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

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1976 volume:

LAUREL WREA TH 1976 Lanoasfer Mennonife High School Lanoasfer, Pa. Volume XXX ,s..... f - f , 5 43+ . UPPER: Auditorium-gymnasium . LOWER: Classroom Building. OWER LEFT: Industrial Arts Build BELOW: Chapel. Table of Confenfs Fac ulfg Classes Organizafions Sfudenf Life Sporfs Adverfisemenfs Index Closing 16 34 96 110 134 149 163 166 U7 1. 1' 5 v -5' , 9f1'., x I :flf'?1'7I3iJ . 'MX A E .1 . . i is- , x A hm - f N..x - ., 1 ,.- . .- - --v, ' I K K A ' v 'fg u 1-'vi' I 4 If my x 1, . ' E1W'e5f?? X tx X n Avi T 'X x 'ks 'WFT'- wg' -' i X -4 ' 1 12111 '-T, Rf'-x'Bf,' , , T'5li 1'- 'by fi 5531 . A - F! Hi ax r , R 1 A g N Rf? V X - Ph U4 B lynx D up Q, K.. ,- Sz. af .-. , I . Vf 6 J? I 6 5 ' X . T, I rm X I I QQ me NN I Aw 7' I Q Qui? k H. uf., I 4 fy., l Q4 N Q ,r 4 1. 'bi Ei 5, 4, 1 Y I, Q X '1 You sfarfed ouf lhe year for us lhaf lirsl day. We were scared and unsure, Somehow you reassured us You sfood before us fhaf morning in chapel, Telling us if could be a good year If we 'd all give of ourselves jusf a liHle. Thaf's whal fhis school is all aboul. Mosf of fhe fime if was . . . fhanks io your guidance. We didn 'f know whaf all your work included: All we saw were resulfs, and fhey were good. Because we 've seen your love for us As you've wafched us leave chapel, Because you've helped us realize Some areas could be improved by change, Because you fook fhe inifiaiive in helping us accomplish fhose changes We dedicafe The 1976 LAUREL WREA TH To You, Dr. J. Lesfer Brubaker s,.4. We 've come fogefher from many sfafes and schools and oh urches and homes and families. Here we meef fo laugh and cry, fo love and share, fo sfudy and play. Here we become a body unique fo LMH. fi P ,Ai 305552, And God looks on us and says Thaf's good. 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' - ' '- ' fmfgr l , w., QQ. . 6, It j .- M.: ,, ' f i' 5' ', L ' N , .. . ig, 4 .f - V X- 13 ' .. 17175 Adminisfrafion Answering telephones, helping faculty and students and making decisions were all a part of the duties of the administration. They were the ones who made the technical part of the school work for us. They made sure everything was running smoothly. Maybe we didn't real- ize everything they did , but we knew they were there keeping it all together. We were glad for them when we needed them. UPPER RIGHT: J. Lester Brubaker, Ed. D. , Principal Do you really think that agrees with our principles? ABOVE: Ernest M. Hess, Ed. D. , Assistant Principal Now listen boys, I have better things to do than smile at photographers RIGHT: Gerald E. Martin, B. S. , Business Manager I think the price of onions for subs should be in here somewhere They Are fhe Glue and Paperclips of Our School. v n lg 2 ABOVE LEFT: Isaac L. Frederick, M.Ed. Guidance Counselor. You could switch second period to German Four . . . By the way, have you had German Three? ABOVE: Phillip N. Helmurh, Director of Development. May I have two or three volunteers from study hall to help stuff envelopes? LEFT: Pauline Hess, Mary Siegrist, Mary Frederick, Joanne Hostetter. Secretar- res. We Added Five New Teachers fo Uur Qfaff This Year. RIGHT: Robert M. Bender. B. S. , Health, Physical Education. Mental illness affects all of us, some more directly than others. BELOW LEFT: Roseanne S. Breneman, B.S. , English. Was the English assignment really that hard? BELOW RIGHT: Jonathan E. Charles, B.S. , Social Science, Photography. You should be able to complete three pages of this worksheet in class, do the other two tonight. English and Fine Arfs We started with Grammar, learning the