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

Text from Pages 1 - 130 of the 1960 volume:

9 i 11 III III III jiipiiBri iijiri ' ii I iii ' p I ' liiiffl I III 1 1 11 3 1833 01863 4748 GC 974 802 L22LW 1960 rf ' N... r -- Presents ■ M ' m r m : mmi mmtm i ; ke cJ aurei { [ matk Lancaster Mennonite School Lancaster, Pa. Editor: Allan W. Shirk ... AS WE DEVELOPED through experiences of SPIRITUAL FELLOWSHIP 7 SOCIAL RELATIONSHIPS 17 RECREATIONAL ENJOYMENTS 25 SCHOLASTIC ENDEAVORS 35 through the influences of DEVOTED FAMILIES 45 DEDICATED CHURCHES 47 CHRISTIAN TEACHERS 49 FELLOW STUDENTS ' 65 Senioi Soprano rS. vss cs M ' BMn l Alto lorus p p V ' Mmmli Tenor Bass I P- e . Senior Quartet Clair Mellinger, David Thomas, John Henry Hess, Harold Hess f?rW Marilyn Strong, Ruth Ann Wert, Rhoda Mast, Carolyn Shank, Leo Martin, Franklin King, Donald Sheeler, Wayne Kurtz Men ' s Chorus Chorister Trainin 1 To Thy temple I repair; Lord, I love to worship there, When within the veil I meet Christ before the mercy seat. From Thy house when I return. May my heart within me burn, And at evening let me say, I have walked with God today m4 s ii.1111 if 1 i B Evaiigclisl: Ross Metzler Faculty c|iiailcl: Arnold Moshier, Charles Longenecker, Edwin Keener. Elton Moshier Sunday School Teaching Class Senior Girls ' Praver Circle Meditation ' hethei- in a dim stained-glass cathedral, Or a small bare room, A hether in God ' s great outdoors, Beside a roaring sea, or on a rounded stump, ' e find moments to Stop, Think, Meditate. ' hether alone, Or among a crowd ol worshipers, A ' e sense God ' s Mercy, Goodness, Love. We adore Him in moments of ecstasy, Confide in Him our problems. The majestic sovereignty of God fills, envelopes our soul Giving us Peace, Joy, Satisfaction. Prayer Circle ! Aiitf I Gulp! rmms ■Douri b ihc Old Mill Stream mmmM:m And did you hear. 0. ■ - 1) U SI I 111 Mast Ernest Hess Lois Mellinger Kenneth d Ja ULs Ka k u Mast John Shenk Representing the student body, The Forum Promotes better school spirit, Encourages Association with others. Feelings of unity among students. Creating better relationships between students and faculty. The Forum Interprets laws, Makes recommendations for administrative improvement. Arranging prayer circles and inspirational meetings, The Forum Stimulates spiritual development. Builds moral stability. 24 Girls vs. Fellows s v J Extended Noon Periods On the ball Hold that line With greatest ease ' Washington Trip m 0 L Riinnine; on sclicdi 1 ' ' ' •; 1 ■ ' 1 1 1 ' ' B 1 Imm P|ip MBi ' iV 1 fflt rW v Hi ifii ' Ai TT iT -. . j MN X S!s .■% . ' O Twelve short years of preparation . . . preparing for an unknown future. . . . We chose L.M.S. . . . strange curricuhmis confronted us . . . God led . . . we chose. . . . Study . . . study . . . study. . . . Assignments . . . recitations . . . projects . . . themes . . . research . . . tests. . . . Struggles . . . headaches . . . failures . . . successes . . . joys . . . uneasiness . . . confidence ... a shining A . . . a disdainful D . . . integrity . . . perseverance . . . diligence . . . luiconcern . . . these we possessed in varying degrees. We learned vague facts. The slide rule is based on the idea of logarithms. . . . The Normans conquered England in 1066. . . . One mole of any gas occupies 22.4 liters under Standard temperature and pressure. . . . Liabilities + Proprietor- ship = Assets. ... Why all this? Can all this ever apply to my vocation practically. . . . We must prepare today. . . . Tomorro v dare not find us lacking. Raspberry or vanilla? It really doesn ' t matter very much. Make mine vanilla. Ahvays there are choices. Some don ' t matter at all, Like the i ell- vorn drugstore question. There are others, Choices that can spell the difference Between chaos or creation. And neglect of a choice Is in itself a choosing. There are aimed vords like swift, barbed arrows Or soft syllables that salve the arrow wounds: Then there are the words not spoken. Through laziness, boredom, or unconcern— The meaningless silences Neither hurting nor healing— These are most deadly of all. The narrow road leads to heights Well worth the climbing. And the broad road slants sharply do vnward; But the broadest road Curves pleasantly along the level fields, Where men forget To lift their eyes to God-lit heights Or lower them To fearfidness of dcmon-hatuited depths. Choice is microscopic. And choice is ast as infinity— Atom-sized, And atom-powered— The handclap of a moment Echoes forever do vn the long valley of eternity. Choice is complicated as a tangle of steel wires, Again, it is simple- Confusion or Christ? And to neglect tiie clioice Is in itself a choosing. —A. Grace Wenger. I On sale n S2.65 Home Economics, Agriculture, and Shop Projects XAirRK STIIDY FIRST AID — Xoah G. Good MATH CLUB — iM. Stanley Kreider Ihe MILL STREAM LUME XVII JANUARY, 1960 NUMBER 4 LM.S, Choruses Present Music Program . M S. Choruses direct Arnold Moshicr, pre- Lheir first program the parents, Decani , 7:45 P. M. Men ' s and Senior Chorus pticipated. Ladies ' Chorus i Junior Cliorus sang for benefit of the studen.s afternoon of November The evening program was «ned by an invocation by Ibther Amos Weaver who tfn introduced the congre- Htion sang Hark the Glad £und directed by Brother jjjshier. The fixty member Ipn ' s Chorus followed wilh tiht numbers: Praise lo Ihe llrd. Hail to the Brightness, Jr the Beauty of the Earth, t Come AH ye Faithful, Ise Up, O Men of God, l.irest Lord Jesus, The Lord l Shepherd is, and O .sus Grant He Hope and timfort. Arlene Sensenig read [ ' . he Inn That Missed Its ance, by Amos R. Wells, lowed by two congrega- Juniors Share Christinas Cheer On Friday evening, Decern- Mennonite Home, Millers- ber 18, 1959, the Juni or v ' c Children ' s Home, and class met • iJ ll Mi ' imj pus at 7;0 Christmas members. Shank, He Krady, an went with loads of Si group visil Christ ' s Home, Home, a Weaver ' s Good ' s hoi] truck went Sophomores Share Books For their Christm.as pro- ject this year the sophomore Fresh Electi The of the fri 1959-60 has been elected The class chose Biair Seilz to be President; Melvin Weaver, Vice - President; Julia Shreiner, Secretar ; cember 26. 1959 n the New Dan ille Church. They have News Editor Literary Editor THE MILL STREAM Lancaster Mennonite School 2176 Lincoln Highway East Lancaster 4, Penna. Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editor A. Clair Mellinger Elaine Buckwalter Arlene Sensenig Ellen Rose Herr D. Marvin Click John Henry Hess Elizabeth Landi.