Lancaster Mennonite High School - Laurel Wreath Yearbook (Lancaster, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1959 volume:

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Life's bright, Cheerful: We stand amazed At grace Of God. Today we live! We care! ' We conquer! We have our aim! We go' Forth In the will Of our Master! BLA Freshman Year 9 new oficers 9 new friendships 0 new experiences 0 new challenges Sophomore Year 0 class outing 9 Korean orphanage project for Christmas 0 Biology trip to -Longwood Gardens -Atlantic seashore 7 Junior Year Vw 7 ?i3'B1' ' 5 ' Mak. 1 f f , f' 'f x V .,,, f A,.. f'-75:1 ' K ' . k.gV T 7 3 I 5, u? :.,.y Ta, +1 A' Hifi 0 ,, by 1, 'g1f, i:af1g ,3,1:d:' 1 ' ,M 'M Q-,ffii fy f 4 4 N' ' 5 f f . , . .. R. ,X11-R. ,, Y' W . I!!i?r?K2',?f-f..f - .' Af Bible conference American history trip selling senior annuals summer fishing trip class party Spanish pig roast My 'Www W M,-'I ,. .7 'ze' -- 1 , , . ,. ,A LW,, .wg a,-.,, i., ,M V .,, ... 5 rp, H my XL M w ,,...........,...-Y f H Senior ri F Li Senior Class Quartets fiew . ' ,hpbfoo it 4,0 bg, f ,aa 4, , . ,agim ,ye a ff' 650 322 I' 1 gag Q qv' 'W -4' ' W 455,55-7.,,, ' 353' ,L I 'UV X ' wise sf- rf in 0 2:55 0 Presidents Message Almost all of us seniors have grown up in Christian homes with parents who have taught us, not only by words, but also by daily actions, the way of Christ. Our churches and our school have emphasized the happiness of walking with Christ. Nevertheless, we all must constantly make our own decisions concerning Christ and His church. As we go forth in life, we will continually be faced with trials and temptations. But if we put our trust in Christ and yield to His will, He will help us overcome every obstruction that would hinder our walk on the straight and narrow way. Even though we have completed our high school education, life is a continual learning process. Daily we must study God's Word and use it as the basis for our convictions. As we fellowship with God each day, we must remember that to go Forth in Our Master's Willl' we must give up our selfish desires and yield our all to Christ. -ERNEST S. MAST. 55,25 Wx SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Vema Beiler, Secretaryg Emest Mast, Presidentg Andrew Stoltzfus, Vice-Presidentg Barbara Beiler, Treasurer. SENIOR CLASS ADVISERS Harvey W. Bauman, Martha I. Lutz CHESTER LLOYD BAUMAN Route 1 Lititz, Pennsylvania Harvey W. and Veldora E. Bauman Possessor of black hair . . . inter- ested in radios and electronics . . . pitch boyl' in senior chorus . . . has college interests. . .X . , ic w . l seg . 1 H?- ss. 'fi , 11:3 PATSY ANN BEAR 1789 State Street East Petersburg, Pennsylvania Benjamin H. and Beatrice K. Bear Dark mischievous eyes . . . lively . . . does the unexpected . . . Pat, the bear . . . worst enemy-book- keeping . . . would like to be a nurse aid. ESTHER JANE BAER BOX 208 . Maugansville, Maryland Alvey S. and Elizabeth K. Baer Keeps her deny clean and in order . . . beautiful blonde waves . . . sympathetic . . . softball enthusiast . . . exquisite handwriting . . . To- night we shall studyll' BARBARA EDITH ALLEN 2036 North Gratz Street Philadelphia 21, Pennsylvania Estelle H. Allen Loquacious . . . most unusual giggle . . . imaginative . . . expressive reader . . . accommodating . . . two sisters are members of the alumni. BARBARA SUE BEILER Worton Maryland C. F. and Katie S. Beiler Our treasurer', . . . graceful . . . beautiful dark eyes that seem to talk . . . talented in many areas . . . always ready to hear the viewpoints of others. An inviting campus ELAINE BEILER Route 2 Elverson, Pennsylvania David S. and Mary M. Beiler Big brown eyes . . . possesses quiet dignity . . . deep character . . . in- separable friend of Barbie . . . en- joys her week ends and Monday mornings . . . hornemaking abilities. li- VERNA MAE BEILER Route 2 MifHinburg, Pennsylvania Isaac K. and Fannie W. Beiler Lovely smile . . . likes hiking, ten- nis, and Union County hills . . . optimist . . . Will I see you in nurse's training this fall? JOHN Nom' BENNER Bareville Pennsylvania Harman G. and Mabel N. Benner Owner of a green and white Dodge . . . friendly . . . ardently enthused about basketball . . . dresses neatly . . . dignified senor. eager students and teachers . . . stacks of books . . . self- determination . . . all welcome us back to L.M.S. 19 EVA LORRAINE BOLL Route 4 Manheim, Pennsylvania John H. and Edith W. Boll Rather quiet . . . depth of character . . . has a sister on the campus . . . pleasant voice . . . like her cousin, Martha, she will probably enter the commercial Held. retary. Changing and rechanging schedules . . . bells MARTHA BURKHOLDER BOLL Route 2 Lititz, Pennsylvania Norman and Naomi B. Boll Lively, brown-haired miss . . . sports woman . . . interesting con- versationalist . . . not afraid to air her opinions . . . shows thoughtful kindness . . . plans to become a sec- regularly announcing JOHN MARK BOMBERGER Route 3, Box 417 Manheim, Pennsylvania Homer D. and Naomi M. Bomberger Muscular physique . . . takes life as it comes . . . sings bass . . . deep and jolly chuckle . . . can be serious . . . Lancaster County accent. classes . . . getting acquainted. 20 PAUL RICHARD BRENEMAN Route 1 Willow Street, Pennsylvania Clyde H. and Mary O. Breneman Tall and lank . . . skilled hunter . . . friendly . . . good at typing . . . possessor and distributor of genial- ity . . . acquainted with farming. ROY LESTER BRUBAKER Route 2 McAlisterville, Pennsylvania Roy M. and Elua A. Brubaker Strong convictions . . . actions speak louder than words . . . sings . . . would like to study music and Bible in college . . . innocent actor. RUTH ANNA BUCKWALTER 416 East Main Street Lititz, Pennsylvania Jacob S. and Fannie E. Buckwalter Sweet, debonair personality . . . moves with speed . . . laughing eyes . . . takes up less space than most of us . . . effort + time : knowledge. DORIS EILEEN CAMPBELL Route 1 Willow Street, Pennsylvania Paul H. and Alma B. Campbell Blue eyes . . . blushes! . . . interest- ing P.O.D. student . . . rare giggle . . . no love wasted on chemistry . . . lives on a Willow Street farm. TRILDA JEAN BUCHER Route 1 Manheim, Pennsylvania I. Chester and Myrtle N. Bucher Diminutive . . . majors in academic subjects . . . nurse-to-be . . . travels with Ruth Anna . . . likes to knit . . . thinks English is more practical than Spanish. ERMA LOUISE CLYMER Route 2 Quarryville, Pennsylvania Iohn M. and Stella H. Clymer Dark eyes . . . fast worker . . . re- served . . . Hnds pleasure in study- ing . . . sisterly . . . crochets . . . whiz in shorthand . . . acquainted with the duties of a farm girl. JOAN MARIE DANIELS Route 2 Narvon, Pennsylvania Lloyd B. and Mabel B. Heller Quiet friendliness . . . thinks of fun- ny jokes . . . joined our class this year . . . artistically inclined . . . shullleboard player . . . thinks in- stead of speaking. MAHLON LANDIS CHARLES Route 1 Bareville, Pennsylvania C. Earl and Anna Mary L. Charles Small in stature . . . doesn't say everything he thinks . . . even- tempered . . . greatly interested in cars . . . trustworthy . . . Lancaster County farmer. ' A LAURA MAE CARPENTER Bareville, Pennsylvania Floyd S. and Mary G. Graybill Dignilied . . . neat appearance . . . speaks her opinions., . . . has a smooth alto voice . . . tall and graceful . . . Still waters run deep. HOWARD DANIEL DETWEILER West Meadow Chester Springs, Pennsylvania Alta B. Detweiler Quiet-but listen to what he says, it's important . . . look of profound intelligence . . . avoids trouble . . . tennis enthusiast . . . well-groomed. Outdoor meals NAOMI SAUDER EBERLY MARLIN STONER EBERSOLE ELEANOR AMANDA ENGLE Leola, Pennsylvania Route 1 Route 1 Leroy N, and Grace 5. Ebe,-ly Bainbridge, Pennsylvania Cochranville, Pennsylvania Blonde lass l , Q neat , , Q friendly Anna K. Ebersole Irvin G. and Alma S. Engle disposition . . . always ready to de- Keeps everyone in good humor Neat and dainty . . . enjoys farm fend her viewpoint , . . understand- with his unusual remarks . . . polite life . . . charming individuality . . . ing.. .finds pleasure in singing. . . . serves Christ wholeheartedly file-type mind-does things in an . . . hiking is his delight. orderly way . . . likes to entertain. . . extended noon periods-exciting ball games . . . annual Mill Stream outing and subscription drive. 