rules of the English language. We applied these rules in Cre- ative Writing and Journalism. We learned to com- municate in Speech. We studied literature of the Bible, of Christian Faith, and of American Minorities along with short stories and novels. We developed an appreciation for music by singing and studying the basics. We learned to creatively construct objects in art. In these areas we expressed ourselves, showing who we really were. LEFT: Myron S. Dietz. M.S. , Social Science, Church History. The dear brother who wrote this seems to have some problems. BELOW LEFT: Daniel L. Dietzel, B.A. . English, Spanish. We1l, maybe . . . Another way of looking at it would be . . . BELOW: Janet N. Gehman, M.Ed. , English. I could spend half my time arranging books in this new storeroom. Uur Teachers Care for Us as People. BELOW LEFT: Dell. Glick, B.S. . Bible, Athletic Director. l don't think that was very funny. BELOW RIGHT: Noah G. Good, M.S. , German, French. lf you want to be fluent in a foreign language, you must train yourself to think in that language. .-1 I ABOVE: Joseph L. Heller, B.S. , Art. Biology, Agriculture. These guys, Iwish they'd tell me what they're trying to draw. RIGHT: Clyde M. Hollinger, B.S. . Music. German. As I was saying, the first step in getting an A in this class is to ask a lot of questions. ABOVE LEFT: I . Clair Hollinger, Drafting, Crafts. Dost thou not know that I am ever watching over thee? UPPER RIGHT: Barbara A . Kanagy, B.A. . English. The test will consist of thirty multiple choice, twenty true and false. and ten discussion. It should take forty-five minutes. LEFT: Mark A . Kelley, B.A. , English. Ten minutes is quite a long time for the lav pass. ABOVE: Martha H. Kelley, B.A. , Physical Education. Girls, girls, girls, you have to hit each other's sticks three times before you hit the ball. Science and Mafh We studied the earth's structure , the stars, and the living things around us. We explored the worlds of Chemistry and Physics. Some of us took field trips to better understand the life around us. In Math, we worked to further develop the basics we had learned years before . We tried to understand the complexities in Algebra and Geometry because we knew we would need the experience in our future lives. RIGHT: Stanley Krieder, M.Ed. , Mathematics. Are there any questions before you take this quiz? . . . besides what's on it? BELOW: Christine G. Landis, B.S. Home Economics. If you hook this here, I think it ought to fasten well. LOWER RIGHT: Charles B. Longenecker, M.S. , Biology. If that's not enough of a challenge. you can go for a swim in the Mills- tream and identify the fish. Digging into Ancient, Euro- pean and American History, we l, l age. Then we returned to the present and studied the people of today. We studied our own cul- ture along with those of Africa, Asia and Latin America. We looked at the problems of today, discussing and analyzing them - trying to find solutions. This was all a part of better understanding our world and the people in it. ABOVE LEFT: Robert J. Messner, Associ- ate in Development. ABOVE: Arnold J. Moshier, B.S. Music. That is not a dotted quarter that you are drawing. that's a puppy dog. LEFT: Elton Moshier, M.S. , Social Sci- ence. Now these little groups are sup- posed to be for working, not talking. Prefzels and Coffee Break Their Day. discovered our past and our herit- RIGHT: H. Everett Myer. M.S. , Chemistry, Bible. 