-, Lois Landis Linford Horst Geraldine Bennington James R. Bomberger Clyde B. Stoner Amos W. Weaver Noah G. Good Clyde B. Stoner The Mill Stream published by the Lancaster Mennonite School, 2176 Lincoln Highway East, Lancaster, Pa., is is- sued monthly except June, July, August, and September. Subscription price: SI 50. Second cla.ss postage paid at Lancaster. Ponna. Printed in U. S. A. Feature Editor Senior Reporter Junior Reporter Sophomore Reporter Freshman Reporter Alumni Advisor Business Manager Publishing Committee LITERARY STAFF: Editor-Linda Buckwalter Associates— John Henry Hess Donna Lou Weaver Barbara Ann Miller Anna Margaret Groff Home fires . . . the family gathered around the supper table . . . family worship . . . voices raised in harmonious praise . . . Father praying— for me . . . sharing with God his responsibility for my life. . . . Quiet, do vn-to-earth talks with Mother . . . Father. . . . If I were you, son— I ' d rather you didn ' t. . . . Apron strings? NO! . . . mutual love and confidence? YES! Sunday morning worship service . . . strengthen- ing convictions . . . raising ideals . . . Sunday-school class discussions . . . sharing ideas, experiences . . . Christian friends who believe as we do ... a friendly word from the minister. . . . Opportunities for service . . . prison services . . . sharing with those less fortunate than we. . . . Building, always building, character, courage, faith. ... i6;2r rt ¥ Our Homes Provide D Our Church Provides . . mp activities m ' WM X - B Lt ■ p; ' - Voluntary Service opportunities and 47 r ¥■ . . . Christian Day Schools s row: Roy Brubaker, Jacol) Nauman. Victor Gioff, Clarence Rutt. Second row: Yost, Paul Weaver, Elmer Leaman, Elam Stoner, William Horst. Front row: Clair Eby, Landis Bru- baker, Aaron M. Shank, James H. Hess, John R. Kraybill. David Thomas. Absent: Lerov Stoltzfus. Lloyd Eby, Lewis Good, Joseph Hess, Amos Shertzer. A blackboard in the background . . . the smell of chalk dust ... A little less noise, please . . . the bulging brief case. . . . This is the familiar side of the faculty. But there are other things we never luUy realize . . . hours spent preparing lessons . . . endless stacks of paper to grade . . . their concern— lor us . . . their influence upon our lives, our personalities. . . . Thank you, God, for our dedicated faculty. AMOS W. •EA ' ER Route 1, Ronks, Pennsylvania Bro. Veaver, principal of our school, is marking his 1 5th anniversary of service at L.M.S. this year. He has served as student pastor and taught several Bible classes. He has served as pastor of Paradise Church and has sened on many conference committees. He has held over thirty series of evangelistic meetings. Bro. Weaver ' s family not only includes his four married daughters and twenty-one grandchildren, but his keen interest in and devotion to evei student has given this fatherly counselor tremendous parental responsibility. He shares his concerns in his challenging chapel messages. Bro. V ' eaver is a self-educated man who reads widely and is well informed. Gardening at his home in Paradise, Pa., is one of his hobbies. 49 NOAH G. GOOD 2180 Millstream Road Lancaster, Pennsylvania During the eighteen years of L.M.S. existence, Bro. Noah Good has been here to guide students with troublesome cur- riculum problems. Besides serving as dean, Bro. Good teaches Spanish I and II, German I and II, and First Aid. His particular talent is languages. He is able to read and speak fluently German and Spanish, and has studied and reads French, Dutch, Italian, Russian, Latin, and Greek. For re- laxation he enjoys gardening, woodworking, and collecting stamps. From August, 1957, to August, 1958, his responsibilities lay on the shoulders of Bro. Harvey Bauman while Bro. Good served as pastor to the Pax boys in Europe. Although Bro. Good was ordained to the ministry at Read- ing and served some time at East Chestnut Street Church, he has no definite assignment at present. Having received his B.S. in Education from Elizabethtown College; M.S. in Education and now a candidate for Ed.D. from University of Pennsylvania, Bro. Good is well qualified for his administrative position. i CLYDE B. STONER 2130 Hobson Road Lancaster, Pennsylvania Secretary-Treasurer Bro. Stoner, head of the business department, not only has the headaches of bills and payments, but also teaches typing and bookkeeping. He has been with us from the first year of school here. Before L.M.S. was originated, he taught elemen- tary grades in East Earl Township, Farmersville, and Ephrata. He enjoys working with older students who have more mature minds. He has one pet peeve— that is, having to remind his students to think. His idea of a model student is one who is quiet and considerate of others. pleasing personality with a dry sense of humor makes his teaching career a success. He is efficient and businesslike. His versatility shows itself in his hobbies, such as woodworking, piano playing, and singing. His little family of two boys and a girl is also skilled in music, particularly the piano. His well-rounded education includes a B.S. in Education from Elizabethtown College and a Master ' s degree from Tem- ple University. JAMES R. BOMBERGER 152 New Haven Street Mt. Joy, Pennsylvania A.B., Eastern Mennonite College Graduate work. Temple University English IV, Public Speaking, Mill Stream adviser EDNA K. WENGER Bareville, Pennsylvania B.S., Elizabethtown College M.A., University of Pennsylvania English III. English I. Latin I. Latin II A. GRACE WENGER Bareville, Pennsylvania B.S., Elizabethtown College M.A., University of Pennsylvania English III, English I, Stylus ELVA M. KRADV 613 S. ISth Sircct Philadelphia. Pennsylvania A.B., Eastern Mcnnonite College English n. English IV. Charge of school store MARTHA J. LUTZ 250 West Bainbridge Street Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania B.S., Elizabethtown College Graduate work. Temple University Pennsylvania History, Civics, English II, Crafts! Girls ' Health IRENE STAUFFER Paradise. Pennsylvania B.S., Millersville State Teachers College Graduate work in Library .Science English 1, English III, .■ s.sistant Librarian HARVEY V. BAUMAN Route 1 Lititz, Pennsylvania B.S., Juniata College Pvoblems of Democracy, World History. Boys ' Health Sunday School Teaching, Laurel Wreath adviser RON S. DIETZ ..uic 1 ill.Mii. Pennsylvania s,, Millcrsvilie State Teachers College r.Hlii.iic- work, Temple University 111 1.1 Hisii r . General Science, Bird Study ELTON G. MOSHIIR 2176 Lincoln HiRhw;n F.,i i Lancaster 4, Pcniis U.nii B.S.. Eastern Mennomi, i nil, . , . Graduate work. Temple I nmisn p American Hi: I LI.UABETH H. NOLT Rome 2 Ml Joy, Pennsylvania B S Eastern Mennonite College Home Economics I and II. Needleci J. CLARENCE GARBER Box 341A, Route 6 Lancaster, Pennsylvania Undergraduate work at Miilersville State Teachers College Agriculture I and II, Shop k - ARNOLD J. MOSHIER 2176 Lincoln Highway East Lancaster 4. Pennsylvania Candidate for B.S.. Eastern Men Music I. Choruses. Bovs ' Health MARTHA MOSEMAN ' Lancasid Gregg Toad Shorthand, Person EDWIN L. KEENER Box 367, Route 1 B.S., Elizabethtown College Arithmetic. Business Arithmetic Personal Vse Booklceeping, Nature Study Graduate work, U LOIS CAREER KEENER 1190 Gypsy Hill Road Lancaster, Pennsylvania B.S., Elizabethtown College 1 • of Pennsylvania • Business English li CALVIN E. SHENK 1919 Millport Road Lancaster, Pennsylvania B.R.E., Eastern Mennonite College Graduate work. Temple University Jniiior Business Training, New Testa ROSA Y. MOSHIER 176 Lincoln Highway East Lancaster 4, Pennsylvania Librarian .