Lancaster Mennonite High School - Laurel Wreath Yearbook (Lancaster, PA)
- Class of 1971
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' f ,bil Q . 4' . f Q. fine .f,.,,W ,. ,K Q 1 9 -' 41 , , Wfnxzvq wvwffg 1. W. ,I ' 'W-.es-Q f ' 54 ,W , PM W 1, W, ,.w,wH V K -Q fir' ,ff ru H L Q ws' ,bat , 4' M -, T T qv I I Wx ' L M by J 1 , ' 1 V qw. did' .. 5,1 ii- ,fp iir'f15f?f,sf'2 nf:-lvwe, , 51,4 I M, 'A' WE .5 JET' ii? ' , 53' Inu ,, -,ll ,R .mi '.f,.'Z:L..V E -4 'r v N: ' .1 4 ' ,NVQ 4 Q Gulfs were spanned with the help of others. Over troubled waters a friend reached out and understood. When one bridge broke down, someone built another in its Some bridges were frail and soon collapsed, But others 'Were strong enough for a lifetime. place. to last Dedication By words, smiles and an active lw, You proved to us your belizg' That Christianiyi is not a binding religion But a practical and jmfful participation in lw As a counselor you were understanding. Your warmth and genuineness put us at ease. Instead cy' asking ppiing questions, you sat and listened' And we knew we had jiund a jiiend. For this we say, Thanks Y il lll David N Thomas I- N i Faculgf This year the administrative responsibilities were placed into different handsg Mr. Brubaker was positioned as principal, and Mr. Dietz became assistant prin- cipal. Mr. Stoner continued his efficient management of the school's business. Because Mr. Brubaker was on campus only two days a week, Mr. Dietz was given a large share of responsi- bility. These three men were most dedicateclg they gave un- grudgingly of their time and ef- fort, working long hours into the night. We are grateful for their contributions and leader- ship in making this a successful year. MYRON S. DIETZ, M.Ed. Assistant Principal CLYDE B. STONER, M,Ed. Business Manager Intffoducing Wisdom is the principal thingg therefore get wisdom: and with all thy getting get understanding. Learning facts is relatively easy g learning concepts is more important and more difficultg integrating these facts and concepts into the framework of God's rev- elation of Himself is the highest and most difficult educational task. It can be accomplished only as one makes a faith commitment to God and walks by the Holy Spirit. - Commitment with education added equals wisdom and understanding. Principal J. LESTER BRUBAKER, Ed.D Our M other Tangue English allowed us to identify With characters in lit- erature as they faced life. We expressed ourselves in themes where teachers corrected dangling modihers, misspellings, or poor punctuation. JANET N. GEHMAN, B,A. English IV Laurel Wreath advisor Able cook . . . bells are her hobby MIRIAM HESS, B.A. English I, II Sophomore class advisor Expressive poet . . . sports provide relaxation ROBERT MICHAEL, B.A. English III Laurel Wreath advisor junior class advisor Dark Room Club Teacher of concepts not facts . . , enjoys photography trivial Orchids are his delight gardens in S panning Cultura! Gaps Many of our difficulties in life whether they are personal, national, or international stem from the inability to communi- cate with others. Learning a foreign language through dia- logue, written work, or singing gave us an appreciation for another culture and increased our capacities for communica- tion. EDNA K, WENGER, M.A. Latin I, II, IV English I Makes learning easy , . . interested in Menno Housing ,...WM..-W.-Q in- 1- 5 .... 3 K 00195, There Goes the HC!! Math was a complicated and difficult subject, or it was sim- ilar to a challenging puzzle or game. Regardless ofthe way we viewed it, math proved to be a very valuable subject, not only in everyday life, but in the study of science. Smelly halls, smellier frogs, worms and fetal pigs, and unexpected explosions were common occurrences in the science department. Classes provided those with an explorato- ry mind a chance for further research and discovery, and those with a desire for credits only with a subconscious under- standing ofthe principles guiding our scientific world. STANLEY KREIDER, M.Ed. Algebra I, Algebra II Geometry Senior Math Math Club Fiery debater . . . often visits tourist friends EDWIN L. KEENER, B.S. R. KENNETH SHEARER, B.S, Ed Personal Use Bookkeeping Intro. to Math 1 Math I, Math II Algebra I, Algebra II BUSUWSS Math Sophomore class advisor Expressive soloist . . . attracted by postage meter slogans Sports fan , , I Collector of wins 'I8 LeH CHARLES B. LONGENECKER, M.S. Biology Advanced Biology Humorous, personable, level-headed . , . 100 watt smile Above, PAUL E. REED, B,S. Earth Science Enjoys writing . . . finds nature study interesting Middle ICH, FLOYD I. ZOOK, M,Ed. Chemistry Intro. to Biology Painting, camping, and farming lure him , . . shuttcrbug Lower lek, L. LARRY WENGER, A.B. Physics Physical Science Radio Club Senior class advisor Checkmate is happiness . . . amateur radio fan l I9 Right ,IOAS MILLER, B.S. American History Prob. of Democracy junior class advisor Chef Club Sunshine State Swimmer likes to be where it's ar. MYRQN 5. DIETZ, MHS- Ed. ELTON G. MOSHIER, M.S.Ed. Sociology Prob. of Democracy, Economics Mennonite History Bird Study, Foto Fans Friend to faculty and students . . . finds gardening relaxing Student Council adVi50f Picture snapper . . . his backyard restaurant is for the birds DANIEL L. WENGER, B.A. World Cultures World Geography Officiating Club Ask him about Europe . . . experienced tourguicle 'W' r Class Forms Corlbomtion Merely assimilating facts about history, government, and economics has little value. It is the application of knowledge that challenges us with the need of relating to others and leads us to deeper involvement in the issues of the world today. It is because of this that economics class decided to or- ganize their own business. Applying their knowledge and learning to econornize, the students formed and operated their own corporation, finding it an exciting and profitable venture. JAMES M. DRESCHER, B.S. Current World Issues, Civics Prob. of Democracy Pennsylvania History, Reading program Works for peace . . . deep interest in youth Right, KENNETH B. BUCKWALTER, BA. Old Testament, Personal Evangelism Bible Introduction Freshman class advisor Energetic swimmer and skater . . . enjoys playing guitar and singing Below, ERNEST M. I-IESS. M.S.T. New Testament, Public Speaking Intro. Biology, Senior class advisor Finds God in nature . . , family and gardening occupy spare time Right, NORMAN KOLB Minister, Bible Survey Student Counselor Bible scholar . . . enjoys forest, field, and stream 'Tn the Begz'nnz'ng, Goa' . . 'J How involved can a Christian be in political and civic affairs? Is the spirit world ever-present and how much power does it exer- cise? Can we say we are lovers of peace when our churches are divided because of ill feelings toward a brother with differing be- liefs? Some of these questions and others were answered as we studied God's word in our two or three sessions a week. Whether we centered our study on a particular aspect, or studied it as a whole, the Bible became a more vital part of our life. I . -. wr air i . Upper lc-R, fx Q DAVID N. THOMAS Bishop Bible Doctrine Student Counselor Communicates across the generation gap . . . well read Upper right, GLEN M. SELL, L.P.N. Minister Bible Doctrine Student Counselor Vents extra energy in sports . . . follows politics Lap, H. HOWARD WITMER Bishop Student Counselor Enjoys honey from his own bees grows roses as a pastime. Students Capture Skztls While learning practical skills, creative students found self- expression in home economics, crafts, sewing, and art. Some of this work was displayed on the outdoor bulletin board. Under Mr. Hollingefs helpful supervision, male students created lamps, bookcases, picture frames, gun racks, and ste- reo cases with a professional look and quality. MARLENE W. BUCKWALTER, B.S. Home Ec. I, II Sewing, Art Club, Needlecraft Club Freshman class advisor Experiments with design . . . enjoys piano music J. CLAIR HOLLINGER Shop, Mechanical Drawing, Crafts You can't sleep through his sermons . . . socializes with youth ROBERT LIPKA Driver Education, Chess Club Chess master . . . Millersville student .354 MARTHA F. MOSEMANN Gregg Teacher's Diploma Shorthand I, II Typing I Is challenged by puzzles . . . enjoys new people and places ARNOLD MOSHIER, B.S. Music I Theory II Campus Chorale Choruses Travel enthusiast our music master and, of course, The Beat Goes On The senseless curliques and scratchings of shorthand grad- ually took on meaning, and we knew we had discovered an art. Eventually rhythm emerged from the confused tapping, and typing became fun. In Music we were also involved with rhythm, whether singing in chorus, studying note values or capturing the art of song leading. CLYDE B. STONER, M.Ed. Bookkeeping I, II Typing II Office Practice Enjoys a good book . . . finds woodworking interesting RI-IODA H. WENGER, R.N., B.A. Health ANNA LOIS CHARLES, BS. Nurses' Club Study Hall Supervisor Spends spare time with a sewing machine . . . refinishes old furniture The healthy R00m 100 plants are her work . , . bulletin board master wi, Tramp Adds Bounce t0 Gym The high bar, parallel bar and trampoline, new equipment donated by last year's seniors, provided many moments' of enjoyment and opened new frontiers for physical activity. MARTHA HARTZLER Physical Education Loves God's great outdoors . . . enjoys hiking JAMES LOWELL STOLTZFUS Physical Education Dorm Supervisor Mill Stream Advisor Gymnastics Club Big man on the basketball court . . . enjoys hiking 'May I Help Y0u.9'J After years of inadequacy, our library was flooded by a wealth of new books: black literature, contemporary novels, theological treatises, casebooks on social con- cerns and collections of modern poetry. Thanks to our efhcient librarians, the whole library was rearranged and useless old volumes were taken out. The secretaries had a busy year, learning to operate the new intercommunication system, typing on the new-style report card, dittoing tests and papers for teachers and answering students, innumerable ques- tions. ROSA Y. MOSHIER, B.A. Librarian Finds camping enjoyable . . . likes studying nature AMOS W. WEAVER Assistant Librarian Gardens in summer . . . does jigsaw puzzles in winter Secretaries, lei? to right, Pauline Hess Virginia Glick Martha Reitz Above, Florence Reinford, School nurse. Above right, Martha Hertzler, Florence Reinford, Alta Hoover, Dorm supervisors. Right, Lowell Stoltzfus, Mark Kraybill, Raymond Reitz, Abram Dif- fenbach, Dorm supervisors. Facing page, Top, let? to right, Americo Pietropaolo, Seth Lapp, Ste- phen Scorr. Nor pictured: Daniel High, David High. Bottom, leH to right, Mabel Bowman, Anna Wirmer, Elizabeth Herr, Mabel Boose, Suie McMichael, Ruth Lefever, Mary Ruth Leh- man, Minerva Herr, Anna Mary Martin. Not pictured: Lois Dietz, Mary Leaman. 