1n the complexity of chemistry, we can see the all-powerful hand of God. BELOW: Wesley Newswanger, B.S. , Industrial Arts. If people would put these tools back in the right place, they'd be easier to find. BELOW RIGHT: Merle Reinford. B.S. , Mathe- matics. Which one of you would like to lead out in prayer so we can close our devotions and begin math? K H 26 Daily Mornin Prager Meefinygs Give Them Siren fh fo Meef Us. Heelfh and Phys Ed. We kept ourselves in shape as we ran and exercised in Gym class. We made new friendships as we played together. In Health we learned how to take care of our bod- ies and how they function. Driver Education helped us prepare for a great responsibility - that of driving safely on our high- ways. ABOVE: Vemon D. Rice, B.A. . Health, 1 Physical Education. O.K. , you guys. this time we're going to smear them. LEFT: Verlen G. Rufenacht, B.S. , Busi- ness Education. Your typing errors amuse me . New and Creafive Ideas Spark Our lnferesf t In gy pp, . 4 A, Bible In Bible we sought to understand God's ways with man better. We studied Old Testament people, seeking wisdom from their lives. Most of all, we looked at Jesus, the perfect example. We did in-depth studies of verses, chapters and books. In all this, we tried to hear God speaking. While we learned these things, we tried to put them to practice in our lives . . . and we grew. Foregn Languages We walked into other worlds as we walked into German, Spanish and French classes. We studied the verbs and their tenses . We studied nouns and phrases. We wanted to learn because we wanted to communi- cate with others - understanding them. We were taught of their life styles, their customs and their language . This helped us to broaden our understand- L, ing of the world. Q ABOVE: Glen M. Sell, B.S. Bible. Some of these grades are good, others . . .? ABOVE RIGHT: R. Kenneth Shearer, M.S. . Mathematics. Some- one tell me what to do when they take my picture . RIGHT: Louise E. Showalter, B.A. , Spanish. I know you've always wanted to hear yourself talk in Spanish - here's your chance. BELOW: Clyde B. Stoner, Ed. M. , Business Education. Be careful and take your time, because if you make an error, you must go back and start over. Gl-IT: J. Richard Thomas, M.Ed., Agriculture, Bible, Coopera- tive Education. The main job of a Student Council Advisor is to help make subs. Vocafional Preparing for the future was our main objective . We developed our typing and woodworking skills. We knew that someday we'd have to go out on our own, so we looked ahead , preparing ourselves. We learned to use our hands, to better develop our talents. Most of all, we realized the future could and would be good, if we were prepared to meet it. ABOVE: Connie L. Weaver, B.S. , Home Economics. Our Home Ee. room is equipped with an excellent refrigerator . . . empty. ABOVE RIGHT: John S. Weber, M.A. . Social Science, Driver Education. Church History. Now listen. Just because they're taking my picture doesn't mean that I'm taking my eyes off you. RIGHT: Chester L. Wenger II, B.S. . Driver Education, Health. I enjoy risking my life to produce safe drivers. However, I always fasten my seatbelt. 9 , . v ,f ' 1 , . ,X I g .X igi A4 . 1 -usu- -Q-L, . ,LU ' Liar., 1. ,Jgifi ,.-'fn-. ag M.: 1L?1.L'- - --Q: . , , ,v:g.2,3i' ' f - '-.iw-1 CP.. 1:- Iifl 1-1.-Y1.,Q.-.if-:sa H' ' -W . -JV 2- if--'Mff H- c-2638- i'95rA'?4 If ,. ji LEFT: Daniel L. Wenger, B.A. , Social Science. If you stay awake during the movie this time , you might find it helpful in the quiz which might follow. BELOW LEFT: Larry Wenger, M.A . , Physics, Earth Science. Must check in on what these students are doing every once in a while . BELOW: Lois Ann Zook, M.S. , Library Science. I really don't see what the science teachers see in this. Ov -,Q This ls fhe Year of fhe Self-Evaluahon. -1962 ' 5 ' all 5 Lea- W 4 v 4'? 'I.F 11139 ,x A mana A ,v . -P G 5' ' ' - ,A ee' f v ' I JA ' 11' X . - 34, t 'X . K 7 ' JV .