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

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O God, grant Thy Rekindling light To keep from burning low, My flame, alone, Starts flickering, With Thine, it stays aglow. , ual, M, 2, 'I 'Q Q ,115 '.' 3. 6' 1 1 X ff- 1 I .e'l'f'55 . , 'wfwi 'V Y I ' i 'Ds , Q - , ,, ' Af fQ? ffQ,i:'ki5-f?'5'b 1 'fox 1: if J -' lx Q i k,.. Dx. ff? f 2. 4 wavy, . . W , Mn - ,wk -v f V591 1,4 ? ','.ff'aZA ,a, 'W . jig ' ' . 45 ' A ' V N Yu?-,f5.,g5A'1i'5 up if Kama E- ff IN DEDICATION Men have touched the flame of youth with theirs and set them burning bright, and men, with lamps aglow, have known concern and guided youth to keep them burning. But especially to you, Brother H. Raymond Charles, whose influence has reached out to us, do we owe much. We admire you for the efliciency with which you handle your many duties and fulfill them. In church periodicals, we have recognized your name and read of your many activities with our mission program. We have watched you at work in the classroom, carefully chalking out notes on the chalkboard. You understood that youth is a time of decisions, of question marks, uncertainties, of character-building. Together, we explored the pages of our textbook, the Bible, discussing its implications for us, in today's world. You directed us in thought-provoking discussions, erasing many doubts from our minds, developing convictions. Brother H. Raymond Charles, for the contribution you are making to the church of today and of tomorrow, we, the class of 1965, dedicate our LAUREL WREATH to you. H. Raymond Charles We knew each one as a merchant of facts, trailblazer, statistician, trustworthy friend, as well as a teacher. They have shown a close concern for us- our problems. Out of their mature, experienced lives, they sought to guide us. New rays of greater knowledge were shed of more Christlike attitudes, of purpose in life. 8 7 A CCEPTING Fkg A i keg- 5 54 2 3 F ' W 1 i if: ww .vm MMM , gg-1,1 in 1 Z , Direction X Q If 9 .UA .f-we -V - Dis 1, is Y' yzfsflf , gfkg in Ra' H I as A 5 if f .4 5' ,4 I 3 af E 2 A 3 Z 3 1 V V 5 I S s A Q f el T BOARD OF TRUSTEES: Paul Weaver, Lloyd Hollinger, Alvin Weaver, Earl Wert, jacob Nau- mang row 2: Landis Brubaker, Elmer Leaman, Joseph Hess, William Horst, Clarence Groffg row 3: Raymond Lauver, Parke Garber, Shelley Shellenbcrger, Raymond Landis. 10 ,.-Qualify' QW' CLAYTON L. KEENER Principal vom-my NOAH G. GOOD Dean Ullman.,- SCHOOL BOARD Over the past years, the school board has purchased eighty-seven acres of campus. They appoint our fac- ulty, approve school policies, discuss problems. WVe have watched one of their dreams become zu reality in brick and steel-the new Classroom Building. May We as students wisely use our time, our talents, our train- ing, to repay these men for their services. EXECUTIVE AND RELIGIOUS WELFARE COMMITTEES: sitting: Ray Yost, treasurer: Clarence Rutl, secretary: james Hess, chairman: standing: Leroy Stoltzfus, David Tlmoinus, Lloyd Eby, vice-chairman. Not pictured: Clair Eby. ll NOAH L. HERSHEY and DAVID N. THOMAS Student Pastors tr' 1 CLYDE B. STONER Business Manager ,,,..s-f'- i 'M 'N K MGA! Stmigilc WM My V' t H. Raymond Charles 3493 Marietta Avenue Lancaster, Pa. Bible Doctrine Creates interesting discussions . . , unique chuckle . . . one of the busiest per- sons on campus . . . enjoys gardening. Myron S. Dietz Route 1 Hellam, Pa. World History, American History, Soci- ology, Bird Study Great capacity to make people think . . . enthusiastic bird watcher . . . others first -self last . . . adds a humorous touch to class discussions. joyce L. Eby 8 Spring Street Salunga, Pa. Algebra II, Plane Geometry, Senior Mathe- matics Carries a full teaching schedule . . . always cheerful . . . enthusiastic tennis and Scrabble player . . . minister's wife. Anna Lois Charles 3493 Marietta Avenue Lancaster, Pa. Study Hall Supervisor Keeps an orderly study hall . . . likes needlework . . . green thumb . . . known for her bulletin board displays. Wilmer M. Eby Route l Reinholds, Pa. American Historv, Mennonite Historv Member of the Mission Board . .I . ac- commodating . . . skilled at carpentry . . . took interesting slides of the Alaskan earth- quake. New 13 Noah G. Good 2180 Mill Stream Road Lancaster, Pa. Dean, Spanish I and II, German I and II, . af Sf i S 5. i.Qi T is 1 flkfi . .Vk, 7 ,ff ' . xg rk.L ,K Vkk' f - ' -4 !f f'1 '15f2 W., Rou te 1 , East Earl Pa Ofliceleditor of Youth Messersger . . . reads widely . . . lives in the girls dorm I-IE. ra:-:E?',,. 's fi 5 if55J:,g'Ew' ,fEfL:S?i,1 , 255551: :lil ' ' . . . fills scrapbooks with newspaper clip- pings. Noah L. Hershey First Aid. Rouge 2 Well versed in many fields . . . renowned Parkesburg, Pa. language .scholar . . . coin collector . . . Agriculture I and II, Bible Doctrine PUIICIUHI H1 Sl3Tlif1g CIHSS- Collects old books and antiques . . dairy farmer . . . knows his Bible well Student Forum adviser. Ellen Rose Herr 340 Crestline Drive Willow Street, Pa. Home Economics I and II, Sewing, Chef's Club Interior decorator . . . expecting to ob- tain her MRS degree before long . . . ladylike ways . . . finds art prints inter- estmg. Edwin L. Keener Route l, Box 367 Elizabethtown, Pa. Arithmetic, Business Arithmetic, Personal Use Bookkeeping Has a son in the senior class . . . ex- perienced song leader . . . tenor pillar in the Mill Stream Singers . . . father of seven. Robert G. Keener 280 Strasburg Pike Lancaster, Pa. Pennsylvania History, World Geography, Civics Finds time for woodworking . . . con- scientious . . . can inform his classes on Tanzanian culture . . . experience to back his teaching. Wilbur A. Lentz Route 1 Willow Street, Pa, Bible Introduction, New Testament, Old Testament, Personal Evangelism Able to preach in Spanish . . . has a twin sister . . . orchid raiser . . . travels to the Bowery Mission frequently. Charles B. Longenecker Route 2 New Holland, Pa. Biology Expert with microscope . . . photo fan . . . candid observations on field trips . . . depth of character. Marian M. Longenecker 265 Anchor Road Elizabethtown, Pa. Penmanship and Spelling, English IV Skilled at dressmaking . . . graceful . . . reads and travels widely . . . coins catchy phrases. f x 16 f Martha jane Lutz gg 1' the-+ I 2 250 West Bainbridge Street 'K Y Elizabethtown, Pa. sf' Business English, English III W Taught three years at Mara Hills, Tanz- W ,,-.N V Ly I -'K ania . . . well versed in grammar . . . . 'I' piano player . . . student at Temple Uni- versity, X f f' 5 75' f f' . , . ff : 1'vf l'5M:4'1 sfkfkf as fe - F! r , f r . i gl V. f K If . K ...y ig I mgsg: I M -is , , ,G gg,-er , I, .. .. . V '- L , vyk. S .. in Miriam L. Mans: . Q-:,, so. Marietta, Pa. MX E . , ..l Girls' Physical Education A K Vszh Energetic gym teacher . . . big sister 1, g to the girls . . . always has time to talk all ' over problems . . . hobbies: reading, music, f FV fr Photography' 2' Lk , , 1 . . M . ji I Vema M. Mohler Route 2 Denver, English Neat and petite . . . Sunday-school teacher . . . sophomore class adviser . . . creative ideas. Martha F. Mosemann 362 Atkins Avenue Lancaster, Pa. Typing I, Shorthand I and II, Personal Use Typing Responsible for Mill Stream mailing . . . enjoys helping others . . . recipe collector , . . accustomed to typewriter din. Arnold J. Moshier 38 Harvest Road Lancaster, Pa. Choruses, Music Appreciation, Music I and II Appreciation for classical music . . . motor scooter fan . . . puts meaning into chapel singing . . . faculty humorist. Elton G. Moshier 2176 Lincoln Highway East Lancaster, Pa. ' Problems of Democracy, Economics, Bird Study, Foto Fans Follows the stock market closely . . . capable senior class adviser . . . ready wit . . . enjoys tinkering with lsetta, 5 5 i A. Marie Peifer 1800 Manheim Pike Lancaster, Pa. Girls' and Boys' Health, Nursing Club, School Nurse Never too busy to help others . . . relates interesting tales of hospital life . . . can give and take . . . bubbling laughter. Paul E. Reed Route 2 Honey Brook, Pa. General Science Editorial duties keep him occupied . . an alumnus of L.M.S, . . . pleasant con- versationalist . . . nature lover. 17 l isa' ,iw 'Q -, ' , ,Jw nr , t. - f A iylnifl -. n 'Qi james M. Shank 49 North Eastland Drive Lancaster, Pa. Bible Survey Deep interest in missions . . . systemati- cal . . . can be depended upon . . . aids in planning student religious programs. Luke 1. shank 2176 Lincoln Highway East Lancaster, Pa. Physical Science, Chemistry Lives within earshot of dorm activities . . . minister . . . interest centers around the chemistry lab . . . attended Tuskegee Institute last year. Edmund L. Smeltz 2176 Lincoln Highway East Lancaster, Pa. Shop I and II, Agriculture I, Crafts, Me- chanical Drawing Skilled at wood and metal work . . . '63 graduate of Millersville . . . that stride! . . . reconditions firearms. Clyde B. Stoner 2130 Hobson Road Lancaster, Pa. junior Business Training, Oflice Practice, Bookkeeping I and II, Typing II Produces capable secretaries . . . tabu- lates school records . . . displays exactitude . . . knows the art of woodworking. David N. Thomas Route 6 Lancaster, Pa. Public Speaking, Missions Enjoys reading and gardening . . . main concern-others . . . understanding . . . interesting conversationalist because of wide experience. BROTHER KEENER BRUSHES UP on Swahili while translating for our African visitors. Amos W. Weaver Route 1 Ronks, Pa. Librarian Known for his inspiring chapel messa- ges . . . plays the piano . . . you name it -he's 'read it . . . signs his name to library passes. ,-nv A. Grace Wenger 171 East Main Street Bareville, Pa. English III and IV, Stylus An excellent storyteller . . . enthusiastic . . . hobbies: teaching and gardening . . . shares her love for English with her stu- dents. - X Edna K. Wenger 171 East Main Street Bareville, Pa. Latin I and II Well versed in Latin . . . writer . . . considerate of others . . . delights in visiting authors' birthplaces and shrines. l 4 L. Larry Wenger Route 3 Lititz, Pa. Algebra I, Physics Robert K. Wert 2176 Lincoln Highway East Lancaster, Pa. Boys' Physical Education Served as principal at Belleville . Good teaching tactics . . . sports confidential . . . concerned for the spirit- en- cyclopedia . . . one in whom young people ual welfare of L.M.S .... ardent and tennis player. MATRONS Alta Hoover and experienced dormitory mothers. 20 Miria chess confide . . . current events fan. SEVERAL STUDENT TEACHERS made lesson plans for us: june Sauder, home economics, Ruth Hollinger, Latin and English: and Ernest Hess, biology. Wenger are HALL MANAGERS Donald Kraybill and john Stoltz- fus write an announcement for the bulletin board. -me COOKS PREPARE LUNCH in the kitchen, Mabel Bowman, Minerva Herr, Mae Bowman, Martha Siegrist, and Ruth Lefever. WHAT'S ON THE MENU TODAY? Alice Graver, Mary Leaman, Edna Hershey, and Mabel Boose serve. DINNER'S OVER and Dorothy Martin, Elizabeth Herr, and Myrtle Metzler stack Lhe dishes. mn, 21 PHOTOGRAPHER catches Warren Martin with the first prom- ise of winter. 22 I DON'T USUALLY empty it here, explains Sam- uel Siegristg I'm just posing. ANOTHER JOB awaited Paul Lefever when autumn leaves strewed the campus. MR. PEEL CHECKS THE CAMERA after snapping pictures for the LAUREL YVREATH. Not broken yet, he finds. RHODA BOOK makes another sale in our miniature shopping center. WITH LIGHTNING SPEED, Arlene Garber's fingers Hy over the keys. The Dean's Office is her abode. TELL HIM to report to the Business Office, Doris Smeltz says, 23 At first, we knew them only by name, as fellow classmates, but now as confidential friends. We highly treasure their friendships, the times of laughter and of love. To them, we confided our problems, our secrets, our concerns. New rays of understanding were shed, of the art of friendliness, of a deeper faith. 24 A CQ UIRING - 1-.. K 1 kb: f ' K ,-'L A 4 3' H , ,, if ig M. f X Lasting Friendships X, if , XO M JUNIOR ADVISERS: Arnold Moshier, Charles Longenecker, Ellen Rose Herr. CLASS OFFICERS: Elvin Kraybill president Linda Stoner, secretary: Lorraine Landis, treasurer, and Daniel Hess, vice-president. fm 1, . .. Y :Q fa . I , I 4 L J is we J M, A ag.