APPLES IN SEASON Bomed G05 Electrical and Gas Appliances Sales and Service ff - Lomsle' RD 6 Phone 392 6022 397-2486 LAMPETER, PENNSYLVANI THE MAN IN DEMAND Interior 8. Exterior Decorating Paul E. Shaiebly 5 . PM pow PAINTING CONTRACTOR YWQNQ ng V ve Phone 394-I877 O 2928 COLUMBIA AVENUE, LANCASTER, PENNSYLVANIA SPRAY Painting Well clone is Better than Well Said Compliments of eo . f ww Marhsfs Chicks QQ4' BRIDAL SHOP , 2823 Columbia Avenue 23 E. WALNUT ST Lqncgsferl PQ. P O EX 4 4 20 LANCASTER PA W fueling 7am-49414141 aunt... ov mo, . O A milli Q 4, Q A RADIO p 1 1 -IQ YFC CLUBS OFFICE AND BOOK STORE 42 N. Prince Street - P. O, Box 704 Lancaster, Pa. I YOUTH RALLIES . . an de qaadu 5,446 of Cla Wald Funk Bros, Inc. Excavating Contractors Washington Boro R. D. ill, Penna. Phone Mi l lersvi I le 872-5437 Phone Columbia 684-8l6l Study to show thyself approved unto God, a Workman that needeth not to be ashamed. . . II Timothy 2:15 Cemtnall Jlflamon Qlmunclm ol Qod XA g tia Yillage Market MILLERSVILLE, PA. A Friendly Church In A Friendly Community Thomas E. Tillet, Pastor Washington Boro R. D. il Phone 7l7 - 684-3767 Holding Forth the Word of Life. -Phil. 2:16 Food Products A L INSURANCE P Cup Cheese Our Specialty AARON S. LANDIS I 2390 LINCOLN HIGHWAY EAST Being confident of this very i'l1Il'1Q , i'l'1CIi' he LANCASTER, PA' which hath begun a good work in you will perform it until the day of Jesus Christ. lPhilippians l:6l. P 394 7675 R.D.6. Lancaster. Pa- CREAM TC?PfDAIRY Distribu ors 0 775416, and Dany Pfzoduczfa Phone 392-83IO FARM MACHINERY 2323 LINCOLN HIGHWAY EAST lmercourse, po. LANCASTER, PENNA. CGMPLIMENTS QF NISSI. EY BOTTLED GAS, INC. I1 SUUTH STATE STREET 238 WEST MAIN STREET EPHRATA, PA. MYERSTUIIN, PA. Bottled Gas and Appliances Seek Ye first the Kingdom of God and His S righteousness and all these things shall be g.. A vw H J A P added Untoo H W I F IliiIi 's la:'I rzrmn mi IR E I I I -p 'smigiv sq C-W- Wifmer i ni: le a f -- 1 ss I 1 31.1 Pyrofax Bottles Gas A Route 50l - Just South of Lititz FARM PRODUCE Lawn 8m Garden Center Sou clersburg , Pa'. FIVEPOINTVILLE BIBLE coNFERENcE ISIIGII ,gancasler County germ cDiner R' D' 1 DENVER' PA' I Q1SfK'?DEB F-.M. President - NORMAN L. FRY Phone - Terre Hill 44 5 -5195 YOURIIOMIOWNEDFAMILYSTDRE HAGYSWESTERNAUTO IORD-FALCON-THUNDERBIRD 46 E. Main Sires! MUSTANG -- FORD TRUCKS B. z. Meuinger, Inc. I-'ml' PWISYIVANIA 508 West Main Street New Holland, Pa. Phone 35M-5121 PI1one:626-2435 HAVE YOU TRIED-- AUNT KITTY'S SOUP They are traditionally Pennsylvania Dutch TRY AUNT KITTY'S CHICKEN CORN - CHICKEN NOODLE AND OLD FASHIONED HAM AND BEAN S O U P T O - D A Y Thy words were found, and I did eat them, and thy word