2.5 1 gi l h ,W z iw, 6 X .rn f-111 , f'- A Q ,... Dzrt Removers and Workers in Whz'te Each day as school ended and the last echo of student laughter and foot- steps had died away, a new sound emerged. A vacuum sweeper, the bang- ing of a trashcan, and whistling could be heard as our friendly, faithful jani- tors began their daily clean-up job. When a joke or singing filled the halls, we often found the source to be the new groundslceeper, Rick, a former barber and opera singer. The cooks donned new institution- al-style uniforms but their friendly service remained the same. Disposable paper trays and bowls made little dish- washing and gave our cooks more time to plan and serve better meals. I-:J LQ . in f, ,,,. 2y f 5 , L l .4 Www J w Classes Jeanette L. Anderson Yvonne R. Beiler Judith E. Benner Nancy L. Brubaker Lois A. Buchen Ellen M. Charles Stephen G. Charles Karen A. Deiter Rebecca M. Dietz Dale L. Ebersolc Gerald L. Engel joe C. Garber Lester W. Gehman, -Ir. james N. Glick Susan M. Glick Freshmen Make Their Debut Mary Ann Graybill Anita J. Groff john A. Groff john H. Groff Marlin Groff Velma Hamish Sometimes I feel like a loner. 591-1 f 1 Wait'll she turns her back. ,fs , vi a Q' ua . A21 all 1 ' l ' if V ,iw 3:91 .a' ' if I ' 1 ' 9. '-me 4 H W : in Q 5 e s , at S HYWH .4 si ' ' jg , 4 1. ,L F' .ggyib ' F 1 f 'Jr r V , Nw . 1 f 5 yr 1 1 aa -wil., J ,nu sm 1, ah w a- 1 fm . if i s'l llll' if t . lf X , . ,px 3 :L 35. r 2'f ' XWIWKV 5' 'A 'y-,i f f x V ', . 'mv is 'e ' -- v A 5 s r .... E? lf' , A' 1 J 'as 1 fx ,ar -,L , 'ke I . 5 J , ary r l lf . A . 5 .f R fa I Ye ah, 4 If 1 zsviff.. ' , sr g w w f .la ,N az Q.. e ' If if efflfflf 1 V I , H 'II 5.2 , efgrg.. 1. 'Q i'l'ig - :W K. ffzfw l f 4 mg, Q ' 79: 3' ig: all an ' X 4 i t. . . .H he-Zu, 5 Q ' nhl 4 . . A - , .a. 1 3 Q., 2 3 N4 ,gr . . tifffxf ,, Ln- 1 g is ,,p 4 's rg I -R 7 James E. Hershey Janice K. Hershey J. Marlin Hershey Kathleen D. Hershey Randall J. Hershey Steven R. Hershey Gerald D. Hess Joseph S. Hess Joyce E. Hess Doris J. Horst Shirley Ann Horst James E. Hostetter William D. Jones David T. Kauffman Galen R. Kauffman James M. Kauffman Marlin W. Kauffman Arlin J. Kennel Joseph D. Kennel Kenneth D. King Diane L. Landis Overwhelmed by a sea of new faces, the tiny, timid freshmen faced their first day of school. But as the weeks passed, they made friends and found their place, giggling and throwing paper airplanes, In spite of their size, the freshmen proved to be good ath- letes, putting up a good fight against the sophomores in soccer and the tug-of-war. Joyce J. Lind Jay L. Martin Robin D. Martin Vilma Martin 'ISoisE. Miller Kenneth L. Nafziger Marlin A. Nafziger Shirley M. Nafziger Susan P. Patterson Joyce M. Ranck Louetta J. Redcay Marian N. Reitz Marilyn J. Rheinheimer Russell W. Rohrer Twila Sauder Marjorie S. Shenk Evelyn L. Singer Timothy Smoker 4, g 1- Ruth E. Smucker -. Hifi David L. Snader ' 4 ,JJ f r .r , r + The N icest Marilyn L. Nancy E. Timothy N. Landis Landis Landis James R. James W. David H. Lapp Lapp Lefever .xx , ,,. f fir. V' ,die 1 11'-.Q 3.3. if X l 5.0-. r , U f , if ,- aR'x ' ' V, ' ' :H-his - '31, - 1'-A V1 'Up 1 1 Things Glenda S. Lapp James B. Lefever . :mt 'i.ll,- V Q 'f 21 I 'may V 1, 48-i 372' ., T, , il . X 'gi -25 ..61-W if' '- ,qi g K :..g2l'3g. w-'Z . V, ' 4 n l 1 ra Pr l iw Q Q ' ki 'l nf ',x ' L :ig 'H li 'K 37' . L - , ' lf-- -, f e..3lf iff-. - -nw X 31 if , 4 'Wav ,. a1 f 5 8 in Come in Little Packages? by 2 ,.3 , ill we 3 z, wr 59555. , .,,,.A:5,. ff I 'T vlhii ' aff . , f . , , 'ia - - - 1 iv ,Q X film, 55. wg. 1 -1353515 no Age L4 .M . I. Qlxr i in 'Qing f V , ' 4 , 'V 'fem pf fi ..., H V I l 4 I i Xu Q, Ag Ki Q H lm ' E 521 5' Qi ' Ruth Ann Wolf Clair N, Zimmerman David A. Spangler Darlene R. Stoner Nelson R. Stoner janet L. Troxel Sandra j. Umble Patricia A. Weaver Sharon Leanne Weaver Sharon Louise Weaver Diane R. Weber jay Robert Witmer Cynthia F. Zimmerman Ronald E. Zook Nat pictured' Mariemn Frederick Darrel Redmy Preridem - William jones Viee Preridenl - Kenneth Nafziger Seeretary - Susan Glick Treasurer - Lois Buchen Advirorf - Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Buckwalter ' 35 Preridenf - Roberr Good Vife Prefidenl - Alan Diffenbaeh Aa'12i5orJ.' S IZ Secretary - Lynn Moore Mrs. Miriam Hess Trearurer - Darlene Srrickler Mr. Kenneth Shearer Kevin L. Auker David E. Baer Martha F. Beiler Wendy Birchfield Gerald S. Breneman Kenneth L. Breneman David W. Brubaker Sheryl L. Buckwalter .-,,.. -, Maw 2 E Theme Is Service K , Vi if Q1 if xl , ., Hifi if i f fe Ai'-'A ,4-'xxx g e ge .raw A My . ... Q N25 rf E F . fe 1- X F , ,bw A ,. ,. ,fm N I K n i j A I L Miriam E. Deirer Alan R. Diffenbach Linda G. Eberly Lois M. Eberly Mary L. Ebersole Doris Ann Eby Lynn L. Eshleman Cynthia Ann Forry Carl T. Frederick Judith E. Garber Nelson R. Gingrich Robert W. Good Though filled with jagged edges, life sometimes forms a beautiful design. Mary L. Hess john Clair Hollinger Donald L. Hoover Margaret L.. Horst Dale R. Hosretrer Leanna Hottensrein Kenneth L. Hurst Paul E. Isaacs Kenneth L. jones Twila Kauffman Lowell R. King David j. A. Koppel Connie K. Kreider Donna M. Landis jay E. Landis Ruth Ann Landis Steven E. Landis Reba J. Lantz Naomi C. Lapp Ronald M. Leaman . . ang David H. Graybill james A. Groff james L. Groff Joyce E. Hershey Rosemary M. Hershey james R. Hess It Wasn't Getting H . 1-A .. IH .a j n +R ,ag li Wi. - ' .1 Ia -'M , 5 ,gr Q' .1 .lf Y QM X we his . lib! was , V-A ff- S - , 5 ww fy Q W K . 5 A'.HJ' . 'e R f K eg, Q. f f' . X ' eh.. :nw , f .L-ki,-,, :5f.gf.4lff5,?el ' 4 .E 'ti wg L .V .Q 1 Y grin... ,. .9 ,, ,i , 5i2?WIiEE!fil .11i51I1T3?m :mei A -1 ., Q, 2 sg.- V A fx. Q.. .- A i i l gix Q. .'f'.fzf r- - .9-' 1 ' -V . if Jus 1 in Ewa? .. 'si ,,M.:4.:-A lx dw. ll 54 9 Sf 'i 'Yz'w, 5 2- -. 'lf ' My I-1TWf??ii' 'bf bi ?ff??li ' lgfiflli K' - . . I A K .............. 1 , 1 , n w 4 K' V 335-, s 113 ,Q s .if ' 3 ' ,. 4, ,g ., .13 fu we , 3w 122, im , ., L35 Lf 'lv-1 ff ' M L .3 ig.. . 15.253532 I G! 1 l Q ... Q92 :mv q as , ' , has l MS: 'H' i' 'H ' M is mag rf 1 A sl' e Q ,Z 9 a x . . ,J 'W 1 -Q .1 f N. 5 ,ini l l -. V 'i ME lf.: . ' 1' ' 'iff fff .4121 - V ' f. V . C X f n' 'Q' V. X P ,rf c w , -uf 3,4 5' w V L X 1. fl , . .. 4 L... . B a . 5 '95 . if 5 I R .Jig ff- H -li., ' ,,,... - sg f , f w.- 1, . ,rn ri' zfzffw ' ,I . '14 5 n K ' . , A . 5' Iiiii' 676 That Mattered . . . How will recognizing an appositive help me when I'm a housewife? K 4 'eq' 4-.g S if Rmb , if l f y .... maj wig!! 5' :fn f 'J wisp? h . .W 1 , M I ' v: v'x..5!jQf. ' X ' 5g?..ff1?w MN y 'L.' n 'Ms - if w fx., gf 'El' W ' ??5 Ruby G. Lehman David I. Lennon jean L. Lentz Dale Good Martin D. David Martin Gilbert N. Martin Susan A. Martin Daniel L. Metzler Lynn Ann Moore Leslie C. Murphy james M. Musser Ruth H. Musser Doris A. Neff Mary Ellen Nissley Charlotte A. Nolt Donna M. Reed john E. Sauder Raymond B. Sauder jean L. Shearer Ellene Faye Sicgrist Debra S. Slaymaker Kathryn S. Smoker Marlene F. Smoker Daniel V. Smoker Ada Snader joseph A. Stahl john D. Stauffer Linford D. Stoltzfus Darlene -I. Strickler Rachel L. Thomas Kenneth M. Umble Patricia A. Umble Not pirlureaf' Marsha G. Clement We Want Actionfu i'5zi?'?i1f23fi1ii.?+ 1 1 -ffli2llzrEiSnlY'i . A ,.Ei221y2?f?2iEQ-L . , . 7 . E K y ,cgi C .,6l?fRhNesg-1-Q, 4, .K , J as On November 27, car loads of sophomores in the spirit of Thanksgiving headed for the Millersville Children's Home. They shared a dinner with the children there, played games with them and presented a skit. The two hours passed quickly, and as everyone said reluctant goodbyes, they realized how much happiness sharing brings. When Christmas time came around, the active sopho- mores got together again, this time crowding on an open truck for an evening of caroling. They passed through country and town, filling the chilly air with the warm sound of Christmas. ,,,,. W, C t-:Sf 'D li -M N Mm , . -:wig Mr. President tries to think of a unique Christmas prolect for the class. Q ' . . . V V A -. , r ggggiii 4 Mp. i f Shirley A. Umble V . ,, f - . : - ' ' pgs: w r- r.,1 '. . . im, .,.., ,, WSH f ,iffsiu l witayf if yif f David I... Weaver , X ' 3 cl? Donald E. Weaver Y A . 1 jf l, jay Nelson Weaver r. Jr- - g in ,- 63,11 . I I , ' - i x 32' A, NN r Q zggglys 'jfiv 1 -- H 'C' I f ' 5 -- fertile' .s me I 3: , pfl!ff alia' jLnr1,.se2ifae2f5 Q ..,...... y ' fifii cami L. Weber ., ff ' az? 'N : 31 5 125 .'... a --. fig -' Mark R. Wenger Hwy, f f 'f wi J Dorothea R. Yoder 1, ,. ,M 3 K .1 .5 . ,X t f' Rhoda Yoder P Q. .1 ' ? f-1 .1 ' 1 ga ., r uniors Seek Ana' Find Unity Pmidenl - Linforcl Good Clan Ad'1!i.S'0f.f.' Vice President - Gerald Baer Mr. Robert Michael Secretary - Carol jones Mr. joas Miller Treasurer - Bernice Hoover Miss Florence Reinford me 1331: QW 1.25 U... it it , V r 3119 . AYYJFQ t L A , 5:-. J , .1 itz:-mwingiaii A , riff! 'W .F - in 8 f i 1, ...aa . F . . .5 I ' K I if ,Q -t gf 5 r lr f' x 1 K x f Q. if rf 2 , ll 1 ,Q ,X 3 ' :r x -me f .ta , .gig E 2 : f.Hlz..1ggfg,-w- .55 - ., iamfir if 111.1---1 .1 2 .ic H fs22Q..ilE1i'9 555: - ' 1 K . 3 9 0 5 F fy iw rn., iv' K A I 95 i ral if W 45 f W N3 'N QW . . I , 4 'ml , ...- M T rf ,Jill fir if a if Yi, F ff' 3 gi: iv af, fi . .H . fe 5' if .K K '-mx W. W., z .. .Q V ' wi i 1 i wi ff- n fist 1-. . F3 ,,. Q, .i . F S J 6 5 Kar ,gggiqli K' , -I wfssh' as mi. r -V ' 35, ' 5 Li V ' 1 if X :APL Kira W, D N ,wx E1 1, .. sl 'Sim t Jijgt. aj ri 5 as Q3 pq X it 1 I ,. 