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

Text from Pages 1 - 162 of the 1969 volume:

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'Q , 'tt I 1 , ig' ' 9 0 ' .ff . in , , . 4 Q in '21 fa ,f WI ,I I' -Lal I ' 1 L 11 Qu if Eeoauee you ha ve ffve fihaf efzofee on how fo gift? ffze f'o,oe, you o'on 'f blame anyone ff your Hhyeffe eu'o'e. Vouff We fe wfvaf you make ff. 8 4 f, '4 Va e X-'fv lfffxx The efvefeee gee meke every deg ere ,eeff ef e huge expeffmenf . Tl!! Nu- Ano' five evenfg fhaf make up fb 13' book wi!! go do wn in five M5 5001? of UFE 99 Bcpeffmenf '6'9. Some things depreciate with age. Teachers do not. Each passing year adds more To their total vhlue, Because teachers do not build castles In the air But in the lives and minds Of students. .i ,. I on giLIE!??!.l 1LL XVhen a teacher goes beyond Pounding cold, hard facts Into a stuclent's mind, Wfhen a teacher seeks to build more than Castles of knowledge there- When he strives to build friendships . . . Some people say A teacher should remain Cool and objective. At L.M.S. that is impossible. Facuffg A student doesn't stop at merely Sorting out his teachers By their classroom techniques And what type of tests they give He sees more than the teacher image He sees a personality. I7 -'l Supervising Committee i i They ,Enforce written rules Double as teachers Travel home On foot And take an interest in our progress rate They provide our school with an element of stability through unfailing consistency. i NOAH OOOD i Dean l nu W Square roots, Avectors, planes, and circles plagued some of us, fascinated others, put some of us to sleep, and made others think. The braver ones took senior math and struggled with math induction and limits of series. Then there was math club, which some took to see the other side of math, the enjoyable side. X-. T , , EDWIN KEENER B.S. Personal Use Bookkeeping Introduction to Sec. Math I and II STANLEY KREIDER B.S., M.S. Algebra I and II Geometry Senior Math Math Club is t x W 'X in i'nl l KENNETH SHEARER B.S. Algebra I and II Introduction to Math II Freshman Class Advisor i I l Bill Wea chemistry. H3638 xfr, 'WWII' H,-. ...r . has urn: lvllvu s-.--M A ll!!! W... ERNEST M. I-IESS B.S. General Science l Biology tests Harvey's circulation theory of ,bloocl E l 9 1 l , JY Sometime in our senior year we wished for the simplicity of the amoeba or even the mole concept. But when our spirits were at a new low, the physics lab guide came up with a funny little experiment involving slinkys, and our drive for knowledge was restored. X 5 . Ray Reitz spreads his fingers the proper distance to qualify for a trip to Philadelphia. ii- ' is! Jw This year the learning of key signatures, intervals, and song directing in Music II was pleasantly interrupted by a trip to The Academy of Music in Philadelphia, to hear The Vienna Boys Choir. L. LARRY WENGER B.A. Physics Physical Science Radio Club Advisor Senior Class Advisor ARNOLD MOSHIER B.A. lVIusic Theory I, II Music Appreciation Voice Chorus Junior Class Advisor l Q l ,t-K L C' l 'NORMAN KOLB Tiinister Bible Survey l l J i 1 l l 1. IRVIN WEAVER BS. New Teslament Book Study Bible Introduction Missions Public Spfaking l rt-,.i.-I 'v We believe that the basics of Christianity do not change. The principles that we study are the same ones that Timothy studied under his mother's instruction. But the real prob- lem is to find out how these age-old prin- ciples should be applied in the now-to decide what their relationship is to the daily grind. ELMER D. LEAMAN Minister Bible Doctrine Student Pastor . 'K DAVID N. THOMAS Minister Bible Doctrine Student Pastor 14 , 'Lx Wi i... - r... ig s. ,fain I -, ' 1--fe N-.- JOHN O. YODER B.S. Personal Evangelism Old Testament Book Study Bible Geography , 6 I lr 'Lf'-sri I HP' penn' -' 1 .,...3 if .' wa- -cr l . 5 l l ' 1 i l l DANIEL WENGER B.A. , Pa. History I World Cultures World Geography International Studies Current World Issues Officiating Club Junior Class Advisor History is a rerun of the drama of the past, a stage crowded with the faces of all who have lived. Profiling from others' mistakes is the prin- ciple of progress. If we fail to do thisl, we fail indeedg for what then is the purpose of history? i 24 y it MYRON DIETZ Bs., Ms. World Cultures Sociology Mennonite History Current World Issues Bird Study Sophomore Class Advisor X , K - i I ELTON MOSHIER ,wh B.S., M.S. f - Problems of Democracy V' , r Foro Fans Advisor - , ' A weekend invades World Geography class. LOWELL DETWILER B.A., M.A. American History Pennsylvania History Civics Darkroom Club Advisor Freshman Class Advisor if i i Senior Class Advisor i ' ' ' - DONALD M. SENSENIG B.A., M.A. American History, General Church History International Studies Sophomore Class Advisor , rg A A l i ,, - I C ' fy l , 1. i , 1 , in ' in lf i f V My V ii, ' N -1 , kj- 'uf M rj' 'Q -- ' A X Q 1 A- I, 6-N ' , . V xi . ,, L. v l ll R l P,-f - VERNA MOI-ILER B.A., M.A. English III and IV Herculean Literzuy Society Advisor l CAROLYN CHARLES B.A., M.A. English II Mill Slream Advisor 1 I In M!-., .m fs 4: i' ll S, Y- x QS' -izlli ' wma F ?: flfiflu X ' , RI-IODA GRAYBILI. M.Ecl. English I Penmanship and Spelling x.'A - I ROSA MOSI-IIER B.A. English II Library Assistant Z -l RHODA KENNEL B.A., M.A. English Ill Business English junior Class Advisor Socratarian Advisor Some of the things we learned in litera- ture may stny with us for the rest of our lives. This course is more than a study of great works in prose and poetry. It is a discovery of truth and beauty. si im rs., my ' gfrzegvli l , -a ,lang . ,:'r2f'Q'? in ..,1, Bs, ,aj E1 SHE it .HM .tg Q, Verna Mohler eyes the tomato sauce and remembers that she has three sections of Marbella to teach this afternoon. V v JANET N. GEHMAN B.A. English IV Laurel W'realb Advisor Senior Class Advisor NOAH GOOD M.S. in Ed, German I and II First Aid One test of having mastered a language is dreaming in it. Perhaps We have never reached that height, but still the numerous declensions and conjugations have become a part of us. How can we forget our study of the Roman era, or the Spanish favorite, Hay Poder? . 1 , iv. ff ...KAL EDNA WENGER A.B., M.A. Latin I and II English IV ,+ WILBER LENTZ B.R.E. Spanish I and II S K i . 'll . ng.-g.,,-i f :l .i . :J-ffsg flip: , ffztf' MARTHA MOSEMAN Gregg Teacher's Diploma Shorthand I, II Typing I Personal Use Typing Business is one round of ten minute writings, onion skin paper, smeary stencils, eighty words a min- ute for five minutes in shorthand, and bookkeeping study guides. The wonderful thing is that local business firms buzz our school con- tinually for prospective secretaries. . -AJ . 5 if K , 'lu v',W - :1'iX'f 'i J I I . - til., -EIL i. J.alIt'.4, '- . 4-.if When you're out of school you wont get any more finger calisthenics. CLYDE STONER B.S., M.Ed. Bookkeeping I, II Typing II Office Practice junior Business Training F '-- . .V . QQ p ' K ,se '- '1 ' ' a??'.'fW ' 14 - ., .i xif ' ,gy . . 1 Y 3 ,,,-r . 1 CLAIR HOLLINGER Minister Shop Crafts 'Mui 'I M ORPHA NEWSWANGER B.A. Home Economics I, II Sewing Chefs' Club Senior Class Advisor ,pf NOAH HERSHEY Minister Agriculture Only seven percent of the U.S. population is employed in farming. So those who enter this field must be qualified and well-trained so that they are able to produce this nation's bread and butter. Home Economics is where we learn to draw house plans, cook a good meal, and manage money. We have cheese-tasting parties and all the fun of an all-girl class. We'll make this one long enough so that when you kneel it will touch the floor. ,E , it SUSAN ROHRER Girls' Physical Education Officiating Club junior Club Advisor This year the phys, ed. student ran in place, up and down steps, frontwards, backwards, and sideways for fif- teen minute periods to pass an endurance test. Field hockey was introduced for the first time. As we worked to improve sloppy dribbling, our lungs reached new dimensions. The co-ordination and planned defense of basketball was pounded into our minds and reflexes until it became a part of us. A study in health provided us with a rudimentary knowledge of psychology. Overhead projector-lectures spelled out body parts and functions. We learned that quizzes are a vital part of the course. tr RHODA WENGER R.N., B.A. Health Future Nurses Club, Freshman Class Advisor 'NJ WESLEY MCNETT Physical Education Dormitory Supervisor -A r 'rf ANNA LOIS CHARLES i B.S. Study Hall Supervisor Book reports, magazine article reports, and research papers sent us to the library. We relieved our weariness vii , of reading with other reading: Der Wunnerfitz or year- Herb Miller learns from the New York Time! that books from EMHS or CD. X turtlenecks are the in thing in Paris. i ' Ut- joining the faculty for second semester was Mr. Roger Bauer, driver education teacher. i CLAYTON L. KEENER i B S Driver Education it i ui.. ! - . AMOS WEAVER Minister Librarian 57' HALL MANAGERS: Glenford Kauffman, Wesley McNett, Paul Bucher, Larry Martin Ei ds, fm? 5 49 9,649-u, 3 DORMITORY SUPERVISORS: Alta Hoover, Rhoda Kolb, Carol Gehman fic fe Jai' 14 PAULINE HESS, Secretary f x Yugi, 'wav X ,, 1 0 , ,AQ , 3 f - X' Y '5'if 'fr f ,. ff ill ,ff-' Y avr- or . x C ,W r ' ' 1 - Ql JEANETTE HERSHEY, Secretary NORMA SHENK, Secretary CAROL GEHMAN L.P.N. School Nurse Dormitory Supervisor Sophomore Class Advisor There's not much activity on campus at 5:30 a.m. But even at this early hour, the kitchen is busy. And because the kitchen is in the basement of the chapel, we don't get to see how hard our cooks work. Sure, we always get our meals, but most of the time we don't think about all the time spent get- ting them ready. Cooks are easy to take for granted, but we couldn't get along without them. .-,-- ', 4' Head cook Ruth Lefever dips the sauce pan for a routine taste test while Anna Witmer stirs vigor- ously. COOKS: Anna Witmer Mabel Bowman Ruth Lefever Elizabeth Herr Florence Keener Ruth Lehman Anna Mary Martin Mary Leaman No! on llae piczum' Mae Bowman, Alma Grace Hess, Suie McMichael, Alverta Rohrer Four men have to put up a big fight to keep eight buildings and a massive campus from falling apart. MAINTENANCE MEN: Daniel High, Harry Leaman, David High, Hershey Wez1x'er At day's end the echoing reyerberation of voices from lhours before Haunts and flaunts the dead hallways of our school B x, sd .Q Some future day We may Speak nostalgically of our Alma Mater f 1 LZ .f Qfuden fc gnu-num ,.., fr It's not the buildings we'1l remember. ,f 2 -ar X tn Merv Moshier, Prerident re! Q 'fn X , is ,J ell , A- ' , 'E' - Q 9 if A. I :WE ' ' fr ,fl wig- V. K . , 1 , Q1 1' --'gy-5, ' Z5 Z. l J V V l ?' 3Ee2Pf2'Z6?:'?Q2: Kenneth Marcia Berler Beiler Kenneth Bucher Paul Charles Q Lloyd Eby XA , W' . '- Aw. V W . Beulah Fox ip c... f,-3, 4' Ruth Ann Frey , J 'C Deborah Halteman fp' 'lk :K Doris Harnish I 1 Q. f - Rosanne Hershey ' A W J l V Sarah Hershey 1 U' I' , .1 A- :Q Carol Jones, Secretary 51-' ., N7 eq, Vg Brenda Rebecca Blank Buchen Eric Sauder, Vice Pfefidenr Darlene Stoltzfus, Trearufer 4' , ' - L g,-P 'fue' ,Q I X I, , ,nas Hfechmen Caleb Hess Dale Hess Glen Hess Naomi Hess f ,I Q lg' f Bruce Hess Wi M Hi: 1 reef iff' fill! iii '11 I Rachel Hess I 'fi V' N. Richard Hess S, , pk W Rv ' ' H Lorraine High ,L Ing ' 'S G , Bernice Hoover -' Y V ,fu . 5 Carol jones if it ' lx 'A ' s 'N f' . X . 'xl ,,- ,n ff V ' f t - , - :::.. '- :::L .f.