-O ' ••••_, WILLIAM LEAKEY 2176 Lincoln Highway Lancaster 4, Pennsylvai Hall Manager MIRIAM WEN(;ER 7f Grecnlicld Rii:iil Laiuaslcr. PcnnsvU jni.i ALTA HOOVER lCi9 East Main Street Bareville. Pcniisyhani Assistant Matron HENRY BENNER Route 1 Ronks, Pennsylvania A.B. Eastern Mcnnonitc College Assistant Hall Manager JAMES M. SHANK 49 Eastland Drive Lancaster, Pennsylvania Minister B.S. and A.B,. Eastern Mennonite College Advanced work. University o£ London Church History, Mennonite History Missions, Personal Evangelism H. RAYMOND CHARLES Box 347, Route 1 Lancaster. Pennsylvania Minister iible Doctrine. Old Testament DANIEL WERT Box 156, Route 3 Manheim, Pennsylvania Minister Old Testament, Bible Characters and Bible Introduction, Bible Geography J. IKMN 1 I IIMAN ChanibcrsI)iiiK, l ' tnnsylv:mi;i Mitiislcr. Stiulciu ' PasKn Bible Docliii.c MERVIN MVER lie. Pen. l • Ivan Hall Manager Faciillv I.DUiigc What could he be doing? Faculty po ' Faculty cheerleaders 63 is r T1 KITCHEN STAFF Hattie Engle, Alma Ranck, Edna Hershey, Mabel Kreider. Ruth Lefever. Not on picture— Elizabeth Leaman, Anna Landis. Emma Riehl. Bena Zook. I Mrs. Anna S. Leakey, School nurse and Clas: ■1 i 1. c i Class Adviser Clarence Manila Garber Mosemann J 1 f r a ai Glenn Ban m ii iL....J Mary An Lois M Rnth He 1 Beiler arie Boll Ann Breneman my Buckwaller r r l r f a Anna Marv Charles Paul ClU ! iri lii 1 c rs il Hil Ii Mervin Rutl ' ■ Eby Ann Eshbach Harold Fisher Wark Forry Miriam June Frey Carol Gehman = f a r , ' . . ImH HJ ii J. Kenneth Gochenauer fc Jane Good m H Stanley Graybill tm r p f p y Jahue Harris : J. Glenn Herr V ' 1 t 3 ' i i il Anna Mae Hess David Hess Elsieanne Hess Elwood Hess J. Larry Hess Linford Horst ex n m o . H lii ii i k Eha Jane Huber Paul kennel J Llovd Kreider J. Flichard Landis Elam Lantz o a ' ' Alta M. Lapp Jean M. LeFever Lois Lefever m I I il M m Jane Leister Faye Marshall Leon Martin Dorcas Metzler f ' 63 Donald Naiima Lff Peachey Elvin Pciter Anna Ranck Jancl Ranrk Lois Ellen Shank Doris Shcnk Elvin Shertzcr Mary Sherlzcr Ray H. Sicgrist Daniel Smoker Joyce Snu)kcr Ennice Weaver Rov Wenger Mclanie Yocler Erla Zimmerman Laban Zii o rr - V id HH te. .i Jancl Vitmer f c . ( g ? iy r as n fs r! 151 Class Officers: Melvin Weaver. XicePresident Blair Seitz, President Julia Shreiner. Secretary Arlene Beiler. Treasurer f a a a n ns r ii ii c , o a  n O n , ' iiiiiJlHH il a r .: il 1% ii a ik A Ii 1 m f% . O m • liriam Baum; ida Beiler Marv Jane Rhoda 1 Effielow Boyden Joanne Campbell Jovce Carpenter Esther Rnth Clugston Marv Eberlv Classi jfli a Mehin G. Geigley Carolvn Click David Click John Good Nelson Good Rnth Ann Good Thclma Graybil Harold GrofE Miriam Groff Robert Harnish Dervin Hart Theo Havnes Carol Hershey Doris Hertzler Rhoda Hess Ainia Rnth Hostetter Dwane Hostetter Marv Ellen Huber Chester Kauffman Regina Kauffman Eugene Keener Evelvn Keener Jox K,ng Mary Jane Kreider Lois Landis Darlene Lapp Glenn Leama C , ' fVO Sicplun I.ralliciman . -_ | Arlcne artin c% f . y a Esth I.i -r Martin rille Martin Phehe Mariiii i h m ii i A na Mast I ' hel)e Mellinger f Anna Lois Metzler Frc.1 Miller ludilh Miller Ruth Anna Miller ? .jf MmmMm enneih Reed Melvin Reitz .f ! o o Carl Rutt Anna Elizabeth Sander Marian Sander Marv Esther Sensenig ■ ' • X y 1 M m m w . . n a rj c , a John Shenk Nancy Shenk John Shreiner letty Siegrist Barbara StaulTer Elmer Stoltzfiis Minnie Esther Stover Betty Lou L ' mble Elizabeth Weaver Ella Mae Weaver Marlene Wea Elaine Wengcr Paul Wenger James White Velma Yoder Earl Zimmerman r f rs n ' o o n r r r Class of ' 62 cont. Sophomore Class Officers: Carl Run. President Lewis Leaman, Vice-President Ruth Ann Good, Treasurer Marlene Weaver, .Secretary Class Advisers: Klva Krad Msron Die Class of ' 61 f% t ry n la.is AiiyMaclt 3 -v .. [alHl lia K.- Wilbur Hauinan r dM ' . ' ■ ■ .- y V [Sl Paul IScilcr IloiLiicc IkiHiL-r l. ciia ISi-iiiiancr 1 K,.N liiuhaUr Elaiiu- Buckuahcr 5 9 w DonaM Cluibb Riiikliart j..liii lUki EI)lcM c;hivcnliall Svbil CUilbauc ■5 . n.it;cll I-aii[iie L Dctwciler David Ebersule Lloul Eljy H.niN Erb |..Me Eib ■5 « f ? a ft ' . . r « , ikiiiie Esbciishade Dorothy Eshbach Rulli Io Lxdia C.Lbman Karl Glick iiior Click c r n Donald Good Nfiriam Good Nancy Good Lois Graybill Melvin Graybill Doris Groff f c f r : y Mary Jane Groff hrvn Hershc Mai Aim Hcrshev riIianl llcrshcv Doris HcishcN kalhrvn Hershc Mai Aim Hers l! n John Hess Joseph Hess Dorothx HorsC r - - ' ' M Jac.b Hess Class of 1 I o Ruth Anna Kauffman X ' lrgil King Titus Kurtz Elizabeth Landis Martha Landis Mervin L Rov Lapp Dale Lcfever fs les Leonard f James Leonard Rlioda Longacre Reba l.oiigenecker Dale Ma - Henrietta Martin Jason Ma Joanne Martin f , Vc l - Mast O r f O M.citMi RlHicl.i M,i a a ci c:s Melliiiger M.inli.i , k .lillcr hci GIcMii Nlillcr [aiiicc.- Miller luila Naf inL-r Am. M,.hler lila.ui.e Newswanger C:harmaine Mt.rphy Kenneth Xisslev Robert Musscr in Nancv L. Nissley P - 1 l k■ Ri.h.Hcl issl, l.inus R.Muk Riiili Reed F.UKcne R. hrer ji n r n isenig Ruth Anna Sensenig Rachel Shank Joyce Shaub Dorothy A. Shenk ff5 I John V. Sh, 1.1 • ' Class of ' 6( ila M. Shiik Ruth Sieerist c c o ( %: Fa e Stauffei Mii ULl Stniffer Mntine Snuffei iiiu Mn St )ltzfus Lois Stoltzfus !© f r (.er.ilcl sto.ier Donald Strickler Marlin Swarlzcnlrnber Mclvui Thomas ry ' .1 Susan Unible Chur Weaver Estlier Mae Weaver |,iik WraMi Reha We.iver 1 Susan Weaver Anna Wcngcr Wihnei W eii-tr Jean Whisler Daikiic W isslci Rolicrt Wvl)le i Constance Yoder Levi .immerman Ruth i: «l!Li, Junior C:la s Ollitirb: CJcrald Stoiicr, President Mclvin Thomas, Vice-President Joyce ErI), Secretary Elaine Ruct;waUer. Treasurer Class Advisers: Miriam Wen Ellon Nfosl f : im J I jd I J ' wiP ' - inr 1 £ p 1 fiP SLii i M It ill I ' l ' iiiiiiiiiii B vl Senior Class Officers: Harold Hess, Vice-President David Thomas, President Ruth Ann Wert, Secretary Grace Delp, Treasurer Senior Advisers: IWartha Lutz Harvey W. Bauniar n BlMll Hi IIFR U.illo.i. M;n l.inil Cliiisii in li. anil kaiic liciler Mabel Jean Boil Route 4, Box 2 ' ij Manhciin. Pennsvlvaiiia John H. and Edith V. Boll Mklxix Beiler Route 1 Gordonvillc, Pennsylvania Elam B. and Elizabeth M. Beiler f M RiTH Ann Bicher Route 1. Box 188 Manheim. Pennsylvania J. Chester and Myrtle N. Bucher Harold Blank Cochranville. Pcnnsvlvania J. Sylvester and Roberta F. Blank Eileen Buckwalter Jacob S. and Fannie E. Buckwalter Linda Bickwalter h I Rlith Clymer Quarryville, Pennsylvania John M. and Stella H. Clymer Grace Delp Route 2 Columbia, Pennsylvania Oscar L. and Mary S. Delp Grace Ebersole 425 Fulling Mill Road Mounted Route 2 Middletown. Pennsylvania Daniel K. and Susie H. Ebersole Slicrulaii, Pcnnsvlvania Wilmci M. and Arlcne B. Eby LwKRNK IlHV Cocliianvillc. Pcnnsvlvania Paul H. and Miiiaiii A. Eby Dorothy Mae Eby w Carl Frank 30 Main Street Salunga, Pennsylvania Christian W. and Mae R. Frank r ! . ' :r— 1),,K, 1K, Paul Lan ' erne Career Route 1 Ciiiumbia. Pennsylvania Jiilm H. and Elizabeth S. Garber i4 1 B Robert Cochenauer Robert H. and ' verna t. Cochenauer Marvin Click Smoketown, Pennsylv Conrad C;ravbill 60 Diller Avenue New Holland, Pennsylvania Chester C. and Edith K. Graybill Daniel M. and Lillian S. Click ESTHIR A. CiEHMAN Ri.iitc 1 l.ititz. Pennsvlv;iiiia John V. and Barbara N(. Gchman ' ' - l Bet-i V Gerlach Rmilc 2 Columhia. Pennsylvania Martin and Mae Gerlach (Not Graduating) Doris Click Box 78. Route 1 Gap, Pennsylvania aac S. and Martha S. Glick •5 i Shelly Cravuii.i Route 1 Richfield. Pennsylvani Orpha S. Graybill J t .Anna Margaret C roff Strasburg. Pennsylvania Landis S. and Mary L. Groff ' IT ' ; Dorothy CiRoi [ Box 37j, Rome 1 Kiiizers, Peniisvlvania Rov M and Ellen ' M. Gi( Elias H .uul Elizabeth B Gruff Martha Harnish Barbara Ann Hkrr Ellen Rose Herr Route 2 V■ilIow Street. Peiinsvl aiiia H. Elvin and Elizabeth W. Herr Betty Louise Hershey 1647 Old Philadelphia Pike Lancaster, Pennsylvania Landis E. and Ruth M. Hershey ? ' it RiTH Harmsh Route 7. Box VM Lancaster. Penn.svlvania Clarence H. and Esther M. Harnish i-i- ' . ' Anna Mae Hkrr Route 7. 