'i 'LJ i gffsrnii V - . f . ...K - -.luv ,, ak .C Q if l. . Q , 'ld 4 r x ai .4 'ei uh : xr A r ' N9 fi hi ci ls m Gerald R. Baer Frances E. Beam E. Kenneth Beiler jean E. Beiler Marcia Beiler Orpha -I. Beiler Warren E. Beiler Brenda Kay Blank Philip E. Bontrager john Allen Brubaker Kenneth B. Bucher Nancy M. Bucher Neta M. Buckwalter Sharon L. Burkholder Carol A. Charles Paul E. Charles john S. Dietz -I. Clarence Ebersole Lloyd C. Eby Susan E. Engle Richard D. Esh Beulah P. Fox Karen S. Frank Philip M. Freed Anita K. Frey Ruth Ann Frey Susan Gingrich David D. Glick Frederick L. Good Linford W. Good Mary Ann Good Clayton S. Graybill Doris Harnish Erma Hamish Ira C. Herr III Andrew M. Hershey Rosanne M. Hershey Sara S. Hershey Rachel C. Hess Dale E. Hess Naomi M. Hess Peter Bruce Hess Rachel A. Hess Richard B. Hess Richard H. Hess L. Lorraine High jane L. Hollinger Bernice R. Hoover union Lzght The Way 'IN ai fi? Berry L. Horning Joyce E. Horst Thomas A. Horst Carol S. jones Berry L. Kauffman Harold R. Kauffman Louella A. Kauffman Richard W. Kauffma Steven G. Kauffman Twila M. Keener Barry L, King Clair I. King Patricia L. King Sharon L. Koerner jay Nelson Kraybill Diane -J. Landis Elaine G. Landis Jacqueline Landis janet L. Landis jean L. Landis Melvin C. Landis Shirley A. Landis fl Regina D. Lapp D. jean Lehman Miriam M. Lind Carolyn K, Martin Delmar P. Martin Doris E. Martin E. Gary Martin. Karen L. Martin Kenneth L. Martin Miriam R. Martin Naomi Martin Twila M. Martin Dorothy E. Mast M. Loretta Metzler H. Grace Miller nique Approach to Tlmnksgiving Judlth M, Marian L. M1113 Miller Mary E Mu Musser 1 Mervin D. Moshier Sara -I. Nafziger Only one life, 'twill soon be past Dolores A. Nauman Ruth A. Ramer Jeanette L. Reed ,...:- Clair R. Neff Anna M. Redcay Rhoda R. Reinford r 'N a P Y' a K .Q mf at W.. . 1.1 :z'Ufmz 1 s..!' S X w 4 'A ' 48 1 .- A -. Phyllis -I, Pamela L. N issley Parks Nathan L. Henry Redcay Redmond III Cathy Marilyn E. Ressler Ressler N 1 :1 t V i, 2. 155 .irq The junior class displayed their original- ity by selling 6,644 light bulbs instead of requiring class dues. After class business was taken care of during Tuesday home- room periods, students participated in in- formal discussions of contemporary affairs or viewed movies that challenged their thinking. A thought-provoking Thanksgiving pro- gram was presented to the student body on November 25. Through slides and narra- tion, we were touched by the needs and hunger of the world and were made to feel guilty about our big Thanksgiving dinner. b R M ,ia X -v iii? . w.1 3i.r, ,,.- Q r fi ' i f L bell all ii ' IW at... ,- l A i r ia 5 - ?, , ,fx 'M' .ns lv 'Wrmggi' my 'sr 4 wiv 9 . 'L .rag M .... , Y. ...L gsm -Iulya Rigby Miriam L. Risser Esther L. Rohrer Carl D. Sands L. Karl Sangrey Eric L. Sauder Nancy L. Sauder Charlotte A. Shaub Timothy -I. Sheeler Carolyn F. Showalte Lloyd S. Smoker Marlin R. Smoker I' Carol Joyce Smuffer M. Grace Stauffer Betty L. Stoltzfus Darlene Stoltzfus Larry J. Sroltzfus Lee J. Stoltzfus Linda Stoltzfus Lorraine C. Stoltzfus Lynerra Z. Stolrzfus Muriel J. Stoltzfus Never Ending Search Nathan A. Stolrzfus Rebecca H. Thomas J. Mark Wagner ,, SJ' 5 Rachel questions Mr. Michael's latest comment on education. far Ia'entz'Q1 WW HUM Deborah -I. Weaver Esther M. Weaver jean E. Weaver julia A. Weaver Karen -1. Weaver Luke W. Weaver Miriam L. Weaver Stephen K. Weaver Joyce L. Weber Gerald L. Wenger Larry L. Wenger Ruth Ann Witmer John D. Wolgemuth Mary L. Wolgemurh Nancy Yunginger Joanne A. Zimmerman Noi piclurezi' jacob Frederick Shabnam Mull Brian Reber: Kathy Sturzman Hans Wenger 1 G' K . . 1 . M ,Q pr N is-2 Wg,-, Y. , , ,L . ' 'Gsm 5 .v Vw Q N 1 ' w 94- 1 ,U 1 -H N ,. 'N x Q -3 X 5, M ' 'L' r 0 Y Q' iw X-4 ,V 1 , ,I ' ' i L A Q., 1 nr M f r , . f, r. vi ' J - s Si v .1 up ' ' - . . , x H rf. 4 'z 1 A X M VM X, . Ng, T ' , ' u. L- 0 .u n I . I , l Ag-4, ,A . , L , -' ,N , . wx'-'-' . 1 .aryl 'V ,J . r' ...-- 1- 'Hfxgyhuv - ..k,, V if -,I-' U ,. j A , ' .wan , A:J'f '7'w,,,' , XF ' , . H . - - ' , , V , . Q - -sm J, '.r v.,. ., , -A - 'r ' --wi' :- ' . 6 1-, in 1 Presidenl - Merle Burkholdcr Vire Presiaknl - Philip Rutt Secretmy - Dorothy Shank Treasurer - Rosalene Srrickler -',- r-'fe if 1 - is v -if 329, 1 -9.-'fl-25 315' J, if 1.7, Wil 4-'95 fi, I ,'Q,' F 52 7. 1 11.5 PX iffy N V 4,4,,,mEf ,ws 4' if.. bw-,gh .gm - -wr ,i 'Iff': ' v'-8.1 ,.r -. . F,-A' gr., an J--J I 15' Clay: ad1zi.mr.f.' Miss Alta Hoover Mr. Ernest Hess Mr. Larry Wenger ' ' i.g 435 A I . ,. Q S ,, u- if ., S, . if W I-an in bfwraq bww 'NR J. xr A ' wi -I 5' 5 4 'WI vw. ,J 1 Seniors Look to tho Future RUTH ASH Gap, Pa. Maple Grove Orval 8c Bertha Byler Ash Content with a car and a book . . . hails from Arizona . . . dreams of nursing among Indi- ans in the Southwest THOMAS ALLEN BASEHORE Mechanicsburg, Pa. Meclmnirslzurg Brethren in Clank! jacob 6c Violet Ressler Basehore A mind and air of his own . . . waitresses' ter- ror Brother,' . .. unique high-jumper and runner ALLEN ASPER Mechanicsburg, Pa. Slale Hill G. Bert 8: E, Mae Yhoe Asper Tirraror . . . racing enthusiast . . . big blue eyes gleam with mischief. . . Oh, noi MARLIN BECHTOLD Bainbridge, Pa. Goods jay 8: Ruth Longenecl-ter Bechtold His smile and friendliness put you at ease . . . black hair and expressive eyes add to good looks . . . enjoys sports of all sorts RONALD J. BAER Bainbridge, Pa. Goodif Russell 84 Gladys Shenk Baer Abstract thinker . . . heavy on drums . . . liv- ens class discussions . . . dramatist JEWEL L. BEIDLER Quakertown, Pa. Haycock Stanley 8: Ethel Landis Beidler Bubbly giggle . . . under all the mischief is a true friend . . . sincere faith Hoagies Boost RUTH BEILER VERNA M. BEILER TIMOTHY EDGAR BENNER Elverson, Pa, Kennedyville, Md. Intercourse, Pa. Rack i lakeview Roxmzere Harvey 84 Ada Gehman Beilcf C. F. Sc Katie Stoltzfus Beiler Timothy E. 8: Lois Weaver Benner Strives for A3 , , , inimitable laugh , , , mp. In where the action is , , , softball Slugger Like father, like son. . . Let me think a min piness is a jar of dill Pickles . . . carefree mischief-maker ure. . . . irritated by inconsistencies E. EUGENE BEYER JANET L. ,BOWMAN JO-ANNE L- BRENEMAN 145013, pa' Kinzef, Pa. Millersville, Pa. Milyzort Surmyyide C0fWflfPiH paul 34 Mm-tha Newswanger Beyer Lei-oy 34 Lydia Horst Bowman Earl 8c Elizabeth Landis Breneman Quiet at first glance . . . Beyer . . . hobby is Finds sewing fun . . . pet peeve? pop quizzes! Shl' umll You know her - - - W0f5hiP5 God tinkering with Cars . . . enthusiastic quiz team member through mf'-'fe ' - - understanding i Treasugf 62 025 Pennies The whole campus smelled like onions and bologna. The cause: senior hoagie sale. In the cafeteria eight production lines were set up, and each row tried to outdo the other. For over an hour there was mass confusion as the lettuce,.meat, cheese and tomato supplies quickly diminished. 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'qui - f 'ii l1:e.K.., .15i??l4lf is iv 4 ...ishl tiki ' .-'W Q 1 - .2--afhsiliffg ii we 2- tiki wl'-eme-'--- 5, W, f , . . W gf at X , , i . . . . .. . if .Msg tg. -gszgta , 12-111-X we ide- - -.M X - tw - ,-,.+'f:m,tgg,.- irq-f,f ,.,..tt!!- 1 , -- H..--1: fm KX , ,ij :ia r l2gE2gt,Vgbef:l Q ,QQ , - K' K as , , 1-5-a, - W, VM., fb.. -wg--,ai 5 ' rw .argent-11. , .str Ku, K - - . ,K Q ' -Y--9333-seflfs-qigl.. ,K s fp- ,.,g:Af: t . I g.,-Ha., V K M-Kf-' fa- fri'-refs-A lid f'i'K tY ' -1 REBECCA ANN BUCHEN Ephrata, Pa, Grwiiale Kenneth and Rhoda Thomas Buchen Becci . . . coins all those unique phrases . . . Let's do something! 1 K ,, 1. ESTHER MAE BURKHART Ephrata, Pa. Indiamown Thurman 8: Elizabeth Stauffer Burkhart Softspoken and sensitive . . . sews her own wardrobe . . . loves to travel Discovering Beauzfy MARY F. BUCKWALTER E. MERLE BURKHOLDER MARY ANNE BYLER LZHCKSICI, Pa- Bernville, Pa. Dover, Dela. Mwrwille Bermfille Dover Lester 8z Anna Book Buckwalter A Lester 84 Betty Burkholder Burkholder joseph 8: Amanda Bontrager Byler Budde - - .dislikes f0fl1121ifY - - - lively - - - Burky . . . amiable president. . .active auc- Able seamstress . . . goal: nursing , . . reso- warm friendliness tioneer . . . Mr. Persuasion nant alto . . . says what she thinks JAMES R. CARPENTER Manheim, Pa. Earl Pelmburg Stanley M. 6: Thelma Landis Carpenter Carp . . . takes life slow and easy . . . dry sense of humor. . . likable 5 9 55:5 W it L V EUGENE R. DENLINGER STEVEN L. DENLINGER Conestoga, Pa. East Petersburg, Pa. River Comer Earl Petersburg -I. Elvin 8: Edith Kreider Denlinger Clifford 6: Martha Groff Denlinger Enjoys sports . . . proud of his Camaro . . . Original . . . born leader and organizer . . . plays guitar . . . Denlinger deep thinker . . . varied interests I in Little Things RUTH G. DETWILER LINDA DISE KENNETH B. EBERLY Mechanicsburg, Pa. Leola, Pa. East Earl, Pa. 51416 Hill Milyzorl Reading LeRoy 81 Florence Strong Detwiler Warren 8: Marian Smoker Disc james G. 8: Elsie Richer Eberly Interested in people . . . enjoys nature ., , Sweet . . . sewing and skating occupy her Quiet and studious helps Da creative seamstress . . . dislikes artificialiry spare time . , . Eek! a spider!', dents out of cars . . . outdoorsman Xedvu-q d knbck 5- Q LINDA K. EBERSOLE Chambersburg, Pa. Pleasant View Ralph 8: Mildred Shollenberger Ebersole Cure laugh . . . Ugh, this shorthand! cou1dn't survive without her Toast-ems! Whosoever drinketh of this water shall thirst again. ,Iohn 4:13. SYLVAN R. ESH Intercourse, Pa. RidgeView Elias 8: Anna Huyard Esh Uninhibited individualist . . . soccer star . . , deep awareness of life and people . . . gets in- volvecl STEPHEN M. FREED Schwenlcsville, Pa. Hmteink Stanley R. BL Irene Kratz Freed Headed for college . . . runs for fun . . . I just can't fathom that! . . . enjoys friendly ar- mosphere at LMHS Fire Drills Were a Welcomed I wonder what would happen if I'd pull ir? Qelzlgf From Class INDRA L. GEHMAN anheim, Pa. anheim ster E. 8: Mildred Ebersole Gehman andy . . . plays accordian . . . efficient typ- . . . swims and skates with equal ease DAVID L. GINGRICH Cocolamus, Pa. Lauver J. Lloyd 84 Orpha Wert Gingrich 'jacksoni' . . . agile wrestler . . . perceptive