-..,. 1 CLA 1, , 'S Hr if yn ,Y , V 1. 5 'k'. . 3 In 1 R M ,,-Q ,. 1 me N - af-ff' ' ,N ,,,,.,, ,Ju ' 'Jr em . i ,fa Vi' .f Slhzznw' Wet, -resin ' c I . a A C. as ,.,-1 sn- ' mi . Y I 'fn' 1 iz 3 s if F +49 ' 'Q A 'Q A ' 1'-wk ,W 1' M if 'iii R , rf. 1 is fait Y - fa rv ,V if f-. 4 '!S -, F3 gy :xi .W 7 ss! S. -an , -af' 'fs ' w-sv' I VJ, 1 ,il ,X Ruth Angstadt, Wernersville, Pa Shirley Baer, Bainbridge, Pa. Norma-Bargq Ronks, Pm - Moses Beiler, Narvon, Pa. Doris Bieber, Watsontown, Pa. Miriam Book, Ronks, Pa. Gerald Bowman, Elverson, Pa. Forrest Boyden, Parkesburg, Pa. Paul Bucher, Dover, Pa. Melvin Buckwalter, Ronks, Pa. Rhoda Burkholder, Ephrata, Pa. David Charles, Lancaster, Pa. Dwayne Charles, Lancaster, Pa. Twila Charles, Lancaster, Pa. Kendra C.rist, Hellam, Pa. Robert Eberly, Leola, Pa. Sarah jane Eby, Cochranville, P Elvin Engle, Cochranville, Pa. Paul Erb, Harrisburg, Pa. Marlin Eshbach, Washington Boro Pa Leon Eshleman, Paradise, Pa Daniel Fox, Ephrata, Pa Mildred Fox, Mt. joy, Pa Donna Frey, Lebanon, Pa Kenneth Frey, Manheim, Pa Fred Garber, Elizabethtown, Pa Sara Gehman, Denver, Pa Ann Louise Glick, Atglen, Pa Charles Good, East Earl, Pa Anne Graybill, New Holland, Pa. Joyce Graybill, Lancaster, Pa Marie Graybill, Lancaster, Pa Mary Kathryn Groff, Bird in Hand, Pa Robert Hamish, Manheim, Pa Robert Herr, New Providence, Pa Allen Hershey, Bird in Hand, Pa Carl Hershey, Gordonville, Pa Miriam Hershey, Kinzers, Pa Christina Hm, New Holland, Pa Daniel Hess, Lancaster, Pa Gerald Hess, Manheim, Pa Luke Hess, Willow Street, Pa b Maris Hess, Conestoga, Pa. Clifford Hoover, Elizabethtown, Pa. Ruth Arm Horning, Denver, Pa. Esther Horst, Mohnton, Pa. Larry Horst, Hagerstown, Md Lester Horst, Hagerstown, Md Nelson Horst, New Holland, Pa. Paul Hostetler, Rehobeth, Md. Pa Naomi Hostetter, Millersville, Elvin Huber, Lancaster, Pa Lois jean Huber, Conestoga, Pa Glerm Hurst, Ephrata, Pa Elsie Kauffman, Ronks, Pa Iva Kauffman., Bird in Hand, Pa 1 r, ta H 5 122- hx, al- ' 3 1 L ' if ,,., - Axel fel , 1 rl, , 4 - cf I' Q 'W I r, ,M 5 1: fd, MA. A N L 'Nr lj , W it vw ,iq 1 'ff .4 1 , 1 B 5' ' ar. be ' fa- ,gig f s get A W :- -.. 6:5 We ,Q ft ,F 'R afi- ,, Q wa, V ry , S .,,:V .L ve-Q 'I -- 3 4:9 N , ,Q fr A ,X Q '- ' fu ,, 5 1 -Q x 'Q q -if Q' L no r I 'a er. an 6 f If ' -i., ,, Q Q-We an 4 we if , , ar' - f v 6 .t H if to 72 H f, 4' fi Y 33' e E : 1- ' 'l.. 3 f ,- ww - rex L ' '14, ? K fl x . hx K W: .. . ,af ..- 51 fr My -' K 3 - V' J 'gt Q2 'vw' ' K. 15,8 f SSL S Inv 9 'ww E SL 4 A ' 4 l ewblf- , ,in at I 4- . 5' Mm x 1? W- Q 'jar V 2' gj 9En . . , kiy- K M ll! I Q L..V , . Qi yr , VVQ 3, J- .. -we '.VVh - K I . -' , , nga, ' .I-Ll, , fm- iv' '-215 V ,V L-,. if L. 2, it tt,, a r 'Q 4 f ' W ,,,,' ,E 5 ,, ,att . ,. at we john Ray Kennel, New Holland, Pa Donna Kra bill, Elizabethtown, Pa. Elvin Kraybill, Elizabethtown, Pa. james Kreider, Quarryville, Pa. Leon Kurtz, Fleetwood, Pa. Lorraine Landis, Paradise, Pa. Merle Lantz, Elverson, Pa. Etta Lapp, Parkesburg, Pa. Sara Ann Leaman., Lancaster, Pa. David Lefever, Lititz, Pa. Martha Lefever, Lancaster, Pa. Alta Lehman, Chambersburg, Pa. Galen Lehman, Lancaster, Pa. Marlin Lehman, Gordonville, Pa. Rachel Lehman, Lancaster, Pa. Gloria Longenecker, Middletown, Pa Limmie Marshall, Dallastown, Pa. Betty Martin, New Holland, Pa. Emest Martin, Ephrata, Pa. Esther Martin, Palmyra, Pa. EXCITED SPECTATORS watch the junior-senior tug-of-war at the Mill Stream outing. juniors claim victory. Ethel Martin, Mt. Airy, Md Gerald Martin Ephrata, Pa gi l , I -- Q, Lyle Martin, Chambersburg, Pa Q rf' Ki Ol Clair Mast, Parkesburg, Pa. Y ,,ii V 1-pg' fbi, Y kkky i Dale Mast, Cochranville, Pa - L ' Emily Mast Coatesville, Pa 4 ,,..., A Nathanael. Mast, Oley, Pa L 5 , 'Y' 'I :W Stuart Mast, Greenwood, Del LIVJ 2 5 fd ,139 fflgi if Mis M 'fir it L I riff f, ff Sf Hut--:Q . A' i Wadi M ' janet Meck, Manheim, Pa Miriam Metzler, Manheim, Pa V S k ,Za 55' Orpha Metzler Manheim, Pa F, ' - W Q A W Carolyn Miller, Oxford, Pa L4 L f mfffgi' f' A4 fm, P K Daniel Miner, Manheim, Pa. D A David Miller, Lancaster, Pa. , A 3 V james Miller, Middletown, Pa. ' if j S' V y -gl Richard Miner, Lititz, Pa. 45,3 yy,, e -,af Rosemary Miller, Jonestown, Pa. ' Virginia Mummau, Mt. joy, Pa. ,R A W W b I A ,X David Musser, Denver, Pa. ,N A A 1 gg Q9 Miriam Musser, Denver, Pa. il X3 1115 fxjfjf AA-IW .J Barbara Nafziger, Parkesburg, Pa A A Ruth Ann Nissley Lancaster, Pa - -if -r , . Leonard lzlolt, Leola, Pa V. A Q 'Q' if Lois Peifer, Peach Bottom, Pa f-If-if lah f Phyllis Pellman, Millersville, Pa. A A Kenneth Ranck Quarryville, Pa. FF 5 . A joseph Reed, Fredericksburg, Pa. d A ry ti 2? gg Larry Reed, East Earl, Pa. N V L N1 -E 5 1 . A V Lois Reitz, Conestoga, Pa M Marian Ressler, Quarryville, Pa ,, Donald Sauder, New Holland, Pa - K 44 - james Sauder, Lititz, Pa i ,gg 13. f ' ,E ssl.: Nelson Sauder, Ephrata, Pa. - , Aileen Schlabach, Greenwood, Del. r ' gg Barbara Shellenberger, Manheim, Pa. f . 3' . Donald Shellenberger, Mt. joy, Pa. 1 ff 'v X T- I 3, ' A' L Mfg ii ,SME swf 'T 'fs-'V L K .. ' y Img, 'v 1 '77 1, 'Z -vu-A K 1-ns.. , 9 lub 'Rr rm- M9 Wx I JK? 1-31,5 s xv- vu nv L 'Htl ii? .WMV 29 .J WATCH YOUR STEP, Lindal The whist1e's blown and the relay race is on at the junior social V a . X-. .4 we f ga , T M T. V i. -:QT W' 1 - '-e m' ' -f T -,., -, ' -- ii l ll y y y ,a i .V . .5 L WC 1 -V ,,:- 1 K' ll , 'U' W 'C R ,F u r..,.,, ,A if 'M 5 gf L ,fag a,,a , V 1-- 1 r R S, T av fe , Q-fo 1 -i. k. Q, . ,, Irene Shelley, Mifliintown, Pa. Donald Showalter, Maugansville, Md Marvin Siegrist, Bird in Hand, Pa. Wanda Smoker, Oxford, Pa. Charlotte Stauifer, Ephrata, Pa. Nancy Staulfer, Manheim, Pa. Annie Stoltzfus, Elverson, Pa. Mary Stoltzfus, Leola, Pa. Rhoda Stoltzfus, Philadelphia, Pa. Rosanna Stoltzfus, Morgantown, Pa. james Stoner, Lancaster, Pa. Kenneth Stoner, Lititz, Pa. Linda Stoner, Bainbridge, Pa. Ruth Stover, Lebanon, Pa. Larry Temple, Cochranville, Pa. Evanna Umble, Oxford, Pa. Richard Umble, Atglen, Pa. Willis Umble, Parkesburg, Pa. Albert Weaver, Lititz, Pa. Donald Weaver, Annville, Pa. Doris Weaver, East Earl, Pa. Galen Weaver, Ephrata, Pa. Irene Weaver, Leola, Pa. Elaine Weber, East Earl, Pa. jane Wenger, Manheim, Pa. Martha Wenger, Lititz, Pa. Lois Ann Wert, New Holland, Pa. Doretta Wissler, Mt. joy, Pa. Mary Louise Wolgemuth, Mt. joy, Pa. Inez Yoder, Paradise, Pa. Mary jane Yoder, Christiana, Pa. Sandra Yoder, Leola, Pa. 1 Sanford Yoder, Quarryville, Pa. Ernest Youndt, Reinholds, Pa. -- Marie Zimmerman, Stevens, Pa. if ' 5 Mark Zimmerman, Stevens, Pa. ' 'vs Martha Zook, Honey Brook, Pa. ,Q , 715: E 57 tl s ' rrss M ,- T .J A E '1, i f ' 7' -f ' 1 1 L 2 Qi? r, ang iila' l is L I . X., w 1 A 1- ,Z ig ' '11 A A qw n' 's v 1 if fa 7 ,M f 1 'ls ...gt 6 :yy '36 F1 ia, '. t.-T?.,4,.xiQls it E , ,,i .33 zel zggn Y r A Efia sffirl 5E -we 5 .4--9 . . ct- , 2 ,fs -ag ss. .,,. .4,..- F E JUNIORS PRESENT the traditional Christmas Carol to the student body. Bah, humbugl Scrooge 4Dan Hessj declares to Fred fLeon Eshlemanj. as ug., f '95., ., ,Si ',V:'I1',, igffiigl . --., .0 .1-s -ey, , f j My 1 jUNIOR FELLOWS HARMONIZE at the Parents' Day program. 31 SOPHOMORE ADVISERS: Verna Mohler, Myron Dietz, Robert Keener. CLASS OFFICERS: Emma Sue Beiler treasurer Louise Benner, secretary: Glenford Kauffman, vice-presidentg and james Landis, president. W.. if 5' iv .e t 5 3 a A 1-'x . -S - -.f - ttt L. tntn nte 'oo J I . W e i, 'A' ' . ,, S 'ff.h : lit A , . we fe. ,.. . ,sf .y ,e e,nt ij' 52 y ,,y, g ttt 1 , , if me rt lb Q ,X all 1 -3 I! Emma Sue Beiler, Parkesburg, Pa. Mary Joan Beiler, Gordonville, Pa. Louise Benner, Spring City, Pa. James Blank, Cochranville, Pa. Esther Boll, Cornwall, Pa. Doris Breneman, Millersville, Pa. janet Breneman, Lancaster, Pa. Richard Breneman, Strasburg, Pa Susan Buchen, Ephrata, Pa. Daniel Burkhart, Denver, Pa. Orpha Burkholder, Ephrata, Pa. Dianna Caldwell, Baltimore, Md. Anita Charles, Lancaster, Pa. Linda Charles, Lancaster, Pa. Christine Crawford, Philadelphia, Jeffrey Crist, Hellam, Pa. Jane Deiter, Lancaster, Pa. Lester Denlinger, Conestoga, Pa. Lois Denlinger, Conestoga, Pa. Linda Detweiler, Telford, Pa. P Mark Ebersole, Annville, Beth Eby, Reinholds, Caroline Eby, Gordonville, Lorraine Eby, Coch ranville, Marian Fox, Eph rata Nancy Frey, Mariet ta ,i Nelson Frey, Manheim . Glenn Garman, Lancaster, Ann Gingrich, Lancaster Donald Gingrich, Lancaster Lois Ann Gingrich, East Earl Paul Glick, Smoketown Daniel Good, Columbia, jay Melvin Groff, Gordonville, Richard Grolf, Kinzers, Ellen Harnish, Oxford, Carlene Hart, Gordonville, James Hershey, Lititz, Jeanette Hershey, Holtwood, Lois Hershey, Conestoga, Marlin Hershey, Gortlonvillc, Rebecca Hershey, Parkeshurg Kenneth Hess, Manheim, Mary Hess, Marietta, Rachel Hess, Mechanicshu rg, Judy High, Leola, Dennis Hochstetler, East Earl Norma Huber, Lititz, Sharon Hurst, Ephrata, Sharon Kanagy, Wymer, W- Amos Kauffman, Ronks Glenford Kauffman, Atglen, ay Marvin Kauffman, Bird in Hand, Kathleen Kennel, Gap, 1 1 Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa. Pa Pa Pa Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa Va Pa Pa Pa Pa Miriam King, XVcstover, Md Kenneth Kurtz, Fleetwood, Pa Q, YV -S 'A 1 -E 1' :L -za yttyy ,,,,t xv L issr y ,ry y y , i'it L has Vyytt xl ii if Q 'R ' if L n I . Q, Hg' ff 2' G if , 1 .g K 4 , ' .V aww 4.,, ,. kk ii K, in --nv Ezr A- K. . V, l X - Tiki. .:',' I 1-se, 'K E ,, is 'X 'Ei if f, V 7 A Q lv -iiisas, ff Q, Q , K1 to Nl i iz? , gif, ,yi 'Q ,.VV: A Vi , y ,Q f y L g g ,i , y g fy ga , Q l K ff thi r - L,..,, ,fvr ty ,,:7 A L. W 33 AN, X, , 4, r Q , , - 9 suv i-'.. , M ci' ,. , .,z, .A A if' 1,,h :ti f E Wx . V e ,IQ new 1 E -,-qwiff' 1, G W -fe 7 Q, S, in g E an is ,, - Es Ir., K i ' ,Q if if jx, fa . , ,rg E W :l., 5Iv.,,fQ Qfwfffff L is at , E., G A f, we E - .,,,.vh an my Y . u AVAV Y: :V ff: 1 a-, y was -we 'N Qs 5 james Landis, Manheim, Pa. Marian Landis, New Providence, Pa Naomi Landis, Sadshuryville, Pa. Edith Lapp, Gap, Pa. Gladys Lapp, Parkeshurg, Pa. Rebecca Lehman, Lancaster, Pa, Janice Martin, East Earl, Pa. Kenneth Martin, Lancaster, Pa. Larry Lee Martin, Womelsdorf, Pa. Louann Martin, Manheim, Pa. Richard Martin, New Holland, Pa. Rosene Martin, New Holland, Pa. Marian Mellinger, Willow Street, Pa. Carolyn Metzler, Lancaster, Pa. joseph Metzler, Holtwood, Pa. Daniel Miller, Lancaster, Pa. Patricia Miller, Lititz, Pa. Glenn Moyer, Manheim, Pa. Marianne Musser, Lancaster, Pa. Leslie Nafziger, Lancaster, Pa. SOPHONIORES SHARE the true meaning of Christmas at the Lancaster County Home. 34 Lucille Nafziger, Lancaster, Pa Barbara Nissley, Lancaster, Pa Halcyeon Nowack, New York, N.Y janet Ogbum, New Oxford, Pa Jane Peifer, Peach Bottom, Pa jean Randi, Lancaster, Pa Anna Ruth Risser, Lititz, Pa Gordon Sangrey, Strasburg, Pa Anna Mary Sauder, Ephrata, Pa David Sauder, Lancaster, Pa John Sauder, New Holland, Pa Larry Sauder, East Earl, Pa Louise Shank, Myerstown, Pa. Elaine Shaub, Millersville, Pa. Luke Shertzer, Millersville, Pa. James Shreiner, Elizabethtown, Pa. Naomi Siegrist, Lancaster, Pa Alvin Stoltzfus, Gordonville, Pa Elmer Stoltzfus, Cochranville, Pa Gerald Stoltzfus, Cochranville, Pa Janice Stoltzfus, Atglen, Pa John Stoltzfus, Cochranville, Pa Linda Stoltzfus, Coatesville, Pa Wilma Stoltzfus, Lancaster, Pa Marvin Stoner, Lititz, Pa David Umble, Sadsburyville, Pa Mary Ellen Van0rmer, Lancaster, Pa Elaine Warfel, Conestoga, Pa Clyde Weaver, Stevens, Pa Clair Weaver, Lititz, Pa Esther Weaver, Ephrata, Pa Levi Weaver, New Holland, Pa: Amy Yoder, Gap, Pa Fern Zimmerman, Mechanicsburg, Pa Joyce Zimmerman, Ephrata, Pa Kenneth Zook, Manatawny, Pa L? S 'ar -5- ff I K M kkk,:k Lk F K ,K I ,,. L, 1 N f,' 33 va K yi Y ,Y, y, yyy k, .ML y ,J ,V K V :KVV f -4 :V,, KL E ll A2 K iq Fxtii if i .7,, X' J L A L , V ,L xt Z A at ia si 'L mfs pi ' Q E Y 4 , ' -f 1 ,1 L E ef' ,,,,,,,t eeat ef L 'I 'F ,,'-s i N' ,,,, Q, ,L L fi L it ettts E W 2 nh s,v gg, qs :::. i s L 3 -gg -L ,H - L, -if 4 ga? S t We ,J I' H wwf' L 3' 7: 'CI-Q L Hara, L ga, L - ,, Z , iv A L 6 S. YW h , i , fr: MQ! Y N L W ,B Z? 4 sd x is x 1 T ' L , I 1 .., ' 4 f-.ar ,V w-...