15ox 4:i8 Lancaster. PciinsvKania Willis G. and Elsie R. Herr . fARv Harmsh Rome I Christiana. Pennsylvania Roherl and Lydia Harnish J. David Hertzlkr Route 1 Narvon, Pennsvlvania Harrv S . and Edna W. Hcrtzler [anet Hf.rtzler Route 3 Mechanicsburg, Pennsviv: . ha R. Hertzler Ernest Mark Hess Route Willow Street, Pennsylvania James H. and Anna Hess 85 T 4s Harold Hess 1 ji  w.- J B Larry Hess B Route 1 James B. and Anna R. Hess John Henry Hess, Jr. Route 2 Xew Holland, Pennsylvania John H. and Elsie W. Hess, Sr. Mm Reba Jane Horst 15 Weaver Avenue New Holland, Pennsylvania Abram S. and Ruth S. Horst Ri BA Ann Kauffman Bird in Hand, Pennsylvania ohn E. and Margaret K.. Kauffn DaRLENE HOSTtlltK Parkesburg, Pennsylvania Donald and ' Pluma K. Hostetter Jacol) G. ami Mar S. Hess Janice Darlene Horst Rome 1 Paradise, Pennsylvania Leshcr B. and Luella L. Horst Barbara Ann Keener Rome 3 Lancaster. Pcnnsvlvania Clyde E. and Alma G. Keener Ri_TH Keener Rome I. Box 348 Mercersbiirg. Pennsylvania Eldad J. and Lydia B. Keener El MI R Kl NNII Route 2 Lancaster. Pennsylvania Elmer K. and Edith C. Kennel T Franklin King 255 Lancastci- Pike Mal ein, Pennsylvania Frank R. and Lvdia M. King a « w .m i James Lkaman Route 4. Box 713 Lancaster, Pennsylvania Daniel D. and Elizabeth H. Leaman Mervin Leaman Route I Parkesburg, Pennsylvania ner D. and Evelyn H. Leaman Route 2 Xarvon. Pennsylvania Joseph L and Susan F. Kurtz Peter Leaman -rhc Dell Longenecker Road Moiuit Joy, Pennsylvania George V. and Grace G. Leaman Fleeiwood, Pennsylvania Jacob M. and Ada K. Kurl Carroll Lehman Route 1 Chambersburg. Pennsylvania Andrew H. and Lois S. Lehman Richard Lantz liox 6i Roiiks. Peiinsvlvania Elam G. and Iva V. Lantz ' E a Jane Lehman 1727 Lincoln Highway East Lancaster. Pennsylvania T. VVeagley and Ethel L. Lehman Barbara Ann Lapp Rome 1 Paradise, Pennsylvania Samuel S. and Susan G. Lapp Alion L()ngenec;ker Route 3, Box 506 Lancaster. Pennsylvania Elmer .. and Ruth K. Longenccker C R[ [ariin 227 East Main Street Teire Hill Pennsylvania Alvin G and Elva B. Mart LiMI-R i [ RTI Eugene Martin Route 1 Chambersburg. Pennsylvania Omar and Anna Mae K. Martin §0 f Clair Mellinger Route 3 Ephrata, Pennsylvania Abram Z. and Mabel B. Mellinger Doris [i i i incir RoutL _ ' Willow Street PcnnsyUania Paul B. and Florence N. Mellinger Martha Mil, linger Lititz, Pennsylvania Clyde L. and Anna Mae B. Mellinger Lko Martin Box 305 Maugaiisville, Maryland Adam R. and Martha S. Ma 483 Church Mreet Landisville. Pennsylvania Arthur H. and Ethel ' B. Miller Rachel Martin Route 1 Annville. Pennsylvania Emanuel and Rachel M. Martin Galen Miller Box 62 Bainbridge, Pennsylvania Neil J. and Ada G. Miller Rhoda Mast Route 2 Elverson. Pennsylvania Jacob K. and Ada L. Mast John Miller 2160 Lincoln Highway East Lancaster. Pennsvlvania Amos N. and Miriam B. Miller 1) s 1 M , Kenneth Miller Naomi Miller Box 249, Route 3 Manheim, Pennsylvania Raymond K. and Rulh L. Miller LoRR l i Mlrphy 815 b ipruce Street Elizabethtown, Pennsylvan Mis Ella Mae Murphy -_ Lois Mver Route 1 Quarryville, Pennsylvania los B. and Martha H. Myer 5 3J Nelson Nafziger Route 3 Coatesville, Pennsylvania Levi and Edna E. Nafziger Christ M. Mosemann 7:U Main Street . kron, PennsvUaiiia Christ M. and Edith V. Mosemann Munheim. Pennsylvania yniond H. and Nfahel S. Moyer r m J RoSEMARIE XeY 602 Pine Street Reading. Pennsylvania Lawrence E. and Marie L. Ney Aaron XEWswAiNGER Route 1 Gordonville. Pennsylvania s R. and Alice K. Newswanger NfiRiAM Mover Route 2 Manhcim, Pennsylvania Pharcs H. and Mabel W. Moyer Mary )ane Nisslev Box 438. Route 2 Lancaster. Pennsylvania Rov R. and Ruth N. Nissley Mauel Joyce Nolt Route 1 Oiliiinl)ia. Peunsvlvania istiaii R. and Marv T. Nolt dh ROSANNE PeIFER Box 51G, Route 3 Lancaster. Pennsylvania n S. and Mary H. Peifer Ephiata, Penns l anid Thus M and Edna J Sensenig Arlene Sensenig 1)31 West Main Street Akron, Pennsylvania s. Elta Sensenig Miller Ca-AIR Sahder Route 1 Lititz, Pennsylvania Raymond W. and Margarete S. Sauder l ' |t)H. R. R ANCK L ' .-lSl Marietta Anciuil Lancaster. Pennsylvania Rohcrt H. and Pauline P. Ranck Bertha Mae Sauder Lcwisvillc. Pennsylvania Robert W. and Riiili L. Sauder Alice Shank Avenue Ellicott City, Maryland Valter A. and Ann C. Shank CarolviN Shank Route 5 Hagerstown, Marvland n S. and Martha R. Shank Gerald Shank Route 1 Chambersburg, Pennsvlvania Glenn H. and Mac L. Shank Dowi II Sill II Ik .-- t Sarah L. Snader Route t Denver, Pennsylvania Jacob .. and Mary L. Snader RoHtRTA ShEELER Box 85 Spring City. Pennsvlvania Paul and Nancv M. Slieeler Rouio 7 l.aiR.iMcr. PcnnsNhania aid V. and Mallei E, She Freida Stauffer Snvder Avenue ' Rome 1 Phoenixville, Pennsylvania Clayton L. and Orpha B. Stauffer I ' AII, W. Staimer Route 3 Lititz. Pennsylvania Mrs. Florence Stauffer RoBl RT ShRIINER Rout: Elizabetlitowii. Peniisylvaiii; Fannie I.. Shreincr Mary Ellen Smucker Bird-in-Hand, Pennsylvania Mrs. Anna M. Smucker East Earl, Pennsvlvaina Clarence P. and Anna Marv V. Shirk g Ruiite 1 Gap. Pennsylvania David S. and Salinda j. Stoltzfus Betty Stoltzu s Route 2 Parkcsburg. Pennsylvania Reuben G. and Dorothv K. Stoltzfus Ethel Stoltzfus Morganlown. Peinisvlvania Mis. Marv R. Stoilzfiis Monroe Stoltzfus Box 100, Route 2 Elverson, Pennsylvania ;tian L. and Sarah S. Stoltzfus Alt A Mae Strite Route 3 le, Pennsylvania Abram J. and Emma E. Str: Donna Lou Weaver Brownstown. Pennsylvania J. Landi; ■ ■ -- d Ada H. Weaver Marilyn Strong Route 3 Meclianicsburg, Pennsylvania William M. and Emma W. Strong Edward Glen Webb lOUG McCaffery Place Chester, Pennsylvania Rav and Grace S. Webb Mary Wagaman Fayetteville, Pennsylvania George R. and Ruth M. Wagaman n.wii) Thomas Box ■)!. ). Rome ( I.anc;islcr. Peniisvlvaiiia llaxid N. ami Ediih H. Ihonias Rt TH Ann Vert McAlisIcrvillc. Pcnnsvlvania Michael W. and Alma I.. Wert 4. t - ' Dai.e LImbi.k Sadsljiiiwillc. Pcniisvlvania Leon H. and Melba R. Imble ZA Harold kagi Chainbershiirg, Peniisv Ivania Fred E. and Ruth A. Vcager Dorothy Umble Alglen. Penns Ivania John M and Susanna K. L ' mble Mkrvin R. Zl-.M)1 Mimintown, Pennsylvania John H. and Anna W. Zendt Esther Zimmerman Route 3 Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania Laban and Emma L. Zimmerman J4 J HRONiCA Zimmerman Box 174, Route 1 Bambridge. Pennsylvania Vernon R. and Marv K. Zimmerman Nongraduates: Jerry Benowitz 613 S. 48th Street Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Mrs. Bella Benowitz I Philip Burton 7 Jane Street, Newlinville Coatesville, Pennsylvania Sybil Pennington Minnie J. Ober Box 79, Route 4 Manheim, Pennsylvania i.W General :s no love on Spanish . . . likes has an ingenious way of look- Melvin Beiler Cheerful grin . Pontiacs and farr ing innocent. Harold Blank General Friendly . . . seldom in a hurry . . . proud of that pink and white Merc. . . . Monday morning theme song -■■I feel like sleepin ' . Mabel Jean Boll General Serene . . . pretty, dark complexion . . . comes to school in Brother Wert ' s Box . . . enjoys oil painting Commercial mile . . . commercially minded ipered . . . gets things done. Ruth Ann Bucher