of others' feelings ARY ANN GLICK rkesburg, Pa. yum Amzkh Mmnanife hn R. 6: Katie Zook Glick rid reader . . . skillful skater . . . likes to k BETTY I, GOCHENAUER Strasburg, Pa. New Prwidenre Robert H. 8: Verna Thomas Gochenauer Contagious humor . . . genuine lady . . . ener' getic student DAVID R. GINGRICH Mt. joy, Pa. Landzkville john M. 84 Blanch E. Gingrich Creative . . , imaginative thinker . . . the-re's never a dull moment when Dave's around JAMES E. GOCHNAUER Centerville, Pa. Rohrerftown Paul H. 81 jean Harr Gochnauer Licensed ham operator . . . challenges others' opinions . . . Doc,' has to duck doorways Procrastination Was Our Problem NANCY GOCHNAUER Shunk, Pa. Wlaeelerville Ivan 8: Edith Mann Gochnauer Goch . . . llvewire . . . detests studying . . . freely states her own opinion DAVID N. GROFF Willow Street, Pa. Byerland Walter B. 6: Evelyn Hess Groff Electronics whiz . . . guitar strummer . . . re- liable backstage manager KAREN GOOD Lanham, Md. Collage City Lewis C. 8: Helen Shenk Good Dependable . . . originality plus . . . good-na- tured . . . witty LINDA GROFF Gordonville, Pa. Paradzke Melvin L. 8: Esther High Groff Secretarial aspirations . . . attractive eyes . . . hates barn cats REBECCA D. GRAYBILL Parkesbun, Pa. Coatesville Earl R. Bc Miriam King Graybill Becky . . . loves the outdoors . . . rarely bored . . . neat seamstress JOEL HACKMAN Harleysville, Pa. Lansdale Harrison M. 6: Elizabeth Anders Hackman Chess-nut . . . talented tenor . . . speedy bas- ketball player . . . reads extensively If only they wouldn't use such big words! NX , ff, Fifa s -.rm . , 7 r. 1. s .IOANNE HARNISH Manheim, Pa. Enlmzank jacob H. 8: Alta Merzler Hamish Finds a new world through books . . Mustang-lover . . . ticklish RI-IODA A. HERR New Providence, Pa. Merhanir Grmue Ira C. 8: Mary Heistand Herr I promiseu . . . energy plus . include LPN training . W'-is.-Q-funn.. CHARLES HERSHEY LINDA M- HERSHEY Gordonville, Pa. Gofdonvillff, P2- Rjdgwjm, H6fJl7Q'lJ Paul 6: Reba Smoker Hershey Ebl' 54 Kafhllm Sauder Hefshel' future plans Wggdwotking is his hobby . I Q handsome Congenial . . , sings with spirit . . . happiest and well dressed . . . reserved when Surrounded by PCOPIC tap., s ' ft' - 1 ml. f, . , sir.-V f 2- 3- ' t. :YI K ,l ,. YWHEESS .fr:iz'g'j'1sfsziH-f ' . ' ' 35?-5 ff.l.iL.Q1'ii i.EL'lte, -t -1, . -lL':i?i43V,f15v' 555 tgqfeg, morris? - t 555 , q QE 1.. - 'fi-' 1 '.r:',13i.w: - ,fe ti f e5?if3?:5l?1fQW.Z5f ' i -' A M . 5-5 ' V. -if , , 5 es. if ev , ,.Jl,'?fwf -ff-95.1 - :Mhz 1 av' .f Njghj ff A.: -4' 'firiiqa 5,321 if 2, fa 1 ,sw , . Y V:-it , z1.t+.Lu?N5' 5 I ' ff, ie? '3 !W1M, ' A F acing New H 07220725 DEAN M. HERTZLER Mechanicsburg, Pa. Sizzle Hill Norman 8: Ruth Stoner Hertzler Skilled guitarist. . . Mads mani' . . . wants to travel around the world SUSAN A. HERTZLER Elverson, Pa. Zion Elmer K. 81 Esther King Hertzler Seldom heard . . . likes dorm life . . . can't stand the sight of spiders ang' ,. 4 V5-gr ? I' .1 fe Aren't some people utterly hilarious? GLORIA K. HESS Bethel, Pa. Schubert james 8a Helen Keener Hess Whatever she does, she does well . . . cooper- ative . . . expert crocheter JOSEPH D. HESS Mt. joy, Pa. Mt. joy joseph 8: Lois Wert Hess Will try anything once, maybe twice! 'Tm not proud . . . broad-shouldered wres- tler 60 l SARA JANE HESS Bernville, Pa. 3em1zille ianford dc Cora Ober Hess .ikes the excitement of camping and travel- ng . . . fiery-haired skater SIANCY L. HOOVER Elizabethtown, Pa. imlerx -Iarlan 6: Virginia Sauder Hoover Harv . . . jovial . . . reads poetry . . . classi- al tastes in music -IERYL L, HOLLINGER MARIAN M. HOLLINGER Ronks, Pa. Ephrata, Pa. Vine Slreel Indiuntawn Clair Bc Lois Shirk Hollinger WHFFCH 34 M217 Musser Hollinger Thinks math is fun . . . foto fan . . . enjoys NMiCku' - ' fundoving - - - bubbles Over Wifh watching people laughter PHYLLIS R. HOOVER SHARON L- HOR-NING Schwenksvillc, Pa. Denver, Pa. Upper Skfppark Reading Daniel 8: Mary Ellen Reinford Hoover Irvin 31 GFHCC Weber H0f1'1i11g Phy1 . , , known for her L-me blushes I I . Aunt Lena . . . post card collector . . . puts up a tight defense in basketball wishes we had more time between classes JANET L. HORST Lancaster, Pa. Grwfdale Marvin 8: Kathryn Martin Horst Speaks little, hears much perfectionist . . . dreams of wearing a nurse's cap ALMA C. HOSTETTER Lancaster, Pa. Old Order River Brethren Aaron 8: Catharine Wingert Hostetter Polite . . . a genuine warmth lies under her quietness DAVID HOSTETTER Parkesburg, Pa. Old Road I. Donald 6: Pluma King Hostetter Lives for weekends . . . ruckus-raiser . . . priz- es his Mach I MARY ANN HOSTETTER Millersville, Pa. Millersville Daniel 8: Rhoda Nissley Hostetter Precise . . . rosy-checked . . . her smile re- flects a genuine sweetness MILTON G. HOWE Elverson, Pa. Rorkville Milton B. 8: Marie Beachey Howe Tremendous soccer fullback . . . strong and silent . . . sharp dresser ROBERT L. HUBER East Petersburg, Pa. East Petersburg john M. 64 Mary Mellinger Huber Hubber . . . plucks a banjo . . . looks for- ward to weekend fun 'dw '3Nl w-. EVELYN F. HUNSECKER Marion, Pa. Marion Charles 8: Ellen Shank Hunsecker Long beautiful hair . . . likes to be where the action is . . . wardrobe displays sewing and knitting abilities r S inging We G0 LINDA SUE KAUFFMAN ROSENE 5- KAUFFMAN Atglen, Pa. Atglen, Pa. Maple Grave Maple Grave Timothy K. .sr Ruth Stoltzfus Kauffman Samuel 54 Mae Smoker Kauffman Champion Softball throwef I - , mms milk, Will spread her smiles in Europe this sum maid occasionally mer . . . at home on the back of a horse or a Yamaha . .tt .V ,. On the evening of Decem- ber 22, seniors boarded three buses bound for Reading. Cnc busload caroled at an old peo- plels home, the other two went to the shopping center. Although the night was cold, everyone's heart was warmed as they shared the Christmas message with others. It was a joyful experience for all. Troxel pretends to be the Drummer Boy. ,Bird-in-Hand, Pa. What Am I Here or, SUSIE A. KAUFFMAN Wemfertawn Amzkfz Mennonite Elsie Glick Kauffman Always a smile for everyone . . . a big tease . . . enjoys life ro the fullest WILLIAM C. KAUFFMAN Gap, Pa. Millwaaa' Mahlon 8: Esther Smoker Glick Bug', fan socially minded holds down third base in softball. I bet that secretary wonders if I'm ever on time Anyway? LAMAR H. KEENER Elizabethtown, Pa. E-town Walter 8: Martha Hernley Keener Active in YFC . . . quiz team leader . . . socia- ble . . . enthusiastic vocalist PHILIP NELSON KENNEI. Parkesburg, Pa. Parkarburg Chris D. 8: Gladys Hershey Kennel Bass member of Campus Chorale . . . stands up for what he believes J. ROBERT KELLER Lititz, Pa. Erbs' Lloyd 8: Eunice Martin Keller Skilled with hammer and nail . . . drives a ' Chevy . . . future farmer x ANN E. KING Atglen, Pa. Millwood Naaman 8: Marian Steffy King Will make a considerate nurse knows how to handle teasing brothers JOHN D. KENNEL Parkesburg, Pa. Caalewille john A. 8: Mildren Martin Kennel Owner of pet ducks and geese . . . loves Pot- ter County . . . sticks up for his Pontiacs GLENDA M. KING Atglen, Pa. Watlqy Bible Chapel Titus 8: Marian Lapp King Genial optimist , . . will make a successful el- ementary teacher 180 Chapel Periods HILDA S. KING ROSA L. KING Narvon, Pa. Westover, Md. Rockville Snaw Hill Dan 8: Naomi Smoker King Amos C. 6: Martha Wert King Kind and softspoken . . . woods walker . . Puts you at ease . . . cares about others . . . her giggle is unmatched loves the ocean . . . mischievous CHARLES M. KLINE, III A. RUBY KOERNER Baltimore, Md. Oxford, Pa. Pulaski St. lincoln Univerxity Charles 8: joan Bumgardner Kline Or-ie 64 Emma Fisher Koemer Enjoys working under the hood . . . Chuck Pen pal friend of many . . . puts God first . . . . . . policeman's son comes to us from Illinois SANFORD L. KING Wagontown, Pa. Caln john W. 8: Adeline Nafziger King Can be found literally up in the clouds . . . has to look down at people NATHAN J. KOLB Spring City, Pa. Frederick Norman 8: Ellen Eck Kolb Best all around basketball handler . . . Ger- trude .. . takes to the mountains during hunting season No, I think eight's enough for one bench. RONALD S. KRAYBILI. Elizabethtown, Pa. Barrier: Simon P. 84 Mary Shearer Kraybill Finds expression through piano playing . . . humorous story-teller . . . Chadi RAY M. KREIDER Columbia, Pa. Mounnfille Melvin M. 8: Anna Mary Boll Kreider Likes the last day of school the best . . . me- chanically inclined . . . favorite class is gym SAM H. KURTZ Fleetwood, Pa. Off? jacob Bc Ada Kauffman Kurtz High clear tenor . . . can be found in the mid- dle of any dorm water battle . . . snow-skier JEAN E. LANDIS Lititz, Pa. Milyoft -I. Dale 81 Erma Martin Landis Has a way with children . . . friendly in a quiet way . . . snow blizzards are her delight BRENDA L. LAPP Gap, Pa. Sandy Hill jonathan Bc Anna Smoker Lapp Strums a uke . . . collects poetry . . . poised, even in a saddle . . . sincere STEVEN L. LEAMAN Bird-in-Hand, Pa. Mommy Tobias 8: Elva Gochenaur Leaman Leamie . . . quiet and slow moving until he's on the track or basketball court Sharing Ideas and -IUDITH LAPP RONALD H. LEAMAN Coatesville, Pa. Lancaster, Pa. Sandy Hill Willow Street Henry Bc Marian Garber Leaman Lemon . . . fools with radios . . . owner of a sizeable coin collection Paul 8: Lena Glick Lapp Intriguing . . . is content just observing peo- ple . . . expresses her thoughts well on paper wrt U RHODA JEAN LEHMAN Lancaster, Pa. North End Richard 8: Ruth Lehman Lehman Finds beauty in the unobserved . . . is inter- ested in meeting new people Aw, Gloria, you've got to be kidding. Dil he really say that? 4 D Developing Frzkndshzjys SONDRA K. LEHMAN Chambersburg, Pa. Pondbank Virgil 81 Esther Shank Lehman A whiz at crocheting sweaters . . . neat and orderly . . . loves to hear from Chambersburg FAYE L. LENTZ Lancaster, Pa. Byefland Wilbur 6: Eleanor Goss Lentz Anti-physics . . . fastmoving basketball guard . . . will follow father's profession of teaching JOYCE LONGACRE Spring City, Pa. Vincent Daniel 8c Miriam Reeser Longacre Sincere . . . natural actor . . . widely read . . . known for unique sneezes and amazing chick- en cackle RAY A. LONG