- L ii ff ? ,,., L it L ' , 1tro'f'..L - , ,'4 u - , M A ' W' Y- L Nt fp L 'L' 'F' Y S ' 35 i FRESHMEN ADVISERS: Martha Mosemann, Rhoda Graybill, Larry Wenger. CLASS OFFICERS: john Herr, vice persldent Phoebe Sauder, secretary: Susan Hess, treasurer: and Kenneth Nafziger, president. ' 1 11, ' .-,, 'I ,, , :w,,, -,'V fr 1 ' : 1 :il tmmxrhsg me ,W fs ,t ,,, W ,fs E z ig .. i ' My , I N W, K fs: :Qu . -' fm W ' 45, V -51.591211 f ee P eerr it , 1: ,V,h 2 3 wi' Q fy, Q K ga W W ru r l w af K I H E 1,.e S Q if -I ' 36 Margaret Breneman, Strasburg, Pa. Melvin Breneman, Lancaster, Pa. Donald Bucher, Lititz, Pa. Kathryn Burkhart, Denver, Pa. Esther Charles, Leola, Pa. Rachel Charles, Lancaster, Pa. john Crist, Hellam, Pa. janet Ebersole, Myerstown, Pa. Earl Eshbach, Washington Boro, Pa Karl Fisher, Lancaster, Pa. Mary Ellen Frey, Jonestown, Pa. Mervin Garman, Lancaster, Pa. Marlin Good, Lancaster, Pa. Jean Graybill, Smoketown, Pa. Carolyn Groff, New Providence, Pa. Ruth Hamish, Willow Street, Pa. John Herr, Quarryville, Pa. Everett Hershey, Holtwood, Pa. Wilson Hershey, Lancaster, Pa. David Hess, Holtwood, Pa. Hen Hess Lancast ry a Q CT, Laveme Hess, New Providence, Pauline Hess, Manheim Susan Hess, Mt. joy: Joyce Hoover, Lititz, Pa. Shirley Hostetler, Red Lake, Ontario Miriam Huber, Conestoga, Pa. jane Kauffman, Gap, Pa. Ma.rt.ha Keener, Lancaster, Pa. Deryl Kennel, Atglen, Pa. Lois Kennel, Lancaster, Pa. Linford King, Cochranville , Pa. Carolyn Landis, Lititz, Pa. Velma Landis, Paradise Pa. Galen Lapp, Gap, Pa. Arlin Lehman, Lancaster, Pa. Kathleen Lehman, Lancaster, Pa. Wayne Lehman, Mt. Joy, Pa. Barbara Martin, Lancaster, Pa. Elaine Martin, Manheim, Pa. Nevin Martin, Terre Hill, Shirley Mast, Parkesburg, Pa. Pa. David Maust, Marietta, Pa. Eunice Metzler, Manheim, janet Miller, Lancaster, joseph Miller, Bird in Hand, Ann Louise Mosemann, Lititz, Carol Nafziger, Lancaster, Kenneth Nafziger, Wilmington, Naomi Nafziger, Coatesville, Gladys Nolt, Leola, Marilyn Rohrer, Smoketown, Ruth Rudolph, Greencastle, Evelyn Sauder, Ephrata, jean Sauder, New Holland, Paul Sauder, Lititz, Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Del. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Q ' Pa 'U W' fl , ji -fr' it Jn? I ' .40 , V 'ml -s if . ' f. - 4 , 5 'f 'fv- pa' 12 X - 4 'M 1' i G e' iq' 'V 4 ..,, S J- xi 1 ' 'Vw ' he 'Q I 5, :fs y-1 E I K, V' v Q ,f, ea? y + Xe,,, L i ,W X lb ,if f , .- v is g I' if f ii. ,, nf. Q Ax fQu , E' 3 ,,, 2. an i 22:94 K? y Ke ! le ii'-.',L!! 2 ,at A 5' ff: is 3 fl ?' Ev . , ,- W, In -17 -T -.sig 'Qtr 1 f , M, 1, f J, A-A. ,L L 1 'L 4, H , f rrr e n -on I '3' ' . -fl. ','f,. - L ii L4 s -ui. R . ,,.kV K .M gr - - ' W. R 'M-Q. A -., .f v-L., 'j1.1e3sw. , -5 Sli- S' Y f'2:,i.'g'?.f 9 - me s 'F so 6 V ,fx f .. -,,, Vi sa , 37 'e af 'ii , ee f - 4 , ye, v l , xi V as l Q f Ac M be F Mfr e L l L 2 A I -2 - L sl ff K , sg.: a 411, ea ff-wi iili, S f K' 1 Phoebe Sauder, New Holland, Pa. Nancy Seitz, Dillsburg, Pa. David Shank, Lancaster, Pa. Norma Shenk, Willow Street, Pa. Anna Ruth Shertzer, Millersville, Pa Raymond Siegrist, Manheim, Pa. Kenneth Smoker, Parkesburg, Pa. Lena Smoker, Cochranville, Pa. samuel Smucker, Lancaster, Pa. Esther Snader, Ephrata, Pa. David Stauffer, Manheim, Pa. Philip Staufler, Lancaster, Pa. Shirley Staulfer, Lititz, Pa. Ruth Ann Stoltzfus, Gordonville, Pa. Lois Stover, Lebanon, Pa. Luke Stover, Lebanon, Pa. Constance Stutzman, Drumore, Pa. Suzanne Temple, Cochranville, Pa. Daniel Thomas, Lancaster, Pa. Samuel Thomas, Lancaster, Pa. Larry Weaver, Lititz, Pa. Carolyn Wenger, Myerstown, Pa. Carolyn Yoder, Christiana, Pa. john Wesley Yoder, Quarryville, Pa Kelvin Zook, Hamburg, Pa. PHOEBE SAUDER DOES some mental gymnastics in an icebreaker at the freshman social. 38 -.45 STEADY NOW1 Remember what happened last time. I HOUSECLEANING time. day. THANK GOODNESS, iL's Friday! YOU'RE KIDDINGI What happened then? WE TRIED THESE new exercises to- CAM1-:RA shy. A'THAT'S THE HONOR ROLL. No, I didn't make it x Mr Wwamw K q V kk .. , 7 i , WN-fm 4 N I - 1 x ,M A. ,, S A ,f , rm- K K kW,.,. A 39 Twelve years, it took, to obtain our diploma, a passport in life. Twelve years-and each directed by unexpected detours, crossroad decisions, and the Bible, our road map. A destination-and yet, ahead stretch many miles of life. New rays of self-consecration were shed, of reliance upon our road map, of trust in our Guide. l 40 A TTAINING 5 Our Goal cf Q Josephine Frances Bade Route 2, Elverson, Pa. Reuben and Esther Smoker General Dark-haired lass . . . likes to sing and play the piano . . . has a twin broth- er, john . . . voices her opinions. Charles Benner Bareville, Pa. Harman and Mabel Benner Academic Aviation enthusiast . . . sociability . . . records history with his camera number-one prankster. jay Harvey Beiler Route 2, Elverson, Pa. Harvey and Ada Beiler General Abraham Lincoln's shadow . . . nature lover . . . man of few words . . . despises grades below A-. Orpha W. Beyer Route l, Lititz, Pa. Russell and Mary Beyer plus General . . , Thoughtfulness is a virtue . . . waitress service with a smile . . . laughs away the blues . . . future nurse. Sadie S. Beiler Kennedyville, Md. C. F. and Katie Beiler Academic Basketball star on the SOC team . . expressive . . . always looking for excite ment . . . amateur linguist. 42 Alta Mae Boll Route 2, Lititz, Pa. joseph and Ruth Boll Academic Portrays Christian living . . . conscien- tious . . . has her eye on a nurse's cap . . . values friendships. .. 3,5 Nevin Boll Route 4, Manheim, Pa. Esther Bontrager Route 4, Milford, Del. john and Edith Boll General Eli and Ruth Bontrager Academic Well-groomed gentleman . . . likes the Handy with paint and brush . . . puts bustle of farm life . . . usher for senior Christ first . . .adds enrichment to singing homeroom . . . horse lover. Phyllis Bomberger groups . . . antonym of speechless. Route 1, Gap, Pa. Clair and Anna Bomberger Academic Dreams of pills, bandages, thermometers . . . friendly . . . heavy academic schedule . . adheres to Lhe motto, Keep Smiling. james Bowman Route l, Kinzers, Pa. Leroy and Lydia Ann Bowman General Dynamic Christian . . . working for his pilot's license . . . staunch VW fan . . . weighs the pros and cons. Nancy M. Breneman Route l, Millersville, Pa. Roy and Ruth Breneman General Sympathetic friendliness that wins , . . well composed . . . Sunday-school teacher . . . tried day and dorm life, Mary Louise Breneman Route 1, Strasburg, Pa. j. Harold and Margaret Breneman General Genuine friend . . . likes to drive Chevy lI's leave her with a book . . hand clasped with fun. 43 Paul E. Brenernan Route 4, Ephrata, Pa. Paul and Verna Breneman Robert L. Brubaker Lancaster, Pa. Paul and Martha Brubaker General General Roots for the Phillies . . . rarin' to go Excellent quarterback . . . rates high in . . . unlimited supply of homemade ex- sports and height . . . friendly disposition pressions . . . dislikes long-range projects. Rachel E, Brubaker , , . thinks for himself. s t, ,o 44 Route l, Manheim, Pa. j. Daniel and Helen Brubaker Commercial Thimble size . someone's future sec- retary . . . catching smile . . . time doesn't stand still, neither does she. j. Clair Buckwalter Leola, Pa. Freeland and Florence Buckwalter Academic Mr. President . . . close observer of politics . . . good outlook on life . . . loves philosophical discussions. Darlene M. Buckwalter Millersville, Pa. Lester and Anna Buckwalter General Height tips her team's score smile for all . . . books aren't for fun . . . interested air. . . . friendly a substitute Larry D. Champ, Cabins, W. Va. Earl and Elva Champ General Betrayed by his accent . . . enjoys trav- eling and adventure . . . favorite subject: Personal Evangelism . . . friendly chap. Kenneth E. Charles Route 2, Lancaster, Pa. Amos and Emma Charles Agriculture Skilled archer . . . immune to studies . . . want some taxiderrny work done? Ask Ken , . . easygoing manner. SENIOR OFFICERS: Kenneth Kauffman, vice- president: Margaret XVenger, secretary, Doris Mar- tin, treasurerg Clair Buckwalter, president. CLASS ADVISERS: Miriam XYenger, Robert XVert, and Elton Moshier. James N' Clymer Route 2, Quarryville, Pa. W john and Stella Clymer Academic K W f An old hand at mischief . . . no time I f' for study . . . horseback rider . . . Filled with potential. S Jeanette Clymer Coodville, Pa. james and Mary Clymer General Displays writing ability . . . turns to F. M. for symphonies . . . a friend worth having . . . considerate. Levi H. Charles Route l, ll'ashington Boro, Pa. Mrs. Elizabeth Charles Agriculture Found where fun is . . , a pro in th Ag. department . . . avid outdoorsman thrills in adventure. an ,ft 55 ,tiff My C 45 JoAnne Detweiler Telford, Pa. Lloyd and Bessie Detweiler Academic Able singer and pianist . . . vivacious . . . tell JoAnne, she'll understand . . . plans to witness in a white uniform. Naomi Ebersole Route 1, Mount joy, Pa. Clarence and Emma Ebersole General Ladylike reserve . . . lives a Christ-cen- tered life . . . creative sketches . . . always ready to lend a helping hand. Carl 1. Eby Route 6, Chambersburg, Pa. David and Edna Eby General Enjoys tinkering with machines productive mind . . . spark plug authority on fishing and hunting John E. Eby Route 1, Ronks, Pa. Lloyd and Martha Eby Miriam L. Eby Route 5, Chambersburg, Pa. General Constructive thinker . . . teacher-to-be Ieiogcizjnd Leona Eby . . . has the marks of a gentleman . . excellent salesman. Golden hair matches personality . . . acquainted with a kitchen . . . fun-loving . . . writes lengthy letters. 46 Helen M Eckman Route 1, Strasburg, Pa. George and Margaret Eckman Academic , We had the rarest time! . . . amiable deserves an A for neatness likes clothes, talking, and Sunday nights. 190' joan Marie Esbenshade Route l. Narvon, Pa. Aaron and Ella Esbenshade General Strums a guitar occasionally . . . nice to know . . . ready for new adventures . . . genuine and carefree. General Gerald Wayne Eshleman Route 1, Hephzibah, Ga. james and Grace Eshleman General Georgia delegate . . . dependable com- mittee man . . .interesting speaker . . . active in Christian service. Robert Marvin Eshleman Paradise, Pa. C. Marvin and Elizabeth Eshleman Finds supermarket work interesting . . . all out for sports . . . dislikes pop quizzes . . . zest for living. 3 JPN' if E th B. F wing' Carolyn Fly S er ox . R . M , P . Q- H2353 Qand i23:,J2Z,x 2' . Contagious optimism . . . friendy an Girls, I'm so embarrassed! . . . dark d . d d h f h l , . mischievous eyes . . . livens up gab ses- Eggpenfgggil ' ' ' apt O C aracter sions . . . competent helper on HERC committee. .gg -, 1 Priscilla Forry Route 5, Hanover, Pa. Alvan and Fannie Forry f' Academic Blue eyes betray love for fun . . . a pro at sewing . . . Is there a letter for me today? . . . everybody's friend. David Eugene Frey Route 1, Columbia, Pa, Albert and Anna Frey Academic Mischief brewing . . . keeps up conver- sation in the dining hull . . . excels in f'riendliness'. . . a German whiz. 'Nw ..-,,k L- My 5,7 nw' ' ' kV.V. James R. Garman Lancaster, Pa. Richard and Ruth Garman General Out to have a good time . . . takes short- cuts . . . hits the low notes . . . often seen behind the wheel. Janet M. Gehman Route 5, Colquitt, Ga. Samuel and Miriam Gehman Anna Lois Gehman Route l, Denver, Pa. Allen and Lucy Gehman General Likesto spin records . . . thrifty with words tainment in reading. . . . kindhearted . . . finds enter- AT THE MILL STREAM OUTING, it seemed strange to think that this was our class newspaper. General Physics doesnt get her down . . . adds interesting thoughts in prayer circle . . . Southern hospitality . . . pleasant dispo- sition. Mary Lynn Gehman Route 2, Mohnton, Pa. Lester and Esther Gehman Commercial Excels in bookkeeping . . . crochets . . . keeps her dorm property tidy . . . sincer- 48 ity governs her deeds. easily Columbia commuter cheer ladylike ways unpredictable likes ful miss Delmar Click Chevles Route 1, Gap, Pa. Isaac and Martha Glick General Niotor industrialist . . can make the ball and bat meet . . . boundless energy why study? SENIOR FELLOWS WAIT their turns for PIC fvmkrtse Carol A. Good New Holland, Pa. Harry and Alta Good General Dark-complexion . looks forward to weekends . . . lady driver quiet sometimes. Harold B. Good Route l, Ephrata, Pa Paul and Etta Good Agriculture Capable leader . through a microscope well . . . isn't afraid E. Lorraine Good, Route l, Columbia, Pa. Daniel and Evelyn Good General Fond of long telephone conversations . . . neat dresser . . . Home Economics lakes priority . . . that chuckle! Emma E. Graybill Star Route, Cowlamus, Pa. Eli and Alma Graybill General Works at the Oreville Home weekends . . . systematic . . . dislikes unfinished assignments . . . never late to class. 