23 NANCY RUTH FARWELL Lols MARIE FRETZ HAZEL MILLER GARBER 1028 Parksley Avenue Route 2 Route 1 Baltimore 23, Maryland Harrisonburg, Virginia Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania Virginia Cumberland Clarence Y. and Lela E. Fretz Parke M. and Mildred M. Garber Doesn't waste words . . . black hair Amiable . . . speaks German, Loyal friend . . . neatness is a part . . . pitches for the girls' softball French, and English . . . a senior of her . . . practiced piano player team . . . breakfast Waitress . . . waitress . . . fascinating conversa- . . .future homemaker. . .reserved plans to work as a school typist. tionalist . . . mastered four history . . . conscientious Christian . . . subjects this year . . . Die Lorelei might study practical nursing. brings ardent nostalgia. Participating in student religious programs . . . sharing convictions . . . strengthening personalities . . . 24 MAELE CATHERINE GLICK 1862 Rockvale Road Lancaster, Pennsylvania Aaron S. and Anna G. Glick Ingenious -. . . linguistic . . . pro- spective college student . . . literary abilities . . . original . . . lyric so- prano voice . . . appreciates the great works of Mozart. fall revivals. KATHRYN ELAINE Goon Route 3 Ephrata, Pennsylvania Warren S. and Mary F. Good Blonde wavy hair and pretty blue eyes . . . Good', bookkeeping stu- dent . . . low alto voice . . . blessed with six sisters . . . another support- er of symphonies. GLADYS ANNE GRAYBILL 2506 Old Philadelphia Pike Smoketown, Pennsylvania Paul L. and Anna Mae N. Graybill An abundance of wavy hair . . . expressive eyes . . . bubbling giggle . . . plays the piano . . . cute dimple . . . would make a good recep- tionist. PAUL SAUDER GROFF Route 2 Ephrata, Pennsylvania Jonas S. and Arma S. Groff A sincere and conscientious student . . . likes to sing . . . market boy on Saturdays . . . Pennsylvania Dutch accent . . . talks at high speed . . . brisk. KENNETH LEE GOOD 74 Diller Avenue New Holland, Pennsylvania Harry S. and Alta S. Good Patent manner of appearing serious . . . magnanimous tease . . . attends symphonies . . . interested in for- estry . . . Did you say my hair is red?,' VIRGINIA FAYE HART Route 5 Lebanon, Pennsylvania jacob H. and Elizabeth K. Hart Lebanon County farmerette . . . happy-go-lucky . . . despises Eng- lish grammar . . . plays the role of big sis to her freshman brother. TWILA MAE HERR Route 2 Mifllinburg, Pennsylvania Enos H. and Esther H. Herr Our biology expert . . . tall and energetic . . . enjoys reading stories about nature . . . Come to my room, and I'll show you my snakesf' DORCAS ELAINE HARNLY 48 South Fulton Street Manheim, Pennsylvania David S. and Kathryn T. Harnly Vivacious . . . bubbling over with excitement . . . understands people . . . Works in a rest home . . . nimble . . . greets her friends with Buenas dias. DOROTHY MAE HARNISH Route 1 Strasburg, Pennsylvania Aaron T. and Anna P. Harnish Pensive . . . precise . . . would make a fine missionary . . . always comes to class Well prepared . . . musi- cally-minded . . . excellent Spanish student. Not graduating this yearg illness the later part of the year necessitated with- drawal from school for a rest period. . .. , . - If ' -W , . -r'mT'fU'iY, fiffssxf'ffif,Q555'5Qf1EE??'39fh'55Efir9'15fi'ti'ffl57-inv ., . Y is fs? ffii. 11 1.:-'ist' .:s:ifL?2g5fifli'1f M 1152 Q ir, ,. 2 'fiilf z,1g15'f 1'f53S1f2'2'f f , -V - . P' if2i5X' - sfE 5' J ' H- f H r:.5:s:.'s: -f i 7 1 . I' .3 5 33' ,:- 7:i?'.Ei'.'f5f-K 5 J , f. f- .,.. . 3. . - ,g , . str:-11 f'2'f : --' I- . . .ml-f.Qf-1: sl :fl .,r2:f11ff 5fr lf?-ff I 5 -if V if ' iiiffsliTi-'11'E.s'e1 1 1-I - -K ' isis -as ff if-H!'E',lf 5 ' .1 . ' 5 Fi,.:giYf'fgi5f i. 53215251'gjjzxgni-5'5jj: L. f -- . I Tv lffEl2H?T? 5' Hi 5551?Qfigifigfiiffaiiiiiii'fy' -- 5 IZ:-f' i - 4-j '. f -915 ' . ' firqrgif'5zIIi.S'5'ff1fsE g. A i .-'fe' ' .- :- 5 f ': -:5 lEEEH:: : il' -if I 1. ' - - Art' . Iisfiw -- f--,saw ..a.:',..... Hari!-W-.--f 1 . - -. - . RHODA DENLINGER HERSHEY Route 1 Kinzers, Pennsylvania Martha D. Hershey Witty . , . another devotee of song . . . considerate . . . her bed strong- ly attracts her on a cold morning . . . her countenance does not be- tray the humor within. Cool, crisp weather VERA RUTH HERSHEY Route , 1 Kinzers, Pennsylvania Amos H. and Eleanor H. Hershey Full 0' pep . . . her eyes-oh my! . . . specializes as a conversation- alist . . . always prepared for a good time . . . takes an interest in com- mercial subjects. PATRICIA ANN HESS Route 1 Lititz, Pennsylvania james B. and Anna R, Hess Deep-blue eyes . . . example of a good lady driver . . . enjoys week ends more than weekdays . . . Patsy makes friends readily and keeps them. Vw X ,Q L PAULINE ANN HIGH Route 4 Lancaster, Pennsylvania Daniel W. and Nora B. High Precise in her commercial subjects . . . likes winters and ice skating . . . Polly . . . would rather converse with her friends than study. . . . we welcome the cozy indoors . . . gab sessions, times for fun, study-all a part of learning. . 4 ta 27 HARVEY WEBER HORNING EUNICE ARLENE HORST THELMA MARTIN HORST Route 1 Route 2 Route 1 Denver, Pennsylvania Chambersburg, Pennsylvania Atglen, Pennsylvania Haroey B. and Nancy W. Horning Paul M. and Elizabeth E. Horst Charles S. and Mae M. Horst Diminutive, but lively . . . usually Experienced in talking . . . ener- Always shedding joy . . . slender seen wearing a mischievous grin getic . . . seldom seen without her and graceful . . . a blonde lass . . . . . . easy to get along with . . . roommate, Nancy . . . proves her delightful ways . . . Did we ever How 'bout a game of Ping-pong? athletic ability on the softball Held. have fun last night! Visiting the nation's capital . . . innumerable steps . . . carpeted halls . . . climbing the Washington Monume . '.-I 2' ' -E, f V' 1 Q ftf 5 , ,.. ' 7 Q - :g .--- s ign' ri , Z f fi 55:65 ' M2252 K ' rigia . ' : 3 k.-. . V 6 ,Q rl K Q, 4+ Z , AQ . 4 'a MQ. xx -' - . L . f . . sg 1- . Aa, ' K H 2521, J u f -f - -gf . 5 3 , La , We F 3 f Q i, i Q er' ' T - ' if ' A A , 2 fr ...., i , '... ' - NWYMQ t 1 K . K f .. , ..,k .. , 7 rli3k,j.1. 28 JOHN VIRGIL HOSTETTER, JR. 5216 Cochran Road Beltsville, Maryland I . Virgil and Lois H. Hostetier Frank remarks . . . initiates lively discussions . . . has personal convic- tions . . . deep bass . . . has a Hrm belief in UFO's fiiying saucersj. a dinner in style. ANNE REEVES JONES Route 1 Kirkwood, Pennsylvania Eva M. jones Sweet . . . debonair . . . finds his- tory enjoyable . . . determined . . . has been a part of' our class all four years. JAY CLYDE KEENER Route 3 Lancaster, Pa. Clyde E. and Alma G. Keener Has an abundance of joviality and a smile for all . . . enjoys singing . . . Christian businessman . . . always ready to help . . . likes to raise sheep. JAMES EDWARD KEENER Route 1, Box 439 Middletown, Pennsylvania Samuel L. and Esther G. Keener Keeps out of trouble by not talking himself into it . . . a friend of bees . . . remains calm and collected. MARLIN LEROY KAUFFMAN Route 2 Q Roaring Branch, Pennsylvania Melvin L. 36 E. Erma K. Kauffman Distinctive laugh . . . future auto mechanic . . . jaunty walk . . . only thing he likes better than tinkering with his car is driving it. MERLE JAMES KING Route 1 Cochranville, Pennsylvania Valentine S. and Naomi Y. King Dresses neatly . . . isn't bashful . . . all-around athlete . . . courteous . . . he and the senators know how to Hlibuster. DAVID JAY KREIDER Box 57 West Willow, Pennsylvania Eli W. and Laura W. Kreider Plays the guitar . . . would rather not have to study . . . pitcher of the day student softball team . . . seems rather quiet . . . interested in car- pentry. LEAVITT M. KEENER, JR. Route 3 Greencastle, Pennsylvania J Leavitt M. and Elva M. Keener Hearty chuckle . . . resounding tenor of the boyls quartet . . . ac- complished pianist . . . sturdy . . . energetic . . . artistic talent. KENNETH NISSLEY KEENER Route 1 Willow Street, Pennsylvania Edwin L. and Esther N. Keener Acquainted with life in Oregon . . . taciturn . . . black wavy hair . . . manly . . . good bass voice . . . athletic . . . son of our chorus di- rector. DONALD LANDIS KREIDER 1100 Lampeter Road Lancaster, Pennsylvania Elmer I. and Elise L. Kreider Reticent . . . playing Ping-pong is one of his favorite pastimes . . . latent artistic abilities . . . plans to be a tiller of the soil. i Christmas proiect: sharing l CALVIN Srorfrzrus KURTZ IRA A. KURTZ, JR. ESTHER MAE LANDIS Route 2 Morgantown Route 1 Elverson, Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Stevens, Pennsylvania Christian V. and Elsie S. Kurtz Ira A. and Irene Y. Kurtz Raymond E. and Esther F. Landis Everybody's friend . . .