Lititz, Pa. Hats' - Carl Bc Ruth Newswanger Long College-bound . . . outspoken member of the gospel team . . . electrical engineering is his field! DAVID G. LONGENECKER Oxford, Pa. Ml. Veman Arlene Stauffer Longenecker Builds and flies model aircraft . . . brain of the physics class . . . future agriculturalist A Desire or Freedom Man, wouldn't it be the joke of the year if I became an economist? FERNE E. LONGENECKER Elizabethtown, Pa. Bastien Phares 6: Anna Ruth Baer Longenecker Singing and strumming give her pleasure . . . loves her jesus . . . het dimples show depth of happiness RANDALL L. LONGENECKER Middletown, Pa, Sleellon Martin Bc Miriam Snavely Longenccker Expert violinist and photographer . . . thinks logically . . . model student . . . jumps like a kangaroo ...fwf- -v 'DU DONNA L. MACK Collegeville, Pa. Vincent Abram 8: Lois Sheeler Mack Music holds a special place . . . a ready listen- er . . . expert at hiding people in her closet SUSAN L. MARTIN Oley, Pa. Oley Warren 8: Verna Good Martin Her knitting needles fly . . . finds arts and crafts enjoyable . . . pleasant, sincere, and de- pendablc ANTHONY L. MAST Parkesburg, Pa. Sandy Hill Earl 8: Alverna Zimmerman Mast Wishes school wasn't compulsory . . . spirit- ed soccer team member . . . carefree ROBERT E. MAST Parkesburg, Pa. Sandy Hill Kenneth 8: Vera Hostetter Mast All right! . . . owner of a perpetual smile . . . almost lost a leg during second quarter in dorm ROWENA M. MAST Elverson, Pa. Rarkville Oliver 8: Betty Diller Mast Dedicated to the cause of Christ . . . consist- ent-. . . will be an excellent homemaker . . . deep voice .JOSEPH MAYBERRY, III Wilmington, Del. Calvary Prerbylerian joseph A. 8: Hilda Wentz Mayberry Keeps everyone laughing . . . enjoys stage work . . . hilarious impersonator . . . ask him about city life! We Thought We'd ever ARLENE R. METZLER Lancaster, Pa. Rawlimville Christian 8: Anna Walter Metzler Talks continually . . . full of pep . . . propels a little blue corvair ROBERT EUGENE NAFZIGER Lancaster, Pa. Laurel Ira 8: Sara Clymer Nafziger Bob . . . his troubles end when school is over . . . Ford fan . . . rides and trains horses JAY E. MOGEL Reading, Pa. Reading Caroline Mogel Skilled diver and acrobat . . . nonconformist . . . his clowning hides depth of thought and feelings MARGARET LUCILLE NAUMAN Harleysville, Pa. Upper Skynpark Daniel 8: Reba Myer Nauman Has a craze for candles . . . dorm rebel . . . her attractiveness includes shining eyes and silky hair KAY ELAINE MOSHIER Lancaster, Pa. Bart Arnold 8c Maietta Lehman Moshier Anti-boredom loves anything beautiful . . . ask her about the IV . . . husky voice CAROL JEAN NEFF Quarryville, Pa. Nickel Miner Earl 8c Marian Leaman Neff Frequently appears on the honor roll . . . dis- likes driving in snow . . . adept with needle and thread SHARON R. NEWCOMER Ulysses, Pa. Sweden Hi!! Daniel 8c Reba Myer Nauman Would love to travel in Switzerland . . . adores Koala bears . . . can't bear to hurt oth- ers' feelings Make It BARBARA A. NISSLEY Manheim, Pa. Erzlfmunk Clayton 8: Vera Becker Nissley His grades reveal studiousness . . . expressive soprano soloist . . . yearbook editor . . . versa- tile . Hs.. g Late to bed, early to rise makes me sleepy. BETTY E. NISSLEY Lancaster, Pa. Mellingers David 81 Ruth Landis Nissley Pleasant disposition confidential friend . . . considers physics class a waste of time JOYCE E. NISSLEY Bainbridge, Pa. Good Mervin 8: Esther Weaver Nissley Says hi to anyone . . . member of the huge Nissley tribe . . . will join the ranks of dedi- cated nurses SHERYL M. PETERSHEIM Elverson, Pa. Conafloga Elam 8: Lois Stoltzfus Petersheim Peter . . . nursing degree in the future . high voltage in a small package .IOANNE K. RANCK Lancaster, Pa. Rohrerstown Robert H. 8: the late Pauline Peifer Ranck Well-organized . . . unusual giggle . . . has traveled in Europe twice . . . 'jd' . . . a hard worker behind the scene LQ? Presented Both 'frwll DONNA D. REINFORD Schwenksville, Pa. Sklyipack Clarence L. 8: Marie Detwiler Reinford Super shot in basketball . . . when Donna's in a dorm battle, beware! . . . shy at first, but once you know her . . .. JANET R. RHEINHEIMER Lititz, Pa. Erbir Howard 8: Miriam Miller Rheimheimer Fun to be around . . . worthy of her many friends . . . isn't afraid to be herself . . . smil- ing Problems and P0ssz'bz'lz'tz'es Ihxifn laser ,nu-Mists, FAYE L. SANGREY Strasburg, Pa. Byerland Raymond 8: Elsie Lefever Sangrey W ill be a medical secretary . . . Oh, Peter . . petite and neat . . . long 'eyelashes KEITH N. ROHRER PHILIP M. RUTT Smoketown, Pa. Blue Ball, Pa. Rasrmere New Holland Earl 81: Marian Buckwalter Rohrer Mervin 8: Gladys McGinnis Rutt Thinks for himself . . . interested in journal- Agrive in sports, especially Skiing - - A dish- ism . . . enjoys playing guitar and Piano , , , washer at Plain 8: Fancy . . . proficient with ice hockey fan hammer and saw . . . self-confident M. YVONNE SANGREY DOROTHY E. SHANK Columbia, Pa. Lancaster, Pa. Cbertmzl Hill Earl Cbartnut St. Landis K. 8c Marian Hostetter Sangrey Luke 8: Anna Metzler-Shank Vonnie . . . willingly does her part . . . dis- Enchanting eyes . . . notices nature's beauty plays a cheerful disposition . . . Oh, rats! . . . tall and slender . . . concerned about oth- ers . . . meditative Senior Year - GLENDA K. SHANK Chambersburg, Pa. Cedar St. Glenn Sc Mae Lehman Shank Very sociable . . . precise in all she does . . . graceful figure on ice . . . cheerful i is rat S as SUSAN E, SHEELER ,IAMES W. SHENK NORMAN GERALD SHENK Ncwvillc, Pa' Mt. joy, Pa. Mt. Joy, Pa. Diller Enlfman Enkman Jamcs 34 Ruth Allebach Sheclcr Warren G. 8c Arlene Ebersole Shenk Norman G. 8: jean Kraybill Shenk H25 thought out he, Own beliefs , , - 5c1f1C55 Those eyes! . . . could live on a diet of Excuse me, teacher, but you're still wrong? . , , neat to the last touch I . , 3 willing listen. mashed potatoes ...V b ig tease . . . prefers . . . chess champ . . . perpetual jester . . . pro cr blondes crastinator . . . inquisitive mind Fl fi the Launching Pad HELEN M. SHOWALTER Maugansville, Md. Salem Ridge Ray M. 84 Leona Crider Showalter Her extensive wardrobe displays her creativity . . . at home in the outdoors . . . can sing bass l l w I MARLIN L. SMUCKER Bird-in-Hand, Pa. Bart J. Robert 8: Mary Glick Smucker Herr Smuck . . . out for a good time . . . Europe- Wbound . . . follows his own ideas . . . wishes people were free to be themselves V PAUL D. SMOKER Oxford, Pa. Media Vernon 8: Mary Umble Smoker Hunting, skating, and cycle riding are his fa- vorite pastimes enjoyed being a camp counselor last summer HANNAH L. SOUDER Skippack, Pa. Upper Sklppark Lester 81 Miriam Landes Souder Writes 18 letters a week city children love her . . . that twinkle in her eyes makes you wonder what she's up to -IERALD L. SMUCKER Bird-in-Hand, Pa. Sandy Hill Paul M. 6: Elma Glick Smucker 'jen' . , . eyes betray trouble brewing . . . in basketball, size doesn't hinder his spirit and speed H. WILMER STAUFFER Conestoga, Pa. Slackwater Wilmer 8: Corena Yoder Stauffer Has a ready remark for any occasion Giddap, Bessie Tma'z'tz'0n in Tmnsz'tz'0n JERE M. STAUFFER AMOS K- STOI-TZFU5, JR- CHERYL STOLTZFUS Lititz, Pa. Elverson, Pa. Parkesburg, Pa. MilQ1orl Rarkville Millwaod Roy 84 Anna Mary Martin Stauffer Amos K- 34 Susie 5f0lfZfl1S 5I0lIZfUS Edward 6: Edna Good Stoltzfus Livewire . . . future business executive . . . Fricndliness plus . . . sincere spirituality . . . Hardworking bookkeeper . . . Kid, guess dimpled chin . , . ask him about his child- thinks of others . . . a singing shepherd boy what! . . . to know her is to love her . . . hood pranks faithful friend ' l l l w 1' l fix ' United we bend Ki V 1 l l l N. CRAIG STOLTZFUS Sarasota, Fla. Rock 6 Bayshore Merle G. 84 Esther Kurtz Stoltzfus Courteous to all . . . at home on the back of 'a horse . . . believes in practical Christianity l V STEPHEN R. STOLTZFUS Elvcrson, Pa. Rock Christian L. 8: Sarah Stoltzfus Stoltzfus Quite a conversationalist . . , his guitar is his happiness . . . works on VW's for fun 'l DON M. STOLTZFUS Philadelphia, Pa. Diamond Sl. Luke 8: Miriam Weaver Stoltzfus Artistic . . . sensitive to life . . . energetic . . earnestly defends his own thinking JEAN LOUISE STONER Landisville, Pa. Marieita Titus B. 6: Erma Kauffman Stoner Enjoys knitting sweaters and vests . . . plays accordian . . . claims amazing record of twelve year perfect attendance EDITH M. STOLTZFUS New Columbia, Pa. Buffalo Valley Mast S. 8: Mable Petersheim Stoltzfus Dedicated and ambitious . . . outstanding art skills . . . a continual song on her lips . . . hi- larious at times LINDA STONER Lititz, Pa. Erbit Roy B. 8: Ruth Bauman Stoner Behind that quiet reserve is a sincere friend . . . skims gracefully over the ice Macbeth Produced Both Illumznatzon ROSALENE STRICKLER Sarasota, Fla. Tuttle Ave. Hiram 8a Betty Shue Stricklcr Songster . . . her smiles are like sunshine . . . finds true joy in following Christ JAMES MARLIN STUTZMAN Kutztown, Pa. Frederirkwille james 8: Beulah Dcrwiler Stutzman Time and trouble have little effect on Marly . . . has a smooth stride . . . good all-around sporrsman Out, out brief candle! ana' Boredom KAREN R. STUTZMAN Atlanta, Ga. Demlur Cburfb U Chris! Freeman 8: Irene Kropf Stutzman Snitz . . . tiny, but packed with energy . . . laughs, loves, and lives . . . Look outll' DONNA L. WEAVER Ephrata, Pa. Weaverland Martin H. dc Vera Buchen Weaver To live is to laugh . . . full of love for God and people . . . her voice rings high and clear IVAN R. TROXEL, JR. Stevens, Pa. Ephmta Ivan R. 8: Mary Stover Troxel Trax . . . interest lies in mechanics . . . is happiest when hiking or camping KATHLEEN MARIE WEAVER Leola, Pa. Cafpmter David M. 8: Katie Martin Weaver Her eyes speak . . . will make a capable secre- tary . . . survived four years of LMHS life ALDINE MAE WEAVER Reading, Pa. Souzb 71h Sz. William 8: Viola Martin Weaver Dean . . . notices the best in others . . . un selfish and understanding . . . warm smile MARIAN R. WEAVER Lancaster, Pa. S. Cbriflinn Sl. Lester T. 8: Helen Merzler Weaver Lively . . . known for her talking powers . has the ability to keep people