--:irc 34? r '-' ' ,' 'R 'A vlfifffff .:g::::-il A M .. Q 1 :::::' :::::rJ-A H-'Si'-1' r- Betty Lou Kauffman f , , V Louella Kauffman V' vi Steven Kauffman -Q 0 P Patricia King . Q , Q Q I W Jacqueline Landis ' ' , va -J -v sw F 'lx f gl - . - ,...sa is.,-.rr I1 aa It's rather unglamorous To step down From the king of junior high To the babe of senior high. But what would the rest of us do Without some of you To feel superior to? 5 , za ' --is Janet Landis W 5 , H1 tl Shirley Landis YW f 'Q '--Y pl K f xA v -u Regina Lapp ' Gary Martin 71,5 .f . ,f--A, l . 1' w 1 , , A, - r-any V ' , ,, .' H . , , , ' 'ff M , Doris Mast '9 4' Dorothy Mast 'Vi' I r A .L V FRESHMAN ADVISORS: Kenneth Shearer, Lowell Detwiler, . ,4 1 .t ' Rhoda Wenger - 4 ' fi -P ' YY -, 117:-., .ak .4 - . 54.434 . N ' E. Q W ik- Y, ! N - if fe ' ii' I W iz l 91 1 . to l D F mfztf In ,ii-,'XI N . E If ji. Q 11 aiu., f rl' -. .A QT ' , f fi, l S 'i fr.: l! e.,, rv 1 - 'l S -li? ,. -gi i f A - . 'K iff' fafffgfg-5552515 .. 1 f- - N f ., If-. ,- I' K e 'iii' jam' X' ,, ,yy K- ,in f ' ' , ,..V J 'f 4. 'ak - 'RT' 1? -:e k ,- Q -I --f 1- 1 'Q W ,Q J if m 4f4-!if3?sf 5 'iliu S. Charlotte Shaub A W james Shenk 7 I ' H Marlin Smoker 'K' 'Qyff ig -' Joyce Stauffer I - f l' v , 'V Betty Lou Stoltzfus H L ' 1 I ' ' V if 1 i fam we re 'Mr l . Darlene G -. , -f r-: lStoltzfus Kenneth , 'Stoltzfus Miriam lStoltzfus Ifebecca 1 Thomas Betty Weaver Esther W Weaver i l Karen Weaver -Q '- Gerald X Wenger Big squirtg little squirt Jolgxgger l l l Sandra McCleary Loretta Metzler Judith Miller Mervin Moshier Sara Nafziger Anna Mary Reclcay Carl Sands Blanche Sauder Eric Sauder l- wg .1 I 5 k ', L 'B .,f 7 is I tk . 5 - hr N . . '.f'f:i - 4 'Wi R ,4 a j f it 1 if gl V i.',., Nathan Redcay , f -.f 7 ar' ar- g 'CyVa,f .fi I l X Nt, I Ex 3,554 vfT. lHf' 1 - ifvr'- ' 1, px, ,ia-w'g?e??1c.9f:f1i42'ffa4 J f 355' W9 .1 l A , ,g 5 7 '-R-K? -'lj' ':. -' , J A 'U sz 7 f fl l' . X' A? N A , fl 'gas-,Q 1 , , I 1, ,jf , , +L Kg nw +-4 A ' N nb 'I L Bill Kauffman, Vife Preridenf Ray Clugston Eugene Denlinger Steven Denlinger Brenda Lapp, Tfeafurer J .J , I' 'J 'F y l fl XY: Ruth Ash Maynard Baker Thomus Bashore AIX Edgar Benner f' Eugene Beyer Robert Beyer L 'ix Steve Denlinger, Prefidenl Joanne Breneman Mary Buckwalter .- -N ,ffll,g r f, lug, Merle Burkholder X, ,i ' - 1 3 James Carpenter l' x ,f'. I -J 5' lf-- M' l A ' J x 4 V L M 41 Qopfromowec Ruth Detweiler Linda Dise Sylvan Esh Clair Frey David Gingrich YE ,ur 3, fffff Mary Ann Glick Rebecca Graybill 'WT' 3 , X' li D . lfjbel lg? '? l W ev At, 1' X V -J, V 1 . Y l SL, ,I 'LH flzizgf -N K js is ,NM nl ' A 4 ' 'X rav e M l mi lf SOPHOMORE ADVISORS: Myron Dietz, Carol Gehman, X x K 4 WI Linda Groff Joel Hackman Joanne Hamish Beth I-lege Charles Hershey Linda Hershey Jeryl Hollinger Marian Hollinger Phyllis Hoover Alma Hostetter V I WS ish in , v ,D U :sz Q +G! H-5. af ,. 'Q pf.. , '9.'+-Efifkfi Ti ' 'HD .., - , sw. 1 S. ,X - J., ! fi. 1. , F - 'I' b . .f ,A ' Q 1 A A J Rhoda Kolb, Donald Sensenig V LJ 2 David Hostetter Mary Ann Hostetter Robert Huber Evelyn Hunsecker Linda Kauffman Rosene Kauffman Don Kennel john Kennel Ann King Glenda King Rosa King Sanford King QM... 1 7 1 . I ' 's . 7 s Kirk ylV'!'ef,l ,K 1 5 . 2,'.f,31,Ju J'.'f.f'F.'-5. '3 . ' l , -.5 Ir,-o QQ ,.s, - ' X., t awi:-tix.w.M.,5. , Y 4- .5 ..f'l - N r , . 'fd 4, . i Iilxl '11 1 Q 1 .X is 6 'T ir. . W lui 5 J Ty., ure - ' x'- l r '- Q E ' 'K . -.1 'is l K ff' Q 'fi . a f f '- ml , 1 i, TL' Q N , J H , 'rl:.1f4: -litfx 'di' 1 . W L J fvfl' 4 sf Tom Bashore directs the cluck through a difficult rendition of Old MacDonald for his supper. Susie Kauffman William Kauffman :F -5 A ll N14 , v l V X X ' T 4 ' tl: zz f- ff 1- Q Nathan Kolb Ray Kreider Samuel Kurtz jean Landis Brenda Lapp Clair Lapp Judith Lapp Philip Lefever Rhoda Lehman Faye Lentz Joyce Longacre Anthony Mast Herbert Miller james Nafziger Robert Nafziger V ,r,r r .. n 'xxx Charles Kline P-A 1. is ,. 3 T l g l I v J-f ' Z1 X' ll 1 V l'!l1 - .0 N rw , N Q-Ar A-4 .4 Q Q L . A ug - -N-qtvxr' 5 53-I si Q QQQ l 1' ' it 'Q' , Q 41' V1 ,X f w N -N . -4.31 , pw... , atefvqg, i 51--if L .'.4.3, '-f 2 f ' It s fun being an inbetween man Because you can do things You Couldn't do If you weren't. Like throwing paper-planes in homeroom Or beating the Freshmen in the tug-of-war. Its fun being a Sophomore. 3 , A f X S ff. ff '.'l,7i' - '-- F 'dv I' fn'-'fP'5 a .gi-1.Z3'e. JH Ls Barbara Nissley Betty Nissley Joanne Ranck Patricia Reed Donna Reinford Janet Rheinheimer L 'gr Keith Rohrer Faye Sangrey Barbara Sauder Richard Sauder Dorothy Shank Thomas Shultz Dale Slaymaker Paul Smoker Bruce Stauffer Wilmer Stauffer ln the fullness of time, jim Naf- ziger drove a super-slam to clinch the game. Deborah Wenger ,K r Sara .I S - Wenger 'E 1 tn, , i s 11 , 1,44 Rachel Yoder V -.. u, '- v 'f 1 f .. Nw., at W Q f fs q- .wi kin 1 ml .H , Y flir- X lr .a wp s. I ls sg it I X-1 sg, I af 3 . A ML- ' l ' -lfzia ifk-5:14-,' . 0 Cheryl Stoltzfus Linda Stoner Ivan Troxel Donna Weaver Kathleen Weaver Linda Weaver Ronald Weaver Sheryl Weaver Maynard Baker proudly watches his Umble opponent descend after n round of King-on-the Mountain. N -'P Timothy Yoder Dale Youndt Hilda Zook Dave Weber, President V, , , 5 QF 2 1 , 1 R ., A Q 1 Q., V . v U R X lb ' ,ink- l aff' B fl Patricia Marian Thelma Bare Bechtold Blank Ray Bowman Ruth Ann Bowman Arlene Breneman Lois Breneman Dorothy Brubaker Harlan Brubaker Ray Reitz, Virg Pferident Jumbfy Laverne Heller, Treaxurer 1' l'. Carol Stolzzfus, Serrelary Ruth Brubaker X9 'sv' I lv' I ' J 1 ,, f f '- IL4,'ff,? . ,ff ,i?-','-3- ff .Fri-?.?'? 'f-' V' Cu ,V i? Q Aa Q . 'Z D11 Lx: -fa., f. Arie. 'f- ' ii -153 1 ' ffl.. J- .1 g,g,..,' H ,ufgl',.im,f- , W1 7, .,. if X N 4 R rl D ilk .. .. X rang-' ' l',5.5i4iE'U I .f-5,1-nn' , 4' P M E,:vi. : 2 ,314 ga,-N-R'M - - '- '-U -: H 323' -1 4 fin- .. ie 'f - ms. Galen Clemmer James Deiter C Rosalee Diffenbach if Fern Dise 4 Daniel Eberly 3 Y 1 Ruth Biucher Raymohd Buckwalter jay Cairpenter Doris Fharles Grace Charles Jonathan Charles Lois Ann Charles Mary Charles i ' ' , I. ,Jw I, A . L-ll-...rl , A ,is Jay Ebersole L Nyla Ebersole Dennis Eby ' 1 julia Eby ' ' Elma Engle ,I Q 'C i S' . . i -, i E J ,J ,..-- , Q-4 .. ' 0 - ,, VD ii i if T Charlotte Eshleman W ' Marianne Fisher V Mark Fly Vi., Ray Frederick ' Dennis Frey '-, - 4 J S in W , ip' 5 fl V! UNIOR CLASS ADVISORS usan Rohrer, Arnold Moshier Rhoda Kennel, Daniel Weiiger, 4 l ,I i l l 5 1 C , if .X x' N La Nt' I E Darlene Gerlach Eileen Gerlach john Gerlach Lois Gerlach Andrew Glick Samuel Glick Judith Gochnauer Dennis Good ' fi. f 1 G te' LL., , , nL L,hS8gF,y r so ,. rl 1g . W - J . !! i ' W K!- H, I 1 f Nu! ' .w Eunice Good Marian Groff james Hamish Marian Harnish Marvin Hamish Lois Harnly Dale Garber Eunice Gehman if + av 4 l x1 92 J Q -Ni M' 4. sfs kv I 1 1.3-95. ..4.LiQf.u , v L, fi i '1-wifi , ,V rv' 'x N A ,. ' 'JJ if ii W it N ff 2 3 n if, rf 1 ,I W if f .Ll lei Y P gl f gli -if Comrade Dan Wenger receives fervent support from his followers during a 'NX Nu KK .... l W john I-lege I.aVerne Heller session on Gestapo tactics to be employed in the junior-Senior tug-of-war l . ,4k. . f-7 .. . ,. If ,.,, lf ' 1 .V Y ' .r :V ' rf , yr 'J ': Y -J v f'-: l 'faq Qs. s 'WVR .. 4- V. . 1.5-e 'lf' ' e 4.. if 4 I V ' '1- . s :NZ I C r'.n . L ., r ., L.. ,V V ,.. S-L 5- M -. H I -4 ,,.,,-, 4, .ra ...sf -s.,1g,5,.iz -41 s- ,Lf H, -Y V ,-.1 r M., 5 l n H 1 i .f K L - -X K' .4 ,-.411 iv - ll, fs., Le f, 3? l 3 , .--,',- 1 l It , 1-an ,V . xfar .gals E x i lffffx - iki. V V , ls ' . 2.35 ' fzfzg' '- .ffqrwg ' 4 Y' fe gms.. ,F-zsffgilfal 1 k 1 , fr - l l Sue Hershey if Q Elaine Herr Doris Hershey Glenn Hershey Jay Hershey Nancy Hershey Carl Hess Damel Hess Edna Hess james Hess Loxs Hess Margie Hilsher Walter Hochstetler David Hollinger V l It must be awfully absorbing, Chuck. bs-54 : f f 'Le' A ' , w W ,L ,a ,um ,ii - 5' 0' ' ' V- W W . .,' qi 5-ff' 'm H, F X.-ff , ,, k A x A L' N' WI, In N, iv' , :gl ' 'I r l1 :, 1 A- Y: A - y . 35, -Z, G. is , nv l ' . i if L Ti lx i ,r ,:.. 5 , t M., he if P- , 'f 'A iff' :ie-fl: y -L ' '5- i l ,-k Edwin Keens Christian Kennel Mark Kraybill Paul Kurtz Benjamin Landis Dean Landis Josephine Landis Joyce Landis Diary Landis Shirley Landis l 1 NX'alter Hochstetler observes that the days of chivalry are not past. Evan Hoover Eugene Horst Nancy Horst Marcia Hunsecker Ray Hurst Wilmer Hurst Clair Kauffman Ellen Kauffman Dennis Keener Doris Keener ' l w in lu if PM 1 I r ,-'rf ' 'fl , w g 3, J .. wr, 1'j K- A ffl - H 1 a VW gy L Y f-' 1' 7 ' iq ' V l' 5 iw in ' A if ' L J L 1 F, if V Q fc, ,A l- V 'J . , . 'J i wi 'fa L.. , ,, ,I V- iv - rf K lamb v .i sf 1 717-4 ' ' ,.iiifi?lfi- W ,, .., Z Q, V , , 1,3555 Y 1 L f .1 .,l1if-s.m.m' L .l 1- ,. . 1' i fme,ua . ::?I- V W 'VR' 'A s' N 'L U-n uf - rj 5' -if 'wlz' .f :-..' Nancy Lefever Raymond Lefevet Ellen Lehman Loretta Lehman Patricia Lehman Nancy Longenecker Ronald Lutz Daniel Martin .--f , ll 1, I6 f.f u.. X , A -e '. . -.IA . ' Y 54 .f L if l l 7 all Q. ' lf' , 1 H' 1 K, I 1. af? M 'f:- -Ni' 'mv '4'-L .-I , W, , wg. .,. ., .1 y..-,U 'F af , f ' ,fr ' -. ri '- 'Lf nv: vga. f-.33 :aj-,A A . , 1 fm.. .. 1 wr ll 'I I 6 .5 431-rteigllmifii-,2.,:ff'- . I . . gf LJ ,f ,Q y I Giif -5 9. Q .11 '5 A Q Vida Landis Judy Lantz Y! Elta Leaman ' Sue Leaman 'Q f l' A Carol Lefever ' 1 '- Ulf? ff xv of -' fi :ws t 1 L1 e- -- 1 .e A-s: A W ., ' A 1 vff w 1 1 ' 4 .'x:: I 'lk . , , 6 aw' M. ., ,M N lx V fr- - :Q F .-,.,,, 231.5 'fun'-my b E 1, 41' v h -L-an-fi.-uf Y ' A'fsHria-in '2-flfifs. ..'aE1f ' -' 9 V . ..,:4-f K'f- ini .vi AV, -. - irxiggaii 6. Z: I- ta..-. wifi? , Y 9, Libnvr 1 lv- vc-A upie--A ' ?-U... ii. 114 fm' Q K '.f:fagzz:.4t1' -9 if ,, mf, af:-t a ' ,- - -VA, Q , '- - , . V fn-- I. 4, . ,,...f 4,, Q . .-...A .I Dave Kraybill and Tiny Stoltzfus practice the art of kibitzing. fr V V V 1'-A - David Martin Glen Martin ' Luke Martin X -N V Norma Martin ' Nu LA, 'A joy Martin 1' 1 f ff 7 I Ruth Ann Martin David Mast Judy Miller Ada Mast Susan Mast Leon Miller Carolyn Mummau jane Musser f lil, 4 Shirley Landis succumbs :WA-, VG, If W I GT' if ' -935:-'-,'h...4 f ! 4,711 i Q l 5 33'-'5 ff .-wrlgvr, , fM'?i1- ' ' l 3 ' 'I . N film MafYE1'fff1 Mlllef Sandra Miller 1 - Harold Moyer iw 5. 'itz gh, - V M v . - +3 w, mi f e- f ,. f x. 'E ii f 5' 4 i, U ,. 'E ..a., i, , - SL Lg, 1 5 Us iz ' -f l 'ilk -:A ,nl 1 f , . I I yr lf , mf , to fumes or farigueg we're not sure which l Q r an 2 vf aaia X r r i l ' 'a' Janet Musser John Nafziger Bonita Nafziger Donald Neff Sharon Nissley Kenneth Pellman Beverly Ramer Sally Reed Esther Reitz Raymond Reitz 'B 53 VNTY' l 1 - X l il . x W Q., , 'L - r Q' - wr nl il :Y fill' I 5 llllild, JH Q fgfiq What to do if you lose your car key. Eleanor Shertzer Daniel Siegrist Terry Smoker Mary Ann Smucker Debra Stauffer Carol Stoltzfus Daniel Stoltzfus Eileen Stoltzfus Isaac Stoltzfus Raymond Stoltzfus Warren Stoltzfus Daniel Swartzentruber Ivan Umble l 1 1 1 l F aif 1 ik - H M. ,. Mr , .WL Y W' -it ' .uf . I V r li V5 A ' r' H V X i , 1.,- fi' U ' 'wr' V -2-in we ii - D Q. fi - A - -z -fm,-3 1 'X . -f 2:ab,?'sZLi'ai13:E-bmi,-.J 49 ., Q 4 if , X, D 'Wig Elf. ' l . s., . I 1 A Q I ' Z Linda Umble 3 'Q K ' av. 1 1 Q' : af?5-af f Linda Rohrer Janice Schrock Lena Sensenig Jeanette Shank Henry Shellenberger Sharon Shenk f , EF B I lf' 541155.