-humorous Tall and slim . . . gentleman . . . Imaginative personality . . . finds . . . capable song leader . . . tall, always ready to sing . . .has a mis- illimitable pleasure in forests . . . dark, and handsome . . . conscien- sionary brother in Tanganyilca . . . Sings Spanish folk songs . . . profi- tious . . . experienced dairy farmer lots of fun . . . literary editor. cient in sketching original profiles . . . speaks expressively. of faces . . . student forum member. good will with folks at Welsh Mountain Home . . . singing carols . . . hot chocolate, cookies, and popcorn. 31 MARY ELIZABETH LANDIS Route 3 Lititz, Pennsylvania Jacob B. and Grace C, Landis Interesting . . . whiz at typing . . . giggles at anything funny . . . lives near historic Landis Valley . . . sensitive to feelings of others . . . makes short cuts. JAY LESTER LEHMAN Willow Hill Pennsylvania Howard F. and Mary M. Lehman Well groomed . . . dark hair . . . tall . . . good athlete . . . active par- ticipant in arguments . . . says what he thinks . . . plays the harmonica . . . No coffee, please. LOLA MARETA LEHMAN Route 1 Cordonville, Pennsylvania I . Clair and Dorothy E. Lehman Dark-haired lady . . . trustworthy friend . . . good student . . . What she is and what she knows is not all on the surface. Exams, exams, exams! What will the outcome be? . . . semester marks . . . report cards . . . resolving 32 DALE KREIDER LONGENECKER Route 3, Box 506 Lancaster, Pennsylvania Elmer Z. and Ruth K. Longenecker Quite tall . . . friendly to everyone . . . likes to work . . . usually quiet . . . sincere and honest . . . You get out of studies what you put into them. to study harder. EDWARD MILI,ER LONGENECKER Route 1, Box 380 Middletown, Pennsylvania Phares Z. and Emma M. Longenecker jolly disposition . . . respects rights of his fellow men . . . home-run hitter . . . developshis own convic- tions . . . whiz on skates . . . man- ners + helpfulness : gentleman. BENJAMIN LEE MARTIN Route 6 Hagerstown, Maryland Eston D. and Elizabeth M. Martin Crowned with curly hair . . . big smile . . . devoted to Maryland . . . always ready to discuss the merits of cars and tractors. THELMA LOUISE MARTIN 406 Earl Street Terre Hill, Pennsylvania Erwin G. and Arlene B. Martin Tiny,'-but full of energy . . . en- joys playing pranks . . . sincere . . . has a radiant testimony for Christ . . . eloquent public speaker . . . exercises initiative . . . candid. LUCILLE MURIEL MACK Morgantown Pennsylvania Noah and Muriel T. Mack A true lady . . . pianist . . . expert at entertaining . . . future college girl . . . mischievous . . . likes dis- cussions in P.O.D .... often seen on the tennis court. --W vfrv- -- A -- -----. -A-W Q -.N-A -Y,-.e -.A-me Y.Y. -W: ,. WYwTw-F-f.-Y.. ...... ia,.,.,1,-,??......-.....,i ' a- n MIRIAM LOUISE MAUST Bainbridge Pennsylvania Herbert K. and Erma M. Maust Effervescent . . . gentle voice . . . full of fun . . . skilled in stor tellin Y 8 . . . teaches Hrst graders at a mis- sion in Edgemont. MARY ELLENE MELLINGER Box 26 Soudersburg, Pennsylvania Iacob K. and Bertha L. Mellinger Talkative . . . giggles constantly . . . mathematical . . . meritorious Bible school teacher . . . seamstress . . . active and easily excited . . . will be a capable secretary. VERDA RUTH MAST Route 1 Cochranville, Pennsylvania Alvin I. and Edna M. Mast Petite . . . affable . . . excellent entertainer . . . thinks fast . . . con- siderate classmate . . . paints with oils . . . loves hiking and nature study . . . comical. ERNEST SENSENIG MAST Route 1, Box 40 Fleetwood, Pennsylvania Raymond P. and Anna Mary S. Mast . Brown wavy hair . . . twinkling eyes . . . competent class president . . . honor student . . . sparkling personality . . . fascinated by the German language. CLAIR WILMER METZLER Route 2 Manheim, Pennsylvania Clyde L. and Cecelia B. Metzler Always jolly . . . can be rather mischievous . . . prefers to s end his leisure time playing softballl. . . is glad school doesn't last a lifetime. DOROTHY IRENE MILLER Route 2 Greenwood, Delaware Jacob M. and Dorcas S. Miller Expressive smile . . . on the wait- ress staff . . . trustworthy . . . Dot has formed many friendships dur- ing her one year with us. Studio appointments . . . proofs . LESTER ROY MILLER MARTHA JOAN MILLER 1047 South Dupont Boulevard 3205 B Defense Terrace Milford, Delaware Philadelphia 29, Pennsylvania Roy R. and Laura S. Miller Martha D. Miller Curly hair . . . has a good tenor Friendly.. . waitress staff member voice . . . muscular . . . proficient . . . blonde, blue-eyed. . .energetic in the use of his camera . . . guitar . . . works in Philadelphia market player. on Saturdays . . . easy to talk with. seeing ourselves as others see us . . . exchanging photos. '35 fu.,..1 THOMAS ISRAEL MILLER MILDRED LUCILLE MOYER RUTH MAE MUSSER Route 1, Box 245 Creamery Road Route 1 Jonestown, Pennsylvania Spring City, Pennsylvania p East Earl, Pennsylvania Robert K. and Mary W. Miller Willard N. and Agnes B. Moyer Jacob H. and Etta W. Musser Slim . . . neat . . . wildlife enthusi- Brunette-beautiful wavy hair . . . Expressive . . . good basketball ast . . . basketball is his favorite pleasant speaking voice . . . quite player . . . is able to converse on sport . . . composes music . . . star- capable in music . . . seldom bash- many subjects . . . gained many gazer . . . likes to hunt and fish. ful . . . full of energy . . . rides from friends in the one year she spent Spring City in a V.W. with us. Committee meetings . . . octet practice: class song . . . preliminary planning--working to meet 36 DAVID HEss MYER Route 1 Quarryville, Pennsylvania Paul B. and Ruth G. Myer Friendly chap . . . well-groomed . . . light, wavy hair . . . likes to give and take teasing . . . talented left fielder . . . takes an interest in hunting. yearbook deadlines. 9 JACOB CALVIN NAFZIGER 1201 Lampeter Road Lancaster, Pennsylvania Ira and Sara C. Nafziger Scholarly type . . . original . . . appreciates literature . . . excels in mathematics . . . argues for Fords . . . thinks logically . . . a walking dictionary . . . lives a challenging GEORGE CHARLES NARVELL Greenwood Delaware David B. Naroell Calm . . . co-operative . . . quiet in the presence of strangers . . . would like to be a mechanic . . . the three musketeers - George, Marlin, and Lester. Christian life. ' CARL KEEPORT NEWSWANGER Route 1 Cordonville, Pennsylvania Willis R. and Alice K. Newswanger Close friend of Calvin . . . studious . . . sparkling eyes . . . student of astronomy . . . delights in a good argument . . . has college interests. A . 3 if .f , . V,,., 2 my i ,,f ' 'f . JAY MARLIN NISSLEY p 1, .g f ,I W Route 1 ii Bainbridge, Pa. , A . Paul E. and Esther M. Nissley --'.r e L Towering intellect . . . displays .V 4 Q' Christian conduct . . . all-around A.'di A fi ' Sportsman . . . presides over the Q student forum . . . gains knowledge e 'Wi ,'A, through reading. ,S A ..a.d fi? L , .,,, z . A if ' 'A . 