Poised . . . friendly s . . . slender . . . even-ten Eileen Fay Buckwalter Interesting wardrobe Hkes symphony music . Everett Buckwalter Knows his POD likes Chevies . . . m. Commercial ,er ' s license . . . heard . . . calm. Fannie Buckwalter Elementary Bible Soft spoken . . . domestically talented . . . future nurse ' s aid . . . one of our Bible students . . . trust- Linda Buckwalter College Preparatory Very willingly represents New York state . . . Let ' s have a lit staff meeting today. ... interested in interior decorating . . . helps liven POD discussions. Edith Charles Domestic Science Helps keep the lunch line moving . . . enjoys sewing . . . tidy . . . studies diligently . . . Still waters run ,lcep. Paul Charles General Lover of the great outdoors . . . easygoing . . . future tiller of the soil . . . alert . . . reserve d. Ruth Clymer Has expressive eyes dislikes ic scientious . . . drives the station wagon Quarrvville. General v roads . . . con- all the way from Grace Delp Lovely dark-haired gal . . . found citement . . . quick friendly smile . . tcner . . . guards the class treasury. Grace Ebersole General Small-featured . . . dry sense of humor . . . neat seam- stress . . . one of our shorter girls . . . frank, cheerful smile. Dorothy Eby General Serene . . . ladylike . . . interesting smile . . . Dorothy, you ' re blushing ... interested in practical nursing or VS. Laverne Eby General Seldom seen without Bob Gochenauer . . . loves foot- ball . . . fond of his Plymouth 6. General amateur psychologist . . . future pulse taker . . . doesn ' t jump to con- candid. General . some say he ' s quiet: others disagree lusic . . . crackling sense of humor . . . Doris Frey General Efficient in Chemistry lab. , . en|c vs writnig poetry . . . looks forward to weekends keeps her little house very neat and tidy. I ' .ml (.aibcr _ (..iiii.il Kllicicnl song leader . . . Ilalila cspanol nun liiin . . . iialiirallv dignified . . . fund of liis (jiiilar l.ill and dark. Esther Gehman General Alw.ivs ready for basketball . . . prizes her hope rhesi . . . iMslikcs Monday morning lest-and Monday mornings Doris Glick ike ■ i as a commercial arti always neatly dressed. Marvin Glick Electronics interests him . . . amateur 1 . . feature editor of the MILL STRE.AM taste in clothes . . . Vs are his weakness. Robert Gochenaucr Likes the atmosphi General sleepv oil Mon- f onrad Graybill Pleasantly reserved . mechanical innards . . . enj enter E.M.C. Robert Graybill lakes his studies seriously blood . . . votes for Holstein co study group. Shelly Gr vbill Anna Margaret Groff Good storyteller . . that chemistry. . . . i likes unfinished storie: Miriam Groff Farmerette . . . words . . . candid work as nurse ' s aid. Dorothy Groff Conscientious . . . always friend . . . fair complexion a true friend. Martha Hamish General has farming in his president of nature General in Bible Doc. . . . i . . . likes live bccf- General . . teasing smile ... I don ' t get naturally wavy dark hair . . . dis- General ikes math . . . never at a loss for . . energetic . . . looks forward to housekeeper Elementary Bible illing to do a favor for a . . Oh, those blushes! . . . General loves flowers . . . friendly would like to work in a Mary Hamish Efficient in comn twins— bv li e hour uniciue giggle . . . friendly. Anna Mae Herr .Short and sweet things done . . . cai joys farm life. Barbara Ann Herr • Oh, those dimple Ellen Rose Herr Exiraordinarv likes classical mu Commercial 1 subjects . . . older half of the enjoys hiking ... a very faith- ladylike . gracious hostess General ■ • gels General frank and lively . . . enjoys junding home . . . expressive . fond of long telephone con- College Preparatory bility . . . cultured tastes . . . las great creative imagination. General lusical speaking voice . . . lir without the accompa- Bctly Louise Hershey Ccimpctent pianist . . soft, n sweet and neat . . . has red h: iMing temper. David Hertiler College Preparatory Harry . . . studious . . . susceptible to teasing . . . books are his friends . . . likes math. Janet Hertzler Commercial .Strawberry blonde . . . more often seen than heard . . . eiijovs basketball . . . tidv and efficient . . . good friend of tlie. twins. Ernest Hess General His name implies everything! . . . conscientious . . . capable Christian leader . . . considerate . . . friendly to everyone. Six-foot-two basketball ace . . . class Vee Pee . . . always a gentleman . . . hits those low notes . . . impulsive wit. John Henry Hess College Preparatory Potential career— chemical engineer . . . loves a good ■discussion . . . can give or take teasing equally well . . . hates to be called johnny. Larry Hess a iil staiii)) collector . . geometry and trig. College Preparatory . reserved but friendly . . . one of the survivors of solid Paul Hess CicKKl-natiircd smile . . yintage Poiuiac . . . agric . dclibcrat ilture-Ho! Agriculture ; thinker . . . ' 57 John Hochstetler Has a .lisiinctive speaking voice . . Ford . deliberate and determined hair General drives an English . . has dark curly Janice Horst scsscs a bubbling giggle . future pu . . says the General se taker . . . pos- unusual. 103 Rcba Jane Horst Darlene Hostetter Neat seamstress larietv and exciter 1 rial I bookkeeping errors and feminine General has a defrosting smil Reba Ann Kauffman Always eager to sing . . . We had the ra . . . enjoys traveling . . . efficient bookkeepei Barbara Ann Keener Songstress extraordinary . patented giggle . . . daddy asset to any singing group. ' iiddles. Commercial Ruth Keener A good storyt gen College Preparatory peppy friendliness . . . expres- ppy. bright outlook on life in Elmer Kennel College Preparatory Deceptively innocent - looking . . . Sprichst du Dcutsch? ... A smart little edition with a star-studded Franklin King College Preparatory Drives a little ole Rambler . . . voluble . . . What do you think of that? . . . self-confident . . . has his own opinions on all questions . . . appreciates good music. Rose Marie King General Exceptional alto voice . . . her fingers, fly over the key- board . . . prize possession— her organ . . . the medical profession fascinates her. Ruth Kurtz Easy to get along nursing ... in domestically ta General . looks forward to practical erested in people and their problems . . . ented. Wayne Kurtz General Every inch a gentleman . . . studious . . . clear tenor oice . . . pleasantly reserved . . . one of the associate editors of the LAUREL WREATH. Richard Lantz All out for fun . . wavs ready for a gam General . strong conviction for Olds . . . al- e of basketball . . . has a very lively personality. Barbara Lapp Prizes her Christi head. . . . intellecti lend a helping hand College Preparatory n heritage . . . It ' s all in your ally talented . . . always ready to James Leaman Efficient typist . . lous tendencies . . storyteller. General capable song leader . . . has garru- friendly and sociable . . . good Mervin Leaman General Dependable . . . alert outfielder . . . always ready for singing . . . one hundred per cent a gentleman . . . likes otii ' ce type of work. Peter Leaman General Would like to advance in the field of electronics . . . next to his car. he prizes his German shepherd police dog. Carroll Lehman General Willing to argue for his conv . . . casts his vote for Simcas . . . . coins catchy