- 3 5 w PJLJ Q 1 ' xl ' X 6 l ' 'd Y Vuxw. i fig? Sometimes f From your basement lair, ' There is great howling- Yeah juniors, 9 Beat the Seniors. ffl ,.,f 2 ' i But we understand. lf iii e We used to live there. H 55 . .. s. YQ zflf 7t i Eifaflis iii! Ld V. Judith Yoder Ruth Ann Ziegler iv M., I Y' - i if , , -A ,lit I 1, ' J N 'F l, All 'h Eunice Zimmerman in 1 uf. '17 V' jay Zimmerman I x Mk! , , I Roy Zimmerman Duane Zook 1 ll af Il Loretta Umble Cheryl Weaver John Weaver Julia Weaver Nelson Weaver Priscilla Weaver Sharon Weaver Thelma Weaver William Weaver David Weber Robert Wenger Darwin Wissler Dennis Frey just doesn't know if it's a buy or not Jim-H 5' k, .r, ' Q .. - - 5, Y. -.an .,,-,B WM., --- . - -' 3-ifdc tr s H 1, -4 -...-. 1- 403--. 1h . r l ' wr o i Qen iam a- -. MELBA AUGSBURGER New Holland, Pennsylvania Samuel and Katie Beiler Augsburger General Golclilocks . . . gets tired of wearing her older sisters' dresses 'F' e l PATRICIA L. BAER Bainbridge, Pennsylvania Russell J. and Gladys Shank Baer College Preparatory Does free-lance artistry and writes poetry in her less challenging classes des- pises dishonest discussions , BARBARA A. BEAM Elverson, Pennsylvania Omar and Ruth Stoltzfus Beam Commerrinl Watered Elton Moshier's flowers twice a week, every week has traveled in all but a few states MARLENE BEILER Intercourse, Pennsylvania Elmer K. and Rebecca Kennel Beiler General Owns a small collection of antiques . . cynically humorous 'Wt-19 JUNE M. BECHTOLD Bainbridge, Pennsylvania jay and Ruth Longenccker Bechtold General joan B:1ez's double . . . teases the ma- trons unmercifully QQ ll .ggi STEPHEN BEILER Kennedyville, Maryland Christian F. and Katie Stoltzfus Beiler Thinks he's ordinary, but he goofed that time . . . winkin', blinkin', teasin' l ROSE BEIDLER Quakertown, Pennsylvania Stanley and Ethel Landis Beidler College Prepamlofy Treats 100's in Senior Math quizzes like everyday stuff . ., definite goals in life iff V. LUCY E, BONTRAGER Milford, Delaware Eli and Ruth Yoder Bontrager College Prepamlorjy Somehow people like to tease Lucy . wonders, Why am I here? Nelson Hoover, Pfexideut W- -. f-A f-A L if i mt H 'A fl ' . .vi 5'-fr' J .- U 'sm 11-,A ' w 1 . Mil I ,ht .5 if-V 139514 3 ELVIN R. BONWMAN Kinzer, Pennsylvania Leroy H. and Lidy Horst Bowman General Senior football center-piece . . . may spend his life poring over blueprints Abram Diffenbach, Vire Prexident I 1 Noami Martin, Treasurer ,:-?va---'--f---T-' '1 i lt KENNETH R. BRACKBILL Ronks, Pennsylvania Norman NV. and Alma Myers Brackbill Commercial Chef of Plain and Fancy Farm Res- taurant . . . has 2,000 stamps and is still expanding WP ..'z:. wt- Jug, lr at 351' ,Jw-,I .tts . 4 vu . . A if Ann Lapp, Serrelary BETTY E. BRUBAKER Lancaster, Pennsylvania Aaron I. and Arlene Neff Brubaker Geneml t I Loves the wide open feeling that comes with life on a farm domestic creati- vity T X'f- rf iq - l like 5 'gif ll 1, H ll Q' ..4u-V DALE BRUBAKER Lancaster, Pennsylvania Paul G. :md Martha Herr Bmbaker College P1'epamiary Gets his kicks by shutter bugging inborn ability to lead a crowd GLENN BRUBAKER Lancaster, Pennsylvania Glenn S. and Arlene Snyder Brubaker Wotild like to sneak into some col- lege on a football scholarshi p . . . likes cars and girls ROBERT BRUCKHART Lititz, Pennsylvania jacob S. and Myrtle Kreider Bruckhart Geueml The mountains are wonderful, es- pecially when there are deer around the corner . .. beef cattle and hogs will earn his bread THOMAS BUCHEN Ephrnta, Pennsylvania Kenneth R. zmd Rhoda Thomas Buchen General Building contractor some day Retires to the mountains during hunting season MARGARET BUCKWALTER Lancaster, Pennsylvania Lester R. and Anna Book Buckwalter Commerrial Underlying cause of victory in sen- ior girls' volleyball games . . . travels in wake of boat--on skis ALTA Jo BYLER Dover, Delaware Joseph W. and Amanda Bontrager Byler Cammerrial Reads anything but Sallie Lee Bell's works . .. sits on a pillow to drive her car l it l ,af 'x 47? ,N-,xy 59 5, ry as-f gl l ir l Newswanger MERVIN CHARLES Washington Boro, Pennsylvania Paul K. and Dorothy Landis Charles General Sold a great quantity of '69 Laurel lVrea1bJ . .. removes cobwebs with his mop SENIOR ADVISORS: Elton Moshier, janet Gehman, Larry Wenger, and Orpha .gp s. ' - 'W 1 i is D. MARLIN CHARLES CLEMMER. Lancaster, Pennsylvania Lfm5Clf1lf', Pffmsylvllnlfl Amos J- and Emma Hunley Charles Kenneth and Mary Plessinger Clcmmer Gene,-,,1 C07?lIIlk'I'CifIl Loves the whole world . . . knows a H215 mkffn lWelVC WMS Of Plfm0 lot about airplanes, aviation, electronic Wld'flYff1Welf'Cl communications, etc. i. rev' v!r tk I lg! 7 DOLORES CLYMER Leola, Pennsylvania James XV. and Mary Horst Clymer Geneml Laughter prevents her from finishing her Economics magazine reports . . . speaks distinctly Jar ANDREW L. CREAMER Lancaster, Pennsylvania E. Lynn and Esther Siple Creamer General Inquisitive I don't see anything funny. - -T, l 1 -1? H3 gl RHODA J. DENLINGER Ronks, Pennsylvania Harold D. and Miriam Neff Denlinger General Eager to begin her nursing career mischief sparkles behind a quiet front Although you've heard The senior year to be something of a financial drain That clogs up sometime around December, The senior doesn't cease to retain his identity. Portraits, parties, trips, and dues Symbolize our status. But some things that comprise our year Have no tangible value. Because insights into life are not measured as such. ,gi-A, it ANNA L. DETWEILER Chester Springs, Pennsylvania Alta Beachy Detweiler College Prepamlory Makes her own greeting cards intel- lectual 2 xii ABRAM DIFFENBACH Lancaster, Pennsylvania Abram XV. and Beulah Landis Diffenbach College Pfejmmlofy Junior auctioneer . .. politician at heart DORIS DISE Leola, Pennsylvania Wfnrren N. and Marian Smoker Dise l Commercial .... Arranges flowers . . . sweet and thought- ful Q 1,2 ' l ll i l l 1 l 4 1 .Q-119' MERLE ERB Harrisburg, Pennsylvania D. XVilbur and Lois Taylor Erb College Prepm-aim-y Completed high school in three years . . . a reservoir of originality a l tl , J ' l JOHN EBERSOLE Lancaster, Pennsylvania Elm Hlland Katherine Wenger Ebersole enenz Srhool isn't the best thing that ever happened to him doesn't have too much to say jd, MARLIN EBY Ronks, Pennsylvania Lloyd M. and Martha Leaman Eby College Preparalory Named after Einstein remained ut- terly calm while watching his car being run over bv a train . V r X Ag, . if-1 BETTY ESI-ILEMAN Paradise, Pennsylvania C. Marvin and Elizabeth Sauder Eshleman C0lI1llfE'7'L'i!1l - Booklfeeping bug . .. likes to watch people because people aren't ordinary l l Abe Diffenbaclfs latest Ice Folly st unt. .'v -4, -- JL ., x 5 . 1 , . f N 'I k ,V '- x N v Qi ' l l fs . -.4 x 4 Hard times for Linforcl Good. MERVIN FREY Manheim, Pennsylvania Elias :md Mary Faus Frey College Prejmmlory Persistence pays . . . always ready to ta A i '39 SUSAN FURTAK Port Trevorton, Pennsylvania joseph C. and Evelyn Gehman Furtak College Preparrztary May run an orphanage someday . . . art takes on beauty under the skill of her hands CAROL FOX Ephmtn, Pennsylvania Henry P. and Ellen Martin Fox General Notices peoples eyes sly as a fox ,,' 'i ,IV K. LOWELL GEHMAN Mohnton, Pennsylvania Lester XV. and Esther Martin Gehman College Prepnrrztory Ham radio hobbyist . . . thinks situations through precisely l , gp P l ll MH 2 v wal' dl g, l lil. VIRGINIA J. GLICK Atglen, Pennsylvania Herman N. and Mary Umble Glick General Hasn't an ounce of selfishness . . . builds people up lung ,,'l'gW1 F..x '.. Efwf' Y ..-,, H .l l HOWARD GOOD Lititz, Pennsylvania Im M. :md Ruth Weax'er Good General Works hard at something he believes in . . . has thought Christianity through w 1 . . when she got there, her locker was bare. w 'f.,,l. Y' L. GOOD DEBORAH K. GREEN East Earl, Pennsylvania Ephrata, Pennsylvania Xvalter and Ruth Petcrsheim Good Susan Geigley Gwlffrll Gerzeral Happiest in deer season . . . architec- Composes songs on her guitar . . . speak- tural school may change him into a ing voice that could be used in a com draftsrjmn mercial l w l l w 1 . I. i l I . r -6 v M 5 H l4.', rjfl I. 81 JERE M. GROFF JOYCE E. GROFF Lancaster, Pennsylvania . Lititz, Pennsylvania Melvin M. and Ruth Shank Groff Clarence M. and Evelyn Martin Groff General General Motorcycle maniac .. . he's a bird that Itchy toes for ice and snow definite likes to fly ideas with deep thought behind them I N-?.yJ' DENNIS A. HARNISH lblanheim, Pennsylvania Jacob H. and Eltn Merzler Hamish General Chrysler Corporation fan happy-go lucky Bill Longenecker checks the sky for the third time to see if Santa Claus has arrived MIRIAM E. GROFF Conestoga, Pennsylvania Aaron R. and Eva Hurst Groff Geneml Stalks the woods with a gun during hunting season . . . waits on student customers with a smile . . . l K MARY L. HARNISH Washingtonl Boro, Pennsylvania John H. and Ruth Warfel Hamish General X' Likes to state her opinions . . . ice skating fiend l l l JAMES Rl HERSHEY Gordonvige, Pennsylvania Paul H. an Reba Smoker Hershey Commerrikl Has traveled extensively . . . enjoys market wfnrk Ie- They also serve who only stand and wait -and watch the water rise DALE HERTZLER Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania Norman L. and Ruth Stoner Hertzler College Preparatory Doh't ever try to separate Dale and his guitar . . . gets exasperated at ghis Herr planning committee l GLENN A. HERTZLER Milton, Pennsylvania Jason R. and Margaret Gable Hertzler Gleneml Likes to be moving , . . accom- plished impersonator. l ,z l xx 5 l .' j ' l l rl 1' DOROTHY J. HESS Lancaster, Pennsylvania Charles B. and Alverna Heller Hess General Sub-surface talent Co-operative understanding ELAINE M. HESS General Mount Joy, Pennsylvania Joseph D. and Lois Wert Hess Spent many after-school hours in the Laurel Wreath office . . . well- organized student MARY R. HESS Lancaster, Pennsylvania Jacob G. and Mary Stauffer Hess College Preparatory Dependable committee member . . . originates unexpected mischief RAYMOND H. HESS Lancaster, Pennsylvania Christian M. and Edna Hamish Hess General Prospective agriculturalist? . . likes his Chevy MARY ANN HOLLINGER Ephrata, Pennsylvania Warren B. and Mary Musser Holinger General Climbs mountains just for the view wishes all weather were win- ter weather ROSANNE MARIE HOLLINGER York, Pennsylvania Lloyd L. and Edith Horst Hollinger College Preparatory Reads the classics . . . originality expressed in art f'-'Qs' A1 .-lx ft? 'TV' FAITH HOOVER Schwenksville, Pennsylvania Daniel A. and Mary Reinford Hoover College Preparatory Appreciates times of aloneness to think deeply . . . doesn't laugh at you-but with you if inab- LOIS E. HORNING Denver, Pennsylvania Irvin W. and Grace Weber Horning Commefrial LMS wouldn't be LMS without the dorm indescribable laugh NELSON C. HOOVER Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania Harlan 'M. and Virginia Sauder Hoover Gerzeral Originates all Pollack jokes . . . pro at stencil painting ,-1 ggi f?.