50 Ruth Good Lancaster, Pa. Charles and Susie Good Commercial At home with typewriters and adding machines . . . neatness personified . . . ag- gressive in winning friends . . . alert lady. L. Jean Graybill Route 2, Lititz, Pa. Paul and Grace Graybill Academic Creative mind . . . all-around Christian . . . loves to make friends . . . keeps dis- cussions rolling. Mildred Graybill Route l, New Providence, Pa. john and Ada Graybill General Midge . . . friendly personality . . . likes to work with children . . . treasures her piano. Walter Richard Good Route l, East Earl, Pa. Walter and Ruth Good General Motor trouble? See Rich . . . profes- sional prankster . . . entertaining on the stage . . , always shining his shoes. ,mga Na- 1 Z Galen Groff Route 1, Lewisburg, Pa. Norman and Edith Groff Academic Galen Grolf, MD . . . spent last sum- mer at Red Lake, Ontario . . . masters I A difficult subjects . . . reserved. Miriam Grvff Route l, WVillow Street, Pa. Walter and Esther Groff General Do, mi, sol, do . . . seldom lacks words . . . dull moments are rare . . . likes to please others. Brenda Lou Harbold Route 2, Columbia, Pa. Aaron and Alma Harbold Commercial Good shorthand student . . . returns your smile . . . thorough in her commer- cial subjects . . . considerate ways. Elizabeth Hamish Route l, Washington Boro, Pa. john and Ruth Harnish General Miss Farmerette . . . friendly conversa- tionalist . . . doesn't let books postpone fun . . . lady of the outdoors. Shirley Ann Groff Route 2, Ephrata, Pa. Richard and Marcella Groff Commercial Resourceful . . , takes neat notes . . . appreciation for the Fine arts . . . reserved friendliness. J. Lorraine Hamish Route 3, Oxford, Pa. john and Dorothy Harnish General Her smile begins within . study . . . reserved blonde for the waitress! I should one ring 51 .4. 'K-nf-Q-ffrasr Arlene M. Herr Route 5, Gettysburg, Pa. Harold and Rhoda Herr Academic Manifests a fine Christian character . magnetic personality . . . enthusiastic . conscientious scholar. Glenn C. Hershey Route l, Gordonville, Pa. J. Eby and Kathryn Hershey General Knows the art of woodworking . . handsome . . . can inform you on America history . . . worth knowing. Martha Hershey Route 2, Parkesburg, Pa. Noah and Alta Hershey Academic Condensed edition . . . college-bound Tl Irvin L. Hershey Route l, Kinzers, Pa. Melvin and Anna Hershey General Prizes his '64 Dodge . . . farm know-how . . . developed culinary skills in Chefs' Club . . . catching optimism. with teaching aspirations . . . interesting talker . . . electrode of energy. Alice E Hess Route 2, Lancaster, Pa, 52 Mahlon and Mable Hess Academic Iond memories of Niara Hills con scientiously does every task assigned , . . pleasant friend . . . determined to succeed. , Y . W Esther Hess Route l, Pequea, Pa. Christ and Edna Hess Lady chauffeur . . . comes from a large family . . . optimistic . . . quiet friendli- ness. WILL THE SENIOR CLASS of 1965 please come to order. www , I , News ,W W Gloria Hess Route 6, Lancaster, Pa. Walter and Dorothy Hess General Spanish scholar . . . mistress of the art of studying . . . music lover . . . wide range of interests. Martha Hess ' Joyce Elaine Hess Elizabethtown, Pa. Lester and Martha Hess General Let's go horseback riding . . . dainty lady . . . member of Nurses' Club . . . likes dorm life. Route 6, Lancaster, Pa. jacob and Mary Hess General Destined for a nurse's career . . . under- standing . . . not afraid of work . . . Good Samaritan policy. C. Richard Hess Lancaster, Pa. Charles and Alverna Hess General Hunting devotee . . . first rate baritone . . . enjoys Canadian fishing . . . doesn't waste time studying. ! ,.. I 53 Susan Ann Hess Lancaster, Pa. john and Arlene Hess Academic Believes in freedom of speech . . . class violinist . . . possesses originality . . . talent for keeping on the go. L. Jane High Route 3, Ephrata, Pa. Edwin and Mary High Domestic Science Easy to get along with . . hair that match . . . main concern-others . . . full social calendar. . eyes and Wayne C. I-Iochstetler Route 1, East Earl, Pa. janet M. Hoover C. j. and Edna Hochstetler ' General Route 1, Elizabethtown, Pa, Heads the SOC5 . . . mile-long friend Harlan 21316 Vlfgmla Hoover list . . . nature enthusiast . . . sees things C0mUfC1fCla1. ' ' I through to the end. .Anticipating a secretarial position . . . friendship lies deep . . . clever with a needle , . . reliable miss. Ellen M. Homing Route 5, Lebanon, Pa. Mrs. Elsie Homing General Cheeks reflect the sunset . . . walking grammar book . . . stimulates activity . . . often seen reading the newspaper. 54 Dorothy M. Hilsher Route l, Elizabethtown, Pa. Clarence and Miriam Hilsher Commercial Capability in bookkeeping . . . don't blush, Dotl . . . owner of an interesting laugh . . . energetic and helpful. -- Lucy E. Horning Route l, Denver, Pa. lrvin and Grace Horning Helen Hostetter Route 2, Lancaster, Pa. Harvey and Mary Hostetter General I I Commercial I wish it were. Friday! . l. . selfless Will make an efficient secretary . . - - - fI'iUldlY Sfnlle - - - SCUOUS when dark-haired lass . . . never seen idle . . UCCCSSHTY, Otherwise- Gerald Ray H051 ready for fun on short notice. w Route 2, New Holland, Pa. Raymond and Grace Horst General Source of good jokes . . . pleasant to be around . . . possessor of black hair . . . dresses neatly. james W. Hostetter Route l, Holtwood, Pa. Aaron and Edna Hostetter Agriculture Mischievous twinkle in his GTO fan . . . superb skater . are too short. Norma M. Howe Route 2, Elverson, Pa. Milton and Marie Howe Commercial Raises the basketball score . gold . . . phys. ed. tops the vors dorm life. Joyce A. Huber Route 2, Lititz, Pa. B. Landis and Anna Huber General L.M.S. reporter for Youth Messenger . . e es small and ambitious . . . enviable scho t 'yweellerldg lastic record . . . has won many friends W, . . locks of list . . . Ha- 55 Mary E. Hurst Route 4, Elmira, Ontario Simeon and Edna Hurst Mary Louise Hurst Ephrata, Pa. Mrs. Luke Hurst General General D I ' Enjoys free periods in the dorm . . . life Well acqualmed Wllh Emlly Post - . - of the Party' , , . looks fmward to Cana. homemaking skills , . . cherishes the hills dian life . . . one of our three Mary Mary Kathryn Hurst Of Virginia - - - relaxing friendliness- Hursts. 56 Route I, Ephrata, Pa. Lester and Anna Gehman Academic Speaks with zip . . . full of life . will occupy a teacher's desk . . . Miss Mill Stream Editor. L. Darlene Kauffman Route 2, Gap, Pa. Harvey and Margaret Kauffman Commercial Pleasant disposition . . . girls' taxi serv- ice . . . Were you ready for that English quiz? . . . delights in reading. james D. Kauffman Route I, Parkesburg, Pa. Ammon and Sarah Kauffman General At home with sports . . . courteous . . . enjoys tinkering with his motor bike . . . lots of fun to know. IT WAS FUN, at the Hotel Continental, deciding whose silverware was whose, and enjoying a formal dinner. 1... .... -4 judith M. Kauffman Route l, Bird in Hand, Pa. Christian and Savilla Kauffman j. David Keener Route 1, Elizabethtown, Pa. Edwin and Esther Keener General General Will follow the family medical tradition Photo fan . . . joined us for . . . conscientious student . . . likes to Veal' - - - 5h0WS lh0UghlfUlUC5S mingle with nature . A I browse, of books' Kenneth R. Kauffman master of the hammer and saw. MUSIC FILLED the dining room ger played for us. as David Wen- Route 1, Bird in Hand, Pa. Mrs. Elsie Kauffman General I'll supply cider for the social . . . a VIP-our VP . . . optimistic outlook . . . climbs the ladder of success. his senior . . future Ruby Eileen Keener Middletown, Pa. Samuel and Esther Keener General Smiles are free . . . need Ruby . . . willing worker love demonstrated. a typistP Ask . . . Christian Ruth Kennel Route 2, Lancaster, Pa. - Elmer and Edith Kennel Academic Among the ranks of the college-bound . . . friendly to all . . . delights in losing herself in a book . . . uses time wisely. 57 Alvin King Route l, Ronks, Pa. Aaron and Mary King General Home-run hitter . . . crosses bridges when he gets there . . . benevolent . . . wastes no words. john David Landis Route 3, Lititz, Pa. Elvin and Dorothy Landis General No one sleeps while J. D. speaks . . . dynamic personality . . . Christian testi- mony twenty-four hours a day . . . great potential. 58 Rhoda Kolb Route l, Spring City, Pa. Norman and Ellen Kolb Bible Can sew a fine seam . . . only student enrolled in the Bible course . . . serene . . . capable morning waitress. Joyce E. Landis Route l, Strasburg, Pa. Benjamin and Ella Mae Landis Commercial Oflice lady . . . looks forward to week- ends . . . good taste in dress . . . person- ality plus. Mary Ellen Landis Sadsburyville, Pa. Elvin and Verna Landis Commercial Enjoys playing the piano . . . sweet smile and personality to match . . . possesses dark hair . . . nimble lingers. Wayne L. Kuhns Route l, Chambersburg, Pa. Christian and Martha Kuhns General Firm defender of Fords . sleep late . . . experienced . . . ever serious? . . likes to agriculturist A , J. Ray Landis Lois 0. Lantz Route 1, Stevens, Pa. Ronks' Ps' L Raymond and Esther Landis Elam HH, Iva amz General Comnlerclal. . . . . , Full of ideas . . . thrills in adventure Dellghls in Wflfmg letters - - - S1132 ISU I interested in auto upholstery . . . everything . , . seldom refuses an invita- guidibus? Rhoda G, I-la-nd-is tion for fun . . . pet peeve-pop quizzes. ygye l Route l, Manheim, Pa. Elam and Ruth Landis Commercial Fun to be around . . . gets things done . . . works in the Laurel Wreath typing department . . . gifted conversationalist. Dale Lapp Route l, Paradise, Pa. Samuel and Susan Lapp General Betrayed by his mischievous grin . . . friendly manner . . . often seen in a black Chevy . . . unexpected comments. Clair H. Leaman Sadsburyville, Pa. Elmer and Evelyn Leaman General At home in any situation . . . winning friendliness . . . busy in home church ac- tivity . . . musical ability plus. Edith M. Leaman Route 3, Manheim, Pa. Ellis and Alma Leaman Commercial Outstanding shorthand student . . . makes knitting needles fly . . . short blonde miss . . . quiet zone. 59 james Leatherman Lancaster, Pa. Walter and Ruth Leatherman General Chief interest-automation . . . lively on the ball field . . . stamp collector . . . has a deep bass voice. ' Ronald Lefever Route l, Jonestown, Pa. Abram and Ruth Lefever General Loves nothing better than outdoor life . . . usually demure . . . likes lots of Mary Lefever excitement . . . guitar strummer. Route 2, Manheim, Pa. Robert and Anna Lefever General Tennis court patron . . . optimistic . . . skilled cake decorator . . . beautiful na- tural waves. SENIORS WAIT THEIR TURNS at the Wash- ington Monument. 