4. .MST f' PAUL ELVIN REED Route 1 East Earl, Pennsylvania George M. and Anna W. Reed Keen mind . . . fluent public speak- er . . . tall . . . excels in all sports . . . bird lover . . . will probab y be teaching biology students someday. SUE L. RUSSELL Maugansville Maryland I. Mark and Ada R. Petre Bible student . . . ada table . . . interested in her friendls . . . me- thodical . . . often found writing letters . . . anticipates week ends . . . mission worker . . . experienced nurse aid. BETTY JANE REED Goodville Pennsylvania Martin and Norma F. Reed Wavy, black hair . . . pleasant per- sonality . . . one fourth of girls quartet . . . readily does her share . . . would rather sleep than eat at 6:00 A.M. GERALD RAY OGBURN Route 1 Aspers, Pennsylvania Ira L. and Helen M. Ogburn Cheerful . . . interested in electric- ity . . . inquisitive . . . unique man- ner of combing his hair . . . likes to see what makes a clock tick. JOYCE LAVONNE RU1'r 549 West Main Street New Holland, Pennsylvania Clarence H. and Elva S. Butt Tall, alert . . . appreciates classical music . . . humorous . . . athlete . . . intelligent . . . sincere Christian . . . editorial work occupies much of her time. DAVID LUKE SAUDEI1 Route 2 Ephrata, Pennsylvania Amos H. and Barbara E. Sauder Friendly to all . . . copper-colored hair . . . literature fascinates him . . . understanding . . . deep voice . . . one of Bro. Garber's Ag boys. Lois JEAN SAUDER Route 2 Ephrata, Pennsylvania Daniel E. and Edna H. Sauder Tall, friendly girl . . . from Ephrata back . . . loves to read . . . experi- enced in cleaning motel rooms . . . looks forward to being a nurse aid. DAVID MILFORD SHANK Route 1 Myerstown, Pennsylvania Aaron M . and Marjorie S. Shank Small-featured . . . ironical remarks . . . his original poems and themes are entertaining . . . interesting public speaker . . . try to beat him in a game of Ping-pong! Home room periods: discussions on class poems, song, motto, project . . . never-ending business. 39 MIRIAM CATHARINE SHANK BEVERLY ANNE SHREINER ELLEN MAE SMOKER Oakland Mills Route 2 Drumore Pennsylvania Lititz, Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Jacob R. and Ida F. Shank Henry E. and Anna H. Shreiner Sylvanus M. and Mildred B. Winsome personality . . . possesses Excellent all-around personality . . . Smoker the marks of a lady . . . confidential poised . . . appreciates the Hne arts SGHITISFJGSS . - . likes to have fun . . . melodious soprano voice . . . . . . high marks are proof of her - . . intelligent - - - faV01'if6 C0111- has eight older brothers . . . will diligence , , , lives her Christianity bination-red and black . . . would make a sweet nurse. . . . will enter the nursing profes- like t0 advance in the field of medi- sion, Clfle. Varied 2:10 program to meet student needs . . . socials . . . open house . . . iunior- senior outing. 40 CAROL LINDA STAUFFER Route 1 Paradise, Pennsylvania A. Landis and Mary lane C. Stauffer Bashful . . . snappy brown eyes . . . petite . . . enjoys motoring . . . wastes no love on snails . . . her appreciation of mountain scenery makes hiking enjoyable. ANDREW DANIEL STOLTZFUS Morgantown Pennsylvania Mrs. Mary B. Stoltzfus Good natured . . . gentleman from sole to crown . . . pleasant . . . expert softball pitcher . . . future farmer of America . . . zealous in his Christian life. BARBARA RUTH STOLTZFUS Route 2 Elverson, Pennsylvania Job and Mary G. Stoltzfus Blushes easily . . . nose peppered with freckles . . . carefree . . . rare laugh . . . horses are her friends . . . often seen with her roommate, Anna Miriam. CAROL LINDA STOLTZFUS Route 2 Parkesburg, Pennsylvania Amos and Annie S. Stoltzfus Quick blonde . . . specializes in reading books . . . not given to de- spondency . . . her laugh seems to be contagious . . . economics stu- dent . . . musically inclined. ANNA MIRIAM STOLTZFUS Route 2 Coatesville, Pennsylvania Mrs. Miriam H. Stoltzfus Little blonde lass . . . snappy! . . . enjoys a good joke . . . despises cats . . . the ABC Stoltzfus'-Anna Mim, Barbie, and Carol. MARTHA NAONII SWEIGART Route 1 Fredericksburg, Pennsylvania Lloyd F. and Miriam S. Sweigart Cheerful . . . lover of books . . . enjoys English class . . . a hobby is traveling . . . look for her at Lan- caster General Hospital next year. ELSIE HEss THOMAS Route 6, Box 415 Lancaster, Pennsylvania David N. and Edith H. Thomas Speaks rapidly . . . writes excellent essays . . . reads a lot . . . rates high scholastically . . . efficient Laurel Wireath typist . . . tells interesting ta es. MARK DUANE SWARTZENTRUBER Route 1 Greenwood, Delaware Mark E. and Ella Y. Swartzentruber Diligent in his studies . . . expresses his convictions . . . interesting laugh . . . raises swine . . . takes advan- tage of hunting and fishing seasons. VERA ELLEN SToLTzFUs Grayson North Carolina Aquila E. and Mary Y. Stoltzfus Frisky . . . spontaneous talker . . . sticks up for N.C .... makes the dorm lively . . . You all come and stay all nightf' ANNA RUTH WARFEL Route 1 Conestoga, Pennsylvania Clarence G. and Betty H. Warfel Creative in poetry and art . . . sym- pathetic . . . loves to ride horses . . . neat dresser . . . sings well . . . slight build . . . Ruth and Naomi are still companions. 5 R , JOYCE ELAINE WEAVER LILLIAN BURKHOLDER WEAVER Lois LANDIS WEAVER Route 1 Route 1 Route 2 Lititz, Pennsylvania Stevens, Pennsylvania Ephrata, PCI'1HSY1V21I1ia Titus S. and Esther B. Weaver Amos W. and Anna B. Weaver Paul H. and Norma L. Weaver Slender and graceful . . . displays Considerate and thoughtful . . . Neat . - . Clear Complexion . . . Christian virtues . . . truly a lady high-pitched voice . . . industrious kind to everyone . . . quiet humor . . . writes interesting letters . . . student . . . makes strangers feel . . . comes to school each da in a close friend of Gladys . . . corn- at home . . . likes her waitressing V.W .... plans to work in a hospi- rnercial student. job . . . ranks high scholastically. tal- Finally-class day, graduation, diplomas . . . new decisions . . . Forth in Our Masfer's WiIl 43 Lors MARIE WERT Box 156, Route 3 Manheim, Pennsylvania Daniel D. and Esther U. Wert Magnetic personality . . . unusual chuckle . . . sings way down in the girls' quartet . . . gives a Chris- tian witness . . . knows all about motels L A .J.Ifuture school teacher. MELVIN JAMES WERT DONALD JAMES WINTERS Route 1 Kinzers Bareville, Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Paul M. and Mary G. Wert John W. and Ida K. Winters Sincere Christian . . . sociable . . . Quite tall . . . friendly . . . light- an asset to class discussions . . . complexioned . . . often seen with capable public speaker . . . favorite Kenny Good . . . owner of a light game is volleyball . . . has no need blue Ford . . . experienced in pho- for stilts. tography. JOHN LLOYD WERT McAlisterville Pennsylvania Michael W. and Alma L. Wert Tall, blond, and handsome . . . considerate gentleman . . . profi- cient tennis player . . . literary ap- titude . . . will probably advance in the field of music. RICHARD BARRY WENGER Box 56 Leola, Pennsylvania Clement R. and Linda P. Wenger One of our taller members . . . with us only in his senior year . . . good- natured . . . satisfied when on the basketball court. MARY LONNIE WU 1112 New Hyde Park Road New Hyde Park, Long Island New York William T. Wu CATHERINE LOUISE Yosr Route 2 Quarryville, Pennsylvania Ray S. and Irene K. Yost Creative . . . exercises her vast men- Vivacious - - - OUT NSW Y0fkefn tal capacities . . . feels at home in . . . direct, Without subterfuge . . . any prayer group , , , one ring for musical interest and talent . . . the Waitress! plays the accordion . . . Lonnie has an artistic style of writing. Lors MARIE ZIMMERMAN Route 1 Bainbridge, Pennsylvania Vernon R. and Mary K. Zimmerman Congenial . . . ladylike ways . . . challenging Christian . . . watch her eyes speak . . . Sunday morn- ings find her teaching children in a mission in Edgemont. MARK BUCHER ZIMMERMAN 427 South Enola Drive Enola, Pennsylvania Harry W. and Grace B. Zimmerman Glossy black hair . . . handsome . . . baritone of boys' quartet . . . our business manager . . . sports fan . . . convincing! public s eaker . . . fa- miliar wit urban lifes. JAMES ALLEN ZENDT Route 2 Mifllintown, Pennsylvania john H. and Anna W. Zendt Good-natured . . . ardent admirer of Fords . . . little in quantity, but not in quality . . . Ping-pong enthusiast . . . joined us in his senior year. Class Song jill Gladys Graybill V Leavitt Keener 1, We are striv - ing forth in our Mas - ter's will 2. Do-ing well the task He has giv - en us: 5. Fill - ing each mo - ment with watch-ful prayer 4. Al - though the fu - ture may bgxx lux- known, O B - ' Y ul' On the rugged path - way of our life. We mean to tell the won-drous love For those of our friends who need to know And every - thing seems to go down - hillg I i n ,,1 I F: I . 1 ,, V ' 1 lI - ' lllli:lllnllllllllll::ll..lll ll ll '::llQ5 Q- Hu - -KEY- Our thoughts, words, ac - tions we must ful - fill Of the dear Son who came from hea - ven The One who guides each through the way. We pledge to win souls for His very owng N A Q n - ll - Il s Illl - , ll b r ll.. I I-.. n 'NN .. 