-5 :eff ,--' .Z 'iz-Tl'7 JULIA A. I-IORST Terrel Hill, Pennsylvania Aaron M. and Mildred Martin Horst Commerrial V.S. is likely in her future first syllable of her first name holds an implication of her value IDA MAE HOSTETLER Rehobeth. Maryland Harold M. and Sylvia Miller Hostetler General Reads more books than she can . . . ready listener and advisor , Count JOYCE E. HOSTETTER Columbia, Pennsylvania Harod L. and Jean Mumma Hostetter Commercial Took a jet flight to Florida and went to Ocean City all in one summer . . . lives next to a Catholic Convent ff Jw! ...E .,,,,,.aJ LARRY HUBER NORENE J. HUBER East Petersburg, Pennsylvania Ephrata, Pennsylvania john M. and Mary Mellinger Huber Milton G. and Elva Frnnkhouser Huber General General Black Power advocate Saturday night Wlould like to live like Thoreau scouter sees beauty in shredded wheat 69 ALMEDA J. KAUFFMAN Parkesbur, Pennsylvania Aaron W. and Anna Smoker Kauffman General Nursing talk lights the gleam in her eye wishes she had a brother FRED A. KEENER Middletown, Pennsylvania Samuel L. and Esther Good Keener General Can't get enough of music English and Fred don't mix -vi ll li' 1 . I 1 ,HV V EDWIN B. KAUFFMAN Cochranville, Pennsylvania Beniamih K. and Erma Ranck Kauffman General Often seen driving his 68 Mustang . . . farfn life takes priority GERALD H. KEENER Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania Walter R. and Martha Hernley Keener College Preparatory Surnanled H . . . continually presents his individualistic ideas in class in eee s or R-. . ,, :rw I K, li, CAROLYN L. KEENER Mount joy, Pennsylvania Harold L. and Mary Shearer Keener College Prepamtory Arranges music for her own enjoyment . . . full-o-pep an-iii' JUDITH N. KEENER Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania Edwin L. and Esther Nissley Keener College Prepnmlory . Her mind march's to music . . . one of the E-town carload No one can say that the senior class doesn't use its members. There seems to be a committee for every- thing. There's a committee to decide on a class gift, a committee to so- licit fl class poem, a committee in charge of getting a class song, a committee assigned to select grad- uation announcements for us to vote on, a committee to inform us if the ice is good, committees to plan socials, and other committees too numerous to mention. 'muff 'fwfr Vik ELLEN I.. KENNEL Parkesburg, Pennsylvania Chris and Gladys Hershey Kennel General Plays football occasionally music and teaching vie for first place in her future R. GERALD KEENER Pequea, Pennsylvania Robert G. and Florence Weaver Keener College Preparatory Mentally non-conforming .. . . live de- hater . -i ESTHER L. KENNEL Parkesburg, Pennsylvania Chris and Gladys Hershey Kennel General Sarge eats her twin's hotdog, too, so they'll both weigh the same BARBARA A. KELLER Lititz, Pennsylvania Lloyd B. and Eunice Martin Keller Commefclal Economic brain walk tall, Barbie girl FW' L if' .L 'av ffl 7 THOMAS L. KENNEL Honeybrook, Pennsylvania Joseph M. and Miriam Phennegar Kennel General Usually wakes up by lunchtime . . on the top in wrestling 72 l l l lllXll Lucy tries to decide whether it's worth all those extra calories. DAVID S. KRAYBILL Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania Simon P. and Mary Jean Sherer Kraybill College Prepumlory Will be either a photographer or some- thing else does anything well 1 ,A .,,..-n JAMES E. KREIDER Manheim, Pennsylvania Elvin N. and Mabel Haclcmen Kreider Generail Uses his guitar as an emotional outlet deep discussion participant ng, X. JAMES E. KURTZ Morgantown, Pennsylvania Stephen M. and Vera Stoltzfus Kurtz General Taking piano lessons for the fifth year . . . summer-time grocer KAREN KURTZ jefferson, North Carolina Elam and Orpnh Horst Kurtz Academic Has that Southern accent drinks Mountain Dew ,qi LEONARD S. KURTZ Morgantown, Pennsylvania Stephen M. and Vern Stoltzfus Kurtz General You'll chuckle when you hear his , . . collects antique car pictures ,ad fr i bm-.1 I laugh MARY L. KURTZ Snow Hill, Maryland john C. and Barbara Good Kurtz General Has her eye on pediatrics to ten before she speaks ii' counts .y, l i ll ABRAM N. LANDIS CLAIR D. LANDIS HELEN MI. LANDIS Manheim, PeFmSYlV2l'll3 Lancaster, Pennsylvania Lititz. Pennsylvania Earl 5- and Emma NlS5lCY Landis Norman S. and Grace Denlinger Landis Jacob B. and Grace Charles Landis General General Homeroom is a good time to catch up Barber to his friendS occasional Likes a fast game of football won on weekend events innate ability to water skier his Mustang through a sweepstakes laugh .L V , J ff-if--1 ilk i Lil? M 'Clif 1 I .1 , 1. i ff-SEQ ,B sw, L., . -5 1 ,-.B,..:-.1 Q, fQ-.ef - im '5 -9,4921 s. .TEHI -Gdv 5324 -:Z,4j1l,gLgk V 'f x W if . ri .j.i3vf?--1- x r f.. BT , - -zqarffifrk ' .nit - -.-,., 'C'-ur f 'nfl f 73 LOIS H. LANDIS Lititz, Pennsylvania Lester E. and Betty Houser Landis General I-Ielen's sidekick Landis Valley from historic will i .if-.i if - f .,7..??.,t, lf. ANN S. LAPP Gap, Pennsylvania jonathan L. and Anna Smoker Lapp General Experienced actress . . . would you believe this girl milks cows? RUTI-L ANN LANDIS Lancaster, Pennsylvania Ira E. and Ruth Weaver Landis College Pfepalalary Says she likes to study . .. creates ex- citement where there is none l viii- 1 kv Qrf' DANIEL R. LAPP Kinzdr, Pennsylvania Daniel S. and Lydia Smoker Lapp General Always at the top of the curve in physics . .. says his hobby is Working THELMA J. LANTZ Elverson, Pennsylvania Alpheus D. and Martha Petersheim Lantz Gets a charge out of watching people . . . likes to read? Would ah ah you ah consider a .. ,, RHODA J. LAPP Gap, Pennsylvania Annie M. Lapp General Likes to go barefootin' year around . .. impulsive lll .1 . n I U ' Xml .i A 5 . . , GERALD L. LEAMAN Leola, Pennsylvania Daniel W. and Ethel Metzler Leaman General Plans to major in Spanish and minor in Physical Education . .. follows the Phillies, Eagles, and 76ers Ev., A.: .V Si '--4-p THEODORE G. LEAMAN Bird-In-Hand, Pennsylvania Tobias G., Jr. and Elva Gochenaar Leaman General ln with the action . .. says hi to most anyone MARIAN E. LEAMAN Sacisburyville, Pennsylvania Elmer D. and Evelyn Hershey Leaman College Preparalory An understanding ear for anyone . plans on a nursing career J' 6 5 .5 . li .'I T 11 I Q? VERA R. LEFEVER Ronks, Pennsylvania Paul G. and Mary Weaver Lelever General Claims she would have loved pioneer life . .. feels life deeply q ' I 'incur' , DANIEL R. LEHMAN Chambersburg, Pennsylvania t Walter, jr. and Catherine Diller Lehman College Pfepamlory And gladly would he learn a twinkle in the eye reveals he knows the answer iv l lllili ' l f , Qt L, A e-e l lv Q 1 The bus driver stashes away the luggage in preparation for the long ride home from Senior Weekend. r ,fam A eva. A fa, DARYL R. LEHMAN THOMAS J. LEHMAN MARY ANN LEHMAN Chambersburg, Pennsylvania Holtwood, Pennsylvania Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania Virgil S. and Esther Shank Lehman Roy J. and Esther Hershey Lehman Mahlon L. and Ethel Brubaker Lehman General General General Plans to go to Tennessee this summer Off-the-cuff humor . . . takes things as Simply adores GTO's . . . employs her to an auto mechanic school . . . gets they come creativity on pins and patterns rid of his hostilities by salting other fellows' beds W RONALD LEHMAN Lancaster, Pennsylvania Richard N. and Mary Ruth Lehman General Takes a four-wheel jeep into the woods along the Susquehanna River likes weekends when there's something groovy going on al l ll 'V i , ' ' . N k' 'fini' , Ii 'Neff JOYCE M. LENTZ Willow Street, Pennsylvania Wilbur A. and Eleanor Goss Lentz Academic Would like to work in a hospital in Puerto Rico dislikes physics - ---+if . ., T-- ., 1 A W... 11, 43 X19 AUDREY LONGENECKER Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania Phares B., jr. and Anna Bair Longenecker General Plays an autoharp . .. after graduation L.P.N. training at Chambersburg , .Y,,, l F. le, J, i Sw Ev, I r l.. l 'C' ELSIE LONGENECKER WILLIAM LONGENECKER ESTI-IER MARTIN Lewisburg, Pennsylvania Oxford, Pennsylvania Mt. Airy, Maryland Paul Z. and Miriam Groff Longcnecker 1. Elwood and Arlene G. Longenecker Irvin S, and Ruth Miller Martin College Prepamlory Willing to argue for what's right .. General Literally perceptive likes to crochet slide rule expert Collects plates from states she travels rugs through . . . comes up with some un- expected humor JANET MARTIN Pine Grove, Pennsylvania Lester S. and Doris Brubaker Martin General Sits on the floor to keep the noise down . . . perfect waitress at 6:50 a.m. l l ' , i 1 NAOMI S. MARTIN Bird-In-Hand, Pennsylvania Titus H. and Edna Sauder Martin College Prejmmtofy Enchanting freckles . . . puts her friends in a state of happy ease JUDY E. MARTIN Oxford, Pennsylvania Harold H. and Edna Stoltzfus Martin C ommefcial Chevys, catch her eye patronizes MacDonald's wc! PHILIP E. MARTIN Lebanon, Pennsylvania Horace and Arlene Wenger College Pfejmmlory Darkroom technician to master anything 311.4 1- ll l 1 l if -i ' E .- l., ij my ' 2 l .i , li -X. ll ll 1 Mr. Hall Manager, please clon't look Martin , .. ten minutes .gl STEPHEN MARTIN Ephrata, Pennsylvania Ezra M. and Edith XVitmer Martin Agficullure Beginner at piano ... will anyone in ping pong challenge sd .N - I . .V ii Hi, - - ii' on this side. JAMES H. MAST Fleetwood, Pennsylvania jacob D. and Sadie Kurtz Mast General Has taken several hikes up the Blue Mountain to Pinnacle Rock . .. from a family that does things together CAROL J. MAST Parkesburg, Pennsylvania E. Kenneth and Vera Hostetter Mast General Loves children and dreams of working in a children's hospital in a foreign country . . . snubs no one ' .-l ' Ai . ' fp. ' ,N-' xp- r '-' x l Q!! LINDA S. METZLER Lancaster, Pennsylvania Roy D. and Kathryn Mellinger Metzler General Cares about other people . . . knows how to be a lady JAMES G. MAST Greenwood, Delaware Sara Beachy Mast General Houdini-the second folds like a ruler to get into his VW CAROLYN MILLER Lancaster, Pennsylvania Raymond H. and Erma Weidman Miller General Gives the greatest parties . . . likes some- thing different to do ,Bi JAMES E. MILLER Lancaster, Pennsylvania Daniel E. and Sarah Bender Miller General Would appreciate a more extensive phys. ed. program . , . opossum-catcher KAREN R. MOSHIER Lancaster, Pennsylvania Arnold j. and Marietta Lehman Moshier College Prepamzary Will study piano and voice at the col- lege of her choice dreams by the fire place late at night .5 'A Q5 cg: y .fy 4 I Y ' I , ,J inn' MARTIN J. MILLER Landisville, Pennsylvania Arthur H. and Ethel Burkhart Miller General Spends his summers in a canoe . . . mirth provoking BETTY A. MOYER Manheim, Pennsylvania Gerzernl Raymond H. and Mabel Stoner Moyer Stands up for practical nurses . .. alarm clocks are for the dogs-especially on on a certain Tuesday pil .. .mm y 4 TQ? ll X 'x 'my-X .. ww., JOANNE R. MUSSER Ephrata, Pennsylvania Paul Z. and Ruth Zimmerman Musser General Future secretary likes slumber parties MABEL J. NEFF Ronks, Pennsylvania Clarence R. and Ellen Rutt Neff General Enjoys summer tourists . . . ,pes- ters her brother in Spanish class ELLA M. NEWSWANGER New Holland, Pennsylvania Willis R. and Alice Keeport Newswanger College Pfepamlofy Raises cacti . . . crossword puzzle enthusiast JAY W. NISSLEY Manheim, Pennsylvania Clayton R. and Vera Eizabeth Nissley General Would like to hunt elephants in Africa shows baby beefs RUTH A. OGBRUN New Oxford, Pennsylvania Forrest M. and Ruth Giegly Ogburn Geneml Rides bareback on horses . . . might work in a bank after school if they trust her LINDA L. PETERSHEIM Greencastle, Pennsylvania Oliver S. and Ethel Diller Petersheim General Fleet on her feet . . . makes a habit of eating cherry buns under street lights W JOSEPH RANCK Lancaster, Pennsylvania Robert H. and Pauline Peifer Nanck General Teases unmercifully . . . Relaxing friend- liness . . . wonderful with children wa' MARTHA REITZ Conestoga, Pennsylvania A H. Weaver and Helen Nissley Reitz Commefrial Spelling champ another Willowv Valley employee , .diy MAR? ANN REDCAY Elverson, Pennsylvania Amos N. and Ruth Mast Redcay General Not sure the oldest child has the best position mischief manufacturer l JANE RISSER Lititzf Pennsylvania Clarence H. and Marian H. Risser General Secretlarial ambitions . . . practiced on laurel lVrealb copy sheets HERBERT REED Fredericksburg, Pennsylvania Phebe Yoder Reed College Pfeparalofy LMS' Dave Brinkley willing to participate in a good, healthy shaving cream battle, anytime NANCY ROHRER Lancaster, Pennsylvania Elmer H. and Ruth Garber Rohrer General Imagines images in the clouds not afraid to voice her opinion Q51 EW sd., , tf'F7 l az y Q' 1 - M.