was unto me the joy and rejoicing of mine heart: for I am called by thy name, O Lord God of hosts. Jeremiah I5:I6. WherewithaI shall a young man cleanse his Way? by taking heed thereto according to thy word. Psalms II9:9. Lay up for Yourself Treasures in Heaven 56 9-0422 56 9-0408 W-mf JOHN F. GERLACH Inc. l A, 'v QE? SUPPLIER or sljjgfglf i ',' SINCLAIR PRODUCTS mf MANHEIM PIKE -:- LANCASTER, PA. l l I fwenj. . fwf I BUILDER OF MODERN HOMES FFICE: 5l2 Hilton Drive, Lancaster, Pennsylvania l Rom. I2:ll - Nor slofhful in businessp fervent in spiritp serving the Lorclp Alnlllnlli ' N 'D x fwlw H H11-'-'31 wi ' i - l.n.,. W I I ii iil,.l5qQf L ll - ,pw- - A-V , ...u2.L1:Z2gl.,g xsi,-ll lbw? , , BURKHOLDER'S FOOD MARKET EX2-376l Om' EX2-9688 Park Highest Qualify Fresh Smoked Mears and Groceries SALES senvlcs PARK Mako Your Non Home A Mobilchomo X Member PMA TDNA X Groffdale, Pennsylvania 290' C'l l'l A E. E. WOLGEMUTH luncushr, l 0541 ' 2655 BRANDAMDRE, PA. C7 Miles North of Coatesville, Meetings every Saturday During June, July and August. Opens Memorial Day May 30 and closes with Labor Day Weekend September 3 to 6 Old Mill Camp For Girls and Boys - 7 to I4 years of age. July I8 to 24 and July 25 to 3l WRITE FOR FOLDER 'D0n't Sig'h, Call Fry 733-2460 THE PE-Umlfl PLUMBING - HEATING SALIBAND SERVICE I5 Ridge Avenue Ephrata, Pa. Loht 84 Hutchinson Gulf I Service Station 253 East Main Street, New Holland, Pa. Phone - 354-227l AN AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL BOWLING CENTER MILTON F. EBERLY furniture, Qloor Coverinp R. D. 3, Elizabethtown, Pa. 367-511-68 llnly Une LIFE 'Twill Soon Be Past llnly What's llune For CHRIST Will last swf K IM I 3,188 ,' . . LANCASTER LANES I 1266 LITITZ PIKE LANCASTER. PENNA PHONE 397-5282 FURMAN'S CANNERY Quality Canned Goods Northumberland, Pennsylvcmio I55 evo J, Brame Witmer FUEL OIL l35O New Danville Pike Burner Service 392 - 36l3 IWER li . f X Flower Shop F - lLlLl'lLlB NDUKE ST. N AQ Z Greenhouses l Sl sae E.oRANoE,MANHElm,Rof+1 . . . Consider the lilies of the field, how they grow, they toi np , nei er - fzgslhely spins. . . even Solomon in all his glory was not al:2y:1ew:6e2Cgt2g - l HLLIED s...,.w s..,.,.1., e.., 1.6. l37 No. DUKE ST. + LANCASTER, PA Supplies Equipment For lndustry Hospital Nursing Home Physician's Office School Sick Room Supplies Elastic Stockings Garments Trusses 8m Surgical Appliances Phone 393-3866 Customer Parking Rear of Store EARL SAUDER INC Phone: 354 - O86l FEED - GRAIN - FUEL 113 RAILROAD AVE. NEW HOLLAND. PA. Compliments of Elmer M. Sensenig Quality Meats New Holland, Pennsylvania I. E. IOHNSON GROCERY THE B. B. MARTIN CO. 306 N. Mulberry St Lancast Perma. LUMBER MILL WORK J