'xx 4' . ll l ...ll ll llllll ' llllllll l '-lKlllllllllll-IRI!4lI llllllllllll -al 7 Jlr' ll If ' -,A ' 'll ll Each day for Je - sus through the strlfe. To die on the Cross for all man-kind. These our du - ties, we must be - stow. And ever go forth in our Mas - ter's will. ,-., f' el- - ' ,, n' ll--I fql nllll III -I f ll I ll lllllllllll::llllllll b ll l ::, ' ll llllllllllll NNN. - 0 Cafter last verse onlyj 4 r ill ,V ' 5 J i, er go forth in our Mas ter's will l And S- I . -1- - UI ' l in in ' I ld- ll I -2 : 5 as X V. . Ml FF E If Fwliwaf 911 5 Graduate Dedication Song Lois Wert Lloyd Wert iff? 1, Fa - ther, in youth's gold - en morn - ing 2. Yon - der lies a path un - known, 5. Guide us as we fol - We have heard Thy call di vine. If you guide, we need not fear. We shall will - ing ser - vants be. O rilsgg Tin i: lVLb E: I Q: Leav - ing all our vain am - bi - tions, And in tri - als that con-front us, Know - ing that each tas be - fore us, ff VL WSF? Help us say, HThy will, dig mine.H We will know that you are near. Shall live on e - ter - nal ly. Forth in Our Master's Will As we stand before the future, Trials, challenges We see. Riches, pleasure, fame, and honor Seek to claim our loyalty, But our Master too is pleading, Take my will and follow me. Master, you control the future, You can guide our steps aright. Mold and use us in Thy service, Help us stand for truth and right. Talents, service, all we give Thee. You deserve the very best. Over mountain, through dark valley, We will go, if you request. We are apt to shrink from hardships, Prone to take the easy Way. But Thy footprints We will follow, Speak the word and we'll obey. You have planned our lives completely You have work for each to do. Show us, Lord, our place of service, To Thy will We must be true. Never fear, with Christ our Master, We can triumph over ill. With His guiding hand to lead us And His voice so clear and still, We can pledge with deepest meaning, Forth in Our Master's Will. -MARLIN NISSLEY x ,A-mf -Y , ff 'v', J 1 A 4..,..ve ,APY el X rf? 'SW 555 HQ BOARD OF TRUSTEES James H. Hess ...,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,..............................,...,,,...,,, Chairman Aaron M. Shank ,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,.,,......................,..,.....,,, Vice-Chairman john R. Kraybill .,,,. ....,......,.,,.,,,,,,,,. S ecretary Ray Yost ,,..,,,.,.,..,....,..,. ....,, A ssistant Secretary Landis H. Brubaker ....., ,,,.....,. ...........,.,,.,,,. T r easurer Roy Brubaker joseph Hess jacob Nauman Lloyd Eby William Horst Clarence Rutt Lewis Good Elmer Leaman Elam Stoner Clarence Groff Amos Myer Paul Weaver RELIGOUS WELFARE COMMITTEE Leroy Stoltzfus ,,,.,.................,,...,...,..,...,,..................,.,.,... Chairman Clair Eby ...,.,,,,,,,r,, .,..,.,..,.,.,.....,. S ecretary Noah Risser ....,..,,.,,.,, ..i,... E meritus Member David N. Thomas Seventeen busy men take time to discuss and decide school policies . . . always planning ahead 50 Organizing . . . managing . . . planning . . . teaching: This is the work of the supervising committee. Clyde B. Stoner Noah G. Good Amos W. Weaver 51 --4 AMOS W. WEAVER Route I, Ronks, Pennsylvania Minister Principal Excused for class. Dear Seniors: You have now achieved a major accomplishment in your life and are to be congratulated. One of the major features of this achievement has been the acquir- ing of skills and the self-confidence needed to complete successfully a task. With- out these acquired skills and the resultant self-confidence they beget, you may well be dismayed as you face a future with its many and diflicult tasks. But with them the challenge of difficulties is a welcome one and we face them with a certain amount of anticipation. For who wants to lead a dull and dispassionate existence with no opportunity to prove his mettle. May you have, under the lordship of Christ, a happy, profit- able, and interesting life. AMos W. WEAVER We write Some write We write, On the pages of your lives Of recipes, patterns, and the home, And our pens are different, That men may Of saws, planes, and the farm, our ink is not the same. Read. Of bugs, plants, and life. Yet we each write, Some of us write Others write And together Mathematical equations, The birdlike notes of music, We write The intricacies of The meaning of life in literature, About Him. physics, And the power of languages, chemistry, dead and alive. We Write and the stars, O . , , n the pages of your lives The variations of grammar, . h And the wonders of human life We Write' too, T at men may Of the Bible- Read seen and . . its history, jesus. foreseen. . its prophecy, its love. -JAMES R. BOMBERGER. 52 NOAH G. Coon 2180 Millstream Road Lancaster, Pennsylvania Minister Dean B.S., Elizabethtown College, M.S., University of Pennsyl- vania, residence requirements completed for Ed.D., Uni- versity of Pennsylvania German I and II, Spanish I and II, First Aid Yes, that's very interestingf, Dear Seniors: Life is so full of interesting opportunities to do good and to have valuable relationships that one is never done pre- paring and learning for them. Much of what you have done in school so far will be useful to you in more Ways than you now realize. Active learning and maturing does not end with the last day of formal education in school. The subjects and lessons that you studied in a formal way in school will be the tools and methods with which you gain and give out information in your less formal activities in later life. We sincerely hope that your school experience has made you more fit to appreciate life, and to contribute to the lives of others. Above all, we sincerely hope that it has helped you to live a God-honoring life. NOAH G. Coon CLYDE B. STONER 2130 Hobson Road Lancaster, Pennsylvania Secretary-Treasurer B.S., Elizabethtown College, M.Ed., Temple University Typing I and II, Bookkeeping I and II Check this column again. To the Graduating Class of 1959: It is with personal appreciation for each one of you that I express to you my best wishes upon the attainments which you have reached and for your future ideals for your life. There will be many times in your life when it will be- come necessary to reflect upon your past life and to think carefully about new decisions which you will need to make for the future. To acknowledge the Lord and accept His guidance in some of our ways does not go far enough in our devotion and dedication of life to Christ. The greatest promise and assurance for a useful life was given by Christ Himself when He promised to direct our paths if we ac- knowledge Him in all our ways. To do this brings us peace in our inner life. C. B. STONER J. IRVIN LEHMAN Route 6, Chambersburg, Pennsylvania JOHN R. KRAYBILL Route 1, Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania Minister Undergraduate Work-Millersville Normal School Student Pastor New Testament Book Study, Iunior Business Bible Doctrine, Proverbs, and Bible Introduction Training 'KWe,ll have our class prayer nowf' This is Bible class, you should be more reverent. Spiritual lives strengthened through the study of the Bible and its basic doctrine. URBANE PEACHEY 125 East Main Street, Strasburg, Pennsylvania Minister A.B., Eastern Mennonite College Old Testament Book Study, Music I, Junior Cho- rus, M en's Chorus, Music Appreciaion This sounds like after churchf' JAMES M. SHANK H 49 North Eastland Drive, Lancaster, Pennsylvania Minister B.S., Eastern Mennonite Collegeg A.B., Eastern Mennonite College, Advanced Work-University of London Bible Survey, Mennonite History, Church History, Missions Now get that, classf, JAMES R. BOMBERGER GRACE WENGER 152 New Haven Street Bareville, Pennsylvania Mt- l0Y, Pennsylvania B.S., Elizabethtown College, M.A., University of A.B., Eastern Mennonite Collegeg graduate work, Pennsylvania Temple Univefsity English 111, Ehgllsh 1 English IV, English 111, PUbllC Speaking Your assignment for Friday is a themef, Since you don't want a quiz today, Illl not bother giving one to youf, learning to express ideas . . . studying great literature . . . grammar workbooks . . . book reports . . EDNA WENGER ELVA M. KRADY Bareville, Pennsylvania 613, S- 48th Street B.S., Elizabethtown College, M.A., University of Pnlladelpnlas Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Candidate for A.B., Eastern Mennonite College English III, English 1, Latin 1, Latin II Business English, English 1I,EHgliS71 I Efhis isnlt reflecting on anyone in the class, Sh!