- x 136 PEGGY ROXVELL Hickory, North Carolina Mark and Elizabeth Godshall Landis General Heel-:ory's her hometown . .. everywhere at same time on the basketball court 4,5 -.J Wmr' KENNETH SANDS Coatesville, Pennsylvania Paul M. and Helen Ranck Sands g ,iw CLAIR SAUDER Ephrata, Pennsylvania Daniel E. and Edna Hershey Sauder College Preparatory General Possesses speaking ability future Likes to express himself in music attorney-at-law practices his falsetto on the carload ,H vuf' JAY W. SAUDER New Holland, Pennsylvania Issaac I.. and Clara Buc en Sauder General Dreams of directing a symphony orches- tra . . . keeps his friends in laughing condition BARRY L. SHIRK Manhiem, Pennsylvania Paul S. and Anna Rhoads Shirk General Finds great delight in discussing political matters . . . has had three years of history courses and not enough yet ,ii RAYMOND M. SENSENIG Blue Ball, Pennsylvania Paul W. and Ruth Martin Sensenig College Preparatory Interested in the work of the church . . . dreams of store managing CARL M. SHIRK East Earl, Pennsylvania Leon B. and Margaret Weber Shifk Gerzefal Interested in diesel engines and gas tur- bines part of a traveling family I DUANE A. SHANK Lititz. Pennsylvania Luke 1. and Anna Metzler Shank College Pfepamlory Politically inclined . .. McCarthy-Yeah Man! . -'L 5, aff' RUBY M. SHOWALTER Maugansville, Maryland Roy H. and Leona 'Crider Showalter Commerrinl Can sew a fine seam . .. 1973-B.S. in Home EC. Washington, D. C., was sunny and crisp the day we haunted its buildings and streets. Our guide was a wonder- ful snowy-haired man who was amazed at the vast quan- tities of turtlenecks in our midst. There are many little things we'll remember about this trip. Like missing Senator Dirksen by one corner. Like hearing' Dave Kraybill ask every other White House guard, Are you the President? Like seeing in one White House room an obscure painting dedicated to the memory of john Fitzgerald Kennedy. Like watching Advisor Elton G. Moshier propped against a tree near the Washington Monument, contentedly eating from his sack of sand- wiches and bananas. Like meeting a capitol guard who claimed he was born and raised in Lancaster County. Like seeing the inaugural platform in its infant stage. Then in the evening our buses rolled up in the gather- ing darkness to the base of the Jefferson Memorial, made brilliantly resplendent by a multitude of searching lights. There, in statue-like stillness, Thomas jefferson sits and watches the screaming jets that fly low and flash reflec- tions in the pool that also mirrors the Washington Monument. On the massive walls behind and around this great man, are the words that spell the independence of our land, words that are ageless and immortal against the motion of time. Cf' 'QT' THEDA SIEGRIST Ronks, Pennsylvania Landis B. and Anna Bsbenshade Siegrist College Pfepamlory Her favorite thing: soft pretzels . . . might specialize in operating room work , ug, , 'i YFWT CAROL A. SMOKER LLOYD E. SMOKER Genesee, Pennsylvania Parkesburg, Pennsylvania I. Ivan and Elsie Metzlcr Smoker Levi B. and Lena Stoltzfus Smoker General Commercial Fascinated by white mice . . . enjoys Tolerates homeroom with a smile country-and-western music misery is paying ten dollars for a gun shy dog .Q 'laik J 'fl .f'mv'r1q-1. 'US . .r .mf f 'UNI Y,n:1v'r 4' ?,'-'ut-A1 , , .11 sf . A . P E , ..,.i- 3:-' at fi 'V -R n fl RONALD L. SMOKER Oxford, Pennsylvania Version D. and Mary Umble Smoker Gerieral Engages in frequent cycleclelic ac- tiviqies . . . ice hockey expert STEPHEN E. SMOKER Cochranville, Pennsylvania Melyin Z. and Sadie Soltzfus Smoker General Future mechanical engineer . . . moods run from fox hunting to an aftelnoon on his cycle l MARTHA L. SNADER Denver, Pennsylvania Jacola Z, and Mary Landis Snader General Watches passersby from her dorm rooin window . . . feels good inside when participating in sports JOHN D. STAHL Eliaabethtown, Pennsylvania Om r B. and Lois Stahl Coliiege Preparatory Europe this summer . . . thinks about the unthought ELLEN E. STAUFFER Elverson, Pennsylvania A. Richard and Ruth Yoder Staufer General Enjoys walking in the woods . .. gets letters from Vietnam JAY M. STAUFFER Lititz, Pennsylvania Row W..and Anna Mary Martin Stauffer General Willl these turn out well at f. 3.4 and U30 of a second? some- how connected with Stauffer's Mar- ketl Kimi Hill 86 l -QQ-It Utd, ts Q-A.:-, V' 1 1 f 'gas 'uf -al l l KENNETH E. STAUFFER Lancaster, Pennsylvania Elam W. :md Grace Metzler Stauffer College Preparalofy Photogenic . . . does things with- out worrying about popular opinion 1 MIRIAM E. STAUFFER ' Conestoga, Pennsylvania H. Wfilmer and Cnrcna Yoder Stauffer College Pfepufalory Actually enjoys studying . . . teaches a nursery Sunday School class fl DP Y t -lv' , yy' Looking ahead, seniors scrutinize commencement invitations. RUTH A. STEINHAUER Bridgeport, Pennsylvania Ivins W. and Anna Mae Frederick Steinhaucr College Preparatory Very precise and scientific . . . watch that wink! ANNA L. STOLTZFUS Honey Brook, Pennsylvania Ben O. and Miriam Stoltzfus Commemal 1, -ffl-V Peggy Fleming on roller skates trip to California for a grad. present? , N afri- ,1 flu 'r .. -, --ff BETSY STOLTZFUS Narvon, Pennsylvania Elam K. and Amanda Stoltzfus Stoltzfus General Loves horses and hates cows . . . stars on Track and Field Day 1 CARI. S. STOLTZFUS Elverson, Pennsylvania Christian I.. and Sara Stoltzfus Stoltzlus General Would like to own a ranch somewhere in the west . . . fixes old VWS DALE K. STOLTZFUS Lancaster, Pennsylvania Mark P. and Minnie Yoder Stol General Sings way down there . . . the most original nicknames 88 l Homeroom trouble brewery Q. tzfus can think of -Al-M DWIGHT STOLTZFUS Parkesburg, Pennsylvania Reuben G. and Dorothy Kenne College Pfepamlory Has his mind on sports o medical school, and on t l Stoltzfus college, surgery KATIE STOLTZFUS Gap, Pennsylvania John S. and Mary Beiler Stoltzfus Callege Preparatory Originated our class motto . . . likes to read in candlelight KENNETH STOLTZFUS Parkesburg, Pennsylvania Raymond K. and Lovctta Lehman Stoltzfus General Understanding of economics comes na- turally . . . knows that a person gets from life what he gives to it 1 l i all V 'QV I I i I i f 1 MERVIN STOLTZFUS Harrington, Delaware Llewellyn R. and Anna Stoltzfus Stoltzfus General Gets up at 5:30 a.m. to do punchbag exercises on his dad's cows loves to meditate over a mouthful of popcorn ROSE STOLTZFUS New Columbia, Pennsylvania Mast B. and Mabel Petersheim Stoltzfus College Preparatory Whips through the wind on a saddleless horse . . . Well, anyway . . . LINDA STOLTZFUS Parkesburg, Pennsylvania Edward A. and Edna Good Stoltzfus Commerrial Bookeworshipper . . . volleyball, ping- pong, any game in ,fact f J' nad' N 7'!'P VERNA STOLTZFUS Stevens, Pennsylvania Menno B. and Katie Fisher Stoltzfus General Has room for other's views . . . makes the most out of weekends -WYE' 'fm 'Wm 'W a:ii it . ' 7 rf hdtv' ,J-1 DAVID E. STONER Lancaster, Pennsylvania Clyde B. and Elizabeth Schaeffer Stoner General Takes and enlarges pictures for friends . . . plays lead guitar in the Unity VJ l la LARRY L. STONER Lititz, Pennsylvania Roy B. :md Ruth Bauman Stoner Genefal Enjoys working on his '55 Chevy . . , likes to play banjo l a 1 .satl,uq',.w g LT fl' -fi 2 ,QW-fri: -N J.. ,E :m,,1j.llE.:!I V: 4 -- . 1- l fsaerkv DONALD E. STONER Manheim, Pennsylvania Titus B, and Erma Kauffman Stoner Generfil Likes the freeness of farming goes hunting when the season slips around l 'iii ROSElL. STUTZMAN Kutztown, Pennsylvania James G. and Beulah Detweiler Stutzman College Prepamlofy Would support a Society for the Preven- tion of Cruelty to Nature . . . pickle lover l As a Christmas project, our class divided into three groups and went to different locations to give an evening of our time in service to a worthwhile cause. At Salunga Headquarters we cleaned rooms. At the Orville Men- nonite Home, the fellows sanded furniture, and the girls visited some of the guestsg and at Ephrata Clothing Center we folded cloth- ing and linen. ff-ff! DORIS SWARTZENDRUBER Drumore, Pennsylvania Earl D. and Elsie Hess Swartzendruber Commercial Bible school fills up her summers . .. spent Mg of her high school years at L.M.S. MARY E. SWEIGART Elverson, Pennsylvania Samuel S. and Cora Sauder Sweigart College Preparatory Goes to church at Churchtown studies hard and is rewarded for it i E r . -.45 DAVID W. WEAVER Mifflintown, Pennsylvania David W. and Pauline Graybill Weaver General A satisfactory listener likes to read in his spare time ALLEN R. UMBLE Atglen, Pennsylvania if 1 L ll' l l CHERYL R. WEAVER East Earl, Pennsylvania John M. and Susanna Kurtz Umble Chester M. and Edna Martin Weaver College Preparatory General Likes cats . .. a sharp ping pong player Appreciates casual people . . . the best relief from the summer heat is a cycle ride , 3 '-ilafigi, ' l 'Q ll' , A vi ' 't be Ve'igff121 J . r l K l I 4 DORIS WEAVER Glenmoore, Pennsylvania David E. and Elsie Hartz Weaver College Preparalory Climbs trees for relaxation reasoned through her beliefs ions HARLAN L. WEAVER Leola, Pennsylvania David M. and Katie Martin Weaver General has Y0d6ling country-and-western fan and oprn- has five sisters but doesn't feel sur- rounded Iur --'H g.gi:egEf5f9 'Ease ' 4-,fx S5 . ' A .J gtk 1 X . il I .. y X Duane Shank performs a post-mortem on his mascot. JESSE L. WEAVER Lebanon, Pennsylvania Alvin M. and Elta Frey Weaver General King of the tumbling mats roams the halls of the boys' dorm after lights- out LORRAINE WEAVER New Holland, Pennsylvania john M. and Ama Lefevcr Weaver G EIIETIIZ Thinks she's rather good at sticking her foot in her mouth likes happy people 1 - -.-f'2:,e ' 'sr ..