h 3 16 EX 2-9689 Est. l86O Ph one 394-7277 Compljfments JAMES AND CHARLOTTE STREETS Lancaster, Pennsylvania Leon B. Shenk 26lO Lititz Pike Neffsville, Pa. Phone 569-2112 P5C'lm 40:3 Compliments of Diligent in business, o lg fervent in Spirit, DAIRY serving the Lord. Home Delivery Specialists MILK - ICE CREAM DONECKER'S ISHN N, SAUDER APPAREL SHCP AUTO COMPANY Large Selections New HO a 11 Pa Phone 733 7222 409 N State Streef Ephrata Pennsylvania 0 Srnoblle C evro et of i C1 I . Better Women's Apparel A 1 Q ld - 1. 1 0111110 wmv S' mr '.,, Lnnusrgr PETERSBURG E co'-'NW I N r: n R P n RATIO 5M :Hirst KINZERS, PA. Bellnont L irnestone Co. Agricultural Limestone and Crushed Stone of aII types Rott Paradise, PQ. New I'I0llaI1d LOIIGEIIECKEIIS I-IHTCHEIIV 14 1110 S. Market St. Meat Market 5 Elizabethtown, Pa' PHONE: 354-8351 E ' Butcher - Fresh and Smoked Meats New Hollgnd, Pennsylvania BABY PULLETS STARTED PuLLETs l'lAllllY'S AUCTION WE BUY ANO SELL ON COMMISSION HOUSEHOLD GOODS - ANTIQUES - MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES PUBLIC AUCTION EVERY SATURDAY NEW FURNITURE SOLD PRIVATELY Bedroom Livingioom 81 dayloeds Kitchen Baby Cedar wardrobes 8. chests Mattresses 8. boxsprings LOCATED ALONG ROUTE 23 ' Ii GRAYBILL ROAD' PHONE 656-3244 - BAREVILLE, PENNA. HOURS: DAILY 8 AM TO 5 PM FRIDAY TILL 9PM CLOSED SUNDAY lI'here's a reason wny-- See: Martin L. Beaverson : ..l. M. Engle Co. 2220 West Market Street A York, P I ' 20 S' f ennsy Vcmo A 61 -'5C7-6CJli!1,f0UJ'L for your Insurance and Real Estate missionaries insist on them. lVIll'l lJlXl- 611- ROBERT W. GEHRET 2lO North State Street Ephrata, Pennsylvania Phones: C7175 OFFf733-1673 RESX 733-3883 SECILIIQ TY INSURANCE COMPANY FORT WAYNE, INDIANA - 46805 FORIVIERLY BROTHERHOOD MUTUAL LIFE COURTESY OF RUSSO STUDIO Tri - To rl i852 Lincoln Highway East Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Food Center 35 W. Main St. Leola, Penna. HOLDER OF PENNSYLVANIAIS HIGHEST PHOTOGRAPHIC AWARD SHOP WHERE QUALITY COUNTS MOST AMMUN ERAYBILL, JR., INC. cysaf fsiafa 4-UI W. KING ETIQEET LANCASTER, PA. Berwager 8 Hempfing C0mDIlmel1tS Of Ph, 632-1138 American AMOCO Gas 0 I Washing - Greasing - Polishing 6 a' Tires- Batteries - Accessories Automatic Transmission 8. Motor Tune Up i York Penna. 375 BrOCldWGY Hanover, Pa. ICAII 'K R Intercourse , Pa Compliments of A FRIEND . . .how that Christ died for our sins according to the scripturesp And that he was buried, and that he rose again the third day according to the scriptures. . CI Corinthians I5:3,4j Phone 768-353i ar I' or your is Plumbing Heating 4. Hardware S NN HAROLD R. BRANDT SOI EAST HIGH STREET Ei.izAeETHTowN. PENNA. HONE: 7 I S C TR Neffsville Flower