phrases. . . . E.M.C. bound got get-up-and-go Jane Lehman uture steuograph( ;ll, forevermore! Commercial appreciates good music . . . lives just down the road Vluiii L )iii;iiK-ckcr S;iiui hair ... is fascinati ' il 1) takes Ills school work seriously . College Prepai . . soft spoken. (arl Marlin Likes and has dark hair ... a . . enjoys pounding on the pia Paul .Stauller. n csperiall sharp d no . . . usually .seen Elmer Martin Ihis guy is a big joker . . . ' likes his car pretty well lively c;i ■I hope to lell von. Eugene Martin Ge Country boy . . . speaks with a Chanibcrsburg a . . . fond of practical jokes . . . distinctive gait seldom caught napping. Commercial Kin ... in charge URE.MH . . . Leo Martin .Straw blond hair . . . southen of the business end of the L read for baseball any tiine. Rachel Martin General Pet peeve— 6:15 A.M. . . . runaway giggle! . . . enjoys vocalizing . . . likes Hershey ' s chocolate candy . . . amus- ing storvleller. Rhoda Mast General Raises champion steers . . . everyone ' s friend ... at home on the lower range of notes . . . sincerely sweet . . . graceful ice skater. Clair Mellinger College Preparatory Possesses great Christian leadership ability . . . intel- lectual giant . . . Good grief! . . . MILL STREAM editor . . . likely to succeed in anything he undertakes. General one of L.M.S ' s lady drivers . . . Doris Mellinger Graceful ice skater sews on the dotted 1 Martha Mellinger Looks forward to smile . . . energetic . Barbara .Ann Miller Galen Miller Livens up dorm life pered . . . rarin ' to go ball field . . . creates General defrosting General y . . . stands up for her opinions fond of her stereo set. College Preparatory incessant tease . . . even-tem- . keeps up the chatter on the John Miller General Ping-pong champ of the senior class . . . finds the strike zone in baseball . . . future woodworker . . . Kenneth Miller Raises live pork chops . is book-inclined . . . cair . . long and 1 and cooper Mervin Miller Nfakes frequt Naomi Miller Makes intell iiitercsled in i ;its to Lebanon Couii . . . carefree grin . General . . . unde- accordion General DHtributions in German class . . . mental institutions . . . smiling r.hristian Mosemann General -Avid collector of stamps and coins . . . dislikes people vho take their half out of the niiddle-figuraiivelv and iterallv . . . future salesman. Jean Mover When thousand-leggers come, she goesi fair complexion . . . Martha ' s adopted sist easily accelerated giggle. General . pretty. 105 Clayton Jack, a good Che nd Son Plumbii John Ranck Enjoys reading ... he future Son of Ranck good argument. Bertha Mae Sauder I ' sually outwardly calr work . . . Oh, my liver! ' Clair Sauder Equally talented in bas chievous eyes . . . He ' s a Arlene Sensenig Dresses that match her tresses . . voice . . . vigorous literary style friends. LaMarr Sensenig One of our future Pax boys . . Morning Star radio program . . . . . conscientious. General . If you want ally minded. General nurse ' s aid jrdionist. College Preparatory . expressive eyes and . . has a galaxy of General . announcer for the has an active mind Alice Shank -Another supporter handwriting . . . pretl a ' whistling Dixie. ' College Preparatory ■ convincing orator . . . lly found where there ' s Miriam Meyer General Will make someone a good secretary . . . reliable friend . . . good shot in basketball. Lorraine Murphy General .Artistically inclined . . . versatile . . . keen sense of friendliness . . . pet peeves— olives and loudly ringing alarm clocks. Lois Myer Defini te convictio Christian . . . sup] Nelson Nafziger Knows cars inside before he acts . . . his HAWK. Aaron Newswanger Ardent shutterbu fishing . . . has the master of the hamm Rosemarie Ney Prizes her friendships . . . v the little tots . . . exercises he hails from Reading. sweet and neat and upside his spare t; General hunting and Mary Jane Nissley General Expresses herself through the paint brush . . . feels the lures of faraway places . . . doesn ' t appreciate pop quizzes. Mabel Nolt Has an inquisi . . . able mimic herself. General . . breezy . . . ready laugh eldom bashful . . . sings to Naomi Oberholtzer Small lively package . . . i . . . full o ' pep . . . enjoys ho General eels in sports of all kinds eback riding. Rosanne Peiter General Capable lady driver . . . values her bank account . . . smiles are free . . . My bookkeeping balanced— was I ever surprised! Jerald Shank General Handsome . . . one hundred per cent a gentleman . . . leat dresser , , . enjoys hunting and fishing . . . Wish had my gun now! Donald Sheeler Spontaneous sparkle sicians . . . likes the Irish unpredicta Roberta Sheeler Inexhaustible supply of jokes one of our most c id imagii General ipable mu- General drives a Volkswagen bus to school ... no nonresistance toward spiders. Joanne Shertzer Commercial Energetic . . . pint-size tease . . . quick-silver on the basketball court . . . sympathetic personality . . . great depth of character. all out for Allan Shirk Anything he does, he does dry wit ... I don ' t know; I ' m asking fun . . . supports the classics. Robert Shreiner General Top-notch quarterback . . . comes and goes in a 58 Olds . . . sports-minded . . . well-mannered gentleman . . . genial. Mary Ellen Smucker General Has a green thumb . . . would like to live in the moun- tains . . . immaculately dressed . . . energetic . . . pretty. Sarah Snader College Preparatory Collector of picture post cards . . . enjoys traveling . . . sparkling blue-green eyes . . . lively and feclion for Macbeth . . . collects pictures of bea scenery for her scrapbook. Paul Stauffer Gi Future fruit salesman . . . quick to note opportu for chivalry ... at home on solid H O . . . de movements. Krl N Molt llls Co hue 1 H .s (loiiR ' siii ;ibililics . . sliidious . . loll contagious giggli- . . . keenly pc tcniiv lllCI .mire . . . Oh. it ' s m t that had! Clarence Stollzfus Infectious grin . . . his hands ser (?) suggestion of red in his lopkii ... a deer rifle is his favorite con Elhil .Slolt fus General , . shgh, hctic listener. Monroe Stoltzfus Genei Class Rip van Winkle . . . looks forward to work Si ulh . nicrica . . . struggling through solid gconiet and trig . . . fre(]uently seen washing his car. .. lta Striie General ijoys reading, but NOl ' . Wee-ell! . . . tackles hlling out hook report forms . a job with vigor. Marilyn Strong General Pleasing dignity . . . soprano quarter of girls ' lorni (juartet . . . neat . . . plans to enter E.M.C. next year. interested in Home Ec. David Thomas Commercial . lwa s found in an atmosphere of smiles and chuckles . . . natural leader . . . has many friends; will share them . . . class chief executive . . . people are his hobby. Dale Umble College Preparatory Finds arguments enticing . . . prizes those . ' s . . . future chalk grinder . . . thinks before he speaks, anil ihcn comes up with the right answers. Dorothy Umble . ttractive dark hair and eyes . . . finds ciij nature . . . future mistress of the three R ' s smiles! tary Wagaman Mischievous eyes . . . wears pretty print d and golden-haired . . . lively . . . My h; Ge red! ikes blue. Donna Lou Weaver Great acting abilitv . . . i pint size . . . can be vivaci writings show it. Glenn Webb Fascinated by aeronautics . rolling bass voice . . . has a swims like a fish. Ruth Ann Wert Has a personality lacking Nurse.