-ff? JANET L. WEAVER Lancaster, Pennsylvania Lester T. and Helen Mctzler Weaver General Has been writing for years to a japanese friend . . . attended six schools in the course of her education LARRY R. WEAVER Wernersville, Pennsylvania Martin M. and Grace Horst Weaver College Prepamiory Sends Morse Code for relaxation . . . slid through economics on an A- with- out studying ANNIE WENGER Lancaster, Pennsylvania David S. and Rhoda Campbell Wenger College Preparatory Born in Arkansas devises her own distinct philosophies THOMAS H, WERT Mount Joy, Pennsylvania Harold W. and Mary Hepner Wert General Works evenings in a grocery store . .. becomes completely absorbed while working with wood CHESTER I... WENGER Lancaster, Pennsylvania Chester I.. and Sara Weaver Wenger General Crossed the Red Sea plans to return to -Africa as a teacher MARION M. WI-IISLER Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania Amos G. and Florence Myers XVhisler General Whistler's daughter .. . likes shorthand l f ll l in DORIS J. WENGER Manheim, Pennsylvania Richard G. and Nettie Sweigart Wenger General Couldn't do without Alexander Graham Be1l's invention winter is for skat- ing E J. C. DELBERT WISSLER Mount Joy, Pennsylvania Roy H. and Martha Byer Wissler General Willing to wager, if it's a Dodge . . . uses his boxing gloves F , I --1: '4P f ilk, - '9' 14 ' if .lf ii it we or fi? l LOIb JEAN WITMER Manheim, Pennsylvania Anna Witmer College Preparatory Might try E,M.C. next September handles nickles and dimes at Martin's 5 8: 10 T. JEAN WITMER Manheim, Pennsylvania Paul M. and Mabel Myers Wimer College Pfeparalory Will make a wonderful wife for somebody . .. sings with amazing breath control BONNIE S. YODER Greenwood, Delaware John J. and Dorothy Embleton Yoder General Comes from a close-knit family . . . soullsinging sympathizer GLENN C. YODER Lewisburg, Pennsylvania Cristl S. and Elizabeth Augsburger Yoder College Preparatory Easy-going . . . doesn't have to study much for his grades w LYNN E. YODER Paradise, Pennsylvania David I. and Mnrmn Stoltzfus Yoder General Biglcoffee-drinker enjoys tink- ering around with mechanics and electronics LINDA bl. YOUNDT Reinholcls, Pennsylvania Clair R. and Veronica Gehmnn Youndt Gerieral Jolly good fisherman . . . pivoting princess of the basketball court 94 l I-lf' Nt fi? og- Wi. ...,,,.i, ,. Pav' LINDA ZIMMERMAN Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania Laban G. and Emma Longenecker Zimmerman General ' Experiments with new recipes . . . cheer- ful personality it DANIEL D. LIND Akron, Pennsylvania Wilbur G. and Rhoda Hess Lind College Prepamlory RUTH ANN ZIMMERMAN Lancaster, Pennsylvania Ralph G. and Edna Crouse Zimmerman General Hostess at Willow Valley Motor Inn . . . sets stove timers to liven Home EC. class Expresses his philosophies poetically . . . spends his summers hitchhiking Q :lf AUDREY J. YUNGINGER Marietta, Pennsylvania Richard C. and Jean Hess Yunginger General Likes a true-blue person generous smile that often changes to laughter LOIS ANN ZOOK Lancaster, Pennsylvania Floyd I. and Betty Brubaker Zook Geneml Interested in library science .. makes it a habit to be thorough W, ' . A A Y Xi-, H N' ' M A 4 K I? ,Wie f P' .' T ' 1 il: ' 1 E E EE fs: , , N ex.: X sur! .I Y. A required curriculum i does not give a student i chance for maximum self-expressbn It is in the extracurricular that he becomes an individual. W V The student cannot live by studies alone, So maybe he's going to sign up with Radio Club ' Organ 125-'ffbng' Or be a reporter for the Mill Stream. Or try out for Campus Chorale. ' Y .S . v ,.' tggm ff-5 David Kraybill, Editor Herbert Reed, Patricia Baer, Literrzry Editor Arroriate Editor laura! l l There's n walled-up hole by the Mill Stream Pond That's cold in the winter And musty in the spring. We laughed And lived And sometimes Worked For months on a Monday There. Elaine Hess, Layout Editor , l l l l John Daniel Stahl, Plaotogfuplser Wffeaffz Joseph Ranck, Bzuinerr Manager Charlotte Eshlernan, Arrirtanl Layout Editor off'-ive, Q. A lk at 1 '- if'!t5sa'f'ix..-Ai H H Q., J.,-...,.,,,,.,..T--1-' 1 V Beverly Ramer, Martha Snader, Lois Horning, Jane Risserg Typim Janet Gehman, Floyd Zookg Ad1fi,ror.r J, ' I No, Mister, I'm Mini Mouse and I'Il take my cheese. L X ,M he f Howard Good, Editor Like a big machine- Each min a wheel- They operate to put our school on printed sheets. The MILL STREAM is a paper of Up-to-the-minute news And controversial letters to the editors: A paper worthy of its rating. in if - li ak lm ' , .z, 'A I WL, '. Annie Wenger, News Edizorl . , - A I 1 bei 'F T , 3156 ' pl: .. Ear-5-if ilk 'z,qgnf.i 1- . 4: .Q -I f'- ,L,. . . fi H ii YQ. i Elaine Herr, Copy Editor I 00 Gerald Keener, Burirzen Manager .., l Teresa Clemmer, Kenneth Brackbill, Judy Martin Eunice Good, Joyce Hostetter, Doris Diseg Typist: Nancy Roh,-er, Lgyggg Edjfgp- Rosalee Diffenbach, Arfixtant Layout Edilor flwffcffeam 1 Dale Brubaker, Lifemry Edizar iw XX X , X mdk X , X X zzz, H, X X ' y 'N -1 1 Carolyn Charles, Adzfixor David Sfflflef, Pb0f08 f1Pbf Qfudenf Forum Bonnie Yoder, Treasurerg jay Sauder, Pres.g Gerry Keener, Vice Pres.g Marian Leaman, Secretary JUNIOR llllnll ' ' PHX! 5 l Cheryl Wfeaver makes use of the Student Forum-sponsored vending machines. l02 This U.S. flag, courtesy of Student Forum, stands in 11 quiet corner of the library. Our Representative Government- Designed To Give the Students A voice- This year, Provided us With vending machines And a United States fla SENIOR MEMBERS g' SOPHOMORE MEMBERS ! ' 'N Y, fx 12 FRESHMAN REPRESENTATIVES as 'T , ifii S S fv- --- I-'L Senior Ladies' Sextet Ellen Kennel Pat Baer Karen Moshier Esther Kennel Judy Keener Norene Huber To combine From three to six voices Into An integrated whole Is lots of fun. Singing Together Does us as much good As it does the people who listen To the songs We sing. The faculty quartet thinks singing is fun, too. MEN'S DORM QUARTET: Carl Stoltzfus, Maynard Baker, Dave Mast, Dave Weber JUNIOR LADIES' TRIO: Merle Erb, Pat Lehman, Norma Martin TEA QQ C H M E Tiff! Y' W'!3O1'f O LORD I-A-I - -f- ' A I 1 - ,. -MH in I ,g-M Ni-Q' , I Men k' .Choruy TEACH ME T21-W WAY o L.oRDQjm 53' A A n A - A C9 130799, Uhowuf This is only one-twelfth of the Men's Chorus singing power. H V ' iun'fFW 'Y f . .. -A A g I 0 Q - . I 5 If'-Fill lYl.i K I' V S1:4f, !. A L . If fi X 1' KN Qefecf Uhowue A V m ll' 'ff' 3 TEACH ME T NQQNIUI' Uhorug TEACH M5 'raw WAY o LORD P90 los WAY 0 LORQi5i,tii The man who said, While we are not masters, A song is not a song until you sing it, We have, Was right. In our small way, The transfer of music from paper Created the lives of numerous pieces of music To living sound That will live on Is a creation of art. Past the concert dates. A song, when born, never dies. Hey, you-I mean the guy in the back row-you're supposed to be singing. N' V.-izL..g.i,':.i -- ' 'HE 'PU ', Chef 21 67416 The invasion of a woman's world is carried on rather suc- cessfully here. These taste-test- ers claim that the mixing and blending of ordinary ingredi- ents produce some note-Worthy foods. .,f 4 1 Hffd Qfudg Walking down the back lane of our cam- pus, they keep their eyes peeled for un- usual flying objects from the Aves class. But when the wind is free and the air is cold, they are content to stay indoors and contemplate Peterson's ' Field Guide for Birrlf. Math Club is designed to make its members think and to have fun thinking. That's why they play games like Woof 'n Proof and Tuff, ' i Jill!! ef, - .:::,.. . -. 4. ., i I A , -- Y-w s They learn the intricate parts of fl camera and Construct one of their own. They see films and keep notebooks of pictures taken during class. Maffv C7416 Fofo Fang l ,s L i F llfuffyes' C706 In january these future nurses spent a night at I..G.H. in an attempt to experience a bit of the life of a student nurse. Although some of their idealistic ideas of nursing may have been somewhat de- stroyed, all came away with a renewed desire to be of service to mankind. '99 .9 Darkroom Ulub Darkroom Club People know that a picture must go through five solutions and a dryer. In working with the enlarger, they learn that photographic paper must have the proper f-stop to create a picture of good contrast. The dots and dashes of the Morse Code are heard within the walls of the radio room. If a member works hard enough, he may earn his Novice License. Aside from this, he studies radio theory and tinkers with the oscilloscope. ill l R3070 Club . :- ai...-if: 4-ui Hfyf AIO' Club Little things like knowing about poisonous plants and snakes, or learning how to stop the flow of blood, or practicing mouth to mouth resuscitation may someday prove invaluable. The person with proper knowledge of first aid can be a life-saver. 1 l 5 T if-il, 4.1, y An' Club A basketball, an old cloth, a carton of empty Coke bottles, and a referee's whistle may seem like an assortment of unrelated objects to most of us. But to the Art Club member, they may become the harmonious subject of a detailed sketch. i Feminine intuitive creativity turns out some arty things in Needlecraft. Em- broidered place mats, center pieces arrangements, and knitted articles are some of the things they made thislyear. llf9Q07Q0f'.974f Club Shia' ,H N .flaw , , w Y- 7 1-vt .fs hifi , cr. -f J i W - -,W -f 6 MA Q' I arf' 'Q A .f, ' x Craft? 67416 Sawing, sanding, and varnishing wood is known to be a masculine thing, but the crafty girls in Crafts Club changed all that. Big Red and Little Roar Qas their students affectionately re- fer to themj spend much time expounding on all kinds of rules for all kinds of sports, with the purpose of producing efficient officiating personnel for athletic events. 069Z'1Qfmg 67416 Z' , 's WOF9f160 Our school stresses very much the spiritual man. For the dorm student there is time set aside for personal worship twice a day, and a half-hour prayer circle in the evening. For both the dorm and the day student there is a twenty minute chapel period before classes begin. On Tuesday there are several prayer groups that meet in the girls' dorm. And in the fall, revivals are held. i But all this organized worship becomes worthless unless there is within each of us unplanned times of adoration to God. Then can we be sure that we wear no maskg that our love For God is real. l k,- F Norman Kolb, emfzgelirt N- 4, SOCRATARIANS OFFICERS: Rhoda Kennel, Advisorg Glenn Hertzler, Chaplaing Dale I-Iertzler, Vice Presi dentg Merle Erb, Secretaryg Rosanne Hollinger, President l l U n HERCULEAN OFFICERS: James Mast, Chaplaing Daniel Stahl, Presidentg Rose Stoltzfus, Secretaryg Philip Martin, Vice President 121.-..- 1 V - . ..- ..1, Verna Mohler, Advisorg John That makes the fiftieth Herc The L.M.S. dorm child ' Is one of two- Herc. Soc. Sometime in spring Fever runs In literary lines- Drama Prose Painting Poetry Sculpture And photography. The Literary Contest. The critics agree that this year's junior class presented a best-ever Chrirtmar Carol. ? 1, A Chfffgfmee Carol Ebenezer Scrooge . . . frzcoh Marley ..... . Nephew Fred .... Bah Cratehit Mrr. Cratehit . . . . . Tiny Tim .... Martha .... Children .... Three Jpirit: .... . . . Past ......... Present ..... . . Future .... by Charley Dichem . . . . Ray Reitz RayHurst . . . . Isaac Stoltzfus Kenneth Pellrnan . . Patricia Lehman . . . Marty Wenger . . . . . Joyce Landis . . . . . . . Arnie Moshier Carolyn Mumrnau N ancy Lefever Mary Ellen Miller . . . Jonathan Charles . . Nelson Weaver . . . . Duane Zook 1'- ii!!-1-gg R-M- I, -' Y The stretch and straih Of a game today Hurts good tomorrow. Sore muscles Pound out Pulsating rhythms Like the beat Of a bouncing b-ball. Y 1540 S Qpoffg With every basket I make today I'll feel the net swing tomorrow. is, I We played so rough we had to take a two week vacation and arrange insurance policy matters . . . We played hard and good- Football is a solid game Solid and fast Exhilarating. We lashed the elliptical ball into Its orbit And kicked the turf under our soles To reach it before it slammed into the earth Yeah Dorm! I, 2, 3, Day! We played hard. vi: I ,na , M 'Q' 4' S W 1 -1-'A :swf , I I J Q 2 - ' , ' I , f . , 1.51 kl,l1Kf.. . ' Tm! I! .19 :Ia ax NJJN' ji ' lvfvgiag 9 r l S 'Q Rifui-'L' N5 fl fx ' 9 V Q . -N294 JF.,-A .w 9 '1 4 19' U ' ., fo l' I .3 P A in '- . ' ' fha ' 'f 'Y 5 ni 1 ! !',. n '-2' -f L J-rv 'W .- w 'J , I' I 4 O . 4 . A N I P ' mx 5 3 , , ix -, 55, ., 1 2, A-K v - W' QTY. g' I , Hy,-.A 1 4,-V As- ,V ,-JL- W wwf, ' EQ' Thshxivzi l' I W 1 r 4 W ,ggfm if,.m wx x . -, 'I N -47. ji K , ,.w.--15--5 W- if . ..v , I. - My ,qu .5 G ,:,. , M A f' , L . L' --I , 1-1, A U? 2 ,' U V, ,, .1.FTW','i'3' , .ss- ' Q1 ' ' , A ,,. A 4 , A , U .I DU f . -- 1 N ..:,. U L ,. f Y k H.. yr, I i , y , . - 1-r iff'-1 l. A . . , u a Q was r Y- --r. ,Qian I 52 . 