Shoppe FLOWERS FUR ALL UCCAEIDNE :P That ye might walk worthy -- up of the Lord unto all pleasing, H- being fruitful in every good A DUR SPECIALTY l:ARNATlUNS I x 'xxx work, and increasing in the knowledge of God. Col. i:i0 Enid 2 ' 2573 Limz Pike Zgffaqlle, 24, WEAVER'S FLOWER SHOP 2-8832 MILLERSVILLE, PA. FLOWERS CONVEY MESSAGES Birthdays Congratulations Sympathy Weddings Bit of Cheer Anniversaries ABRAM M. THOMAS Real Estate and Insurance Agent for Preferred Risk Mutual insurance Co. for Non Drinkers 526 South Queen Street REE DELIVERY SERVICE IN LANCASTER AREA 392 2l38 LUHCOSTSH PennSylCln5Cl Luke l2:27 PLMN fi GNC? GRM lg Miles West of intercourse on Route 340 9V2mi. East of Lancaster -I PLAIN FANCV if . 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FAMILY STYLE ONLY Regular dining room serves individuals, families, etc.--- family style OPEN 8:30 a.m. to 8:00 p.m . , Monday through Saturday CLOSED SUNDAY Phone 768-8281 - PINS dang ,K ' - Kevs r ,Win .1 7 .as 192. , my - RINGS 0 2 - MEDALS Trust Compliments of shellk Eros . Sporting Goods and Toys 30-32 West King Street Lancaster, Pennsylvania. ,Qhfig , . -Q. x Lv is , A PRECISION PHOTO REPRODUCTIONS f PRINTING BY OFFSET SOUDERSBURG, PA. Phone 687-7762 Division of T. R. Schwalm in the LORD with aII thine heartp and Iean not unto thine own understanding. Prov. 3:5 BIBLE CHURCH North George Street and Eighth Avenue YORK, PENNSYLVANIA BIBLE TIME, every Sunday at 5:30 p.m. WGCB A.M. and F.M. - -af . Kffliiii W5 S. Q , f-fin, I 2 L if 1 f.1 fm I 9 -13302 ' M 3, N - f A f ' 1 ,fr if if X I , 3 ' It , Q, ,, -, A' , ff ' - X f A SEI 1 , or My ' , 32:19. -f ..:- ' 1: V ff' -mr RX ,fmt V1 RB 522, Y Meefgyf ' ini :Eg i,V 1 V J ,iz , 31 i ,Q ,- ' Ak, N J' X , - H' -,.. - :R E5-E 'I - - X 5 53: k, M ' ,Gif TLk'NI1, 1,5 - -' ' , , -- ' we 1, A ,, .fix 'f , K ew' rf- -'-1, -cg. A . K- j- 2 f sp A rxx'?it .. Xi 'Q ,ALFA ,gif -1fe:,tlIjg3gQ - N xiii 1 V, '- 's A -f Pr-I - Q gf :L 'X ,f N .S n - . ,Q,:,ggs'S 'xx fx x I f I -I , ,Q R ry f i ' 91.312 ,ffl L. I I . or L C , 'ffil gig 'fill--fe +sgg..es:Ti:::,:', ',,.... ly NE?,1ffw.,3.,sue. M Q ' :F E ' ' 1 :X I S ,E I R 11:2 3,-gmQ1?w, if 11? F3222 5 gg f is ' 4 1 il .: i '5RL',7E-nwlilsu, ft f- ,si imggm ff N ' 1ff'f'mu 1ff?ti- HI gsm, Q I QE.. I. r . Iifri-,QEWAME-14.11.5451 , .' 'V , L fy.: . ., . ref ..: f ,A-. sf 4- wg, ,, A - Us me 1? . T-avg . .If eg I I 11' A it - g . - f an E -Q S YI 1 ni QT? 'i2ffr tf df -A-fe. I Q ff it 1 W, A fir u ,cffkfv s a . 'av ' ysrre A , ' '-P ' 1- . vtrt I - 1 A i ' ily I , , i .flwff I-57,5-...gi M 3. 