- ,. -' ,-. W ' f Nr L ,:' 1 J W. .1,.:' ', , 1 X ' Dorm Advisors Cleft to rightlz Richard Thomas, Daniel Dietzel. Charlotte and Del Glick, Joanne Hosteuer, Mary Siegrisr. ABOVE: Evelyn Tobias, R.N. , Nurse. RIGHT: Charlotte Glick, B.A. , Director of Housin. Faculfy - They're fhe Biggesf Clique af L -4 54.1 Ju. ei .-r' Cooks and Mainfenanoe Sometimes we took them for granted - we seldom thought about how clean the school looked, or how good the food tasted , but when we think about it, we appreciate our clean school, and the meals we had . Their cheerful faces bright- ened our days, with a smile, or a bright - Good morning. For these and other services , we are thankful. Maintenance Cleft to rightjz John Ebersole Clarence Rutt, Robert Miller. Cooks Cleft to rightl BACK ROW: Mabel Boose, Rebecca Stoltzfus. THIRD ROW: Mabel Bowman, Anna Wit- mer, Elizabeth Herr. SECOND ROW: Mae Bowman, Mary Lea- man, Minerva Herr. FRONT ROW: Anna Mary Martin, Ruth Garman, Ruth Lefever. , 3 , ' 5- V. +.L1'ff ,, ,: - 1,-E,:'x:, fljggy w gxg-1,-L1 4. .N 0 ,f2.n'E, -fe, 'J ,.? X3q,1.1g ,L , ., , .,.. A .., . .. ,. m,f.,,, 4 ... U v 'MJF' 4, an I L Pu x ,-nf!-' Wg. ,, lin ' N- A. 5-'.'j.:.- 2 NF! 1 'Zim I L-75' .'-wh l rw ' :N W. -xhtml-,xl ,.L.L.-.vlgvlfbr-, nd 'vf w 'i-i'1 f'l:.rw ' N951 xizmf 4q, Q5'. .. . vi M - -lv I-U , 0 A 'L . 1 - 4 ,x ,'j5,1vg-flgvi ,' N, 'r nf, Q -4 in W ,f , v ' 1 1 w H w I ' 42 ,Xf- ,V ! i ' My M , 1 2- lu gwllr V, - 'lv' 1 M139 Q 'T-is M . f- . w f FACES 9 NIORQ: We Sfarfed Ouf Our Year af Senior Warm-up. BACK ROW, left to right: Jay Embleton, Vice President: Frank Albrecht. President. FRONT ROW: Cindy Hostetter, Secretary Twila Frey, Treasurer: Mr. Hess, Mrs. Glick, fAdvisors5. 74 . K if What do I like about being a senior at L.M. H. S . ? It's really fun. It's your last year and you want to make the most out of it. I feel more at home because I know more kids. I like my courses better. They're hard, but they're fun and interesting. The chapel services have made me more aware of my responsibilities as a Christian. I feel more with it. I can get involved . Andrew F . Augsburger and Sara Fox Augsburger Mennonite is one God, and one mediator God and man, the man Jesus Q IS 1 J , 'Q 'W 1 , -. ,' l' Q. J 'e it z fzflgffs, - ,- , 9 1 57 JS: . t l, ' , ' -, ABOVE: James Winfield Baer Elizabethtown, PA Russell J . and Gladys Shank Baer Goods Mennonite ABOVE LEFT: Lorraine Faye Albin Hagerstown, MD Lester and Esther Miller Albin Mt. Zion Mennonite The most powerful weapon on earth is the human soul on fire for God. ABOVE: Franklin Duane Albrecht Pigeon, MI Duane and Carolyn Swartz Albrecht Pigeon River Mennonite Why worry when you can pray? We Were Juniors af Hearf, Buf Tryin fo Feel Like Seniors. BELOW: Dan H. Becker Ephrara, PA Harry D. and Ruth Horning Becker Martindale Mennonite RIGHT: Dale LeRoy Beiler Strasburg, PA Leroy and Edna Glick Beiler Barr. Mennonite The wise shall inherit glory: but shame shall be the promotion of fools. FACING PAGE, TOP: Rosene Beachy Tampa, FL Ezra and Alice Weaver Beachey North Tampa Mennonite Though we travel the world over to find the beautiful, we must carry it with us or we will find it not. LEFT: Floyd David Beiler Paradise. PA Aaron and Naomi Beiler Beiler Mine Road Amish Mennonite I love the Lord, because He hath heard my voice . BELOW, FAR LEFT: Karen Joy Beiler New Providence, PA George and Rhoda Stoltzfus Beiler Weavertown Amish Mennonite Friendship is like the horizon - it expands whenever you approach it. LEFT: Loretta Jean Beiler Paradise, PA Elvin and Ruth Zook Beiler Mine Road Amish Mennonite BELOW: Paul E. Beiler Narvon, PA Mrs. Lena Beiler Pequea Amish Mennonite