'tl'm glad for the elevator, C, Louise Lehman Darlene Buckwalter comments. Mont Alto, Pa. 60 Marlin and Catherine Lehman General Lots of fun . . . faithful user of McNess products . . . friendly hi . . . unsellish miss. Carol Ann Martin Route 1, Manheim, Pa. Daniel-and Grace Martin General Works at a market on Saturdays . . . generous . . . takes an active part in class discussions . . . lively entertainer. Dale E. Martin Doris Marie Martin Route 2, Sinking Spring, Pa. Leola, Pa. Clarence and Mary Martin Earl and Elsie Martin Commercial General Readily takes part in football . . . en- Sympathetic 'listener to others' problems ergetic . . . destined for commercial work . . versatile . . . cosmopolitan friendships . . . owns a red Tempest. Donna Marie Martin . . keeps things moving. SENIORS HASTEN ON, anticipating the tour of the White House. - v Route l, New Holland, Pa. Norman and Mary Martin Commercial Student Forum money collector . . . calm and collected . . . appreciated by her many friends . . . deserves her high grades. Larry L. Martin Route l, Lebanon, Pa. Amos and Elva Martin General Lived in Lancaster, Berks, and Lebanon counties . . . electrician . . . often seen with his namesake . . . energetic hunter. Larry L Martin Spring Run Pa Harvey and Helen Martin Commercial Devoted to outdoor life . . . takes ad vantage of hunting season . . . guitar picker . . . Lights out-what's that? 61 l 4 Lois A. Martin Phyllis Jean Martin Route 1, Reinholds, Pa. Goodviue, Pa. Carl and Virginia Martin wayne and Betty Marlin General A Academic Puts hfff and bcauti' fm P31367 ' ' ' trust' Excels scholastically . . . future home Woflhl' fflenfi ' - ' d?51gn5 hef OWU Ward' , economics teacher . , . feminine dignity robe . , . enjoys helping others. Norma jean Martin . , I pen Pals in France, England, Australia- Route 2, Manheim, Pa. Earl and Esther Martin General Cooperative miss . . . enjoys caring for younger brother . . . loyal friend . . . a favorite hobby? sewing. Ruth Ann Martin Route 1, Narvon, Pa. . Sandra Marlin Zualygfelland Mary Martin Paradise, Pa. . Reliable friend . short and sweet . . . gegggaland Sue Marlin comes to us from Garden Spot . . . not Never out of ener I studies dorm easily discouraged' dim her social life vlilces to shop . . . gift of talking. Harold R. Mast Route 2, Elverson, Pa. Melvin and Joyce Mast General V ell groomed . . . future electrician . . . negotiates with any ball . . . late sleeper. 62 Irma Mast Route 2, Elverson, Pa. Stephen and Ruby Mast Academic First love-books .... A 's are a trade- mark on Irma's papers . , . likes challenges . . . not easily llustered. 'Wil' Constance A. Miller Route 2, Greenwood, Del. Valentine and Polly Miller Domestic Science t'Connie . . , ascends the treble clef with ease . . . winsome personality . . . Clifford G. Miller endures the 120 miles to school each week. Route l, Bainbridge, Pa. Merle and Ada Miller Commercial Concise in speech . . . readily takes part in sports . . . creates fun . . . possesses acting ability. Ruth Elaine Miller Marian Miller Lancaster, Pa. Route l, Dover, Pa. 4 gggllgfeigglsamh Miner 22:33 and Dorothy Miller Loyal friend . . . at home on solid H20 Mastered sociology '... stands up for MtiLC0n5'a 'lV on the go ' ' ' easy to talk what is right . . . diligent worker . . . took junior year by correspondence. Paul Miller Bird in Hand, Pa. Fred and Mary Miller General Drives a Volvo . . . lessons aren't his chief concern . . . authority on what's under the hood . . . helps his father weld. 63 Barbara Mosemann Route 3, Newville, Pa. Earl and Alta Mosemann Academic Dash of spice , . . puts her ideas on paper . . . artistic handwriting , . . tennis? Yes, indeed. 64 Eldon Nafziger Route 2, Parkesburg, Pa. Ephraim and Mary Emma Nafziger Academic Math and science whiz . . . VW fan . . . student of astronomy . . . reasons things Anna Martha Myer out for himself. Route l, Quarryville, Pa. Enos and Martha Myer Commercial Always leaves a testimony for Christ . . . goes the third mile . . . appreciated by all . . . neat mistress. Lois Ann Nafziger IN A SKIT at the Parents' Day program, Grace Weaver answers the questions of her younger sister Rachel Brubaker who is bakin a cake. Wilmington, Del. ' ' H P. Melville and Esther Nafziger General Worthy of confidences . . . kept busy with committee meetings . . . loyal HERC . . . go-ahead ability . . . energetic Chris- tian. Anna Ruth Neff Route l, Ronks, Pa. Clarence and Ellen Neff General Marks mistakes on the Mill Stream dum- my . . . lends to Choraleers . . , seldom seen alone . . . allergic to German? Qui? Galen R. Newswanger Route I, Gordonville, Pa. lN'illis and Alice Newswanger General Lanky fellow . . . finds pleasu ing models . . . piano player his point. re in build' . . . argues MEMBERS OF THE WINNING DEBATE team staunchly defend their point: Resolved, That secular colleges are better than Christian colleges. rl i , si i .PQ ' U ' if A . . . lessons first . . . character unfolds in 7 if Lois Marie Nissley Lancaster, Pa. David and Ruth Nissley General Miss Nissley, RN . . . pleasant reserve . . . relaxes with music . . . precise and principled. Nancy J. Nolt Route I, Nlanliurn, Pi Martin and Commercial Mildred No Usually seen in the fllllllllilllld Bill c ing . . . likes activity sometimes sexi ous, sometimes vice versa considcritc of olhers. i s 5 4' - Theresa K. Ramer Route l, Port Trevorton, Pa. Walter and Pauline Ratner General That weekend was too short . . . ready to help . . . can usually be found studying . . . quiet friendliness. .-ia. Carol Ann Rice Route 1, Mt. Pleasant Mills, Pa. Paul and Irene Rice General Pleasant girl from Mt. Pleasant Mills installments . . . respects the opinions of others. Betty J. Risser Route fl, Elizabethtown, Pa, Amos and Elizabeth Risser General Shows her dimples often . . . enthusiastic Christian . . . deserves the badge of self lc-ssness . . . Spanish senorita. Marilyn J. Rohrer Gerald A. Ruhl Route l, Mount joy, Pa. Arthur and Esther Ruhl Agriculture Good baseball player . study . . . worth knowing ments find him in his shop. 66 Lancaster, Pa. Harry and Evelyn Rohrer Commercial Centers her interest in commercial sub- jects . . . close friend of Nancy . . . little live wire . . . looks forward to Saturdav nights. Dennis Ruth Route 3, Newville, Pa. , Marvin and Lizzie Ruth HO Mme for Agriculture ' sparc mo' Livens dorm with popcorn and noise . . . known by the color of his hair . . . bottom of every riot . . . enjoys all sports. Lauretta Mae Rutt Lancaster, Pa. Frank and Mary Alta Rutt Academic Interested in anything that's going on , . . not lacking in sociability . . . at ease in front of an audience . . . optimistic. Susan Rohrer Route 2, Lancaster, Pa. Elmer and Ruth Rohrer General Tries everything at least once . . . atomic energy . . . well-liked . . . future physical ed. teacher. Delmar L. Sauder New Holland, Pa. Isaac and Clara Sauder General Interested in radios and electronics . . looks up to few people . . . dependable . . adds life to any party. Esther Nlac Sauder Route 2, Ephrata, Pa. Daniel and Edna Sauder General Beautiful soprano xoice . . . friend who understands . . . reserved young lady . . . faithfully attends prayer circle, Janice D. Sauder New Holland, Pa. Glenn E. Sauder Route l, l.ititL, Pa. Raymond and Nlargrete Sauder General .Mk Glenn all about horses . . . ready for fun . , . able football quarterback . . . interesting tall-ter. Warren R. Sauder Route l, East Earl, Pa. Alxin and Mary Sauder Robert L. Sauder Route 2, Cochranville, Pa. Robert and Ruth Sauder General Makes people feel at ease . . . joined the dorm family this year . . , entertaining table mate . . . unruflled. Raymond and Thelma Sauder Cmllcral , Gchcml Fifty percent of a set of twins . . '4Kid! . . . an asset to the alto section of farmhand ' - - that quiet look-ills deceit chorus . . . double cousin to Delmar . . . mg ' ' ' 'mer'-Sung Pcfsonallw' mixes with the crowd. . nv , ,, , . r' 'f 5.11.- Q i 67 Wilmer R. Sauder Route 1, East Earl, Pa. Alvin and Mary Sauder . Velma Sensenig Route l, Lititz, Pa. john and Anna Sensenig. General General Puls milegvg-5 on his Car , A , neafnegg Ladylike qualities . . .appreciates classi and good taste , . . likes.weekends better Mary Jane Seitz cal music . . . apt. with needle, thread, Of than schogl , , , few worries, food mixer . . . sincere friend. Route 3, Dillsburg, Pa. Marlin and Ada Seitz Academic Future college student . . . likes hot subs . . . keeps the mailman busy . can give and take. Virginia Shearer Route 2, Mount joy, Pa. Roy and Loda Shearer EILEEN WEAVER and Lorraine Good gracious ly serve spiced tea at the Parents' Day prog-ram 68 Academic Ability to make friends-and keep them . . . soft-spoken . . . industrious with a capital I . . . nursing aspirations. Darlene Shirk East Earl, Pa. Clarence and Anna Mary Shirk General When I was in Oregon . . . pleasant . . . has homemaking qualifications . . . doesn't shirk responsibility. Maynard R. Shirk Route 1, East Earl, Pa. Leon and Margaret Shirk Agriculture Would rather work than study . . . Hair Pearl L. Snader Route 2, Denver, Pa. jacob and Mary Snader General Doll-sized . . . used in HERC programs for mechanics . . . enjoys mission work . . , talented speaker . . . adds a humorous . . . good-natured. Rhoda Jane Smoke' touch. Intercourse, Pa. Elmer and Barbara Smoker Commercial Enjoys painting . in the mountains . . . . likes to vacation . sweet-tempered . . . Was that P.O.D. test hard? BROTHER KEENER INTRODUCES Elam Stauf- Jeanne stauffer fer, who spoke after the tea. General Mondays. A. Richard and General r t 'G I Initials are L.M.S .... Chester County M r farmer . . . pleasant disposition M... . W, - concerned about Route 4, Lititz, Pa. Mrs. Florence Stauffer Travel-bound . . . water skiing? Yes! . . . dramatic and ambitious . . . sleepy on Lowell M. Stauffer Route 1, Elverson, Pa. 'Qs ,Mr V Ruth Stauffer doing things right. 69 Carolyn Steffy Route l, Millersville, Pa. Chester and Elizabeth Steify General Horizons broadened by her father's trav- els . . , congenial maiden . . . possesses a winning smile . . . calm and collected. Etta Stoltzfus Lancaster, Pa. Mark and Minnie Stoltzfus General Pleasant gift of talking . . . bubbling over with enthusiasm . . . cordial . . . lives on the bright side. 70 David R. Stoltzfus Route 1, Gordonville, Pa. Aaron and Priscilla Stoltzfus General Variety'seeker , . . relaxing friendliness . . . seen behind a market stand . . . likes to water-ski. jean Stoltnfus Route 2, Parkesburg, Pa. Ralph and Frances Stoltzfus General Check that laugh . . . Oh, these timed typing exercises! . . . poised . . . likes to entertain her friends. Verna Ruth Stoltzfus Yellow House, Pa. Elmer and Sarah Stoltzfus General Expert with microscope . . . unusual col- lection-skeletons . . . chocolate candy? m-m-ml . . . immune to conversational barriers. Donald 1. Stoltzfus Route 2, Parkesburg, Pa. Reuben and Dorothy Stoltzfus General Flashy football player . . . campaigns for Maytag appliances . . . overcome by sleep . . . practical jokes-inexhaustible. Janet E. Stoner Lancaster, Pa. Clyde and Elizabeth Stoner General Goldie A . Swartzen truber Route 1, Greenwood, Del. Mark and Ella Swartzentruber Domestic Science U UULEQUWE PCVSOUHIHY - 1 - nurses' trfiin' I Nursing ambitions . . . as friendly as mg lhls fall 4- : - Une lhlfd Of me glfls' , , her name is long . . . sterling character trio . . . anti-silent. Richard Strlte ' - ' ' Route 6, Hagerstown, Md. Harold and Retha Strite General Loyal to Hagerstown . . . who'll chal- lenge him to table tennis? . . . casygoing . . . headed for the Ruth Opal Ulrich business world. dedicated Lhristian. Dale E. Weaver Route I, East Earl, Pa. Lancaster, Pa. joseph and Etta Weaver Roy and Rebecca Ulrich General I , General Courtesy specialist . . . keeps POD -Clear as a beuf' Soprano Q I u Phikm. discussions rolling . . . observer of details thropist of smiles . . . industrious worker A - - makes bus HIPS fxfllmg' . . . will make an excellent nurse. Mary Ann Umble Route 3, Oxford, Pa. Leroy and Fern Umble General Understanding . . . di . . . Christ-centered life to happiness. gs deep for success . . . close relative Darlene A. Weaver Route l, Drumore, Pa. Elmer and Emma Weaver Grace Ann Weaver Route I, Middletown, Pa. Melvin and Virginia Weaver General , ,, General , ' - Speaks Spanish Huently . . . if friends Wouldn t Wade dorm llfe - - - CXPYCSSIVE were gold, shekl he a millionaire , fond Eileen M' Weaver WHYS - - - lalem for making Others feel at of blue . . . sweet is the adjective. We ,c 72 ease . . . first-class conversationalist. Route l, Roaring Branch, Pa. David and Esther YVeaver General Halls from scenic Tioga County . . . sports enthusiast . . . spends time at the piano keyboard . . . winning ways. Lois Weber janet M. Weaver Route 2. Fleetwood, Pa. Rome 1 Limz Pa. Monroe and Viola Weber Mervin and Mary Ella Weaver General . General Leons older, shorter half . . , writes Easy to befriend . . A mes her hand at creatively . . . true Christian character poetry and sketching . . . experienced ' ' ' gentle fnendlmess' nurses' aide . . . a friendly hil Leon Weber Route 2, Fleetwood, Pa. Monroe and Viola Yveber General Come on, let's do something! . . . in- dustrious . . . livens up dorm life . . . interested in VS. Benjamin Wenger David A. Wenger Akron, Pa. Lititz, Pa. Lester and Lydia Wenger Clayton and Mary Wenger General Academic Artistic slant . . . collects cash for the Gets piano keys excited . . . must un Laurel Wreath . . . well groomed . . . has Daniel Wenger derstand a thing completely . . . philoso a brother on the faculty. pher . . . another Daniel Webster. Route l, Stevens, Pa. Daniel and Mildred Wenger Agriculture Friendship under cover . . . mandolin player . . . one of Brother Hershey's Ag. boys . . . doesn't have much to say. Irvin S. Wenger jewel Louise Wenger Route 2, Ephrata, Pa. john and Phoebe YVenger Nazareihy Ethiopia General , , , , Chester and Sara jane Wenger Ask for his opinion . . . burns the mid- Academic mght 011 ' ' ' Complmmg hlgh school, ln Firm debator . . . a four-leaf clover on three years . . . Student Forum executive. committees and -most anything i l 1 Origi, nality plus . . . inherited literary abilities. Margaret Ann Wenger Nazareth, Ethiopia Chester and Sara jane Wenger General Crossed the Atlantic three times . . . 