laughing We Lived Loving RONALD R. WEAVER Ephrata, Pa. Hes: Lester K. 8: Miriam Weaver Weaver Has an exciting hobby of cycle riding . . . fu- ture plans include vo-tech training in masonry DEBORAH L. WENGER Lititz, Pa. Lililz Lester B. 8: Lydia Hurst Wenger Outstanding eyes . . . well-informed on cur- rent issues . . . cultivated soprano soloist SHERYL A. WEAVER Lititz, Pa. Herr Clarence 8: Lena Horning Weaver Will pursue a nursing career . . . green-eyed lady . . . nice personality RONALD WENGER Elizabethtown, Pa. Barriers Melvin 8: Marian Grove Wenger A friend to be counted on . . . basketball fan . . . that innocent look is a bit deceiving . . . Chevelle lover .IANICE C. WEBER Ephrata, Pa. Ephmta John 8: Arlene Miller Weber Original . . . loves to go awandering . . . has a strong right arm . . . a truly unique person SARA E. WENGER Lancaster, Pa. Mellinger Chester 8: Sara jane Weaver Wenger Creates beauty around her . . . independent . . . studies diligently . . . Sha'Sha We Loved Lz'vz'ng Reflections RACHAEL M. WOLGEMUTH E-town, Pa. Crorsroadr Brethren in Chris! john M. Bc Esther Custer Wolgemuth Extremely fun-loving . . . staunch defender of her tights . . . finds watching people amusing GLORIA ANN YODER Bayport, Mich. Pzgeon River Luke 6: Cora Maust Yoder Ask her if blondes have more fun! . . . adapt- able . .. with piano or guitar, she's a real music-maker KAREN SUE YODER Milford, Del. Greenwood David 8: Clara Schlabach Yoder If something's funny, she's the first to laugh . . . a pleasant waitress . . . eager to share her faith RACHEL FERN YODER Peach Bottom, Pa. Rcy9on Paul 8: Anna Mary Lapp Yoder That smile fades the moment homework is given . . . living for Christ is her goal . . . tel- ephone poles jump in front of her DALE THOMAS YOUNDT Reinholds, Pa. Gehmam Clair 8: Veronica Gehman Youndt Bow and arrow hunter , . . anti-studying . . . weekly standholder at Green-Dragon SHIRLEY I. YODER Greenwood, Delaware Central jesse 8: Gladys Wert Yoder Has discovered the secret of joyful living . . . close family ties make het eager for weekends DOROTHY M. ZEAGER Middletown, Pa. Staujfkr J. Frank 8: Rhoda Lehman Zeager Dottie , , . known for her infectious laugh . . . endless supply of energy . . . a good cook TIMOTHY YODER Quarryville, Pa. Bart Stephen 8: Sadie Riehl Yoder Not afraid to speak up . . . lighthearted out- look on life . .. a hair color distinctly his own HILDA J. zooK Bird-in-Hand, Pa. Weavermvn james P. 64 Savilla King Zook Her words and actions portray thoughtfulness . . . a conscientious student . . . gentle i I 4 i u l 1 Abe keeps a solemn vigil. I l l 1 Dave Gingrich and Mary Buckwalter reflect. l l J Senior Trzlb Oct. 8 Memories We laughed and sang as we rode on crowded buses We stretched out on the grass to eat our packed lunches, Toured the busy Capitol, visited the museum of wax, Watched money roll off the press, listened as FBI gave the facts. 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The Chorale planned a challenging program under the theme Now is the Time to Livef' This program was presented at several local churches on Sunday evenings. The group also went on a four day singing tour. Their last stop was Christopher Dock, where they participated in the High School Music Festival. We Climbea' l the Scales New piano donated by Campus Chorale Men's Chorus 6 we ,a.C ,M A ' 712 fa 3 Q A M 11, , a-.. :-a .,,,. TKI L azxa ,-11I. .1,,,1f . . ., , X ' 'z fk f ?'5ff'1f'f:W23f5Y5??fAfw--2: lvl Ni H2 21 f 1 21,112 Qfffmfs 121. 1:2 :Q amwzzf-.:.Q.,W M, - N '1'1f-'1?1111?121'w11- Y -W Q -ffvefezzcesfzwz me-zz,.hs : :,.g,qgs,fg,:.1 X K LQ'gQdQ+,w f15mTH Lee, lee, lee . , .' junior Choru Come, Let Us Sing! Campus Chorale, Senior, Ladies', and Men's Choruses presented two programs open to the public, one at Christ- mas and one in the spring. Old favorites and modern car- ols made up the Christmas program while the spring pro- gram featured Easter songs. Senior Chorus concentrated on beautiful selections from the Messiah, including And the Glory of the Lord, the t'Hallelujah Chorusf' and Since by Man Came Death. I-Iallelujah! Senior Chorus ,7 14 wawafig efti is iriii f aaweewwfema eria E eli'l 51 , Q aaweiif? if 5 f f 1 ii , ,, in 5595 tiff l'i 1 3 3 Ladies' Chorus . 'VsLaoW?S3f9f533Y6Nn NN! KW! -MUiL..faeeMMwXrmvvfW1AWv1M:Nwu mmm Mwewiwxwlw if .Q 'm I ' ' A It Psych club Psyches out. Future Librarian? Try to beat that one! This year for the first time, students formed a Psycholo- gy Club to explore the many facets of psychology. They vented their questions to speakers and gained a better un- derstanding of themselves through a temperament analysis test. Group dynamics and films provided other avenues of experience. Approximately twenty-five people met for a weekly due. to determine a champion. These enthusiastic student: made up the Chess Club which sponsored a school wide chess tournament in january. It was the first year for the club, but it went off at a galloping pace with the help o Mr. Lipka. l 6 We Created The Library Club, a new one this year, was formed to help the librarians with some of their duties. The six members helped to paste in book pockets, pack old books which were sent to the archives and occasionally to help the librarian, Mrs. Moshier, check out books or sign pas- ses. On Monday mornings a talented group of students met to work on art projects under the supervision of Mrs. Buckwalter. These Art Club members worked with ink blowings, pencil drawings, paint and tie-dyeing. The club's major project was making a nativity scene of papier-mache which was placed in the classroom lobby. im David the shepherd boy ,V Sanford finds self-expression. Are you sure this goes in here? I hope Miss Hoover doesn't look. -wh ,af 1 if - .Ig ,, , mi-r f. .,.t.i.i 1 i 4 oo21., Q Q1-- i I if 22 Marlin Smoker and Ken Bucher check their little black books. In the home ec building you may have seen Miss Hoo- ver surrounded by a group of rowdy males. Donit worryg they were only members ofthe Chefs Club, and Miss Hoover was their instructor. In this clubis sessions, the boys learned skills they will need in bachelorship. Did you ever see a referee at one of our intramural bas- ketball games hesitate before blowing the whistle? Most likely he was a member of the Officiating Club,' putting into practice the many rules the club learned from their in- structor, Mr. Dan Wenger. I i The Stronger Sex Prevailea' On Tuesday afternoons you may have seen some people on the class- room building roof. In case you didnit know, these boys were mem- bers ofthe Radio Club, working on their radio antenna. Most ofthe club members already have their Novice License for operating the amateur radio equipment. Mr. Larry Wenger was this club's advisor. Math is Fun was the theme of this three-member club. The club sessions were spent in solving puzzles and playing games involving math. Mr. Kreider and his math buffs found their meetings to be both stimulating and enjoyable. That's enough static from you! Peaceful math club? Still life in yarn. eedles - Any Way The twenty-six members of Needlecraft were certainly an ambi- tious group, and produced a lot of work that proves it. Girls used their creativity in making wall hangings, rya pillows, and handbags. Other members knitted or crocheted vests, scarves, afghans, and slippers, p H a W I Betty Lou loops her yarn pillow. l l w l l You Like Them Mrs. Wenger watches as Rachel adds up sale profits. With service to mankind as their ideal, this large group of girls inves- tigated what a nursing career would involve for them. With the money made by selling doughnuts during free periods, they supported an Oriental orphan. With Noah Good as an instruc- tor, First-aid Club members learned how to care for the injured before a doctor arrives. With this knowledge, they practiced various forms of treat- ment on each other and also gave ar- tificial respiration to a life-size doll. 1 Christmas greetings from Lan. Spellbound. 5 1, Q s 5 1 2 S 5 IOS 6 Foto Rins joined a club under the leadership of Mr. Elton Moshier. Members learned picture-taking techniques and then put these principles to work with the club's camera, a Kodak Instamatic 100. The developed pictures were analyzed and mounted in a booklet. Monthly, a visual program from Kodak was viewed, proving to be both informative and inter- esting. When the weather was suitable, Mr. Elton Mosh- ier led the Bird Club members on hikes around cam- pus and across the Millstream into the woods to identify by sight or sound their feathered friends. As many as twenty-five species were identified on one hike alone. In winter, club members watched birds at a feeder or listened to recordings of bird calls. The members also viewed movies and slides of birds taken by the advisor, Mr. Moshier. Guess what club this Is it a Sparrow or an ostrich? l s , r l ,.,,,. W, H--1 .ii 1 fav Photography Proves Popular A if:-' Steve Stoltzfus enlarges his skills. Interested students formed a club to learn what goes on in the tiny cubicle known as the darkroom. The club's first activity was to examine the current electron-photon theory. Under Mr. Michael's supervision, students discovered printmaking techniques and eventually developed their own pictures. The Craft Club members were very enthused about their projects. In leathercrafts, girls made moccasins, belts, wallets, and pocketbooks. Some club members made beau- tiful wall plaques out of copper. Some of their finest work was displayed for the student body on the outside bulletin board. Crafts from Mr. Hollinger's Craft Club. 'IO7 Dorm Ladiex' Sexlel: Rosalene Strickler, Al- dine Weaver, Bernice Hoover, Donna Mack, Rowena Mast, Carol jones Laurel Wreath typirtst Faye Sangrey, Hilda King, Linda Hershey Below Mill Slream zgpim: Rose Kauffman, Kathy Weaver, Gloria Yoder, Mary Ann Hostetter, Cheryl Stoltzfus, Becky Graybill, Sandra Gehman an ,. ss 5 A Sz'ngz'ng S zfrings A string quintet at LMH? That's right. Organized as a Music II proj ect, the quintet included four violin ists and a cellist: Randy Longeneck er, Andy Hershey, Karen Martin Pam Parks, and Marjorie Shank. 