2, A. ' w.+.w...1Jb- The K. A, A , W - .f I : 'wi E egg. ,,,,W ,, Agri-r Q0 ,iw , su' wx A , l23 wa!! Evenings during freetlime, Thursday free periods, Pinnies and culottes for the girls, Hercs played Socs, l And Juniors, Seniorsf We watched And cheered. Dribbling, passing- cocking the ball and with precision swishing it through the hoop. Basketball was a spectator sport as much as an action game. X 125 .-4 Q 12 There's the Takedown Reversal Near fall And then the pin. All kinds of holds- Half-nelson Three quarter-nelson Chicken Wing Cradle And reverse cradle. Experience and know-how are the keys to a good wrestler. W 4 ' w H 1 . 14 , , -' A vw- ,, .. Crisp lung movement Tingling ears- The silver gliders on a wide open pond Some play hockey Some stand Waiting For the ice to crack Some thrash arms For added momentum Like earthly birds, Those silver gliders. , .4 ' '--insw i. ,,.Q.771f ':L-4-- '-.l, EL fr T' -.un-PM ,.., ' Q...-Q ' . - ,.f-, 1-rn-. vw .J,., ,,, ...-- , , .rl-- .,,,,-- V ,-- -e'- , T., . ., ,N-wi. Y fp: ' f-if -1 .sgzfx - rf- L..-. -- 1 v V if ' N There's something about baseball that smells like spring. Maybe it's the damp earth that rushes up to meet your face as you slide into home base. Or the movement of balmy air from a wind-slicing baseball bat. Or it might be the solid, good-earth feeling that comes when the ball smacks hard in your glove. There's something about baseball that smells like spring. The ping-pong ball sings in hollow plink plunk plunk time. Depending on I'll smash it dead. my mood WJ N ll! 1 r'I.',:i H HQ . I Iii ' A ...ef N g':..,.n' .- E., ,. l- -Y,.-..,-15, await? i i-l i' E - - 1 . Flying proud and free the tennis ball beckons me. Running setting my feet leveling the racquet at my waist and swinging firm I'll subjugate that ball and send it back. ll 1 l Ef cefeffs THE MYSTIC IN YOU I liked you best When I believed you to be A mystic- Someone I could never really know. I wanted to find you Gradually, Learn something new about you Every day. I wanted you to Shock me, Laugh at me, And tell me if you thought I was wrong. I wanted you to Think the way you liked And share your thoughts with me. I liked you best When I believed you to be A mystic. .55-e vw. Ei Q ' -L X ii , y 1. I- A 8 u. I 1 3 ' ' , ,i1r,:l '. .-4.5'ff -1 W 3 --fn.:-:T ' -'f ' Y Tifxlgiiyg -- - . Nd 4., 'f p ' I. ' PA Q M -'J--1 4 'A ' i uliw liil--'if is' I li , . I -. 0.-.. Q P ,- '1i9if-1' V455 f' tbl , 's-ffm ' i 1,1- . . I llgf ' '. ' 1 x. -,,1 M:' 3g 'v5.'- ag ,Q . . - .aligw ,,,Q, H +, .ir ig., ,- 1- f ' -.:.': ' :aw w ,wg W ,Qrlyf '75, . 1 I -f ' , - 'A' 'J-,' .Av ' - , m e-5'?,,.+iT:a-'ii-fit' , 0 ,IAP 2 - 'V' ,75Q1 Q'L',i1,m..gg,- L .qv-f 1-1 0' iii?-51522 6 Q ' ' ez:-'-,.1:,.'.,.r-'Hy n . - f uf .' .4 -, ,.,. ,,.J..,, '41 - ' ... -ann-. I -- -f S., I wig ,, A X 2 .., 1:5 MQW. 'Wig I33 ki. BE MY OWN MAN My teachers tell me, You have to think For yourself. So I think For myself. Sometimes I think so hard That I end up With an endless chain of questions. And then I think, Why must I think If I only get confused? Why can't I just believe What you tell me? f V1 54' Maybe It s because Im 21 person W1th bones And blood And a soul A person who 1snt s1t1sf1ecl w1th mn xdea Unless It s my own I guess thwts why 1-A J X 1 l , , 1, v Bi, PARKING LOT LEGEND I like to just laugh just talk just walk around Before I go. There's people here That like to do The same. In this school The parking lot i Exchange. S WZ? L--sf' o LIFE'S TWO-WAY, MAN Somehow You didn't Click with me. fWe're made to walk on different streets, I thoughtj So when I passed you In the hall I looked ahead. But you said, Hi, and smiled, And something in your smile moved with my mind. CI walked on your street now. Or is it only that you walk on mine?j K . , I4l And what of Experiment 69? The end? No. Number 69 will help us do 70. And so it will never really die. But seems like if I had this Year to live over I'd change some things. Because I can't go back, I learn. about you. about me. about life and this school. People say in a few short years I'll forget the friends I knew here, that time has a way of changing things Though names become forgotten words and faces blur to join the sea of ever-changing faces, Clear and lasting, undimmed by time are the ideas you once shared with me in little words. Ever present Ever gentle on my mind. fwifigfff Gofden Rags 177 Thy Qunffge Rays Penetr Soften Found Men Fragm Its can ating darkness ing the hardness in hearts of men Men Without hope Men without cheer Men without God who need fragments of love to seep in ents of love replacing the sin of hate that fills the soul until cerous grip no longer releases the heart for God's love. 1 We are those rays The youth of today By reaching to others We reach to ourselves By searching ourselves We serve one another Our living exampleg Christ's love that's in us Helps others cast out The gloom of despair Helps others believe That God really does care Restoring the hope Restoring the cheer By showing them God A God Who is there To add to the sunrise With each golden ray The beauty and hope in the dawn of new clay. -Abram Diffenbacla Ash,Ruu1E.1,41,1o8 Augsburger, Melba J. 56, 106, 112,108 Baer, Patricia HL. 56, 98, 99, 104, 107, 108, 143 Baker, P. Maynard 41, 46, 97, 105,106,107,127 Bare, Patricia 47 Bashore, Thomas A. 41, 43, 108 Beam, Barbara A. 57, 106 Bechtold, June M. 57, 66, 106, 114,108,126 Bechtold, Marian E. 47, 126 Beidler, Rose M. 57, 107, 111, 108 Beiler, E. Kenneth 7, 38, 108, 121 Beiler, Marcia J. 38, 108 Beiler, Marlene 57, 106, 108 Beiler, Stephen E. 57, 106, 115 Benner, T. Edgar 41 Beyer, E. Eugene 41, 108 Beyer, Robert A. 41, 113, 150 Blank, Brenda K. 38, 108 Blank, Thelma R. 47, 126 Bontrager, Lucy 57, 72, 97, 114, 108 Bowman, Elvin R. 58, 110, 122 Bowman, M. Ray 47, 106, 122 Bowman, Ruth Ann 47, 112 Brackbill, Kenneth R. 58, 100, 108 Breneman, Arlene K. 47 Breneman, Joanne L. 41, 108 Breneman, Lois M. 47, 108 Brubaker, Betty E. 58, 108 Brubaker, Dale L. 10, 59, 101, 106,107,115,122 Brubaker, Dorothy L. 47, 106, 108 Brubaker, Glenn S. 59, 106, 110 Brubaker, Harlan E. 47, 114 Brubaker, Ruth E. 47, 108 Bruckhart, Robert L. 59, 110 Buchen, Rebecca 38, 108 Buchen, K. Thomas 59, 106, 110 Bucher, Kenneth B. 38 Bucher, Ruth A. 48, 106, 114, 116 Buckwalter, Margaret 59, 106 Buckwalter, Mary E. 36, 41, 108 Buckwalter, Raymond G. 48, 108 Burkholder, E. Merle 41 Byler, Alta Jo 59 Carpenter, James R. 41 Carpenter, Jay S. 37, 48, 108 Charles, Doris S.48, 106, 108 Charles, Grace M. 48, 108 Charles, jonathan E. 48, 106, 122 Charles, Lois Ann 48, 106, 108, 1 10 ' K 1 1 Charles, Mary E. 48, 108 Charles, Mervin L. 60, 80, 106, 107,108,110 Charles, Paul E. 38, 108 108,110 Charles, Paul E. 38, 108 Charles, P. Marlin 60, 97, 106, 113 Clemmer, Galen J. 14, 48, 51, 108 Cleimmer, Teresa E. 60, 100, 106,107 Clugston, Ray E. 41 Clyfmer, Dolores M. 60, 66, 103, 108,115 Creamer, Andrew L. 61, 110, 111 Deiter, james R. 61, 108, 110, 1 1 1 Dehlinger, Eugene R. 41, 108, 110,123 Denlinger, Rhoda J. 61, 108, 112 Dehlinger, Steven L. 41, 108 Detweiler, Anna L. 61, 106, 110, 1 1 5 Detweiler, Ruth G. 42, 103, 108 Diffenbach, Abram W. 11, 58, 61,62,96,106,137 Diffenbach, Rosalee L. 48, 101, 106,107,108,109 Dise, Doris E. 62, 100, 106 l 1 Dise, Fern M. 48, 108 Dise, Linda J. 42, 108 Eberly, Daniel 48, 106, 115 Ebersole jay E. 48 Ebersole, john D. 62, 110 Ebersole, Nyla S. 48, 31, 102, 106,115 Eby, Dennis L. 48, 102, 106, 122 Eby,JuHa.A.48,108,114 Eby, Lloyd 38, 110 Eby, Marlin 62, 138 Engle, Elma L. 48, 106, 108 Erb, Merle Christine 62, 105, 106,107,117,139 Esh, Sylva R. 42, 108 Eshleman, Betty M. 62, 106 Eshleman, Charlotte R. 48, 98, 106,108,114 Fisher, Mariane L. 48, 108 Fly, Mark L. 48, 107, 108, 137 Fox, Beulah P. 38, 108 Fox, Carol L. 7, 63, 108, 112, 126,140 Frederick, J. Ray 6, 44, 48 Frey, Clair L. 42 Frey, Dennis L 48, 55, 108, 113 Frey, Mervin E. 63, 106, 107 Frey, Ruth Ann 38 Hunsecker, Marcia M. 51, 108, 96,106,1o7,114,13s Furtak, Susan A. 63, 108 Garber, Dale M. 45, 49, 102, 108,122,128 Gehman, Eunice 49, 106 Gehman, Lowell D. 63, 106, 108, 113 Gerlach, Darlene C. 49, 108, 114 Gerlach, Eileen N. 49, 108, 114 Gerlach, John W. 49 Gerlach, Lois J. 49, 108, 114 Gingrich, David R, 42, 108 Glick, J. Andrew 45, 49, 110 Glick, J. Virginia 64, 29, 103, 108 Glick, Mary Ann 42, 114 Glick, Samuel L. 49, 108 Gochnauer, Judith E. 49 Good, Dennis B. 44, 49, 97, 106, 113 Good, Eunice W. 49, 100, 108, 110,112 Good, Howard 64, 100, 106, 107, 121 Good, Linford L. 63, 64 Graybill, Rebecca D. 42, 108 Green, Deborah K. 51, 64, 108, 1 1 2 Groff, Jerre M. 65 Groff, Joyce E. 65, 106 Groff, Linda E. 42, 108 Groff, Marian M. 49, 108 Groff, Miriam E. 65, 114 Hackman, Joel H. 42, 108 Hertzler, Glenn 66, 106, 117, 121,124 Hess, Caleb D. 39, 108 lisa Cad A.50,108,115 Hess, Dale E. 39, 108 Hess, Daniel R. 50 Hess, Dorothy 67, 106, 108 Hess, Edna L. 50, 108 Hess, Elaine M. 67, 87, 98, 108 112 Hess, Hess, Hess Glen E. 39 James D. 50 Lois A. 50 106 Hess, Mary R. 67, 106, 107, 112 Hess, Naomi M. 39, 108 Hess, P. Bruce 39, 103, 108 Hess, Rachel 39, 103, 108 Halteman, Deborah C. 38, 108 Harnish, Dennis 25, 65 Harnish, Doris 38 Hamish, James M. 49, 108 Hamish, Joanne M. 42 Hamish, Marian E. 49, 108 Harnish, Marvin E. 37, 49 Hess, Raymond H. 67 Hess, Richard H. 39, 108 High, L. Lorraine 39, 108 Hilsher, Margie A. 6, 50, 66, 108 Hochstetler, Walter E. 50, 51 Hollinger, David L. 50 Hollinger, Jeryl L. 42 Hollinger, Marian M. 42, 108 Hollinger, Mary Ann 67, 108 Hollinger, Rosanne M. 67, 108, 114,117,121 Hoover, Bervice R. 39, 108 Hoover, Evan E. 51 Hoover, Faith R. 68, 114 Hoover, Nelson C. 11, 58, 68, 87, Hoover, Phyllis R. 36, 42, 108 The campus ducks travel in pai 151 Harnish, Mary L. 66, 108, 114, 115 Harnley, Lois K. 49, 112 Hege, Beth A. 42, 108 Hege, John A. 49 Heller, La Verne G. 47, 49, 108, 109 Herr, Elaine L. 50, 100, 108 Hershey Hershey Hershey, Hershey, Charles E. 42, 108 Hershey, , Doris 50, 106, 108 Glenn R. 50, 108 James R. 66 Hershey, Hershey, , Jay M. 49, 50 Linda M. 42, 108 Nmqlimlw Hershey, Rosanne M. 38, 108 Hershey, Hershey, Heitzler, 117 Sarah, S. 38 Sue A. 50, 108 Dale E. 66, 106, 110, IS to 3.V0 Horning, Lois E. 31, 68, 99, 106, 108 Horst, Julia A. 68, 106 Horst, M. Eugene 51, 111 Horst, Namcy R. 1, 51, 106 Hostetter, Alma C. 42 Hostetter, David J. 43, 108 Hostetler, Ida M. 69, 108, 113 Hostetter, Joyce E. 69, 100, 106 I-Iostetter, Mary Ann 43, 108 Huber, Larry 69, 108, 110, 120 Huber, J. Norene 69, 74, 104, 106,107,108,109 Huber, Robert L. 43, 108 Hunsecker, Evelyn R. 43, 108, 115 114,139,140 Hurst, Ray N. 51, 106, 108, 119 Hurst, Wilmer 51, 106, 108 Jones, Carol S. 38, 39, 108 Kauffman, Almeda J. 70, 108, 112,115 Kauffman, B. Edwin 10, 70 Kauffman, Betty L. 39, 108 Clair E. 51 Kauffman, Kauffman, Ellen E. 51, 106, 108 Kauffman, Luella A. 39, 108 Kauffman, Louella A. 39, 108 Kauffman, Rosene S. 43, 108 Kauffman, Steven G. 39 Kauffman, Susie A. 43 Kauffman, Williain E. 41, 43, 108 id possible assault and battery. 1- -rf ., -WMXH-,.--f V1 fi V i 11 ., Y 1 1 ui A1 j 'x' ,l i i G1 if 1 31 IL .T 1, ,1 . 