- Well, maybe. ' Harold Yeager Well read . . . has gun . . . will enly . . . has surgical ambitions tcrest in basketball games. Mervin Zendt Makes friends and keeps them and last— vear at L.Nf.S. . . . bashful laugh. E-slher Zimmerman Lo cs an easy chair and a good boo! mountains and forests . . . her bed— be day mornings. Veronica Zimmerman Head waitress . . . will keep her di College Preparatory ed in languages . . . . . she ' s a poet- her General jsingly courteous . . . contagious grin . . . General 1 halo . . . book,s— lend spice to a con- General el . . . most squirt- takes a definite in- General spending his first- General rambles over lend on .Mon- ely Christian Class Poem THY PATH, OUR CHOSEN WAY Looking out across the future, Facing it with skill and zest, Master, we would want to follow In the path that you think best. Youth, ambition, hope, and honor Urge-US on to wealth and fame, But we want to choose the pathway That ' ould honor Thy dear name. ' Softly comes the Master ' s answer In a voice so strong and clear, Children, be my faithful servants, And leave all that you hold dear. Trials, challenges will face you, If you ' re willing to obey, To leave all and follow onward In the strait and narrow way. To the faithful I have promised Untold blessings, untold love. Entrance to the heavenly portals And the shining courts above. I may call you to the cities Over land, o ' er the seas. But remember what I ' ve promised. And leave all to follow me. Chapters in our lives are closing O ' er our school years s viftly gone. Sweetest mem ' ries ne ' er forgotten Through our lives shall linger on. When we leave our Alma Mater, May we pledge from day to day, Master, we shall always follow In Thy Path, Our Chosen W ay. —Janice D. Horst. Class Song Lorraine Murphy 1. () gia • cious Goil. I 1 . Thy love to u S. O gra - cious (iod, w lee we owe our full - est thanks and praise, as a ray of light, an end - less stream, Thou be - stow on us Thy grace this day, -0- oi Thou art our e Which on and on through dark - ness shines its pure and crys - tal gleam. Anil ev - er ■ more that we may live in Thine own will for aye; val - ley dark, and oft a toil ■ some day, find its - self a joy - ful, wel - come stay. Thee as war ■ riors true, we pray m ev • er let us smg to l nee as war ■ riors true, we pray; But still our hands in Thine we take Thy Path, Our Cho - sen Way. . nd to re ■ turn that love we take Thy Path. Our Cho - sen Way. After third verse onlv 0« - -t — — y r-t— — 1 1 1 1 — b- ■■.A.C • 1 3 cep t us ► -0 Lord, a 9- he re we take Thy P ath. Our Cho - en Way. • An len. 9 - ) ' ' ff r wr-m ■ L — I — ' — _ -IT— I— J- — H _ t_y ■ 1 _ — -f F= — n f 1 1 V • r Acknowledgments Our a( kiiowledgmems and thanks to; Harvey W. Baiiman, our class adviser, for his helpful guidance. Paul Peel and Paul Schload of Peel ' s Studio in Lancaster for their excellent photography for the yearbook. National Publishing Company of Philadel]5hia for their fine craftsmanship in making the yearbook cover. Mennonite Publishing House for a splendid printing job. Henry B. Holt anil Company, Inc., for permission to use the poem The Road Not Taken bv Robert Frost. Index AnsMiuli. I.ois 8, 13. ' M. 37, 10, 71, IlarRc, Jancl 8. 71, 70 IJaiKC. Lois 11,68 liaiiiiiaii. Cleiiii 11. 6ti Baumaii. Harvey 15. 23, 30. 13, 54, 78 Baiiman. Miriam 11.68 Baimian. Wilbur 9, 71 Beilcr, Arlciic 10. 18. 20. 39. 67 Bcilcr. Beimel 19, 79 Beilcr. Marv Ann 66 Beiler. Melviii 79 Beilcr. Paul 18. -Ji. 28. 38, 71 Beilcr. Vida 10. 20. 68 Benner, Florence 71 Bcuncr. Henry 26. 27. 59, 63 Bcnowil . Jcrrv 16. 20. 100 Blank. HaroUl l. 38. 79 Boll. I.ois Marie 11. 66 Boll. Mabel Jean 8. 16. 22, 30. 31. 7! Boll. Marv Jane 37. 68 lionibcr-cr. James U. r)2. 63 BoniraRcr. l.cona 71. 76 Book. Rhoda 8. 68 Bodcn. Elficlow 18. 68 Brcneman. Ruth Ann 10, 66 Brnbaker, J. Rov 12. 71 Buchcr. Ruih Anne 8, 16, 79 liiKkwalier, Eileen 16, 21, 78 Buckwalter, Elaine 8. .(1. 71, 75 Bufkwallcr. Everett 16, 80 Buckwalter, Fannie 8. 13, 15, 16, 22, , 80 I Buckwalter, Henry 39, 66 ' Buckwalter, Linda 8, 20. 10. -12, 80, Bucovc. David 81 Burkhart. Kathleen 71 Burton. Philip 26. 27. 28 . 30. 100 i.arpn,.., |..-,.. M i,N Charlrs, Mn- i.r, Charl , I .lull 1 : Jn Jl, 39, 81 Charles. Paul 2.s. M Charles. Ravmond 60 Chisenhall. Eblen 18. 71 Chubb, nonald 71 Chubb. Lois 8. 71 Clugston. Paul 66 Cliigston. Ruth 11. 68 CIvmer. Ruth 16. 80 Ciilhane. Svbil 8. 13. 20. 22, 39. 71 Dagen. Naomi 8, 13. 71 Deip. Grace 8. 19. 20. 40. 78. 80. I nctweilcr. Fannie 8. 71 Oiciz. Mvron 20. ,39. 51, 02. 63. 75 Eberlv. Marv 11. 68 Ebersole. David 9. 12. 71 Ebersolc. Cracc 8. 18. 19. 30. 80 Ebv. Dorolhv 8, 13. 10. 19. 8! Ebv. I.averne 81 Ebv. l.lovd9. 12. 71. 70 Ebv. Lois 8. 18. 20. 21. 22. 42. 81 Ebv. Marvin 66 Erb. Hcnrv 21. 26. 37. 71. 76 Erb. Jovcc 8. 13. 71. 75. 76 Esbenshade. Geraldine 71 Eshbach. Dorolhv 8. 71 Eshbach. Ruth Ann 60 Fisher. J. Harold .39. 66 Forrv. Mark lit! Fox.Ruth 71 Frank. Carl 9, 12. 28. 82 Frcv. Doris 8. 13. 18. 20, 82 Ircv. Miriam June 00 {iehman. Carol 66 Gchman, Esther 16. 83 Gehman. Lvdia 13. 23. 71. 76 Gehman. Rachel 11. 66 Geiglev. Mclvin 18. 08 C;erlach, Beltv 13. 83 Click, Carolyn 8. 68 Click. David 68 (;iick. Doris 8. 43. 83 Click. Karl 18, 71. 76 Cilick. Marvin 9. 16. 28, 30. 41, 83 Click, Victor 18, 27, 38, 71, 76 Ciochenauer, Kenneth 66 Cochenaucr, Robert 9. 20, 38, 82 Good. Donald 9. 26, 71 C;ood. Jane 11, 60 Goo,l, John 08 Good, Miriam 71 (iood. Nancy 71, 76 Good, Nelson 08 Good, Noah G. 37, ,50, 62 Good. Ruth Aim 11, 20, 08, 70 Gravbill. Conrad 9. 10. 82 Gravbill. Lois 13, 71 Gravbill, Melvin 9, 37, 71 Gravbill, Robert 29. 39. 83 Gravbill. .Shcllv 12. 19, 20, 21, 83 Gravbill. .Sianlev 60 Graybill. Thelma 11.68 GrofT. Anna Margaret 8. 15. 21. 42. 83. 101 GrofT. Doris 8. 71 GrolT. Dorolhv 10. 84 GrolT. Harold 25. 68 GrofT. lohn 39. 66 GrofT. Marv Jane 13. 72 GrofT. Miriam (Soph.) 11, 68 GrofT. Miriam (.Sr.) 10. 84 Harnish. Esther 8. 72 HarTiish. Martha 16. 22. 23. 43. 84 Hiirnish. Marv 19. 22. 30. 31, 85 Harnish. Robert 20. 68 Harnish. Ruth 16. 30. 85 Harris. Jahue 20. 27. 66 Hart. Dervin 11. 28. 68. 76 Havnes. Theo 11. 68 Herr, Anna Mae 8. 15. 16. 31. 85 Herr. Barbara Ann 16.21. 84 Herr. Ellen Rose 16.41. 84 Herr. Glenn 66 Hershcv. Rettv Louise 8, 15. 16 Hershev. Carol 11. 68 Hershcv. Clco 9. 72 Hcrshe . Donald 72 Hershc v. Doris 8. 72 Hershcv. Kathrvn 72 Hershcv. Marv Ann 8. 40. 72 Hershcv. Miriam 39. 72 Hershcv. Noah 00 HcrlHcr. David 9. 19. 85 Ilcrl lcr. Doris 10. 68 Hcrtzlcr. Janet 16. 18. 19. 22. 23. 30. 31, Hess Hess. Hess Hess Anna Mae 10. 66 David 66 Elsieanne 11. 60 Elwood 00 Ernest 9. 13. 20. 24. 28. 29, 43, 85 Harold 9. 10. 13. 16. 20, 21, 28, 31, 37. 78.86 J. I.arrv 00 Jacob 9 ' . 12. 72 John Henrv 9. 10. 20. 21. 27. 40. 42, SO. 101 John W. 72 Hess, [oseph 72 Hess. Larrv 9, 30. 86 Hess. Paul 9. 12.28. 30 Hess. Rhoda 10.68 Hochstctlcr. John 9. K Hoover. Alia 20. 25.59. 62 Horst. Dorothv 8. 13.72 Hoist, lanice 8. 13. 10, 87 lloisl, l.inlord 41. (iO 38. 11, sirll 1. Anna 8. 13. 72 lb Melt 1, ■Xima Rut h 10. 68 III slelt ■r. Darlene 8 86, 101 111 sletl -r. Doris 8, 7 III stelt r Dwanc 10 26,68 111 her. El va 60 Hi ber. M iry Ellen 1 1.20.68 Ka ul!m Chester 68 Ka iiffm Reba An 1 8.86 K. .ifn., Retina II. 37. 68 k. iilTm Ruth An la 8. 40, 72 k. nihil S.iia Mar c 19,51 ki IH 1 r iih.n.i An 1 8, 43, 87 k. I ! ' ■. 