-Sh! ut U 55 B.S., Iuniata College versity Your point s well taken, but. . 3 x Teaching history of Pennsylvania, of America, and all the world . . . . . . becoming responsible citizens. MYRON DIETZ Route 2, Hellam, Pennsylvania B.S., Millersville State Teachers College, Graduate work, Temple University World History, General Science, Bird Study If you want to get out of here when the bell rings, you had better get quietf' MARTHAQAI. LUTZ 250 West Bainbridge Street, Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania B.S., Elizabethtown College Pennsylvania History, Civics, English II, Crafts, Girls' Health Your head, your shoulders, your knees, your toes .... 56 Problems of Democracy, World History, Sunday School Teaching If only I can get you to thinkf' HARVEY W. BAUMAN Route 1, Lititz, Pennsylvania ELTON MOSHIER 2176 Lincoln Highway East, Lancaster, Pennsylvania B.S., Eastern Mennonite College, Graduate work, Temple Uni- American History, Economics, Bird Study CUI'I'eI'l'l events . . . d6l1'lOCl aCy M. STANLEY KREHJER Rheems, Pennsylvania B.S., Eastern Mennonite College, Graduate work, Case Institute of Tech., Temple University Algebra Il, Plane Geometry, Solid Geometry, Trigonometry, Boys' Health Just this one thing yet. LUKE J. SHANK 2002 Marietta Avenue, Rohrerstown, Pennsylvania Minister A.B., Eastern Mennonite College Algebra I, Physics, Chemistry, Astronomy There's an exception for every rulef' i l Equations . . . lab periods . . . test tubes . . . proven laws . . . we learned a myriad of facts and , found there are myriads more to know. CHARLES LONGENECKER 326 New Holland Avenue, Lancaster, Pennsylvania A.B., Eastern Mennonite College, Graduate work, Cornell Uni- versity Biology Read your lesson carefully and you will know what that means. EDWIN L. KEENER Route 1, Willow Street, Pennsylvania B.S., Elizabethtown College General Mathematics, Personal Use Bookkeeping, Business Arith- metic, Senior Chorus, Ladies Chorus, Chorister Training, Nature - You did better than I thought you could on that one. 57 zyrjwm f me 'X sf- Y.- ., ,wg L' ' , , M K if.. ,, g he -2 , panes 'f 5 it r r . ,....:., ., as .. as .-, , . ' f -'J- M'yq.'t?M'r'.f ' w4vlfk53Y1 t S ini . f luZ?.c1fi, '7-3135 1- ,-T1 ,Q 1 - .. ,,ax,,,grfn3y gg ,L Mfjg K K k a.g'.,, 1-1 ,fp-me,iEa2?'wff1-iwvaafiiz f., f-f fse.s,gf1, ,x, 1. - i,, , 3 W ,. r . ss , ' ' sats J. CLARENCE GARBER MARTHA F. MOSEMANN Route 6 362 Atkins Ave. Lancaster, Pennsylvania Lancaster, Pennsylvania Undergraduate-Millersville State Teachers College Gregg Teacheris Certificate Agriculture I and II, Shop Shorthand, Personal Use Typing Now, boys, I want to tell you something. Let's try to have a perfect copy. Do-it-yourself . . . familiarizing students with: Beef production . . . hammers, lathes . . . dressmaking and cooking . . . typing. Librarian ROSA MOSHIER 2176 Lincoln Highway East Lancaster, Pennsylvania Your book is overdue-64 please. 58 MARY ETHEL HEATWOLE Penn Laird, Virginia B.S., Eastern Mennonite College, graduate work, Pennsylvania State University Home Economics I and I I, Needlecraft That would be a possibility. MIRIAM E. WENGER WILLIAM LEAKEY 76 Greenfield Road 2176 Lincoln Highway East Lancaster, Pennsylvania Lancaster, Pennsylvania Matron in Girls' Dormitory, Girls' Health, Needle- Hall Manager in Classroom Building, Art Craft This isn't free period, boys. Are there more than two people in this room? Acting as mother or father to the dormitory students . . . wishing people would study . asking them to be more quiet. LAMAR STAUFFER 275 Redwood Drive MARVIN YODER Route 1 Grantsville, Maryland Lancaster, Pennsylvania Hall Manager in Administration Building Assistant Hall Manager Quiet, boys. Well, I don't know about that. 60 l w Mary Elizabeth Lutz Keeping records and files up to date . . . mimeographing tests . . . filling out reporis . . . the office girls Sara Marie Kauffman eel i r E , 1 l Martha Gehman, Mabel Kreider, Ruth Lefever, Edna Hershey, Hettie Musser. Bena Zook and Emma Riehl not on picture. 1 The cooks . . . enjoying their enlarged facilities . . . preparing piping hot meals . . . caretaker-mowing lawns . . . shoveling snow . . . handy man. . . Paul Lefever si if 3 5 f f 4 52 s i x T7 5, X , K ,.LV K 1w?M 2:5F , ,,,.W,Nf HEATWOLE W, .5151-'fzkfrzzzsgwga-,,,mgmsfs, Q1 ' gg fggs . ,g f 4 xiirik: 'L igamg, 1. . T' , , ' I I ' . ' f- , - ih-W.-:iw '- 1 -Av ' 'fyxfnhfm , ff ff:sfwm5ii?f51fGf:fSfw A , . W f ff ' ,,iq,,Lfkg ,fwfr K ii,lr,,,i, My QM, 53 ,654 fg, ' L fyag? 4, ,fwyw ,W , , -1,1 ' ,Y Wyiagf 31,-4 24, if :E-.fs ,lg -1 I W, , Ag .Q 25. 3-fi -fr - .QL 535 7, J. .- Y: VL:5'fg1, g,. 1m-.,, w:,,.5'-51? my 'W . 1 3511!13l?',f-Q,1k,?r:L1Q m Q 'fi ' Z V '-lifaclYffiifiiiffci-iii-fgfify , ,XX ' 'A uf? F ami K Y Lwf5:,?f?f w,:',1, ffikg,-1 A: If I 1 ,,, ,iw X -'4fL,1UFJ','Y:f Q- ,STN - 5. . f ,gqyagax ,,,ff1, .5 ' f ' A 4 y .. 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Wenger 66 , 5 Back row: Philip Burton, Melvin Beiler, David Bontrager, Frank Davis, jerry Benowitz, Paul Garber, Carl Frank, Marvin Glick. Third row: Harold Blank, Benuel Beiler, David Bucove, Robert Gochnauer, Paul Charles, Everett Buckwalter, Laveme Eby, james Becker. Second row: Barbara Allen, Eileen Buckwalter, Dorothy Mae Eby, Edith Charles, Grace Delp, Ruth Clymer, Linda Buckwalter, Mabel jean Boll. Front row: Doris Glick, Fannie Buckwalter, Ruth Bowman, Lois Eby, Wilma Carpenter, Esther Gehman, Ruth Ann Bucher. Back row: Wayne Kurtz, Emest Hess, john Henry Hess, Harold Hess, Paul Hess, Larry Hess, john Hochstetler. Third row: Elmer Kennel, Reba Kauffman, Dorothy Groff, Ellen Rose Herr, Rose Marie King, David Hertzler. Second row: Betty Louise Hershey, Anna Margaret G'roff, Sara Grubb, Darlene Hostetter, Miriam Grolf, Ruth Kurtz, Ruth Harnish. Front row Martha Harnish, Mary Hamish, janet Hertzler, Barbara Keener, Reba Horst, Eunice Kuhns, Anna Mae Herr. jf' V Back row: Kenneth Miller, Alton Longenecker, Christ Mosemann, john Miller, Peter Lehman, Leo Martin, Nelson Nafziger, Richard Lantz. Third row: Aaron Newswanger, Carl Martin, Caroll Lehman, Galen Miller, Mervin Miller, james Leaman, Clair Mellinger, Mervin Leaman. Second row: Elmer 'Martin, Rose Marie Nye, jean Moyer, Martha Mellinger, Mabel Nolt, Mary Jane Nissley, Eugene Martin. Front row: Lorraine Murphy, Lois Myer, Naomi Oberholtzer, Rhoda Mast, Barbara Lapp, Doris Mellinger, Eva Lehman. Back row: Donald Sheeler, Allan Shirk, Clarence Stoltzfus, john Ranck, David Thomas, Gerald Shank, john Sensenig. Third row: Dale Umble, Monroe Stoltzfus, Gladys Yoder, Carolyn Shank, Alice Shank, Roberta Sheeler, Clair Sauder, LaMarr Sensenig. Second row: Bertha Sauder, Nancy Simmons, Dorothy Umble, Esther Zimmerman, Freida Stauffer, Alta Strite, Veronica Zimmerman, Ethel Stoltzfus. Front row: Rosanne Peifer, Arlene Shaub, Betty Stoltzfus, Marilyn Strong, joanne Shertzer, Donna Lou Weaver, Arlene Sensenig, Ruth Ann Wert. 1?ff'l,, W' -f4lFf'iTfMTs912 'r- 5:wTTfTf',' -'e:t fi'1'iF ' ii'M 'M M 'WSmgmWiEw2U22iime32E4iRUi SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS james Ranck, President: Elaine Buckwalter, Secretaryg Mary Ann Hershey, Treasurerg Henry Erb, Vice-President SOPHOMORE CLASS ADVISERS Elva M. Krady, Urbane Peachey SOPHCDMORES Back row: Rhoda Martin, Mary jane Groff, Dorothy Ann Shank, Naomi Sauder, Elizabeth Landis, Anna Mary Stoltzfus, Reba Weaver. Fourth row: Richard Sauder, Galen Stoltzfus, Virgil King, Levi Zimmerman, Wilmer Wenger, Clair Weaver. Third row: Ruth Siegrist, Fay Stauffer, Susan Umble, Rhoda Langacre, Mary Jane Martin, Eileen Zimmerman, Susan Weaver. Second row: John David Byler, Glenn Martin, Paul Stauffer, Karl Glick, David Warfel, Kenneth Buckwalter, Leon Yost. Front row: Anne Wenger, Ruth Zimmerman, Henrietta Martin, Loretta Stoltzfus, Jane WVeaver, Martha Mellinger Back row: Marlin Thomas, Dennis Umble, Melvin Thomas. Third row: Harold Metzler, James Ranck, Richard Nissley, Martine Staulfer, Margaret Stauffer, Joyce Shaub, Robert Wyble, Betty Miller, Dale Mellinger. Second row: Ruth Reed, Miriam Sensenig, Lois Stoltzfus, Clara Moore, Twila Nafziger, Esther Mae Weaver, Robert Musser. Front row: Anna Mary Stoltzfus, Ruth Ann Sensenig, Delorce Stern, Dorothy Weaver, Lois Mellinger, Ethel Zimmerman, Ann Mohler. Back row: jacob Hess, Wilmer Kreider, Paul Beiler, David Ebersole, Victor Glick. Third row: Mervin Lantz, Wilbur Bauman, Fred Heller, John Hess, Titus Kurtz, john Martin. Second row: Ruth Anna Kauffman, Geraldine Esbenshade, Leona Bontrager, Florence Benner, Nancy Good, Ioan Bomberger, Joanne Martin. Front row: Janet Barge, Pauline Hess, Naomi Dagen, Dorothy Eshbaeh, Nancy Guessford, Elaine Buckwalter, Rhoda Good. Back row: Cleo Hershey, Donald Good, Dale LeFever, Herbert Fisher, Henry Erb, Donald Hershey, Wesley Mast, Lee Martin. Third row: Joyce Erb, Miriam Hershey, Norlene Horst, Elizabeth jean Hershey, Mary Burkhart, Miriam Good, Glenn Good, john Engle. Second row: Fannie Detweiler, Kathleen Burkhart, Lydia Gehman, Doris Hostetter, Mary Ann Hershey. Front row: joseph Hess, Ruth Fox, Roy Lapp, Lois Graybill, Glenn Lehman, Martha Landis. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Leon Zimmerman, Vice-Presidentg Carl Rutt, Presidentg Marlene Weaver, Secretaryg Anna Marjorie Mast, Treasurer I FRESHMAN cLAss ADVISERS 1 Clarence Graber, Martha F Mosemann W 44.1 'ikf3 Back row: Richard Bruckhart, Thomas Allen, Raymond Bomberger. Third row: Rhoda Book, Mary jane Boll, Mary Alice Erb, Theo Haynes, Ellielow Boyden, Harold Groff. Second row: David Glick, Dervin Hart, Calvin Blank, Melvin Geigley, David Erb, Thomas Bowman, Robert Harnish. Front row: Carolyn Glick, Joyce Carpenter, Miriam Bauman, Anna Lois Geigley, Joanne Campbell, Thelma Graybill, Mary Eberly, Lois Barge. Back row: Vera Lefever, Arlene Martin, Phebe Mellinger, Mary jane Kreider. Third row: Ronald Kierle, Chester Kauffman, joseph Marshall, Lewis Leaman, Paul Hurst, james Kreider, Elwood Hess. Second row: Dwane Hostetter, Mary Ellen Huber, Lois Landis, Rhoda Hess, Anna Ruth Hostetter, Carol Hershey, Gerald Lehman. Front row: Eugene Keener, Anna Mast, Joy King, Lois Ann Kauffman, Darlene Lapp, Evelyn Keener, Glenn Leaman. rl!!! Back row: Leon Zimmerman, James White, Carl Rutt, Melvin Reitz. Third row: Marian Sauder, Anna Elizabeth Sauder, Elsie Ogburn, Ella Mae Weaver, Betty Siegrist, Nancy Shenk, Marlene Weaver. Second row: Leroy Wentling, Charles Rohrer, Mildred Weaver, Mary Esther Sensenig, Anna Lois Metzler, Velma Yoder, Kenneth R. Reed, Earl Zimmerman. Front row: Fred Miller, Vesta Ann Sensenig, Lucille Martin, Betty Lou Umble, Ruth Anna Miller, Barbara Staulfer, Gerald Peifer. To the Unclerclassmen These years passed quickly. They are gone. We do not pine Or by some art Wish To relive them. But We pray That our presence Has strengthened. And that our actions Have exemplified Ideals of Christian faith. And as future seniors, Uphold them more Hrmly, Profiting from our mistakes. WE Az .1 n .1 J' . ff!!! 0 if . 'qw cxtx Rv, W t f Daily rolling out private devotions study halls library research lunch going to classes snacks and mail heading home Mikgfggm .-V, we Q1 ff? if Q 5 Q 5 N Q 78 Religiously . . 0 daily chapel 9 Weekly student religious program 0 prayer circles 9 spiritual counseling 9 revivals 9 Sunday-school teacher training 12 1 , r W Musically . U senior chorus I and II 0 junior chorus 0 ladies' chorus 0 men's chorus 9 chorister training 83 Niiiii '-lun , Vocationally . 9 agriculture 9 shop 0 home economics 9 needlecraft f crafts we ad f ,ZL455:,a:,EE'ii-may-Eliri: 2 a n ?QW5fifQZ3fg lyme?-EQ 5 S 25532255 ,L ,.mWM..v,124y- V .. -, .mw1E,.-W- S 'kwfm?29 , M f.,,-: W L P ,. tx- 1 J qw' 1,-:1i5?:f : -gwmf K 'E5?.:.E5E5?'.: :e mmm fx Wfmmm 1:4522 1524225 f -f ' ,.,p75fg,, ,,,.M ,, ,, S 'E X K a 2 Q 1 41- P is fi.- qfisr W in mi inmx ,.,,.W,. A wl93 .v .0 3 ...pf use 1+ K 229: 5 .-.:-:EEZ Scientifically . . 0 first aid 0 astronomy 9 biology 9 chemistry 9 nature study 9 bird study N N? 36, Edwin Oraforically . . . Upubl p k g Governmentally 9 student fo 90 Journalistically . . . 0 Mill Stream 9 Laurel Wreath rv, S, Clair Mellinger, Associate Editorg Paul Reed, Editorg Mary Elizabeth Lutz, Adviser: Joyce Rutt, Associate Editor 1 BACK ROW: Catherine Yost and David Sauder, religious newsg Marlin Nissley, libraryg Jay Clyde Keener and Beverly Shreiner, general news FRONT ROW: Miriam Shank, senior classg Carolyn Shank, junior classy Lois Mellinger, sopho- more classg Lois Landis, freshman class 91 19? E E fi! Editor: Lloyd Wert 2 :ai QPF ip...-. '5 .N f.. f Associate Editors: Beverly Shreiner, Melvin Wert, Joyce Rutt Literary Editors: Lois Wert, Catherine Glick, Catherine Yost, David Sauder, Ira Kurtz ,wwv'1, Photographers: Lucille Mack, john Hostetter 3 f s Typists: Elsie Thomas, Esther Baer, Esther Landis Business Manager: Mark Zimmerman Adviser: Harvey W. Bauman 93 Mir' , 1 L' 1- ., .A A 1 M ' .J 6 Ni 94 ?ifisseuA Linguistically... German-Vorwirts im Wille des Meisters! Latin-In voluntate Domini nostri procedentibus. Spanish-gAde1ante en la vo- luntad del Seiior! English-Forth in our Mas- ter's will. X Recreationally . . 9 volleyball 0 tennis 0 Ping-pong 0 gymnastics 0 softball 9 skating 9 shufiieboard u i' 7 I - 4 I wkgfx Z 'W -Q Lx 2 Q1 A 8' J 'W ' I I A n? .Q 4 , Q ' Q 1 1 1 'Q 4 V V , 33,5 w P 1 3 , , xv .V ,ri ,wil 4 is ' W iWfG1A'Hmf4:g 1' ,V N . . .M , ., P m, Lmm,,,Q g,W1,L, w i , , 'w hi, 5, t ,,,- 1 ,WM if ' ,A .2 ' l N7 H if 1 ,MF rw-m Wawz5,zfwNr' - x 1 hW .gh i Recreation Committee: Mary Ethel Heatwole, Miriam Wenger, Harvey W. Bauman M. Stanley Kreider, William Leakey 51' 'K' W 'vw Socially . 9 Thanksgiving social 0 hiking Governor Dick Mountain 9 class outings 9 tally pulls 0 doggie roasts 9 skating parties sr. Q ? 45. .gg 'pa Q V.. 6 LLC! ., ., WT, , 5, A, 1 f ' W f ff s5,Mg+1, J , Jff'iy,, . if, 0 W wff .Q S W .hm XX TW ' ' I 1.35 A Informally h 2 AM,A Af al Ji. ' 'Q v, .A , S,-f' Q if vwgvvk i W -ws, mwah su Y, Aff if w. Q vii Q f, 3, Wm 515 Sh if-Q, kk .fy 4 I .t 5' f 3 .K s 5, ,iw ' 1' fx Q31 2. f , im 5,5 film ,away si., nf we 109 X j 4 t As we leave, we look back On things we loved, On things that we remember best. Things That at the time Appeared small: A smile, A song, A kind word, A rebuke. For these things Are real. Preserved in memory As tokens Of the past. Our acknowledgement and thanks to: 0 Paul Peal, Ed Henderson, and Paul Shelly of Peel's Studio in Lancas- ter for their excellent photographic workg O National Publishing Company for their fine craftsmanship in the covers of the yearbookg Q Mennonite Publishing House for a splendid printing jobg 0 fellow students and teachers for their co-operation in the preparation and selling of the yearbook. - Allen, Barbara 18, 67 Allen, Thomas 23, 73 Baer, Esther 10, 14, 18, 93, 104 Barge, Janet 71 Barge, Lois 73 Bauman, Chester 18, 88 Bauman, Harvey W. 8, 15, 56, 62, 93, 98, 107 Bauman, Miriam 73 Bauman, Wilbur 71 Bear, Patsy 18, 87 Beiler, Barbara 15, 18, 96, 104 Beiler, Benuel 67 Beiler, Elaine 8, 19, 104 Beiler, Melvin 67 Beiler, Paul 71, 105 Beiler, Verna 8, 11, 15, 19, 79, 84, 96, 104 101, Benner, Florence 71 Benner, John 19, 84, 85 Benowitz, Jerry 67, 85 Blank, Calvin 73 Blank, Harold 67, 85, 97 Boll, Lorraine 20, 103 Index Ebersole, Marlin 23, 24, 79, 80, 101 Eby, Dorothy 67, 87 Eby, Laverne 67, 85 Eby, Lois 67, 87 Engle, Eleanor 23, 39 Erb, David 73 Erb, Henry 69, 71 Erb, Joyce 71, 79, 90, 106 Erb, Mary Alice 73 Esbenshade, Geraldine 71 Eshbach, Dorothy 71 Farwell, Nancy 24, 103 Frank, Carl 67 Fretz, Lois 24, 79, 90 Fisher, Herbert 71 Fox, Ruth 71 Garber, Hazel 24, 104 Garber, J. Clarence 58, 62, 72, 85 Garber, Paul 67, 80, 84 98 Gehman, Esther 67 Gehman, Lydia 71 Gehman, Martha 61 Geigley, Anna Lois 73 Boll, Mabel Jean 67, 87 Boll, Martha 20, 98, 103 Boll, Mary Ja-ne 73 Bomberger, James R. 55, 63 Bomberger, Joan 71 Bomberger, John 20 Bomberger, Raymond 73 Bontrager, David 67, 79, 102 Bontrager, Leona 71 Book, Rhoda 73, 87 Bowman, Ruth 67 Bowman, Thomas 73 Boyden, Eflielow 73 Brenneman, Paul 20, 21, 23, Brubaker, Roy 21, 79, 85, 90, Bruckhart, Richard 73 Bucher, Ruth Ann 67, 87 Bucher, Trilda 21 Buckwalter, Eileen 67 Buckwalter, Elaine 69, 71 Buckwalter, Everett 67 Buckwalter, Fannie 67 Buckwalter, Kenneth 70 Buckwalter, Linda 67, 84, 94, 43, 76 95, 101 106 Buckwalter, Ruth Anna 13, 21 Bucove, David 67 Burkhart, Kathleen 71 Burkhart, Mary 71 Burton, Philip 67 Byler, John David 70 Campbell, Doris 21 