5' 'ii sv A I at c x -u,.e3Q1:g3fIL:-.W-f,,I,,,zff1 gg-f t VV 59 I ftwr. gil ,C I f',ll '? .. ,H .M . '.'77fWf .V-1 -em-:VJ W-WM -,z ' l A A ,,,..s Vs. . A , W my K A A Q ASSOCIATES ' V E R N 0 N 1812 HEMPSTEAD ROAD, LANCASTER, PA. 17601 X PHONE: 397-9373 CONGRATULATIQNS TO THE CLASS or 1 9 6 5 HOLDING FORTH THE WORD OE LIFE 1.--v OSCAR H. HIRT GRAPHIC REPRODUCTION, INC. SHILLINGTON, PA. rgmalfs HKSIHUTHHI E HOME STYLE FOODS gg TOURIST ATTRACTION Pioneer Coal Ashland n Pennsylvania Tunnel DUTCI1 Smoked Bologna Hams HER HEY'S QUALITY IVIEATS 935 Groff Avenue Elizabethtown,Pa Zion Mennonite Church EAST STREET, YORK, PENNSYLVANIA J. Eby Leaman, Pastor Sunday School 9:30 A .M. Morning Worship lO:30 A .M. Evening Worship 7:30 P.M. Bible Study 8. Prayer, Wed. Automatic Oil Service 1 UI X Z! B CK . R S. F. ULRICH, INC. 505 N. Market SI. ELIZABETHTOWN, PA. . Wi' Jus uuucn Ph Emp 71175 P d 1 11 Ph EM 71606 C.B. MELLI GEF Nationwide Insuranc 436 W. Main St. New Holland, Pc For if any provide not For his own and especially For those of his own house, he hath denied the Faith. I Timothy 5:8 EPHRATA RAMBLER COMPANY 45 East Locust St. 733 - 2577 all thy ways acknowledge Him. Prov. 3:6 YOUR DEALER FOR SALES, SERVICE, SATISFACTION E. H. GOCHNAUER S SONS INC. PLUMBING H Phone Lancaster 2-7070 EATING AIR CONDITIONING Rohrerstown , Pa . Qurs is not a blind faith in unsure foundations. .. 5 Ill 'Um C3 ' ' 9 I Hn Q r nlllnll 5 iii: 1' tri! but WC ZUIC ivkniun viii founded upon :f,'Q ',','f 'Q 1 the Rock, Hasvuvwv Christ Jesus. it ' 1' The Sophomore Class lygouhry ana! cliueafocl' .jvledhla fgfoafucld GIIJ Quipmenf N Phone 354-5l l I oII.I.ER AVENUE 2 ENGINEERED APPLICATIONS FOR L-P GAS A. R. SENSENIG, INC. JOHN E. IANDIS CO. Ch I PI h , , r s er- mout Carburetor And Electrlcal Supplles Y Y For Automotive - Aircraft - Industrial Marine and Farm Equipment 1094 Manheim Pike Lancaster, Pa. New l'lOllC1l'1C.l, PG. But God forbid that I should glory, save phone 354-2284 inthe cross of our Lord Jesus Christ, by whom the world is crucified unto me, and I unto the world. I me n I W R U I I S O u STO M I Z4 Zi Il INCORPORATED . R G00I1vIILE,PII.-PHONE 215 4454121 Joshua '28 ' . PHARES B. RUTT Rufus Mlller P egdem I' I Box 242 Bainbridge, Pa. IN THE EEAUTIF P ANIA DUTCH COUNT THE WATER STREET RESCUE MIEEICIN A 5 21:1-23a sOu'r1-I FRINGE ETREET k M I LANCASTER, FA. Cozil N00 ole To the Last, the Least, the Lost 5 MILES WEST OF LANCASTER ON LJ. 5. 