113. lid HF Keener, Carolyn L. 66, 70, 106, 108 Kenner, Dennis D. 51, 106, 115 Keener, Doris 51, 108 Keener, Fred A. 70, 106, 107, Keener, Gerald H. 70, 100, 106, 107 Keener, Judith N. 15, 70, 104, 107,108,114 Keener, R. Gerald 12, 71, 102, 106,115 Keens, J. Edwin 37, 51, 114 Keller, Barbara A. 71 Kennel, Christian D. 51 Kennel, Don E. 43, 108 Kennel, Ellen L. 71, 104, 106, 107,126 Kennel, Esther L. 14, 71, 85, 104, 106,107,112 Kennel, John D. 43 Kennel, Thomas L. 71, 126 King, Ann E. 43, 108 King, Glenda M. 43 Kutz, Mary L. 73, 108, 114 Kurtz, Paul N. 51, 102, 108, 110, 192,124 Kurtz, Samuel H. 44, 108, 128 Landis, Abram N. 73, 106, 108 Landis, Benjamin L. 7, 51, 106, 126 1 08, Landis, Landis, Clair D. 73, 110 Dean E. 51, 106, 108 Landis, Helen M. 73, 106, 114 Lanliis, Landis, Jacqueline 39, 108 Janet 39, 108 Landis, Jean E. 44, 97, 108, 110 Landis, Josephine A. 51, 106, 108,110 Landis, Joyce E. 51, 102, 108, 1 19 Landis, 114, Lois H. 74, 106, 108, 1 1 5 Landis, Mary M. 51, 108, 114 Landis, 112, Rath Ann 7, 74, 108, 116,126,140 Reason for tardiness: My sister toiik too long to dress. King, Rosa L. 41, 43, 108, 114, 125,151 King, Patricia L. 39, 120 King, Sanford L. 43 Kline, Charles M. 44, 50, 106 Kolb, Nathan 44, 45, 115, 120 Kraybill, David S. 52, 72, 98, 99, 112 Kraybill, Mark B. 49, 51, 106, 127 Kreider, James E. 72, 106, 108 Kreider, Ray M. 44 Kurtz, James E. 72, 106 Kurtz, Karen J. 73, 106, 139 Kurtz, Leonard S. 73 Landis, Shirley A. fJr.j 51, 53, 1458, 113, 137 Landis, Shirley A. 39, 108, 113 Landis, Vida J. 52, 108, 114 Leaman, Elta J. 52, 108, 112 Leaman, Gerald L. 75, 141 Leaman, Marian E. 75, 87, 102, 107,108,112,116,126 Leaman, Sue 52, 108 Leaman, Theodore G. 75, 106, 108, 110 Lefever, Nancy J. 52, 108, 119 Lefever, Philip P. 44, 103, 108 Lefever, Vera R. 37, 75, 106, 108 Lehman, Daniel R. 76, 106, 08 Lehman, Daryl R. 76, 108 Lehman Lehman , Ellen L. 52, 108, 110 ,'J. Thomas 76, 108, 126 Lehman, Loretta J. 52, 106, 108 Lehman 1 1 2 , Mary Ann 25, 76, 108, Lehman, Patricia J. 52, 105, 106, 107,108,119,127 Lehman , Rhoda 1.44, 108 Lehman, Ronald E. 77, 108, 126 Lentz, Faye L. 44, 108 Lentz, Joyce E. 77, 108, 112 Lind, Daniel D. 149 Longacre, Joyce A. 12, 36, 44, 108 Longenecker, Audrey 77, 108, 1 1 2 Longenecker, Elsie M. 77 Longenecker, William 65, 77, 103,111,113,128 Lutz, Ronald E. 52, 108 Martin, Daniel L. Jr. 52, 108 Martin, David L. 52 Martin, E. Gary 39 Martin, Esther L. 66, 77, 106, 108,114 Martin Glenn D. 52, 68, 106, 128 Martin, Janet L. 78, 106, 108, 1 12 Martin, Joy M. 52, 108, 112 Martin, Judith E. 78, 100, 106 Martin, Luke VV. 52, 54, 106 Martin, Naomi S. 37, 58, 78, 6, 108 107, Martin, Norma J. 14, 52, 105, 107,108,139 Martin, Phillip E. 78, 113, 117, 1628 Martin, Ruth Ann 53, 106, 108, 1 12 Lantz, Judy E. 52, 106, 108 Lantz, Thelma J. 51, 74, 108, 116 Lapp, Ann S. 58, 64, 74, 96, 106, 1'O7, 108, 112, 148 Laiip, Brenda L. 41, 44, 48, 108 Lama, Daniel 74, 106 Lapp, D. Clair 44 Lapp, Judith E. 44 Lamb, Regina D. 39, 108 Lapp, Rhoda J. 75, 108, 113 Martin, Stephen L. 78, 106 Mast, Ada K. 53 Mast, Athony L. 44, 115 Mast, Carol J. 79, 106, 108, 135 Mast, David L. 53, 97, 105, 106, 120,123 Mast, Doris L. 39 Mast, Dorothy E. 39, 108 Mast, James, G. 6, 79, 117, 121 Mast, James H. 45, 79, 106, 113 Mast, Susan L. 53, 108 McCleary, Sandra E. 40 Metzler, Linda S. 30, 37, 79, 108 112,138 Metzler, M. Loretta 40, 108 Miller, Carolyn L. 79, 106, 108 Miller, Herbert L. 89, 32, 108 Miller, James E. 80, 110 Miller , J. Martin 80, 110, 138 Miller, Judith M. 40 Miller, Judy A. 31, 53, 108 Miller, Leon E. 53 Miller, Mary Ellen 53, 119 Miller, Sandra F. 53, 108 Moshier, Karen R. 80, 104, 107, 108 Moshier, Mervin D. 38, 40, 108 Moyer, Betty A. 80, 106, 108 Moyer, Harold M. 53 Mummau, Carolyn E. 53, 106, 108,119 Musser, Jane H. 53 Musser, Janet R. 53, 108, 126 Musser, R. Joanne 81, 106, 108, 112,126 Nafziger, James A. 44, 46, 108 Nafziger, John D. 53, 108 Nafziger, Robert E. 44, 108 Nafziger, Sara J. 40, 108 Nafziger, V. Bonita 53 Neff, Carol 44, 108 Neff, Donald M. 53, 108, 139 Neff, Mabel 81, 106 Newswanger, Ella M. 81, 108 Nissley, Barbara A. 45, 108 Nissley, Betty E. 45, 108 Nissley, Jay W. 81, 106, 108 Nissley, Sharon L. 53, 108 Ogburn, A. Ruth 81, 106, 108 Pellman, Kenneth R. 53, 106, 107,119,126,137 Petersheim, Linda L. 72, 81, 106, 108,14 7 Ramer, Beverly L. 53, 99, 108 Ranck, Joanne K. 45, 108 Ranck, Joseph P. 82, 98, 107, 108,110,115 Redcay, Anna' Mary 40 Redcay, Mary Ann 82, 108, 114 Redcay Nathan L. 40, 108 Reed, Herbert E. 78, 82, 98, 106 Reed, Patricia A. 45, 110 Reed, Sally L. 53, 106, 128, 137 Reinford, Donna D. 45, 108 Reitz, Esther N. 53, 106, 108, 116 Reitz, Martha N. 31, 82 Reitz, Raymond E. 21, 47, 53, 97, 107,108,118,119,121,122, 126 Rheinheimer, Janet F. 45, 108 Risser, M. Jane 82 Rohrer, Keith N. 45, 103, 108 Rohrer, Linda M. 54, 108, 113, 1 1 5 Rohrer, Nancy E. 2, 101, 108, 112 Rowell, Peggy 83, 121, 125 Sands, Carl D. 40 Sands, Kenneth E. 83, 106 Sangrey, Faye L. 45, 108 Sauder, Barbara 45, 108, 111 Sauder, Blanche E. 40, 108 Sauder, Clair H. 83, 116 Sauder, Eric L. 38, 40 Sauder, Jay W. 36, 84, 96, 97, 102,106,107,138 Sauder, Richard B. 45, 106 Shrock, Janice M. 54, 66, 108, 113,114,115 Sensening, Lea M. 54, 113 Sensening, Raymond M. 84 Shank, Dorothy E. 45, 108 Shank, Duane A. 84, 92, 106, 126 Shank, Jeanette H. 54, 108 Shaub, Charlotte A. 40, 108 Shellenberger, Henry 49, 54, 106 Shenk, James B. 40 Shenk, Sharon L. 54, 108, 116, 137 Danny Lind Shertzer, Eleanor N. 54, 108, 1 15 Shirk, Barry L. 84, 106, 110, 141 Shnk,CarlL4.84,108,127,133 Showalter, Ruby M. 1, 84, 121 Shulty, Thomas W. 45, 108, 133 Siegrist, Daniel H. 54 Siegrist, Theda M. 85, 112 Slaymaker, M. Dale 45 Smoker, Carol A. 85, 108, 112 Smoker, Lloyd E. 13, 85, 110 Smoker, Marlin R. 40, 108 Smoker, Smoker, Smoker, Smoker, Paul D. 45 Ronald L. 86 Stephen E. 75, 86 Terry L. 54 Smucker, Mary Ann 54, 108 Snader, Martha L. 86, 99, 115, 120,129 Stahl, John Daniel 6, 83, 86, 98, 117,151 Stauffer, Bruce E. 45, 108 Stauffer, C. Joyce 40, 108 Stauffer, Debra L. 54, 108 Stauffer, Ellen E. 86 Stauffer, Jay M. 86, 107, 112 Stauffer, Kenneth E. 56, 87, 106, 134 Weaver, jesse L. 7, 44, 88, 92, Stauffer, I-I. Wilmer 45, 108 Stauffer, Miriam E. 87, 106 110,112 Steinhauer, Ruth A. 87, 106, 108 Stoltzfus, Anna L. 87, 106 Stoltzfus ,BeBy88,108 Stoltzfus, Miriam S. 40, 108 Stoltzfus, Raymond L. 54 Stoltzfus, Rose M. 89, 103, 107, 108,114,117 Stoltzfus, Verna M. 89 106,16,123,126 Stoltzfus, Warren L. 36, 52, 54, h06,116,123,126,133 Stoltzfus, Betty L. '40, 108 Stoltzfus, Carl S. 1, 88, 105, 107, 108,139 Stoltzfus, Carol M. 15, 47, 54, 97, 107,108,116,125 Stoltzfus, Cheryl A. 46, 108 Stoner, David 90, 96, 101, 108 Stoner, Stoner, Stoner, Donald E. 90 Larry L. 90, 106 Linda J. 46, 108 HdUhm,DdeKL8Q10110Q 1 10 Stoltzfus, Daniel B. 54 Stoltzfus, Darlene J. 37, 38, 40 Stoltzfus , Dwight L .88, 96, 106, 107,110,126 Stoltzfus, G. Eileen 54, 106, 108 Stoltzfus, Isaac H. 54, 102, 106, 107,115,118 Stutzman, L. Rose 90, 108, 114 Swzirtzentruber, Daniel 44, 54, 1106 Swartzentruber, Doris 90, 108 Sweigart, Mary E. 91, 108 Thdmas, Rebecca H. 40 Trdxel, Ivan R. Jr. 46 Umble, Allen R. 91, 108 Ivan M. 45, 46, 54, 115, Weaver, 1 1 3 David W., Jr. 91, 106, Weaver, Donna L. 46, 108 Weaver, Doris J. 91, 96, 115 Weaver, Esther M. 40 Weaver, Weaver, Harlan L. 88, 91, 108 Janet L. 92, 108, 112 107,112 Weaver J. Lorraine 92, 108 Weaver, john W. 55 Weaver, Julia A. 55, 125 Weaver, Weaver, Kathleen M. 46, 108 Karen 40, 103 Weaver, Larry R. 92, 106, 111, 1 27 Weaver, Linda J. 36, 46, ws Weaver, Nelson J. 55, 106, 107 Weaver, Weaver, Weaver, Priscilla A. 55, 106 Ronald R. 46, 108 Sharon R. 36, 55, 102, Stolzfus, Katie B. 89, 96, 112 Stoltzfus, Kenneth D. 40, 107, 108 Stoltzfus, Kenneth L. 89, 97, 106, 113 Stoltzfus, Linda J. 89, 106, 108 Stoltzfus, Mervin W. 44, 89, 106, 110 Umble, 1 1 6 Unible, Linda J. 54 Umble, Loretta I. 55, 106 Weaver, Betty 40 Weaver, Cheryl L. 55, 102, 106, 108, 112,116,140 Weaver, Cheryl R. 6, 91, 108 106,116 Weaver, Sheryl A. 46, 108 Weaver, Thelma S. 55, 108 Weaver, William I. 20, 55, 115, 1 1 6 Weber, David E. 47, 55, 97, 105, 106,108,116,124 Wenger, Annie E. 93, 100, 106 Bob Beyer jams on his skates for a bit of sliding on a frozen parking lot. Xxy V' I Wenger, 10Q1 Chester L. 25, 93, 103, 07,108,136 Wenger, Deborah L. 46, 108 Wenger, Doris, I. 93, 108 Wenger, Gerald L. 40 Wenger, Johannes D. 40, 112 Weger, Robert E. 55, 108 Wenger, Sara E. 46, 103, 108 Wert, H. Thomas 88, 93, 106, 108 Whisler, Marian M. 93 Wissler, Delbert 88, 93, 108 Wissler, Witmer, R. Darwin 55, 115 Lois jean 94, 108 Witmer, T. jean 15, 94, 107, 108 , 133 Yoder, Bonnie S. 15, 94, 97, 102 106,107,112,121,133 Yoder, Glenn C. 3, 44, 94, 97, 111,120,135 Yoder, Lynn E. 94, 110 Yoder, Judith L. 55, 106, 108 Yoder, Rachel F. 46 Yoder, Timothy 46, 108 . 'Url Youndt, Dale T. 44, 46 Youndt, Linda M. 94, 106, 115 Yunginger, Audrey J. 95, 106, 108,112 Ziegler, Ruth Ann 55, 114 Zimmerman, Eunice E. 1, 55, 108 Zimmerman, Jay Mark 36, 44, 55, 106 Zimmerman, Linda A. 95, 106, 112 Zimmerman, Roy W. 55 Zimmerman, Ruth Ann 30, 95, 108, 112 Zook, Duane E. 55, 108, 115, 119, 137 Zook, Hilda 46, 108 Zook, Lois A. 15, 95, 107, ios, 114 FACULTY, EMPLOYEES Bowman, Mable 35 Bowman, Mae 35 Bucher, Pul 33 Charles, Anna L. 32, 104 Charles, Carolyn 26, 101 Detwwiler, Lowell 25, 39, 112 Dietz, Myron 14, 17, 24, 42, 110 Gehman, Carol 6, 33, 34, 42 Gehman, Janet 16, 27, 60, 99, 104 Good, Noah 7, 18, 28, 113 Graybill, Rhoda 26, 104 Herr, Elizabeth 35 Hershey, Jeanette 34 Hershey, Noah 18, 30 Hess, Alma G. 35 Hess, Ernest 19 J.D. Stahl is overcome by the beauty of his image. is wg:-'SPN :bf-1f.f::' iff -'JT PTY-1' f . v Q 1 l ' 17 Rosie King always smiles delightedly when peppering her vegetables. Hess, Pauline 34 High, Daniel 35 High, David 35 Hollinger, Clair 16, 30, 115 Hoover, Alta 17, 33 Kauffman, Glenford 33 Keener, Keener, Keener, Clayton 32 Edwin 19 Florence 35 Kennel, Rhoia 27, 48, 117 Kolb, Norman 22, 116 Kolb, Rhoda 33, 42, 114 Kreider, Stanley 19, 111 Leaman, Elmer 23 Leaman, Harry 35 Leaman, Mary 35 Lefever, Ruth 35 Lehman, Ruth 35 Lentz, Wilbur 6, 28 Longenecker, Charles 17, 20, 104 Martin, Anna Mary 35 Martin, Larry 33 Martin, Suie 35 Moseman, Martha 29 Moshier, Arnold 16, 21, 48, 104 141 Moshier, Elton 25, 60, 104, 111 Moshier, Rosa 26, 104 Newswanger, Orpha 30, 60 Rohrer, Alverta 35 Rohrer, Susan 31, 48, 114, 115 Sensenig, Donald 17, 25, 42 Shearer, Kenneth 19, 39 Shenk, Norma 34 Stoner, Clyde 18, 29 Thomas, David 23 Weaver, Amos 18, 32 Weaver, Hershey 35 Weaver, Irvin 22 Wenger, Daniel 16, 24, 48, 49, 115 Wenger, Edna 4, 5, 28, 104 Wenger, Larry 21, 60, 104, 113 Wenger, Rhoda 17, 31, 39, 112 Witmer, Ann 35 McNett, Wesley 13, 31, 33 Mohler, Verna 26, 27, 117 Witmer, Howard 18 Yoder, John 23 Zook, Floyd 20, 99 '11 -Fi me .. 'f 'fI' 25. 1l1.111::m Ea I' I -' H .11 1- Q11 1- 111 . ' . n. .. .1 1 . ,gf Y .3 cw -1-,-C T? : 1 . --Q A . X K 1l .. 1 . 1 '-' L 1 .. - . ' 1. , 11, 1f , 11 11. 1 , 1,1 1 1 I, 112 11 1 ' 1 i 1,4 K A bouquef . ,:'1 i aakno wfedgemen is JANET GEHMAN, who cailre to school when she was sick only because of Laurel Wreath and who alsp went without evening meals to help us meet deadlines. FLOYD ZOOK, who assisted lthe financial department. PHIL MARTIN, who helped with shutterbugging and was chief darkroom technician. i DORIS WEAVER, who criticized the script for the literary editor. The STUDENT SALES CAPTAINS All those who helped with senior descriptions. The ROOMMATES and FAll'IILIES of the staff who remained a bulwark of serenity in the midst of mental turmoil. The STUDENTS FROM HERSHEY'S CHURCH who identified classmates' pictures to help us meet the Dlecember deadline. EDWARD PATRICK, Tayloi representative, who gave us the first push and straightened our course now and then. l52 ' - . 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