Campbell, Joanne 73 Carpenter, Joyce 73 Carpenter, Laura 22 Carpenter, Wilma 67 Charles, Edith 67 Charles, Mahlon 22 Charles, Paul 67 Chisenhall, Simeon 85 Clymer, Erma 22, 88, 104 Clymer, Ruth 67 Dagen, Naomi 71 Daniels, Joan 22 David, Frank 67 Delp, Grace 67 Detweiler, Fannie 71 Detweiler, Howard 22, 79, 88 Dietz, Myron 56, 63, 102, 107 Eberly, Mary 73 Eberly, Naomi 23 Ebersole, David 71 Geigley, Melvin 73, 89 Glick, Carolyn 73 Glick, Catherine 8, 10, 25, 43, 87, 92 Glick, David 73 Glick, Doris 67 Glick Karl 70 Glick Marvin 67, 90 Glick, Victor 71 Gochnauer, Robert 67, 85 Good Donald 71 Good Glenn 71, 88 Good, Kathryn 25, 90 Good, Kenneth 25 Good, Miriam 71 Good Nancy 71 Good, Noah G. 20, 51, 53, 63, 87 Good Rhoda 71 Graybill, Gladys 25, 103 Graybill, Lois 71 Graybill, Thelma 73, 87 Grubb, Sara J. 67 Groff Dorothy 67, 90 Groff, Harold 73 Groff, Margaret 67 Groff, Mary Jane 70 Groff, Miriam 67 Groff, Paul 25, 96 Guessford, Nancy 71 Harnish, Dorothy 26, 95 Harnish, Martha 67, 106 Harnish, Mary 67, 106 Harnish, Robert 73, 97 Harnish, Ruth 67 Harnly, Dorcas 26, 31 Hart, Dervin 73 Hart, Virginia 8, 26, 80, 104 Haynes, Theo 73 Heatwole, Mary Ethel 13, 5 98, 107 Heller, Fred 71 Herr, Anna Mae 67 Herr, Ellen Rose 67 Herr, Twila 12, 26, 31, 104 Hershey, Betty Louise 67, 87 Hershey Carol 73, 86 Hershey, Cleo 71 Hershey, Donald 71, 88 Hershey, Edna 61 Hershey, Elizabeth 71 Hershey, Hershey, Miriam 71 8, 62, 86, Mary Ann 69, 71, 88 Hershe Hershe y, Rhoda 26, 27, 103 y, Vera 27, 43, 95, 98, 103, 104 Hertzler, David 67, 79 Hertzler, Janet 67, 97, 106 Hess, Elwood 73 Hess, Ernest 66, 67, 85, 89 Hess, Harold 67, 96, 105 Hess, Jacob 71 V Hess, John H. 67, 90 Hess, John W. 71, 88 Hess, Joseph 71, 88 Hess, Larry 67 Hess, Patricia 12, 27 Hess, Paul 67 Hess Pauline 71 Hess, Rhoda 73, 86 High, Pauline 27, 35, 86 Hochstetler, John 67, 79 Horning, Harvey 23, 28 Thelma 24, 28, 39, 43, 90 Horst, Eunice 28, 35, 39, 104 Horst, Norlene 71 Horst, Reba 67 Horst, Hostetter, Anna Ruth 73 Hostetter, Darlene 67 Hostetter, Doris 71 Hostetter, Duane 73 Hostetter, John 29 Huber, Mary Ellen 73, 86 Hurst, Paul 73 Jones, Anne 29, 31, 39, 103, 104 Kauffman Kauffman Kauffman Kauffman, Kauffman, Kauffman Keener Chester 73 Lois Ann 73 Marlin 29, 39 Reba 67 Ruth Anna 71 , Sara Marie 60 Barbara 67 Keener: Clyde s, 29, so, 91, 95, 105 Keener, Edwin L. 57, 64, 78, 89 Keener, Eugene 73 Keener Evelyn 73 Keener? James 29, 84, 95, 96, 105 Kenneth 13, 30, 95, 96 Keener, Keener, Leavitt 14, 30, 79 Kennel Elmer 67 King, Franklin 98 King, Joy 73, 86 King, Merle 19, 30 King, Rose Marie 67, 90 King, Virgil 70, 88 Krady, Betty 10, 11 Krady, Elva 55, 64, 69, 107 Kraybill, John R. 54, 64 Kreider, David 30 Kreider, Donald 30 Kreider, James 73 Kreider, Mabel 61 Kreider, Mary Jane 73 Kreider, M. Stanley 57, 63, 98 Kuhns, Eunice 67 Kurtz, Calvin 31, 85 Kurtz, Ira ll, 31, 43, 84, 92, 105 Kurtz, Ruth 67 Kurtz, Titus 71 Kurtz, Wayne 67 Landis, Elizabeth 70 Landis, Esther 11, 31, 90, 93 Landis, Lois 73, 91 Landis, Mary Elizabeth 32, 103, 104 Lantz, Mervin 71 Lantz, Richard 68, 90 Lapp, LaPPf Barbara 68 Darlene 73 L , R 71 app Oy 111 Stoltzfus Leakey, William 59, 63, 98, 107 Leaman, Glenn 71 Leaman, Glenn M. 73 Leaman, James 68 Leaman, Lewis 73 Leaman, Mervin 68 Leaman, Peter 68 Lefever, Dale 71 Lefever, Paul 61 Lefever, Ruth 61 Lefever, Vera 73 Lehman, Carroll 68 Lehman, Eva 68 Lehman, Gerald 73 Lehman, Irvin 54, 62, 80, 90, 107 Lehman, Jay 32, 77, 84 Lehman, Lola 32, 80, 95, 97 Longacre, Rhoda 70 Longenecker, Alton 68 Longenecker, Charles 57, 64, 88, 107 Longenecker, Dale 33, 84, 105 Longenecker, Edward 10, 12, 33, 88, 102, 105 Lutz, Mary Elizabeth 60, 63, 91 Lutz, Martha 15, 56, 63, 107 Moyer, Lucille 36 Murphy, Lorraine Musser, Hettie 61 Musser, Robert 70 Musser, Ruth 36 Myer, David 37 Myer, Lois 68 Nafziger, Calvin 37 Nafziger, Nelson 68 Nafziger, Twila 70 Narvell, George 37, 85 Newswanger, Aaron 68 Newswanger, Carl 37, 90 Ney, Rosemarie 68 68, 90, 106 Nissley, Marlin 11, 19, 24, 37, 80, 90, 91, 105 Nissley, Mary Jane 68 Nissley, Richard 70 Nolt, Mabel 68, 84 Oberholtzer, Naomi 68, 89 Ogburn, Elsie 74 Ogburn, Gerald 35, 38, 77, 79, 97 Peachey, Urban 54, 69 Peifer, Gerald 74 Peifer, Rosanne 68 Stauffer, Paul 70 Stern, Delorce 70 Stoltzfus, Stoltzfus , Anna Mary 70 Stoltzfus, Andrew 15, 35, 41, 84 Anna Miriam 41, 80 Stoltzfus, Barbara 41, 90 Stoltzfus, Betty 68, 90 Stoltzfus, Carol 41 Stoltzfus, Clarence 68, 85 Stoltzfus, Ethel 68, 106 Stoltzfus, Galen 70 Stoltzfus, Lois 70 Stoltzfus Loretta 70 Stoltzfus, Monroe 68 Vera 42 95 101 Stoner, Clyde B. 51, 53, 64 Strite, Alta 68 Strong, Marilyn 68, 94 Mack, Lucille ll, 33, 93 Marshall, Joseph 73 Sensenig, Wenger Martin, Arlene 73, 86 Martin, Benjamin 23, 33, 43, 79, 84, 96, 97, Martin, Martin, Martin, Martin, Martin, Martin, Martin, Martin, Martin, Martin, Martin, Martin, Martin, 105 Carl, 68 Elmer 68 Eugene 68 Glenn 70 Henrietta 70 Joanne 71 John 71 Lee 71 Leo 68, 74 Lucille 74 Mary Jane 70 Rhoda 70, 86 Thelma 33, 35, 105 Mast, Anna Mar'orie 72 73 Mast, Mast, Mast, Mast, Maust, M Mellinger Mellinger Mellinger Mellinger Mellinger Mellinger 106 Mellinger Mellinger, J , Ernest 9, 10, 14, 15, Rhoda 66, 68, 101 3 4, 40 Ranck, James 69, 70 Ranck, John 68, 85 Reed, Betty 8, 10, 13, 14, 27, 38, 40 103 Reed, Kenneth 74 Reed, Paul 9, 38, 79, 87, 91, 105 Reed, Ruth 70 Reitz, Melvin 74 Rohrer, Charles 74, 85 Russell, Sue 38, 103 Rutt, Carl 8, 38, 72, 74 Rutt, Joyce 36, 38, 91, 92 Verda 34 Wesley 71 iriam 27, 34 , Clair 66, 90, 91 , Dale 70 Doris 68 Z Ellene 34 , Lois 70, 91 , Martha 68, 96, Martha M. 70 Phebe 73, 101 Sauder, Sauder, Sauder, Sauder, Sauder, Sauder, Sauder, Sauder, Sensenig, Anna Elizabeth 74 Bertha 68 Clair 68, 79 David 39, 85, 89, 490, Lois 39, 98 Marian 74 Naomi 70 Richard 70 Arlene 66, 68, 106 John 68 Sensenig, LaMarr 68 Sensenig, Sensenig, Sensenig, Mary Esther 74 Miriam 70 Ruth Anna 70 Sensenig, Vesta 74 91, 92 Swartzentruber, Duane 19, 42, 79, 96 97, 105 Sweigart, Martha 42, 104 Thomas, David 68 Thomas, Elsie 42, 93 Thomas, Marlin 70 Thomas, Melvin 70, 90 Umble, Betty 74 Umble, Dale 68, 85 Umble, Dennis 70 Umble, Dorothy 68, 87, 90 Umble, Susan 70, 106 Warfel, David 70 Warfel, Ruth 40, 96 Weaver, Amos W. 51, 52, 64, 78, 107 Weaver, Clair 70 Weaver, Donna Lou 68 Weaver, Dorothy 70 Weaver, Ella 74 Weaver, Esther Mae 70 Weaver, Jane 70 Weaver, Joyce 43, 103 Weaver, Lillian 43 Weaver, Lois 43, 87, 95, 98, 101 Weaver, Marlene 72, 74 Weaver, Mildred 74, 86 Weaver, Reba 70 Weaver, Susan 70 Wenger, Anna 70 Wenger, Edna 55, 64 Wenger, Wenger, Grace 55, 64, 107 Miriam 59, 66, 98 Wenger, Richard 44, 84 Wilmer 70 103, 104, Metzler, Anna Lois 74, 86 Metzler, Clair 34 Metzler, Harold 70 Shank, Shank, Shank Alice 68 Carolyn 68, 91, 101 Gerald 68 Shanki James M. 54, 64, 107 Shank, Luke J. 57, 62, 87, 88 Shank, Milford 39, 77, 79, 84 Shank, Miriam 13, 14, 40, 91 Shaub, Arlene 68 Shaub o ce 70 88 Wentlirig, Leroy 74 Wert, Ruth Ann 68, 101, 106 Wert, Lloyd 14, 36, 44, 92 Wert, Lois 8, 9, 10, 11, 14, 44, 84, 92 Wert, Melvin 36, 44, 79, 90, 92 White, James' 74, 87 Winters, Donald 23, 44, 96 Wu, Lonnie 11, 45, 84, 90, 104 Miller, Lester 35, 39, 76 Zendt, Allen Miller, Bette Jean 70 Dorothy 35 Miller, Miller, Fred 74 Miller, Galen 68, 94 Miller, John 68 Miller, Kenneth 68, 85 Miller Martha 12, 35 Milleri Mervin 68, 94 Miller, Ruth Anna 27, 74, 86, 106 Miller, Thomas 36, 84, 87, 105 Sheeler,JDl6na1d 68, 90 Sheeler, Roberta 68, 84, 96 Shenk, Dorothy Ann 70 Shenk, Nancy 74 Shertzer, Joanne 68, 90 Shirk, Allen 68 ' Shreiner, Beverly 8, 9, 10, 36, 40, 91, Wyble, Yoder, Yoder, Yoder, Robert 70, 96 Gladys 68, 94 Marvin 59, 107 Velma 74 Yost, Catherine 13, 27, 45, 87, 91 101, 102 Yost, Leon 70 45, 76, 85 92, Mohler, Ann 70 Moore, Clara 70, 80 Mosemann, Christian 68 Mosemann, Martha 58, 62, 72, 107 Moshier, Elton 56, 63, 66 Moshier, Rosa 58, 63, 107 Moyer, Jean 68 92, 103 Siegrist, Siegrist, Smoker, Stauffer, Stauffer, Stauffer, Stauffer, Stauffer, Stauffer, Stauffer, Betty 74 Ruth 70 Ellen 40, 87 Barbara 74 Carol 41 Fay '70 Frieda 68, 94 Lamar 59 Margaret 70 Martine 70 Zimmerman, Zimmerman, Zimmerman, Zimmerman, Zimmerman, Zimmerman, Zimmerman, Zimmerman, 105 Earl 74 Eilene 70 Esther 68, 94 Ethel 70 Leon 72, 74 Levi 70 Lois ll, 13, 27, 45, 84, 102 Mark 8, 14, 45, 93, 102. Zimmerman, Ruth 70 Zimmerman, Veronica 68, 80, 94, 106