230 REV- RDEERT E. RAMPY' Burr' MODERN ROOMS - TILE BATH5 - RADIANT HEAT PHUNE 393-1745 TELEVISION - AIR CONDITIONING JOHN S. STERN PI-IQNEI Bea-B421 OWNER at OPERATOR LANDISVILLE- PA' CHRISTIAN MUIZLPIETNSURANCE COMPANY 320 So Broad Sf Serving Christians I-.Vt while Financing Churches for Jesus Christ 1 I z ' C. ROBERT NISSLY - Assistant Manager Quality Meats 346 Primrose Avenue, Lancaster, Pennsylvania l Phone - ANAdison 6-2l73 Phone 569'943l JACDI I. IIAIECIKEILIIC. COITIIACTCII 8: IIIILDEII 392-34l7 or 285-2937 2924 Columbia Ave. , Lancaster, Pennsylvania He that believeth on the Son hath everlasting life, and he that believeth not the Son shall not see life, IIHOME lZJUl' The wrath of God CIblClel'l'1 Oh him f..l0l'1l'l 31365. tauffer rinting zrninz l 505 Willow Lane Lancaster, Penna Phone 393-931 l l men ought always to pray, and not to faint lLuke l8:li. QREGQN, INC' Q L. H. aim? Sf Allis-Chalmers General Electrid Farm and Home Supplies Choremaster and Allis-Chalmers l Lawn and Garden Equipment Sales and Service y Two Stores to Serge You 350 Strasbur Pike an Lititz Pl L nc er Penn . 9 ' a ast ' a 397-5179 636-7766 687-6002 HERTZLER'S DAIRY l . . .lf ye abide in my word, then are ye truly my disciples. John 8:3l lA.S.V.J L. J. DEILIIGEII CQ. Builders wise use our supplies FEED . LUMBER For every house is built by l COAL some manp but he that built all is God. Heb.3:4 PARADISE, PA Store Phone 392-2221 Phone 392-2982 ,iw GALEBACH'S fl: -The Family Store- QUALITY FURNITURE 6 BUGS l :ooo Roh f -R d , Lcncosferieilgsezlvsrgilvijfqio Pork Ave. 81 N. Shippen St. Lancaster. Pa. PAUL H. BURKHOLDER ' and 394-8285 2165 IYKIY IIOLLAIYD PIKE ' lAAfC'A57'fR, PIANY4. Wherefore God also hath highly exalted him, and given him a name which is above every name. . . Philippians 2:9 Our Sincere Congratulations to the 768-332l Electric Heating 768-3323 Graduating Class of l965 9 ff... DI LLERS The 'ndependenl wiv MQTIRHQM. sriwiaz Evangelistic Congregational Church NNIN lntercourse, Pa. Pastor Ray E. Arnold - Adequate Wiring -- Preventive Maintenance Bear Road, Vicinity of Zion View, Proper Appliances and Equipment York R. D. 55, Pennsylvania To the Class of '65 Philemon 4,5,6 H h , For ye know the grace of ax our Lord Jesus Chrlst, that ' thou h e was rich, yet for K - W our sakes he became poor, 1 'law that ye through his poverty 1 migh be rich. or 8,9 .g. . . 4 g , 1-2 1 ? 5 9' . ziilgrfj' . . Q if 9 ' 5 Precision New Trea S ! - p. ga 4 ig A lc b S ! LQ 452 Beaver Street s us a out Micro- iping X A Lancaster, Pennsylvania 1' f PEIFER PONTIAC INC. Co 'P en'S O l h Meuobo NEW HOLLAND, PENNA. P 0 and GMC Yontlac si, FLORIN, PA. 'Qemve And It is appoint- f hi ig wg menfnce 'O diwbvf Phone: Mom Joy, OL 3-2411 a-tert s e iu gmen . Hebrews 9:27 Isaiah 26:13. fflflrfiffzs - .Mm RES-p2'.l'2LA WELL 9-0152 0 DAL' Trust in the Lord with all thine heart' and lean 5. 54. SWW, gm. . . ' not unto thine own understanding. ln all thy ways LIVESTOCK TRANSPORTATION acknowledge Him, and He shall direct thy paths. 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