100 percent friendliness . . . active Chris- tian . , . considerate of others. 73 Mary Ellen Witmer Route 4, Manheim, Pa. Paul and Mabel Witmer Commercial Dependability of a compass necdle . . . another olhce girl , . . attentive in class . . . serene Christian. Audrey I. Yoder Snow Hill, Md. Samuel and Esther Yoder General Flame for art . . . watch out for Audrey and her Rambler . . . French mademoiselle . . . tons of fun. 74 ' ri -- ia... David Ray Wolgemuth Route 3, Elizabethtown, Pa. john and Esther Wolgemuth Academic Really enjoys life . . . Napoleon was a little man, too . . . quick-witted . . . college-bound. G. Lorene Yoder Route 1, Christiana, Pa. Samuel and Naomi Yoder General Reenie for short . . . drives a puddle jumper to school . . . neat as a pin . . . her martial law: hasty retreat from spiders. Samuel P. Yoder Route l, Millmont, Pa. Crist and Elizabeth Yoder General Quietness is a veneer . . . future farmer of America . . . hails from northern Penn- sylvania . . . good chef. Glenn C. Wyble Route 2, New Holland, Pa. Paul and Margaret Wyble General Active in his youth group . . . looks forward to hunting season , . . ready laugh . . . amazing accuracy in baseball pitching. is Stephen K. Yoder Route 3, Quarryville, Pa. Stephen and Sadie Yoder General Can't-got quartet practice . . . hidden fun . . . pitch pipe, piano, or brush . , . fine Christian gentleman, -1 Kew 'tina-'W X ,,..:iQ Clair M. Zimmerman Richland, Pa. john and Eva Mae Zimmerman Commercial That Lebanon County accent! . . . makes humor contagious . . . only male shorthand student . . . takes movies. Ruth Ann Zimmennan Route 1, Bainbridge, Pa. Vernon and Mary jane Zimmerman Commercial Supporter of symphony music . . . coma mercial miss . . . sings alto in the senior sextet . . . million-dollar laugh. Miriam A. Zook Route 2, Honey Brook, Pa, Aaron and Elsie Zook General Mim Zook from Honey Brook . . . accordion player , . . well informed on Canadian life . . . the last shall be first, -'Q xii? F. Loren L. Zimmerman Route l, East Earl, Pa. D. Martin and Leila Zimmerman General Studies don't interfere with weekends . . . tall for photographs . . . gentleman . . interested in dairy farming. 75 We accepted the challenge to study, to pioneer into the unknown, to push back the frontier of ignorance. As fortune hunters, we eagerly dug for nuggets of knowledge. VVe struggled with projects, themes, daily assignments. New rays of concentration were shed, of a firm foundation of wisdom, of more diligent work. AD VEN TURIN G A .. W' 'Ne i s I i 5 IN ENGLISH IV, lNIzn'inn Miller slums za lilurnry nizislcrpiccc lo Sister Wenger. CORRECTING TESTS sometimes reveals humorous amswcr, Sislcr Mohler finds. j, PAUL SAUDER visited English III classes one day. He sharccl original poetry. SOPHOMORES CONCENTRATE on an English II test. 78 KENNETH FREY CUTS a board for use in Z1 shop project YOUR BOWL SHOULD BE ROUNDED more on this side, Brother Smeltz advises as he examines Rhoda Stolufus' craft project. ARNOLD MOSHIER SUPERVISES Music II students in painting staffs on the new chalkboard. ,nd....h2 ESTHER BONTRAGER and Phyllis Martin in- crease their wairrlmbes in sewing class. 80 X 'wit A TAKING CARE to mezlsure zlccnrzitcly, Delmar Sauder works on u tnechziniczil drawing assignment. PERSONAL EVANGELISM STUDENTS spend zi day witnessing in New York City. Sampling new dishes in Chinatown was part of their orientation. X ssss 44. bn. GLENN GARM AN FOCUSES the microscope in blologv class and the general science test 5 as 3 . 0 Q .wif JOHN LAPP LECTURES the World History students on the subject, '4The Anabaptist Awakening. P.0.D. PANELS ranged from juvenile delinquency to marriage. CIVICS STUDENTS REVIEW geographical features of our state. Several projects can bc seen on thc desk. .iw 82 X.. I'D LIKE TO RENEW my book another week. NO, THESE AREN'T ALL OURS, David Keener and Ray Landis say. IVY' , 3 ' KSN V ' f '..':E . . AND THIS is the oil filler, Brother Keener explains Lo Esther Horst. 83 SCHOOL'S OVER for another day. I thought the bell would never ring! STUDYING REQUIRED REAL CONCENTRATION-sometimes sev- eral coats of glue applied to the chair would have been advisable. 84 ONE DAY A PLASTIC DEMONSTRATION WAS PLANNED for us. We watched Col. Sandoe ignite pieces of plastic. T WE WERE EAGER to step inside the new Classroom Building. HE HISTORIC MOMENT CAME-the rib- n-cutting ceremony. viii? 5,12 THE DOORS WERE SWUNG OPEN for us to begin our tour. 85 We discovered, developed, and dedicated the special talents that God entrusted to us. We learned to systernatize, to budget the jet-propelled time. Through committee meetings, sports events, and dorm societies, We encouraged these traits. New rays of our responsibility were shed, of a proper sense of values, of self-discipline. 86 APPL YIN G ,7 iw... f i X 3113? IEP iyfif ff X nv Q9 Uur kills f' Q Q 5 . N W 39 0 4 dh 87 'lv I .: fel- .kit f , A4. 'Eh iff ' 5 I-. , I, dig .. S. H 5952 . 952, :si E . f 1 MILL STREAM is EDITOR: Mary Kathryn I-Iursl. ASSISTANT EDITOR: jewel L. Wenger. NEWS EDITOR: Editors conferring, considering, compromising plans and problems . . . taking surveys . . givin as signments . . . condensing and polishing articles snapping pictures . . . piles of proofreading lnsert ing commas . . . pressure of deadlines . . . to keep us well-informed on campus activity. L. Jean Graybill 88 REPORTERS: David Wenger, Susan Hess, Lois Kennel, jean Ranck, Kendra Crist, Mar lin Lehman. ADVISER: Rhoda M. C-raybill. PROOFREADERS: Marie Zimmerman, Anna Ruth Neff, Pris- g cilla Forty. MANAGING EDITOR: David E. Frey. eu K 'A' W, , ag, D .,. 5 X E' S, ,, 89 ASSOCIATE EDITOR Clair Leamln. EDITOR-IN-CIHIEF: john David Landis. LAUREL WREATH To make a yearbook means-long committee meet- ings . . . searching for ideas . . . secrets brewing . . . putting ideas on paper . . . layouts . . . erasing and try- ing again . . . picture schedules . . . sacrificing time and lessons . . . meeting deadlines . . . and the goal-to make an accurate album of school activities. LITERARY EDITOR: Lois Weber. ADVISERS: Marian M. Longenecker and Martha J. Lutz. PHOTOGRAPHERS: Charles Benner, Verna Sloltzfus, Leon Eshleman. A, My II gf, : it ef' 'N , f LAYOUFP EDITOR! JoAnne Detweiler. BUSINESS MANAGER: Benjamin 1 Wenger A 'E i. lg! S. 1 f A, H Y an i if V TYPISTS: Donna Marlin, Rhoda Landis, Darlene Weaver. ' me 1 , A 'K A' W1 M , .. ,L-L' LH, Ya.... a.,, M - ld QW!fM,,,,M ,. if: Q 2122 4 . f ' 11,15 'MM' fan., , .K ,, . , iw a..,, L. . ' gm., 3 N , STUDENT FORUM OFFICERS: Irvin VVenger, presidentg Glenn Wyble, vice-presidentg Lnuretta Rutt, secretary: and Donna Martin, treasurer. STUDENT FORUM Student Forum is the student body's senate in miniature. Class representatives confer, discuss school problems, and bring our suggestions to t-he floor. Many projects are launched by them- the sacrificial living campaign . . . criticism slips for self-improvement . . . variety in chapel sing- ing . . . noon prayer circles . . . and student- faculty ball games. Student Forum is an active part of our school's democracy. STUDENT FORUM MEMBERS: row I: I. Wenger, G. Wyble, L. Rutt, D. Martin: row 2: S. Hess, J. Ranck, I. Kauffman, A. Boll, V. Sensenig, N. Seitzg row 3: II. Crist, P. Pellman, V. Mummau, S. Baer, L. Denlingerg 'row 4: J. Crist, D, Good, R, Umble, L. Champ, J. Kennel, J. Bowman, D. Shellenberger, D. Shank, F. Garber. 92 COMMITTEE MEMBERS CONFER whilc drawing up a new constitution for student forum: Lois Ann Nafziger, Goldie Swartzentruber, VVayne Hochstctler, and Myron Dietz. CHAIRMEN OF STUDENT FORUM COMMITTEES: Larry Champ, spiritual life committeeg Shirley Baer, art committeeg Donald Shellen- berger, recreation committee. IRVIN WENGER, REPRESENTING the student body, speaks at the dedication program for the new Classroom Building. 93 DAVID FREY AND DAVID WOLGEMUTH in the closing scene of The Bishop's Candlesticks. HERCULEAN PROGRAM COMMITTEE: row 1: Esther Bontra- ger, Carolyn Fly: row 2: Lois Ann Nafziger, Dorothy Hilsher, Fred Garber. HERCULEANS Herculeans will lo-ng remember-competitive dorm spirit . . . the red and White emblems . . . committee members brainstorming . . . memoriz- ing parts for the spring contest . . . winning ball games-and losing . . . suspense in The Bishop's Candlesticks . . . and the goal- Forward Striv- ing for Perfection. 94 OFFICERS OF THE HERCULEAN SOCIETY: Lois Ann Nafziger, vice-president: Goldie Swartz- entruber, secretary-treasurer: David Frey, presi- dent: and Marian Longenecker, adviser. SOCRATARIANS Socratarians treasure memories of-the pound of flesh in the Merchant of Venice . . . adopting a society song . . . the catchy strain, Socratarians, white and blue, ringing through the dorm . . . practices and more practices . . . the early morn- ing bird hike . . . and the goal-- Striving On- ward, Capturing Skills. FORREST BOYDEN AND EVANNA UNIBLE play the roles of Bassanio anrl Portia in The Alffrrlzanl uf Venire. SOCRATARIAN PROGRAM COMMITTEE: Leon Weber, Louise Benner, Ruth Ann Zimmerman, Arlene Herr, OFFICERS OF THE SOCRATARIAN SOCIETY: Arlene Herr, vice-presidentg Evanna Umble, sec- retary-treasurerg Wayne Hochstetler, presidentg Verna Mohler, adviser. ' mv 95 LADIES' DORM SEXTET: Ruth Ann Zimmerman, Pearl Sna- der, Anna Martha Myer, Priscilla Forry, Constance Miller, Esther Bontrager. JUNIOR CHORUS ummm, Ha MEN'S DAY QUARTET: Richard Hess, David Wenger, Clair Lea man, Stephen Yoder. G- Q. TEACH ME THX' WAY O LORD 96 fofh G5 MEN'S CHORUS LADIES' CHORUS SENIOR CHORUS TEACH ME THY A -ln 4. - l Q93 Q13 , Q , U4 0 LORDCWR DES-:-.- K A 5 TEAcH M5 THY wmi o LORDIQ --hA- cg. will E, 97 Q lub' POINTING OUT A KENTUCKY WARBLER to bird study students, Brother Dietz describes its characteristics CULTIVATING SKILLS with pencil and paper-that was stylus. 98 Y , MOSHIER'S MUSIC HALL offers relax- ation to music appreciation students. THE FIRST QUESTION will be directed to Velma Sensenigf' Lois Ann Nafziger says, as the public-speaking class listens to their synopsis. 1 i FIRST-AIDERS learn the art of bandaging and applying splints. FOTO FANS WATCH while Brother Moshier focuses the lens. ,, .,, MIXING BOWLS, COOKY DOUGH, hot pads, and a good appetite were part of Chefs' Club. MISS BECHTOLD, chemistry instructor at LGI-I, speaks to Nurses' Club about nursing vocations. 