1 1 ■ [ . : ! -. ,39. 57 62 k. ki ] ' k II ' 1 1 1 . 1 .,11 ll.l 57 ki riirl K mil . ' . 19 20. 30. 7. 87 Ki HII ' I K mer 9. 16 87 ki IliCi P iLil 66 ki ' R. r .a iklin 9. 11 , 12. 20 21, 28, 101 KiuR. Jov 08 King. Rose Marie 8. 13. 88 King. Virgil 12. 28. 72. 70 krailv. F.iva 53. 02. 70 kiiiilcr. |. I.lovd 00 kiciiki. Marv Jane 8. 20. 68 krcidcr. Stanlev 25. 26. 40. 55. 63 kiirlz, Arlene 13. 20. 37. 68 Kurtz. Ruth 8. 12. 31. 40. 88 Kurtz, T itus 25. 38, 72 kurtz, Wayne 9. II. 43. 89 Lamp, Fred 11. 18. 68 Landis, Elizabeth 8. 41. 72 Lanilis. I. Richard 39. 00 Landis. I.ois II, 20. 41. 08 Landis. Martha 8. 72 Lantz, Elam 10. 66 l.antz. Mervin 72 Lantz. Richard 12, 23. 26. 31. 37. 89. Lapp. .Alia 60 Lapp. Barbara Ann 13. 10, 40. 89. 101 Lapp. Darlene 68 Lapp. Rov 38. 72 I.eakev. William 19. 25. 58. 62. 63 Leaman. Glenn 10. 68 Lcaman. James. 9. 12. 21. 28, 30. 37. 88 Leaman, Lewis 1 1 . 68. 70 Leaman, Mervin 12. 30. 88 Lcaman. Peter 28. 29. 88 Lcatherman. Stephen 69 LeFever. Dale 12. 72 LeFever. Jean 10. 00 Lefever. Lois 10. 39. 60 Lefever. Vera 69 Lehman. Carroll 13.21.89. 101 Lehman. C. Ronald 10. 69 Lehman. Eva 13. 16. 20. 89 Lehman, Gerald 69 Lehman. J. Irvin 01. 63 leisicr, lane 20. 06 I.cnnard. James 12. 29. 72 Longacre. Rhoda 72 Longenecker. .■ Iton 16. 21. 89 m Longenecker, Charles 15, 55, 62, 63 Ney, Rosemarie 8, 13, 20, 22, 37, 93 Stauffer, Martine 8, 13, 74, 76 Longenecker, Reba 8, 20, 37, 72 Nissley, Kenneth 12, 18, 24, 28, 73. 76 Stauffer, Paul 96 Lutz, Martha 20, 37, 39, 53, 62, 78 Nissley, Mary Jane 8, 18, 13, 22. 93 Stoltzfus, Anna Mary 8. 74 Mack, Elsie 10, 37, 69 Nissley, Nancy L. 8, 73 Stoltzfus, Betty 13, 15, 16, 23, 97, 101 Marshall, Faye 11, 66 Nissley, Nancy M. 73 Stoltzfus, Clarence 40, 97 Martin, Arlene 8, 39. 69 Nissley, Richard 38, 39. 73. 76 Stoltzfus, Elmer 69 Martin. Carl 16. 90 Nolt, Elizabeth 39, 56, 62. 63 Stoltzfus, Ethel 8, 13, 19, 21, 30, 97 Martin. Clair 69 Nolt, Mabel Joyce 8, 13. 22, 94 Stoltzfus, George 11, 20, 37, 67 Martin, Dale 72 Ober, Minnie 22, 31, 100 Stoltzfus, J. Ronald 67 Martin. Delbert 10. 72 Oberholtzer, Naomi 13, 20, 26, 30. 31. Stoltzfus, Lois 8, 74 Martin, Elmer 9. 12, 13, 20. 26, 30, 90 94 Stoltzfus, Loretta 8, 74, 76 Martin, Esther 8, 13. 20, 37, 69 Peachey, Lee 10, 20, 28, 67 Stoltzfus, Monroe 9. 20, 21, 98 Martin, Eugene 90 Peifer, Elvin 20. 67 Strite, Alta Mae 8, 13, 19, 21, 22, 30, 98 Martin, Glenn 72 Peifer. Rosanne 8, 16, 21, 94 Stoner, Clyde 51 Martin, Henrietta 13. 72, 76 Ranck, Anna 10, 67 Stoner, Gerald 74, 75 Martin, Jason 18, 72, 76 Ranck. Clayton 12, 16. 95 Stover, Minnie Esther 37, 39, 69 Martin, Joanne 8, 72, 76 Ranck. James 9. 12. 24, 28, 73 Stover, Rachel Anna 67 ! Martin, John 9, 12. 72 Ranck. Janet 11, 25, 67 Strickler, Donald 12, 28, 74 Martin, Leo 9, 11, 12, 20, 21, 20, 30. Ranck. John 20. 28. 95 Strong, Marilyn 8, 11. 12, 13, 18, 20, 35, 43,91 Reed. Kenneth 11.69 98 Martin, Leon 66 Reed, Ruth 18, 24. 73 Swartzentruber, Marlin 18, 74 Martin. Lucille 11. 20, 69 Reitz, Melvin 69 ThoiTias, Anna Mary 10, 67 Martin, Marie 8. 20. 39, 73 Rohrer, Eugene 73 Thomas, David 10, 20, 21, 28, 37, 78. 99 Martin, Mary Jane 73 Rutt, Carl 11, 69, 70 Thomas, Melvin 9, 12, 37, 74, 75 Martin, Phebe 10, 69 Sander, Anna Elizabeth 11, 69 Imble. Betty Lou 69 Martin, Rachel 8, 12. 13, 91 Sauder. Bertha 8, 13, 95 Imble. Dale 9, 12. 99 1 Martin, Rhoda 13, 73 Sander, Clair 12, 23, 28, 31. 37, 94, 101 fmble. Dennis 74 Martin, Susan 13, 73 Sauder, Marian 69 Umble, Dorothy 16, 99 Mast, Anna 10, 20, 24. 69 Sauder, Naomi 73 Umble, Marian 67 Mast, Rhoda 8, 11, 12, 13. 20, 23. 24, 30, Sauder, Richard 9, 21, 73 Umble, Susan 74 37, 91, 101 Seitz, Blair 18, 67, 76 Wagaman, Mary 8, 20, 37, 98 Mast. Wesley 12, 18, 38. 73, 76 Sensenig, Arlene 8, 15, 16, 20, 22, 40, 41, Warfel. Donald 67 Mellinger, Clair 9, 10. 16. 20. 21. 26. 28. 94, 101 Weaver, Amos 49, 62 ;, 31. 41, 90, 101 Sensenig, LaMar 15, 16, 20, 21, 28, 94 Weaver, Clair 9, 74 Mellinger, Dale 73 Sensenig, Mary Esther 69 Weaver, Donna Lou 23, 40. 42. 98, 101 Mellinger, Doris 22, 90 Sensenig, Miriam 8, 73 Weaver. Elizabeth 10, 69 Mellinger, Lois 8, 13, 20, 21, 24. 73 Sensenig, Ruth Anna 19, 73 Weaver, Ella Mae 10, 69 Mellinger. Martha J. 8, 16, 22, 23, 26, Shank, Alice 8. 12. 13. 20. 23. 26, 30, 31, Weaver, Eunice 10. 67 37.90 95 Weaver, Jane 8, 19. 74 Mellinger, Martha M. 8, 13, 73 Shank, Carolyn 8, 11, 15, 18, 21, 26, 40, Weaver, Marlene 10. 20. 69, 70 Mellinger. Phebe 8, 69 42, 95 Weaver, Melvin 18, 67 Melzler, Anna Lois 10, 69 Shank, Gerald 9 12, 18, 20, 21, 35, 95 Weaver, Reba 8. 74 Mcizler. Dorcas 66 Shank, James 16, 60, 62, 63 Weaver, Susan 13, 74 Mctzler. Harold 9, 12, 19, 38, 73 Shank. i.ois Ellen 11, 39, 67 Webb, Glenn 9. 13. 20. 29, 31, 98 Milkr. Barbara Ann 8, 24, 42. 91. 101 Shank. Luke 55. 62. 63 Wenger, Anna 13, 39, 74 Miller. Betty 13, 73 Shank, Mary Elizabeth 10. 20, 69 Wenger, Edna 37, 52. 63 Miller. Fred 26. 27, 69 Shank, Rachel 13. 73 Wenger. Elaine 8. 69 Miller. Galen 9, 12. 18, 26, 27, 28, 40 Shaub. Joyce 39. 73 Wenger, Grace 37, 40, 52 Miller. Janet 67 Sheeler. Donald 9, 11, 12. 13, 20, 22, 24, Wenger. Miriam 16. 25. 59, 62, 75 Miller. Janice 8. 73 96 Wenger. Paul 11. 69 Miller. John (Sr.) 9, 12, 30, 91 Sheeler. Roberta 13, 20. 21, 30, 96 Wenger. Wilmer 39. 74. 76 Mill,,. |..|iM .liesb.) 67 Sheeler. Ronald 10, 69 Wert. Daniel 60 Mill. 1 jinliili s, 11. 20, 69 Shenk, Calvin 20, 58, 62, 63 Wert, Ruth Ann 8. 11, 19, 21. 37. 78. i 1, k.inMlh 12.92 Shenk, Doris 67 99. 101 Millri MeiMii 16. 20. 21. 29, 37. 92 Shenk, Dorothv Ann 13, 73 Whisler, Jean 20, 74 Miller. Naomi 8, 13,22,92 Shenk, John 10. 24. 69 White, James 69 Miller. Ruth Anna 69 Shenk. Marie 50 Wissler, Darlene 8, 74 Mohler. Ann 8, 73 Shenk, Nancv 10, 69 Wyble, Robert 9, 12, 23, 74 Mosemann, Christ 30, 93 Shertzer, Elvln 67 Yeager. Harold 9, 99 Mosemann, Luke 67 Shertzer. Joanne 13, 16, 21, 43, 96 Yoder, Constance 8, 13, 18, 20, 39, 74 Mosemann, Martha 57, 63, 66 Shertzer, John 26, 74 Yoder, Melanie 67 Moshier. Arnold 12, 13, 15. 25, 56, 63 Shertzer. Mary 10. 67 Yoder, Velma 10, 69 Moshier, Elton 15, 20, 22, 39, 54, 62, 63, Shirk, Allan 9, 16, 26, 27, 42, 97, 101 Yost. Leon 18. 74. 76 ! 75 Shirk, Ida 8, 39. 74 Zendt, Mervin 9, 12, 21, 99 1 Moshier, Rosa 22, 58, 63 Shreiner, John 10, 69 Zimmerman, Earl 69 Moyer. Jean 8, 16, 22, 93 Shreiner, Julia 11, 18, 20, 67 Zimmerman, Eileen 8, 19, 74 Mover. Miriam 8. 16. 93 Shreiner, Robert 11, 97 Zimmerman, Eria 11,67 Mover. Nancv 67 .Siegrist. Betty 10, 69 Zimmerman, Ethel 8, 13, 22, 23, 74, 76 Mull. Julia lb, 67 Siegrist, Ray 67 Zimmerman, Esther 19, 23, 31, 100 Murphy, Charmaine 8. 13. 20. 73 Siegrist, Ruth 39, 74 Zimmerman. Laban 28. 67 1 Murphy, Lorraine 8, 13, 19, 43, 92 Smoker, Daniel 10, 67 Zimmerman. Lamar 10, 67 Musscr, Robert 12. 73 Smoker. Joyce 67 Zimmerman. Levi 74 Mver, Dorothy 8, 13, 73 Smucker, Mary Ellen 8, 13, 97 Zimmerman, Ruth 13, 22, 74, 76 Mver. Lois 8, 13, 19, 43, 92 Snader, Sarah 8, 13, 23, 96 Zimmerman, Veronica 8, 13, 19, 20, 22, L Mver. Naomi 13. 73 Staufter, Alta 37, 67 23, 30. 39, 100 Nafziger, Nelson 9, 12. 18, 27. 30, 92 Stauffer, Barbara 10, 69 Nafziger, Twila 8, 73 Stauffer, Fay 23, 74 1 Nauman, Donald 67 Stauffer, Freida 8, 23, 96 New.swanger. Aaron 16. 28. 93 Stauffer. Irene 53 ' ' Newswanger. Blanche 8. 73 Stauffer. Margaret 8. 74, 76 112 t 11 9 21 2008 T 178485 1 11 00