77lZIf07j! munrzl Helen Showalter secretary Bernice Hoover treasurer Marlin Srurzman vice Pam and Majorie 0 uiz-out! Memorizing, practice jumping, last-minute cram- ming, praying, losing, tears, quizzing-out, winning, cheers: all were a vital part of the activities that the three quiz teams went through as they provided stiff competition in the Youth For Christ quiz league. Our teams, the Brown Team, the Maroon Team, and the Yellow jackets, coached by LMH alumna, Doris Charles, did very well this year, especially the Yellow jackets and the Brown Team who placed very high in the final standings. Top: Yellow .fucken - Nancy Bucher, janet Landis, and Lamar Keener Middle: Maroon Team - Ron Kraybill, jere Stauffer, and janet Bowman Botiom: Brown Team - Clayton Graybill, Ruth Ann Witmer, and Lorraine Stoltzfus The Eiffel Tower at night Europe '70 Last summer twelve LMH students and counselor, Mr. Dan Wenger, spent five weeks in Europe. They were part of a study-tour program spon- sored by the Foreign Study League. The group flew from New York to Rome and spent a week there view- ing ancient ruins and absorbing the culture. They then spent a week each at Lucerne, Switzerland, and Paris, France. England offered the excitement of crossing the channel by Hovercraft. After spending ten days in London, the weary group of students and their homesick counselor flew home - penniless! wi I f l ' Q ' if ' fl' :Q , ,re X r 1 at of 1, V, ,V w x M Students' ' . I ' .iifqfi -it 1922 home in -,x fy, , in M A ff we .g A- . ffl. ' fy 3 . - 5 5-53-YVZ1 Switzerland f Q g -. ll! an Aj jx f. 111-,.r, ' g fjgjgf -t V t' KLA' N ff' JTYTVY' 3 LM . . , ,..,5Vi S ! Changing of the guards GPQ 2' I L,m,' I, j aw! 4 K' .If Sports 4 Oh, the joy of winning! Phil gives ir all hc's got. Standing' Gerald Baer, Tim Yoder, Lloyd Smoker, David Gingrich, Milt Howe, Lloyd Eby, Lamar Weaver, Ron Kraybill, Marlin Bechtold, jim Shenk 'Marlin Smucker, Marlin Sturzman, Phil Bontrager, Richard Kauffman, Gerald Hess, Dave Gingrich, Mr. Dan Wenger, Coach Kneeling: Dave Longenecker, Tony Mast, Syl Esh, Ron Baer, Dick Hess, Phil Run: We Smfed It to 'Emf Em 9 . l , 1 Q' 1 QP .Q If fl W' Q ,ls . y or J' 'gr 4 b s 6 K 1. , . Q si O s r i , .. 1 W W 1 ,, In 3' 'ln , a 5 1. V vi '1 ' - - W gm- A a T ' a if 3 f L1iQ:'fi,,,p. ' w.i'2sagaLlT?' , a a. ,, 6 f -' nga. 'Af' f- -T ' . .I Ifvfgsf Skill .h.fwfw Q f' . W we .. l -' S I,nts,n'llQr'f35f'jgsfff' 5 ' 3 .. H - M is 1 1 X ,ag Q., gil l.- 1 4:5 f.rv.41ffzg1gf,'i NN' llllliffif li li -2 , .25lig,.,m3fiL l ' ff.. t ' ti-liilifiil The soccer team had an excellent season, with a 7 win-1 loss record. The one loss was a hard fought 3-2 game with Pequea Valley. The team traveled to Belleville for a tourna- ment in which we placed first. Playing interscholastic soccer for the first year, the team did a tremendous job and hope for a good season next year. Dave Longenecker gets set to meet the ball Phil uses his head for a change. 6 Varying faces express involvement. Soccer captain Syl Esh incites school spirit at pep rally. A Bulb Began the Game Slunding: Sharon Burkholder, Aldine Weaver, Louella Kauffman, Donna Mack, Dorothy Mast, Ruth Detweiler, Nancy Sauder, Marcia Beiler, Dottie Shank, Miriam Martin, Hannah Souder, Regina Lapp, Naomi Martin, Pam Parks, Anita Frey Kneeling: Rosa King, Miss Martha Hartzler, coach, Joanne Ranck, Barb Nissley i Soon after school began, a hockey team was organized and met for practice two or three evenings a week. The team played only two schools, Christopher Dock and Lancas- ter Country Day, and lost both games. Yet, the team showed much spirit and sportsmanship and had greatly improved in their playing by the end of the season. Far Barb Nissley concentrates, other team members pray. She also serves who stands and waits. 7 On the M one Standing: Mr. Wenger, coachg Carol jones, Marge Nauman, Phyl Hoover, Marian Miller, Evie Hunsecker, Faye Lentz, Nancy Sauder, Miss Harrzler, coach. Kneeling: Bernice Hoover, Donn Reinford. Lower LW: Oh please Lower rzglflx Donna takes careful aim. Dr - Q, 1 'iv S I2 miiwzii f ,. an M ,W 4 if , 'Q ,f' p .... ,ny 0 Not too bad. Outlining the strategy Standing: Gerald Baer, .Ieryl Hollinger,-jerry Smucker, Marlin Stutzman, Don Stoltzfus, Steve Leaman, Sanford King, Steve Freed, Paul Isaacs, Phil Freed Coaches: Mr. Lowell Stoltzfus and Mr. james Drescher. Kneelingsgjocl Hackman, Nate Kolb. QF' A 'A . i if ' nl annul ' Whit 'fn-006 Wh. fm 5 gn Q.-., . ,,,W,, ?'1lli?5'fT just give me one more chancef' Give ana' Take Because it is an individual sport, ping pong re- ceived less attention than other sports at LMH. Ping pong interest was revived when students participated in an all-school tournament. In the finals Bruce Hess defeated Marlin Nafziger and became the new ping pong champ. I bet you can't return this one.', 3 24 A Down-to-Earth Sport 1...2...3...GOI The wrestling team was organized for learning and fun and did not par- ticipate in interscholastic competition. They trained in anticipation of a good team in future years. Now ifl can just get his other shoulder down!', x Standing: Bob Nafziger, Ron Kraybill, Dan Metzler, Phil Rutt, -Ioe Hess, Dave Brubaker, Ken Martin, Mr. Ken Buckwalter, coach. Kneeling: Russ Rohrer, Ken Nafziger, Ira Herr, jim Groff, Luke Weaver, Merv Moshier, -lay Mogel, john Groff Ice Follies With cold weather came ice skat- ing. During gym classes and evening free times, the Mill Pond was filled with the sounds and sights of red- nosed skaters. Once, when the ice became too rough, students gave a donation to the Lafayette Fire Com- pany for flooding the pond. During February the dorm and several classes held skating socials. The Mill Pond hecomes a skating rink Milt slaps a short pass to Phil. Don shows good form. With new equipment this year, gymnastics became a big part of LMH life. The parallel bars and high bar provided extra en- joyment for the athletic student. During gym classes and evening free times, students bounced out their frustrations on the new trampoline. Phil and joe defy the law of gravity. jay flies through the air with the greatest of ease. Suspension In the Tracks QF Mercugf Track and field day was the cause of sore muscles and blistered feet and fingers. The new track pro- vided good facilities for shop put, discus throwing, high jump, broad jump, and pole vaulting. Students displayed their skill in the fnany running events. Tools of the track Breakthrough 7 During early fall and spring, the softball diamond came alive. After school dorm students spent free time playing ball, and during school there was an oc- casional intra-mural game. Although there was no organized team for interscholastic competition, the faculty-student game always aroused plenty of excite- ment. Fire it right here, babe!,' Legal H it Q- Q- ff if .V , . W f .J-W Mr. Kreider gets set for a hard slam. and Run TW: You better look out for this one. Tqp: Gerald Baer isn't sure about the umpirc's last call. Bottom: After the game. Bottom: Sam takes it easy after pitching a rough game . tgp thy 'lisa-s..4 ,, , J. 'fcfflftff K5 gr: Q-ff-,f ,K X Q' ff fix gf ff K ' 5 1 1 91 sf f x 1 Vt? X X K '1?55 ?!fAf 5,-6 . , ,,Qff'1g1t, gi pf if X 4 6 f X Lfifs. ft i55.?f xfflfff 9, Lf' gf? Fx dm if 3015 W as all WS' .5 . Q ,. 1? QE Qu., E3 M ,sg 8 V42 Sli Q My Ggfmm 19' M at M W 46 3 2 ,i . 3. qgqg-I , 1 wwf' , w,sv,' ' Student LW Speed Reading ohm, ' Af 'zz - 7' h'4,,, , C , me, N A . X, wfiv' , I ,ff ,, ,f ga? 4. ff 'iii' il- 6 fx -f V , . ,. P5 zwx i -.xw'fw 's:f '.,f,E'fX ',i'i'g.?LTfi X My . ., Q . ,Ae ,. Mr j 45 gf? Zfk 45 . f 1 5, , .I ,M ,. VV- ww . x .A v-gg3 ,f. W - 11- i f wif veg, W:-z7:'52' A 51' TF ? ' ff f9 fgi51j. YQ A3,j,,.,,,1 ' ' .nf - 1 l'7.'f ?TF2'f'54 - -LEA f w ra- wig V E L, 5,6595 M ,si ' ' ,,' 11,3 .33 gffif, Q 51 gf, wif J - 5 .,.,1,fL Y , yjg.: gggg fijigg J H 1 A mf ' 1 ,1:+ fw qu, 1 - .., gf tv .. f-1 '- K V ug, X, The' daily ritual of an LMH student .M W. N ,f 7' . : 4552: 2 3 . 'fi ff : ,QE hw as in Course Introduced , xi 4 X W .KX . ,, .Q .,.. . ' sr i . i , 'I -3 rg ,L fig - .3 .1 w 5 X , ,Q 4 1 .- Qy- W s W . - . 'S Qi GF' 5 , is N ' ., A . V 5 'Aa,1 :,,, --cw V . X, V , ., Q, - . - -if s s Q 7 , '1',49W'1'?kb+m L N Kannirvcrstan 700 wpm in only 10 easy lessons Vo- Tech For the first time in our history, vo-tech training was nvxlilnble for LMHS students. Karl Sangrey was our first :md only representaltive at Lancaster County Vo-Tech School in Willow Street and was en- rolled in the carpentry workshop. Qffice Practice Karl Sangrey 4 Body Mechanics ildvfiifkmf: Carpentry Snowflakes keep falling on my head. d k 2 I P2 ,mwiiiifii , we . i kvkrkk nk My MMM K, K. an-5 1 3 Izsewmwfnmv X a, , . .TFT s. mx -- N we-QN e K MXN ,,,Vg ,K Follow the leader. Some things are better shared. Exjaressing Indz'vz'dua!z'Q2 People - islands bridged faces in the crowdg each one with by relationships part of the mass a certain uniqueness with others, but yet detached, that makes him special We're all alike yet different. A smile from half a world away. Soccer team digs for the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. V Meditation Tom models thc latest LMH fashions. W1-h3t,s mffn Wwe .n... 0 I3 7 Mr. Hollinger recalls his IW experiences. Praise God from whom all blessings flow' 3 Ei 3 , F.: .st if is , ,L,,W N M, tv W Worsh ip Was . Filing quietly into chapel, Spontaneous singing from the stu Sharing our joys and sorrows, Beginning the day with God, , Nodding headsg dent body, It was seeing God in little things: Raindrops and snowflakes, y A little squirrel, a falling leaf, Smiles and handclasps, Or in thesmile of a friend Who has found peace at last. Nelson ponders point three. Let us turn to number 2937 9 40 Ui .. ..,.. i ,,,, , Mary Ebersolc is caught in an admiring side glance. Really ously unaware of the hole in her sleeve Hmmm . . . Gotcha! F aces 0 LMH We got tired of chapel and . , , 4 Szgns rj the Times 44 sr .A Fun-I YN i' a. 1 -4,11 W, .,.,w , 1-H - . ,r ' F ,fig A I Mimi I QI. kkvf- A ' nike? N' 31' 'sri Qs ix.: 'Xi ts eu X 'k. ' YF! pr Get out of here. A sign from national Love Your Hall Manager Week. Communal Lz'vz'ng - LMH Style Dormitory living was an experience all its own. There were unpleasant things: Restrictions, work stafi room checks, Being ruled by matrons, hall managers, and bells. There were lonely times and boring times And times when we wanted to leave campus more than once a week. But there were happy times, too: Playing basketball, prisoner's base, football, or tagg Wading in the Mill Stream, chatting with friends, Studying together, and living with a roommate. Through all these experiences we became as a family. What belonged to one, belonged to all. I45 46 Lit S0cz'etz'es Abolishea' This year dormitory students voted to drop the long- standing LMH tradition of the literary societies. In place of the competitive societies, the dorm was united by a council chosen by the students. This council organized various clubs including drama, music, sewing, and gymnastics. The council also planned many of the dorm's activities in- cluding socials, Christmas caroling, and an ice skating party. Half-hour prayer circles were compulsory three eve- nings a week. Other small groups organized on their own and met for prayer, fellowship, and sharing. Now if we would have only behaved last night . . . +32 .i' H1 was hoping youu 6311? Eggs and cheese to start the day off right. Burning the midnight oil. Solitude WZ 3 ,415 If I c ,,ii Uh C, The trials of a hall manager. 