99 If Q WAITING FOR THE FORCE OF GRAVITY to come into play. WITH A HUFF and a puff, blow-ball begins. 100 TWENTY-TWO situps, 23, 24, 25 .... KEEPING UP WITH Sister Maust's speedy calisthenics ,W W -., .. ,W , 5 5 I ,. ...ounlif H ' ,E 4::: 2 if ,gg pgs. ,i,.E ly! WITH PROFESSIONAL SKILL, Dave Maust rounds the bend during a hockey game. BOB BRUBAKER stretches to gain possession. BROTHER WERT'S physical fitness program. Q . ,,.., . ' 'v ' K H,,...s-.- ..., W 2 THE OUTDOORS provided an ideal phys. ed. classroom. 101 GOLDIE SWARTZENTRUBER AND KEN ZOOK, chosen for their athletic skills, cut the ribbon to the new recreation center. ,mmm LARRY TEMPLE develops accuracy in dart shooting. 102 THE LINE WAITS while J. Harvey Beiler signs out a Scrabble game RELAXATION from studies. THE TEAM'S in a huddle to discuss new tactics. TENSE SECONDS before a home run is struck. GLENN WYBLE SENDS the warm-up pitch ONE. TWO, three, hike! in-3 munchin- V IT'S A JUMP, and the game IS WITH THE SKILL of an Olympics jumping contestant, Donny Sauder taps the ball. f- ,, E SEND THE BALL over, ..., .,-,.- f A 5 1 1 U under way! 9 ,YJAH from line! W- W J ' Q -.2 I u 104 1' 1 Z! my C: GUARD HIM, somebody! DIFFERENCE in tastes. K . S1 O THE LAST HISTORIC moments in the old otiice. THE MORAL: Be on guard when a camera appears. I KNOW I put it up here! SHARING burdens. -' L W Q A' H A 'ff-v1 if ,1' ,,, 9' -' i wa . ' F 1 Q. . . Vw. , H! M., THE CEILING'S the limit. fffijq h,, . K H 'wwf' ANOTHER DI That fellow never studies! HOLD ITI STRENUOUS ICE CREAM TURNING Reason-freezin'. EXAMINING the absentee list. 'WHAT IS THAT in thine hand? 106 QE Qslkl., .paw . I f' ., xA ., 'eau ,:,, . LAST MINUTE checkup. AN EXTRA TABLESPOON of sugar won't spoil itl BROKEN MIRRORS, Friday the 13th, walking under ladders. . . GEOMETRIC LEARNING to walk again. parallels. EXCHANGING TEACHING DUTIES for lollipops ,- WHAT'S THE SCORE by now? I NEVER dreamed it! fn fi ii i X :v,, 108 FAVORITE American pastime-watching PATIENCE is a virtue. Tiffxfzm. A W ji, , ? SPINNING me second Q, i side. , A' f v,1ia,If ,457 lf: ' s 7zewfreM SOMEONFS sick if 14? wi- K again. PERPLEXING decisions. M-A NOT AGAIN! COFFEE break. W, K , ,mg Lal WAITING FOR THE GIRLS to leave h1s domain CAUGHT in the act. ,, nz. C' ' ' M A i', W, ' 1 Y , , f 37 .1 x 'NT K 5 1 i as am we 1 A CAMPUS PHOTO shot by our photographer. 7 . fr V. ,XM iff! -lil -is SIGNING INK BLOTTERS the night of open house. TWO more points! 110 .vwwmmfi AND RHODA, that chemistry test was a cinch! STRUGGLING through another term paper. A , T, gm ' Miyfarfiii-f,1i:g P ILLUSTRATIVE ARTWORK designed by Richard Breneman for open house. NO, IT'S NOT TAFFY PULLING, but bandage rolling. AND WOULDN'T YOU KNOW by two points. , we lost CASTING VOTES at the Senior Warmup. TOO BAD FRIDAYS come but once a week. Jn.. Launching with a Living Christ en ef al' are en er . 1 . I 1 Jifg1111if111111111111M1W111 . ' 1 ' l Through the wide oceans of crime and of care, 0'er the vast mount-ains of sin. 2 Christ has been with us thus far in our lives. He will stay near us 'til death. 3 Long a-go Christ by ge S60 Gal-i - lee Told them to Launch tothe deep. f V ' P- V l 1 1- I- 1 1 ii1i11F'D1'l 1' 'F V 1F' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 V I . . I I I 1 1 1 51. ,1 1 A 1 1 1 A 1 ii J A 1 '13 5 5 5 J- a - d 5 - J Up from the val-leys of deep-est des-pair We launch the wan-d'r to win. W N il scarred, His hand pointsthru joy or through strife, A liv-ing Christ guides in life's quest. Now as He asks us to launch with Him, we a ful-ure with Him now do seek. p if iii g 5 g P' 1 5 3 I 1 ' 5 ' . 1 I ' 1 1 Chorus . 1 1 . 1 I 1 1 1 ' JQQQ l5151151A'd' iwlfil 1 . 5 s ue. s 5 V, We launch witha Liv-ing Christ to-day,Though strewn with thun-der 'Q J 1' . J 1. 1 1 1 F11 r f 1 F 1 1 Ll F1 Ll Fr 1 1 1 .1 1 L4 1 We launch And blacked .1111 1. It j11,11H1Ji5fld91f,5lg11 louds the way. A ha-zy fu-ture lies a-head, but l'II be with you iil53liii1FFIiiil5ilFil1fiI Coda ' , 1. 1 1 ' 1 : . e aunc wi a iv -in ris I gf ,11111J1f1i wi IF iliiilifrif 1? .LH gfriiii Launching with a Living Christ Launch with us in our launching out From L.M.S., O Christg We daily need a heav'nly Guide In whom we may confide. Tho' here one hundred eighty-nine unknown futures part, Yet through the years, in Thee, our class will still be one in heart. We're in our sunrise years-the sky Is splashed with rainbow shadesg Beneath st-retch sweeping valleys where Life's winding path is laid. Majestic mountains tower near, steep heights in life to climb. O Christ, with Thee alone, one step we'll conquer at a time. Within our hearts instill Thy love, Like spilling waterfalls. O touch our self-tuned ears to catch The travelers' constant calls. Men long to launch their lives again, in life contentment findg O Christ, may we who now launch out, to Thee direct mankind. Our flaming hearts can ne'er restore The debt in life we oweg Lord, may our lives be blazing lamps To burn for Thee, to glow. The talents you've entrusted us, our all, O Christ, possess. We're launching with a living Christ-life's secret to success. -Lois WEBER We turned to God, the Master Teacher, as we soughf tuition in the school of life. With Him, we discussed our successes, our failures, our study of His Textbook. During chapel, prayer cells, quiet time, we learned new lessons. New rays of worthier ideals were shed, of a longing for His nearness, of a. surrendered will. 114 A TTUNIN G Q 5, - -,151 ,Q f 9' 5 , w K ixsil-U-Iv , iw P x X Q .. E . - 'X ii XM J ' x ' Q N Qs' an V 'E .3 ,Qi W el' K -Siu 5 , nf' 1 f Q N Q 1 +A. i f' ' 5 Q X, . 1 1 'Y 3 Hi' gf Q iii? A 'ww i I 4, ,Q qiiwfif' -ai 4i 2 ..,, 'S-. . '75 if 5 5555? i. W 'Q N Q K 22 x ,, W ,Q ,EWU x. , . 'Q X, Nz. f g -' 5 711 ,- k A 1- if Q, ' - mm Q' ' ri Q I 1 M ,,. w F 'fr' K 2 XR, 1 X WEN 5 AX Kr M W xg 1 Q.- ' W .3225 , , A fy Ik ,gun 1 0 . - .,f ,H 'X , . 5 ,L -. , K MJ? X V .. Afwhhfr as 7. 7 . M H A T 1 1, . L, X gg -sgjfff' v ,Q 15.1 ,V 5. xy A3 ,gi xml! hw 4 ,V . Q 1 'Q ,I I 'Y ,.v '1 Q .b,,. -.. . ff. -.41 '- J f , .K A Q 1, ii 1' N fr? ,, A A J Eff' Q Q S. 'ig rs? 'Q X Q f 9 3 vu gf' z N5 2 X R 5 1 X A e E 3,5 K si , L. Ml if ff 5 , :M ,ff 'sf A 'xv 2 Q ,f hx ' 5 Q Q' W' f na X Q' X, YE, . . , , .X H Ny ii' K : 'Vx ff' f Q W W-.. 1 gg? wig -. W, K R x i 3 , A K W u 7,-ah... af- 4 , . K F vi ir? . gk' Y ,' .ig 5 'Q 55: S J' J A 3,4 '4 55E5Q 1 x wi' 'L W ,N A 1 x Af ' , fm. fi. ' m 2 A, AL 'S V .W Q ,.. :N 'L Q ',fadl-wg wav, 'fa H. in PERSONAL DEVOTIONS ARE A BAROMETER to our spiritual life. Sharon Kanagy makes wise use of quiet time, uiet time . . . alone with God , M i , u MARIAN MILLER counsels with David Thomas, our student pastor. gi ,,m5,:esim5f 43 Q 5 SQ. J. HARVEY BEILER Ends meditation relaxing 116 V mg.,-fr MARY LEFEVER AND EMILY MAST find that sharing with friends or a roommate is ll rewarding experience. counseling with others . . . steppingstones in our spiritual life DORMITORY STUDENTS FELLOWSHIP around the supper lable, discussing the day's activities. 117 WE WERE. CHALLENGED to higher Christian living by our evan- gelist, Howard Witmer. Inspiring chapel meditations . . . revival meetings SINGING IN CHAPEL directed our thoughts toward God. 118 JANET STONER, LAURETTA RUTT, AND RUTH ULRICH provide special singing from the balcony before chapel service. new commitments song services AUDREY YODER DISCUSSES the subject of angels during a Student Religious Program I ,v CL LEAMAN leads a song during noomime prayer circle. Challenging prayer circles . . . sharing convictions with others SENIORS PONDER during a Bible Doc. discussion. 120 'A mums JOHN STOLTZFUS speaks to William Yovanovich,the main speaker at the dorm Thanksgiving banquet. , if DORM STUDENTS met every Thursday night for conjoint prayer circle. stron thenin our own . . . earl mornin pra er cells. IN EARLY MORNING PRAYER CELLS, we discussed our problems-and prayed about them. 121 WHILE WAITING in the subway station, Personal Evangelism students discuss the street meeting they held. Meetzng God ln the classroom . . . Personal Evangelism pro rams . . . gk Qpfw , I WILBUR LENTZ EMPHASIZES a point in New Tesla- i ' asia.: -- MARY HURST MEMORIZES verses for Personal Evangelism. 122 S E FOLKS AT THE LANDIS HOMES appreciated the visit of sophomores at Christmastime. deep discussions in Bible class . . . sharing with others AFTER SINGING CHRISTMAS CAROLS at the Lancaster County Home, sophomores distribute fruit. 123 Ye Are the Light of the World Life's task is this- To render light And set more lamps aglow. Ye are the light Of this dark World, Christ charged, once long ago. There are some lamps Which I alone Can touch and light from mine Thou art entrusting Them to me, For Thee, O God, I'll shine. 2 ,V ll la., I5 1 H, gl if .fi 5: Q 1 -1 Q Fisher, Karl 36, 105 STUDENTS Angstadt, Ruth 26 Bade, Josephine 42, 97 Baer, Shirley 25, 26, 39, 92, 93, 97 Barge, Norma 26, 97 Beiler, Emma Sue 32, 96 Beiler, Jay Harvey 42, 97, 102, 116 Beiler, Mary Joan 32. 96 Beiler, Moses 26, 97 Beiler Sadie 42 97 100 106 110 Benner, Charles 42, 91, 97, 98, 99 Benner, Louise 32, 34, 85, 95, 96 Beyer, Orpha 42, 97, 120 Bieber, Doris 26, 107 Blank, James 32 Boll, Alta Mae 42, 92, 97, 1ll Boll, Esther 32, 96 Boll, Nevin 41, 43, 97 Bomberger, Phyllis 43, 53, 97, 114 Bontrager, Esther 43, 80, 94, 96, 97, 108 Book, Miriam 26, 97 Bowman, Gerald 26, 101, 104 Bowman, James 2, 43, 92, 99 Boyden, Forrest 26, 39, 95, 97 Index Eckrnan, Helen 46, 52, 97, 120 Engle, Elvin 26, 97 Erb, Paul 26, 28, 97, 109 Esbenshade, Joan 47, 97, 108, 110 Eshbach, Marlin 26, 107 Eshbach, B. Earl 36, 39 Eshleman, Gerald 41, 47, 56 Eshleman, Leon 27, 31, 79, 91, 99 Eshleman, Robert 47, 49, 97, 101, 120 Fly, Carolyn 47, 65, 94, 97, 108, 120 Forty, Priscilla 47, 89, 96, 97, 108 Fox, Daniel 29, 97 Fox, Esther 47, 97 Fox, Marian 33 Fox, Mildred 27, 97 Frey, Frey, David 48, 80, 83, 89, 94, 97, 103 Donna 27, 121 Frey, Kenneth 27, 79, 97 Frey, Mary Ellen 36, 96 Frey, Nancy 33, 96 Frey, Nelson 33, 96 Garber, Fred 25, 27, 92. 94, 97, 117 Glenn 33, 81, 96 Breneman, Breneman, Doris 32, 96 Janet 32, 96 Breneman, Margaret 36, 99 Breneman, Mar Louise 43, 60, 97, V. Melvin 36 Breneman Breneman, Nancy 43, 84, 97, 106 Breneman, Paul 44 Hoover, Joyce 37. 96 Breneman, Richard 32, 96 Brubaker, Rachel 44, 64, 97, 100, 120 Brubaker, Robert 44, 97, 101, 104 Buchen, Susan 32, 96 Bucher, Donald 36 Bucher, Paul 26, 79 Buckwalter, Clair 2, 44, 53, 85, 97, 106 Buckwalter, Darlene 44, 60, 97 Buckwalter, Melvin 26 Burkhart, Daniel 32 Burkhart, Kathryn 36, 38, 96 Burkholder, Orpha 32 Burkholder, Rhoda 26 Caldwell, Dianna 32 Garrnan, Garman, James 48, 79, 97, 101, 120 Garman, Mervin 36, 96, 105 Gehman, Anna Lois 28, 48, 97 Gehman, Janet 48, 97, 107 Gehman, Mary Lynn 48, 28, 97, 108 Gehman, Sara 27, 97 Gerlach, Rosene 49, 97, 108 Gingrich, Ann 33, 96 Gingrich, Donald 33, 78 Hershey, Marlin 33, 96 Hershey, Martha 52, 97, 108 Hershey, Miriam 27, 97 Hershey, Rebecca 33, 96 Hershey Wilson 36, 38, 104 Hess, Hess, Hess, Hess, Hess, Hess, Alice 52, 97 Christina 27, 77, 97 Daniel 26, 27, 31, 97 David 36, 38 Esther 53, 97, 100, 120 Gerald 27 Hess, Gloria 53, 97 Hess, Henry 37 Hess, J oyce 53, 97, 99, 108, 111 Hess, Kenneth 33, 78, 96 Hess, Laverne 37, 38, 96 Hess, Luke 27, 97 Hess, Maris 27, 97 Hess, Martha 53, 97, 100 Hess, Mary 33, 96 Hess, Rachel 33, 78, 96 Hess, Richard 10, 48, 53, 79, 96, 97 Hess, Pauline 37, 38 Hess, Susan fSr.j 38, 54, 89, 97 Hess, Susan fFr.J 36, 37, 85, 92, 96 High, Jane 54, 97, 109 High, Judy 33 Hilsher, Dorothy 54, 85, 94, 97 Hochstetler, Dennis 33, 96 Hochstetler, Wayne 39, 52, 54, 93, 95 Hoover, Clifford 27, 97 Hoover, Janet 54, 82, 97 Homing, Ellen 54, 97, 108. Homing, Lucy 55, 97' Horning, Ruth Ann 27, 97 Champ, Larry 2, 45, 92, 93, 97, 99 Charles Charles Charles Charles Charles , Anita 32, 34, 99 , David 26, 31, 39, 97, 101 , Dwayne 26 , Esther 36, 38, 96 , Kenneth 45 Charles, Levi 39, 45, 56, 68, 82, 97 Charles Charles Charles , Linda 32, 78 , Rachel 36, 38 , Twila 26, 97, 98, 110 Clymer, James 45, 82, 98 Clymer, Jeanette 45, 97, 98, 122 Crawford, Christine 32, 96 Crist, Jeffrey 32, 92, 96 Crist, John 36, 39, 92, 105, 106 Crist, Kendra 26, 89, 97 Deiter, Jane 32, 34, 96 Denlinger, Lester 32, 96 Denlinger, Lois 32, 25, 92 Detweiler, Joanne 46, 91, 97, 110 Detweiler, Linda 32, 96 Eberly, Robert 26, 97 Ebersole, Janet 36, 96 Ebersole, Mark 33, 96, 105 Ebersole, Naomti 46, 97, 102 Gingrich, Lois Ann 33, 96, 122 Glick, Ann 27, 79, 97 Glick, Delmar 49, 56, 97 Glick Glick Good Good Good Good , Paul 33 , Rebecca 49, 97 , Carol 49, 97, 100 , Charles 27 , Daniel 33, 92 , Harold 49, 97, 101, 120 Good, Lorraine 50, 56, 68, 97 Good, Marlin 36, 81, 82, 105 Good, Ruth 50, 97 Good VValter 50, 97 Graybill, Anne 27, 97 Graybill, Emma 50, 97, 99 Graybill, Jean fSr.J 50, 56, 65, 88, 97, 119 Graybill, Jean fFr.j 25, 36, 96 Graybill, Joyce 27, 97 Graybill, Marie 27, 97 Graybill, Mildred 50, 60, 97 Groff, Carolyn 36 Groff , Galen 51, 56, 77, 97 Groff, a Melvin 33 J Y Groff, Mary Kathryn 27, 97 Groff, Miriam 51, 97, 98 Grofl, Richard 33 Groff , Shirley 51, 97, 98 Harbold, Brenda 51, 97, 108 Harnish, Elizabeth 48, 51, 97, 120 Hamish, Ellen 33, 96 Harn ish Lorraine 51 52 60, 97, 108, 120 Harnish: Robert 27, 1,01 ' Harnish, Ruth 36 Kennel Eby Beth 33, 34, 96 Eby Carl 46, 97 Eby Caroline 33 Eby John 46, 119 Eby Lorraine 33, 96 Eby, Miriam 39, 46, 97, 110, 122 Eby, Sarah Jane 26, 97 126 Hart, Carlene 33, 96 Herr, Arlene 52, 76, 95, 97, 108, 122 Herr, John 36, 96 Herr, J. Robert 27, 104 Hershey, Allen 27, 97 Hershey, Carl 27, 31, 79, 97, 101 Hershey, Everett 36 Hershey, Glenn 52, 97, 120 Hershey, Irvin 52, 82, 97, 120 Hershey, James 33, 96 Hershey Jeanette 33 Hersheyi Lois aa, 96 Horst , Esther 27, 83, 97 Horst, Gerald 55, 97, 119 Horst, Larry 27 Horst, Lester 27 Horst, Nelson 27, 97 Hostetler, Paul 27 Hostetler, Shirley 37, 96 Hostett Hostett Hostett Howe, Huber, Huber, Huber, Huber, Huber er, Helen 48, 55, 97 er, James 49, 55 er, Naomi 27, 97 Norma 55, 97, 100, 108 Elvin 27, 98 Joyce 55, 97 Lois Jean 27 Miriam 37 Norma 33 96 Hurst: Glenn 27, 98 Hurst, Hurst, Hurst, Hurst, Mary 56, 97, 106, 108, 109, 120 Mary Kathryn 56, 88, 97 Mary Louise 56, 84, 97 Sharon 33, 96 Kanagy, Sharon 33 Kauffm Kauffm Kauffm Kauffm Kauffm Kauffm Kauffm Kauffm an, Amos 33, 96 an, Darlene 56, 97 an, Elsie 27, 97 an, Glenford 32, 33, 96 an, Iva 27, 85, 92, 97 an, James 40, 53, 56, 97 an, Jane 37 an, Jay Marvin 24, 33, 96, 101 Kauffman, Judith 56, 57, 68, 97, 99 Kauffm an, Kenneth 44, 57, 97, 106 Keener, J. David 57, 97, 83, 104 M Keener, artha 37, 96 Keener, Ruby 57, 97, 102, 108, 120 Kennel, Deryl 37 Kennel, John Ray 28, 92, 97 Kennel, Kathleen 33, 96 Kennel, Lois 37, 89 Ruth 57 97 108 King, Alvin 58, 82, 97 K-ing, Linford 37 King, Miriam 33, 34, 96 Kolb, Rhoda 41, 58, 97, 109, 120 Rraybill, Donna 28, 97, 99 Marist, Wilmer 68, 84, 97 Kraybill, Elvin 26. 28, 97, 98, 102 Kreider, james 28, 97 Kuhns, Wayne 58, 97 Kurtz, Kenneth 33, 96, 99, 117 Kurtz, Leon 28, 97, 123 Landis, Carolyn 37, 96 Landis, james 32, 34, 85, 96 Landis, john David 58, 65, 90, 97 Landis, joyoe 58, 97, 100, 120 Landis, Lorraine 26, 28, 97 Landis, Marian 34, 96 Landis, Mary Ellen 58, 97, 108 Landis, Naomi, 34, 96 Landis, Ray 59, 83, 97, 104 Landis, Rhoda 59, 91, 97 Landis, Velma 37, 96 Lantz, Lois 53, 59. 97, 108 Lantz, Merle 28, 97 Lapp, Dale 56, 59, 82, 97 Lapp, Edith 34, 96 Lapp, Etta 28, 81, 97 Lapp, Galen 37, 105 Lapp, Gladys 34 Leaman, Clair 48, 59, 80, 90, 120 Leaman, Edith 59, 82, 9-7, 100, 108 Leaman, Sara Ann 28, 97 Leatherman, james 60, 97 Lefever, David 28, 97 Lefever, Martha 28, 97, 109 Lefever, Mary 60, 97, 108, 117 Lefever, Ronald 60, 102 Lehman, Alta 28, 97, 108 Lehman, Arlin 37 Lehman, Galen 28, 39, 97 Lehman, Kathleen 37, 99 Lehman, Louise 60, 80, 97, 117, 122 Lehman, Marlin 28, 31, 89, 97 Lehman, Rachel 28, 97 Lehman, Rebecca 34, 96 Lehman, Wayne 37, 81, 96 Longenecker, Gloria 28, 97, 98, 121 Marshall, Linnie 28, 79. 97 Martin, Barbara 37, 96 Martin, Betty 28, 96, 97 Martin, Carol 60, 97 Martin, Dale 61, 97 Martin, Donna 61, 85, 91, 92, 97, 110 Martin, Doris 44, 48, 61, 97, 98, 106 Martin, Ernest 28, 97 Martin, Esther 28, 99, 107 Martin, Ethel 29, 97, 121 Martin, Gerald 29, 97 Martin, Grace 37, 96 Martin, janice 34, 96 Martin, Kenneth 34, 123 Martin, Larry Lee fSr.j 61, 97 Martin, Larry Lee QSoph.j 34 Martin, Larry Lynn fSr.j 61, 97 Martin, Lois 62, 97, 109 Martin, Louann 34, 96 Martin, Lyle 29, 97, 110 Martin, Nevin 37 Martin, Norma jean 62, 97 Martin, Phyllis 62, 80 Martin, Richard 34, 96 Martin, Rosene 34, 96 Martin, Ruth Ann 39, 62, 97 Martin, Sandra 62, 97 Mast, Clair 29 Mast, Dale 29, 97, 101, 104 Mast, Emily 29, 117 Mast, Harold 62 Mast, Irma 63, 97 Mast, Nathanael 29 Mast, Shirley 37, 96 Mast, Stuart 29, 102, 109 David 37, 81, 101, 122 Miller, janet 37, 96 Miller, joseph 37, 96 Miller, Marian 63, 78, 81, 97, 116 Miller, Patricia 34, 78, 96 Miller, Paul 63, 97 Miller, Richard 29, 97, 104 Miller, Rosemary 29, 97 Miller, Ruth 63, 97 Mosemann, Ann Louise 37, 98 Mosemann, Barbara 39, 64, 97, 122 Moyer, Glenn 34, 78 Mummau, Virginia 29, 85, 92, 97 Musser, David 29 Musser, Marianne 34, 96 Musser, Miriam 29, 97 Myer, Anna Martha 64, 96, 97, 115 Nafziger, Barbara 29, 97 Nafziger, Carol 37 Nafziger, Eldon 64, 97, 107 Nafziger, Kenneth 36, 37, 96, 122 Nafziger, Leslie 34, 96 Nafziger, Lois Ann 52, 64, 93, 94, 97, 98, 108 Nafziger, Lucille 35, 96 Nafziger, Naomi 37, 96 Neff, Anna Ruth 64, 89, 97, 111 Newswanger, Galen 65, 97 Nissley, Barbara 35, 78, 96 Nissley, Lois 65, 97 Nissley, Ruth Ann 29, 97, 104 Nolt, Gladys 37, 96, 99 Nolt, Leonard 29, 97, 99 Nolt, Nancy 56, 65, 68, 97 Nowack, Halcyeon 35, 99 Ogburn, janet 35, 96 Peifer, jane 35, 96 Peifer, Lois 29 Pellman, Phyllis 29, 92, 97, 98 Ramer, Theresa 65, 97, 120 Ranck, jean 35, 89, 92, 96 Ranck, Kenneth 29 Reed, joseph 29, 104 Reed, Larry 29, 97 Reitz, Lois 29, 97 Ressler, Marian ll, 29, 97 Rice, Carol 65, 97 kisser, Anna Ruth 35, 96 Risser Betty 66, 97 Rohrer, Marilyn fSr.j 66, 97, 120 Rohrer, Marilyn QFr.j 37 Rohrer, Susan 66, 97, 120 Rudolph, Ruth 37 Ruhl, Gerald 66 Ruth, Dennis 66, 101, 104, 120 Rutt, Lauretta 66, 84, 92, 97, 119, 122 Sangrey, Gordon 35 Sauder, Anna Mary 35, 96 Sauder David 34, 35, 96 Sauder Delmar 67, 80, 97 Sauder Donald 29, 81, 84, 97, 104 Sauder, Esther 67, 97, 98, lll Sauder Evelyn 37, 96 Sauder Glenn 67, 104 Sauder james 29, 97 Sauder, janice 67, 97 Sauder, jean 37, 96 Sauder, john 34, 35, 84, 123 Sauder, Larry 35, 96 Sauder Nelson 29, 97 Sauder, Paul 37 Sauder, Phoebe 36, 38, 96 Sauder Robert 67, 97, 98, 107 Sauder, Warren 67 Sauder, Meek, janet 29. 97 Mellinger, Marian 34, 96 Metzler, Carolyn 34, 96 Metzler, Eunice 37 Metzler, joseph 34 Metzler, Miria.m 29, 97 Metzler, Orpha 29, 97 Miller, Carolyn 29, 97 Miller, Clifford 63, 103 Miller, Constance 63, 81, 96, 97, 117 Miller, Daniel Qjr.j 29, 97 Miller, Daniel QSoph.j 34, 96 Miller, David 29, 97, 101 Miller, james 29, 31, 97, 104 Schlabach, Aileen 29, 97, 121 Seitz, Mary jane 68, 97, 100, 108 Seitz, Nancy 38, 92, 96 Sensenig, Velma 68, 92, 97, 98 Shank, David 38, 92, 96, 104 Shank, Louise 35, 96 Shaub, Elaine 35, 96 Shearer, Virginia 68, 80, 97, 99 Shellenberger, Barbara 29, 97 Shellenberger, Donald 29, 92, 93, 97 Shelly, Irene 30 Shenk, Norma 38, 110 Shertzer, Anna Ruth 38 Shertzer, Luke 35 Shirk, Darlene 68, 97 Shirk, Maynard 69, 104 Showalter, Donald 30, 97. 105 Shreiner, james 35 Siegrist, Marvin 30, 79, 97. 99 Siegrist, Naomi 34, 35, 96 Siegrist, Raymond 38 Smoker, Kenneth 38 Smoker, Lena 38, 96 Smoker, Rhoda 69, 97 Smoker, Wanda 30. 97. 104 Smucker, Samuel 38, 82, 101 Snader, Esther 38, 39, 96 Snader, Pearl 69, 96, 97 Stautfer, Charlotte 30, 97 Stauffer , David 38, 105 Stauffer, jean 56, 69, 97, 99, 108 Stauffer, Lowell 69, 97 Stauffer, Nancy 30, 97 Staulfer , Philip ss Stauffer, Shirley 38 Steffy, Carolyn 70, 97, 108 Stoltzfus, Alvin 35, 96 Stoltzfus, Annie 30, 34, 97 Stoltzfus, David 70, 97 Stoltzfus, -Donald 70, 82, 97, 107 Stoltzfus, Elmer 35, 96, 108 Stoltzfus, Etta 70, 97, 108, 111 Stoltzfus, Gerald 35, 96 Stoltzfus, janice 35, 96 Stoltzfus, jean 56, 70, 97 Stoltzfus, john 35, 96 Stoltzfus, Linda 35 Stoltzfus, Mary 30, 97 Stoltzfus, Rhoda 30, 79, 97 Stoltzfus, Rosanna 30, 97 Stoltzfus, Ruth Ann 38 Stoltzfus, Verna 70, 91, 97 Stoltzfus Wilma 35 96 Stoner, james 30, 97 Stoner, janet 71, 97, 108, 110, 119, 122 Stoner, Kenneth 30, 97 Stoner, Linda 26, 30, 79, 97, 98, 121 Stoner, Marvin 35, 96 Stover, Lois 38, 96 Stover, Luke 38, 39, 96 Stover, Ruth 30, 97 Strite, Richard 71, 97, 104, 120 Stutzman, Constance 38, 96 Swartzentruber, Goldie 71, 93, 94, 97, 102 106 Temple, Larry 30, 102 Temple , Suzanne 38 Thomas, Daniel 38, 82, 96 Thomas, Samuel 38 Ulrich, Ruth 71, 82, 97, 119 Umble, David 35, 38, 96 Umble, Evanna 30, 95, 97, 100, 111, 117 Umble, Mary Ann 71, 97, 108 Umble, Richard 30, 79, 92, 97 Umble, Willis 30, 97 VanOmer, Mary Ellen 35, 78, 96 Warfel, Elaine 35, 96 Weaver, Albert 30, 97, 104 Weaver, Clair 35 Weaver, Clyde 35, 96 Weaver, Dale 71, 97 Weaver, Darlene 72, 91, 97, 120 Weaver, Donald 30, 97, 109 Weaver, Doris 31, 97 Weaver, Eileen 41, 56, 68, 72, 97, 106 Weaver, Esther 35, 96 Weaver, Galen 31, 97 Weaver, Grace 41, 64, 72, 97 Weaver, Irene 31, 97 Leon 56, 72, 80, 84, 95, 97 Lois 72, 79, 90, 97, 98, 99 Weaver, janet 72, 97 Weaver, Larry 38 Weaver, Levi 35, 78 Weber, Elaine 31, 97 Weber, Weber, Wenger, Benjamin 73, 91, 97 Wenger, Carolyn 38, 96 Wenger, Daniel 73, 97 Wenger, David 48, 57, 73, 89, 96, 98 Wenger, Irvin 2, 73, 85, 92, 93, 97 Wenger, jane 31, Wenger, jewel 73, 84, 88, 97 Wenger, Margaret 44, 56, 73, 84, 97, 106 127 Wenger, Martha 31, 97 Wert, Lois Ann 31, 97 Wissler, Doretta 31, 97 Witmer, Mary Ellen 74, 97 Wolgemuth, David 40, 74, 94 Wolgemuth, Mary Louise 31 Wyble, Yoder, Yoder, Yoder, Yoder, Yoder, Yoder, FACULTY Board of Directors 85, 86 rby, Joyce L. 13, 15, 107 Eby, wumer M. 13, 34, 85, 106, 111 Charles, Anna Lois 13, 15 Charles, H. Raymond 6, 7, 13, 85 Glenn 2, 74, 92, 97, 103. Amy 35, 96 Audrey 56, 60, 74, 97, 119 Carolyn 38, 96, 99 Inez 31, 97 Lorene 74, 97, 108 Mary jane 31, 97 Dietz, Myron S. 8, 13, 15, 32. 34, 93, 123 Good, Noah G. 11, 14, 15, 85, 99 Graybill, Rhoda M. 14, 15, 36, 89, 117 Herr, Ellen Rose 14, 15, 26 Hershey, Noah L, 12, 14, 15 Hoover, Alta 15, 20, 120 Keener, Clayton L. 10, 15, 69, 83, 85, 118 Keener, Edwin L. 15 Keener, Robert G. 15, 19, 32, 79, 82 Yoder, Samuel 74, 99 Yoder, Sandra 31, 96, 97 Yoder, Sanford 31, 97 Yoder, Stephen 48, 56, 75, 96, 97, 120 Yoder, Wesley 38, 96 Youndt, Ernest 31 Zimmerman, Clair 49, 75, 97 Zimmerman Fern 35 96 Zimmermani Joyce 35, 96 Zimmerman, Zimmerman Loren 75, 97, Marie 31 97, 89 Zimmermani Mark 31, '97 Zimmerman, 107, Zook, Zook , Zook, Zook, 108 Kelvin 24, 38, 102, 106 Kenneth 35, 102 Martha 31, 97, 109 Miriam 75, 97, 108 120 Ruth Ann 75, 95, Lentz, Wilbur L. 15, 85, 122 Longenecker, Charles B. 9, 15, 16, 26, 28, 81, 121 Longenecker, Marian M. 15, 16, 85, 90, 94, 96, 97, 106, 109 Lutz, Martha jane 16, 90 Maust, Miriam L. 16, 39, 102, 104 Mohler, Vcrna M. 9, 15, 16, 32, 95, 78 Mosemann, Martha F. 17, 36 Moshier, Arnold J. 15, 17, 26, 28, 79, 98, 118 Moshier, Elton G. 15, 17, 45, 48, 1 Peifer, A. Marie 15, 17, 39, 109 Reed, Paul E. 15, 17, 81 Shank, james M. 18, 19, 85 Shank, Luke J. 18, 77 Smeltz, Edmund L. 18, 79 Stoner, Clyde B. 12, 15, 18 Thomas, Weaver, Wenger, Wenger, Wenger, Wenger, David N. 12, 19. 86, 116 Amos W. 15, 19, 83 A. Grace 19 78, 98 Edna. K. 19 L. Larry 15, 20, 36, 85 lNIiriam 15, 20, 45 Wert, Robert K. 20, 122 03, 108 39, 45, 101, 102, 106 EMPLOYEES Book, Rhoda 23 Cooks 21 Garber, Arlene 23, 105 Kraybill, Donald 20, 104, 121 Lefever, Paul 22, 85 Martin, Warren 22 Sicgrist, Samuel 22 Smeltz, Doris 23 Sl0ltZfuS, John 20, 121 The staff of the 1965 LAUREL YVREATH wishes to express deep appreciation to those who have made this yearbook a success. Mle especially say thank you to Martha jane Lutz and Marian Longenecker, Advisers, who capably guided us in our decisions. Elton Moshier for campus shots, especially the splendid shot of the glowing lamp. Mr. Paul Peel of Peel's Studio in Lancaster for fine photography. 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