147 Anderson, Jeanette L. 32, 97 Ash, Ruth E. 51 Asper, Allan L. 51, 96 Auker, Kevin L. 36 Baer, David E. 36, 97 Baer, Gerald R. 42, 43, 94, 95, 114, 120, 129 Baer, Ronald 3, 51, 94, 95, 112, 114 Basehore, Thomas A. 51, 127, 137 Beam, Frances E. 43, 105, 127 Bechtold, Marlin E. 51, 85, 96, 112, 114, 116 Beidler, Jewel L. 51, 99 Beiler, E. Kenneth 43 Beiler, Jean E. 43, 99, 127 Charles, Paul E. 43, 98 Charles, Stephen G. 32 Clement, Marsha G. 97 Deiter, Karen A. 32 Deiter, Miriam E. 37, 97 Denlinger, Eugene R. 54, 99 Denlinger, Steven L. 5, 54, 92, 94, 95, 141 Detweiler, Ruth G. 55, 88, 99, 117 Dietz, John S. 43 Dietz, Rebecca M. 32, 97 Diffenbach, Alan R. 36, 37, 97, 116 Dise, Linda 55 Beiler Beiler, Marcia 7, 43, 99, 117 Beiler, Martha F. 36, 97 Beiler, Orpha 43 Beiler, Ruth 52, 98, 99 Beiler, Verna M. 3, 52, 99, 131 , Warren E. 43, 96 Eberly, Kenneth B. 55 Eberly, Linda G. 37, 97 Eberly, Lois M. 37, 97 Ebersole, Dale L. 32, 33 Ebersole, J. Clarence 43, 89 Ebersole, Linda K. 55, 98 Beiler, Yvonne R. 32, 97 Benner, Judith E. 32 Benner, T. Edgar 52, 94, 95 Beyer, E. Eugene 52 Blank, Brenda K. 43, 99 Bontrager, Philip E. 43, 89, 114, 125 Bowman, Janet L. 52, 99, 110, 128 Breneman, Gerald S. 36, 97 Breneman, Joanne L. 52, 98, 99 Breneman, Kenneth L. 36 Brubaker, David W. 36, 41, 89, 97, 124 Brubaker, John A. 43, 94, 95, 96 Brubaker, Nancy L. 32, 97 Nancy M. 43, 99, 110 Buchen, Lois A. 32, 35, 97 Buchen, Rebecca A. 8, 53 Bucher, Kenneth B. 43, 102, 141 Bucher, 128 Buckwalter, Mary F. 54, 60, 85, 99 Buckwalter, Neta M. 7, 43 Buckwalter, Sheryl L. 36, 97 Burchfield, Wendy 37, 97 Burkhart, Esther M. 53 Burkholder, E. Merle 50, 54, 146 Burkholder, Sharon L. 43, 117 Byler, Mary Ann 54, 60, 127 Carpenter, James R. 54 Charles, Carol A. 43, 99 Charles, Ellen M. 32 Ebersole, Mary L. 37, 97, 105, 140 Eby, Doris Ann 37, 97 Eby, Lloyd c. 43, 114, 116 Engle, Gerald L. 32, 128 Engle, Susan E. 43, 89, 99 Esh, Richard D. 43, 96 Esh, Sylvan R. 66, 70, 114, 116, 122 Eshleman, Lynn L. 37, 97 Forry, Cynthia Ann 37, 97 Fox, Beulah P. 43 Frank, Karen S. 43, 99 Frederick, Carl T. 37 Frederick, Jacob W. 43 Frederick, Mariann T. 32, 97 Freed, Philip M. 43, 120 Freed, Stephen M. 56, 120 Frey, Anita K. 43, 117 Frey, Ruth Ann 43 Garber, Joe C. 32, 97 Garber, Judith E. 37, 97 Gehman, Lester W. 32 Gehman, Sandra L. 57, 108 98, 140, Gingrich, David L. 57, 94, 95, 114, 133 Gingrich, David R. 57, 85, 114, 116, 127 Gingrich, Nelson R. 37 Gingrich, Susan J. 43 Glick, David D. 43 Glick, James N. 32 Glick, Mary Ann 57 Glick, Susan M. 32, 35, 97 Gochenaur, Betty I. 57, 94, 95 Gochnauer, James E. 57, 103, 129 Gochnauer, Nancy 58, 99 Good, Frederick L. 43, 138 Good, Karen B. 58, 68, 91, 98 Good, Linford W. 42, 43, 91, 129 Good, Mary Ann 44, 98, 105 Good, Robert W. 40, 36, 37, 97 Graybill, Clayton S. 44, 110 Graybill, David H. 38 Graybill, Mary Ann 32 Graybill, Rebecca D. 58, 99, 108 Groftl Anita J. 32, 97 Grofi, David N. 58, 96, 124 Grofi James A. 37, 97 Groff, James L. 38, 124 Groff, John A. 32, 124 Grofrf John H. 32, 97 Groff, Linda E. 58, 127 Grofi Marlin 32 Hackman,Joel H. 58, 91, 94, 95, 96, 120, 121 146, 149 Harnish, Doris 44 Harnish, Erma 44, 99 Hamish, Joanne M. 59, 100 Hamish, Velma 32, 97 Herr, Ira C. 44, 124 Herr, Rhoda A. 59, 128 Hershey, Andrew M. 44, 89, 99 Hershey, Charles E. 59 Hershey, Hershey, Hershey, Hershey, James E. 33, 97 Janice K. 33, 97 J. Marlin 33, 97 Joyce E. 38, 97 Hershey, Kathleen 33 Hershey, Linda M. 59, 94, 95, 98, 108 Hershey Randall J. 33, 97 Hershey Hershey, Rosanne M. 44, 98 Rosemary M. 38, 97 Hershey, Sara S. 44 Hershey, Steven R. 33 Hertzler, Dean M. 6, 60, 96 Hertzler , Susan A. 60 Hess, C. Rachel 44, 93, 99, 105 Hess, Dale E. 44 Hess, Gerald D. 33, 114 Hess, Gloria K. 60, 99 Hess, James R. 38, 98, 114 Hess, Hess, Hess, Hess, Hess, Hess, Hess, Joseph D. 60, 124, 126 Joseph S. 33 Joyce E. 33, 97 Mary L. 38, 97 Naomi M. 44 P. Bruce 44, 123 Rachael A. 44, 48, 89, 99 Hess, Richard B. 44, 98 Hess, Richard H. 44 Hess, Sara J. 61, 144 High, L. Lorraine 44, 94, 95, 98, 99 Hollinger, John Clair 38, 97 Hollinger, Jane L. 44, 94, 95, 99, 138 Hollinger, Jeryl L. 61, 96, 103, 120, 121 Hollinger, Marian M. 61, 99, 127 Hoover, Bernice R. 42, 44, 94, 95, 99, 108 109, 118 Hoover, Donald L. 38, 97 Hoover, Nancy L. 61, 98, 127 Kline, Hoover Phyllis R. 61, 99, 118, 144, 127 Hormng, Betty Lou 45, 99, 104 Sharon L. 61, 98 s 33 Janet L. 62, 99, 127 Joyce E. 45, 99 Margaret L. 38, 97, 105 Shirley Ann 33 Thomas A. 45, 145, 147 Alma C. 62 Dale' R. 38, 97 David 62 James E. 33, 97 Mary Ann 62, 99, 108 Leanna 38, 97 Milton G. 61, 100, 112, 114, 125 Robert L, 62, 96, 98 Evelyn 3, 63, 99, 118, 131 Kenneth L. 38, 97 Paul E. 38, 120 Carol S. 42, 45, 94, 95, 99, 108, 118, 140 Kenneth L. 38, 97. 125 William D. 33, 35, 97, 125 Betty L. 45, 104 David T. 33, 97 Galen R. 33, 128 Harold R. 45, 96 James M. 33 Linda S. 63, 99 Louella A. 45, 117 Marlin W. 33 Richard W. 45, 96, 99, 114 Rosene S. 63, 73, 100, 108 Steven G. 45 Susie A. 64, 93 Twila 38, 97 Lamar H. 65, 94, 95, 96, 110 Twila M. 45 J. Robert 65 Arlin 33, 97 John D. 65 Joseph D. 33 Kennel, Philip N. 65, 94, 95, 98 King, Ann E. 65 King, Barry L. 45, 92, 94, 95, 106 King, Clair 1. 45 King, Glenda M. 65 King, Hilda S. 66, 99, 108 King, Kenneth D. 33 King, Lowell R. 38 King, Patricia L. 45 King, Rosa L. 66, 91, 99, 100, 117 King, Sanford L. 66, 101, 120 Charles M. 66 Koerner, A. Ruby 66, 98 Koerner, Sharon L. 45 Kolb Nathan .66 102 120,122,l3O,149 , J , , Koppel, David J. 38, 98 Kraybill, Nelson 45, 89, 96, 138, 139 Kraybill, Ronald S. 6, 67, 92, 109, 124, 130 Kreider, Connie K. 38, 97 Kreider, Ray M. 67 Kurtz, Samuel 5, 8, 67, 99, 129, 130 Landis, Diane 45, 98, 105 William C. 64, 94, 95, 96, 149 Landis, Diane L. 33, 97 Landis, Donna M. 38 Landis, Elaine G. 45, 98, 128 Landis, Jacqueline J. 45, 89, 99 Landis, Janet L. 45, 99, 110, 127 Landis, Jean E. 67 Landis, Jean L. 45 Landis, Jay E. 38, 97 Landis, Marilyn L. 34 Landis, Melvin C. 45 Landis, Nancy E. 34, 89, 97 Landis Ruth Ann 38, 97 Landis, Shirley A. 45, 94, 95, 99 Landis Landis 1 Steven E. 38, 97 Timothy N. 34, 89 Lantz, Reba J. 38, 97 Lapp, Brenda L. 68, 94, 95, 99 Lapp, Glenda S. 34, 97 Lapp, Jarnes R. 34, 89, 97 Lapp, James W. 34, 89, 97 110, 114, Mrs. Ruby Pinkerton, second semester English teacher Lapp, Judith E. 68 Lapp, Naomi C. 38 Lapp, Regina D. 46, 98, 117, 141 Leaman, Leaman, Leaman, Lefever, Lefever, Lehman Lehman Lehman Lehman Lennon, Ronald H. 38, 97 Ronald M. 68 Steven L. 68, 96, 120, 122 David H. 34 James B. 34, 125 , D. Jean 46, 99 , Rhoda J. 68, 98, 99 ,Ruby G. 39, 97 , Sondra K. 69, 127 David L 39 Lentz, Faye L. 69, 118 Lentz, Jean L. 39, 97 Lind, Joyce J. 34 Lind, Miriam M. 46 Long, Ray A. 69, 96, 103 Longacre, Joyce A. 69, 94, 95, 99 Longenecker, David G. 69, 94, 95, 96, 114, 115, 135, 149 Longenecker, Ferne E. 70, 94, 95 Longenecker, Randall L. 70, 88, 89, 91, 150 Mack, Donna L. 71, 89, 94, 95, 108, 117 Mall, Shabnam 136 Martin, Carolyn K. 46 Martin, Dale G. 39 Martin, D. David 39, 97 Martin, Delmar P. 96 Martin, Doris E. 46 Martin, E. Gary 46 Martin, Gilbert N. 39, 97 Martin, Jay L. 34 Martin, Karen L. 46 Martin, Kenneth L. 124 Martin, Miriam R. 46, 99, 117 Martin, Naomi 46, 98, 99, 1 Martin, Robin D. 34 Martin, Susan A. 39 Martin Susan L. 71, 99 Martin, Twila M. 46 Martin, Velma J. 34, 97 Mast, Anthony L. 71, 114, 116 Mast, Dorothy E. 46, 117 17, 128 'I4 Mast, Robert E. 71, 88, 89, 94, 95, 98 Mast, Rowena M. 71, 94, 95, 98, 99, 108 Mayberry, Joseph A. 71, 100 Metzler, Arlene R. 72, 100 Metzler, Daniel L. 39, 97, 124 Metzler, M. Loretta 46 Ramer, Ruth A. 47, 128 Ranck, Joanne K. 60, 74, 89, 100, 117 Ranck, Joyce M. 34, 97 Rebert, Brian 105 Redcay, Anna M. 47, 99 Redcay, Darrel J. 128 Redcay, Louetta 34, 97 Redcay, Nathan L. 47 Redmond, Henry 47 Reed, Donna M. 39, 40, 97 Reed, Jeanette L. 47, 99 Reinford, Donna D. 74, 99, 118, 127 Reinford, Rhoda R. 47, 94, 95, 99 Reitz, Marian N. 34, 97 Ressler, Cathy 47, 128 Ressler, Marilyn E. 47 Rheinheimer, Janet F. 74, 85, 89, 94, 95, 127 Rheinheimer, Marilyn J. 34, 89, 97 Rigby, Julya 47 Risser, Miriam L. 47 Rohrer, Esther L. 47 Rohrer, Keith N. 75 Rohrer, Russell W. 34, 124 Rutt, Philip M. 5, 50, 75, 94, 95, 114, 116 124, 126 Sands, Carl 47, 94, 95, 96 Sangrey, Faye L. 75, 98, 108 Sangrey, L. Karl 47, 134 Sangrey, Yvonne 75 Sauder, Eric L. 47 Sauder, John E. 40, 97 Sheeler, Susan E. 76 Sheeler, Timothy J. 47 Shenk, James W. 76, 114, 128, 147 Shenk, Marjorie S. 34, 109 Shenk, N. 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Are you planning a reunion and need assistance? E-Yearbook.com can help you with scanning and providing access to yearbook images for promotional materials and activities. We can provide you with an electronic version of your yearbook that can assist you with reunion planning. E-Yearbook.com will also publish the yearbook images online for people to share and enjoy.