RIGHT: Miriam Grace Breneman Strasburg, PA J. Harold and Margaret Horst Breneman Mechanics Grove Mennonite l can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me. RIGHT: J. Richard Brenneman Quarryville, PA Harry and Arlene Herr Brenneman Oak Shade Mennonite Of all the music that reaches farthest into heaven, it is the beating of a loving heart. BELOW: Sharon M. Buckwalter Smoketown, PA A. David and Marian Burkhart Buckwalter Mel1inger's Mennonite BELOW RIGHT: Vincent L. Buckwalter Coatesville, PA Anna J. Stoltzfus Buckwalter Sandy Hill Mennonite If you can believe, all things are possi- ble to him who believes. The Feelin Grew on Uur Class Trip fo Washin ion J'-v 'f F,iqy ' ig, Mt. ,,, ' fr 'ew fv' ' JC- L 'Q-,7f'. -if -9 4' 1' u,,,f'yQ , e'lr - ','., n if. FAR LEFT: Rose Mary Burkholder Fleetwood, PA Melvin and Mildred Rosenberger Burkholder Hampden Street Mennonite Not where I breathe, but where I love, I live . ' ' ABOVE CENTER: Laverne Joyce Clymer Leola, PA James and Mary Horst Clymer Rossmere Mennonite Only when you drink from the river of silence shall you indeed sing. ABOVE: Brenda Jane Dagen Lancaster, PA Jacob and Mabel Bauman Dagen Byerland Mennonite Happiness is added and multiplied when we divide it with others. LEFT: Deryl L. Denlinger Williamsport, PA Jason and Arm Groff Denlinger Penn Street Mennonite For to be carnally minded is death, but to be spiritually minded is life and peace. BELOW: C. Annette Diffenbach Lancaster, PA RIGHT: Ronald K. Denlinger Abe and Beulah Landis Diffenbach Gordonville, PA First Deaf Mennonite Roy and R. Elverta Groff Denlinger , I Plum blossoms give their fragrance still, Paradise Mennonite I 5 I to him whose thoughtless hand has broken There is no pit so deep that He is not Q ' off the branch. deeper still. L al, ABOVE: Naomi Faye Dutcher Uniontown, Ol Frank and Gertrude Maust Dutcher Maple Grove Mennonite Many people think they're thinking when they are merely rearranging their preju- dices. RIGHT: Donna Faye Eby Atglen, PA Lester and Anna Mae Stoltzfus Eby Old Road Mennonite A true friend is a gift of God. k , . .... - ,je ,.,-. ' ,A , 1 ilk. . 'f 4 We Were Seniors! LEFT: Elaine Eckrnan Ronks, PA George and Margaret Hershey Eckman Hershey Mennonite The strength and the happiness of a man consist in finding out the way God is going, and going that way, too. BELOW LEFT: Jay R. Embleton Greenwood, DE Merle and Inez Guengerich Embleton Greenwood Mennonite If possible, so far as it lies with you, live at peace with all men. ABOVE LEFT: Carol lean Engle Atglen, PA Harold and Anna Smoker Engle Newlinville Mennonite If you are looking for faults, use a mir- ror, not a telescope . LEFT: Leslie E. Erb Manheim, PA Howard and Nora Landis Erb East Petersburg Mennor1ite Hearken to me . . . , ye that seek the Lord! Look unto the rock whence ye are hewn. ABOVE: Susanna Jane Esh Gap. PA Jonathan and Mary Stoltzfus Esh Mine Road Amish Mennonite Free to be what I am with the hope of becoming what I was intended to be . RIGHT: Joseph A. Forty, Jr. Lancaster, PA Ioseph and Anna Geib Forry South Christian Street Mennonite Never give way to melancholy: resist it steadily, for the habit will encroach. FAR RIGHT: Audrey Joy Frank Elizabethtown , PA Richard and Naomi Burkholder Frank Elizabethtown Mermonite God holds my hand, to walk with Him is sweet: I've found in Him a life that is complete . ABOVE: Mary E. Frankhouser Strasburg. PA Mrs. Florence Gehman Hershey's Mennonite There are no strangers here , only friends we haven't met. ABOVE RIGHT: Susan A. Frey Lancaster, PA I . Mowery and Dorothy Hoober Frey Willow Street Mennonite When God shuts a door, He opens a win- dow . ' ' RIGHT: Susan E. Frey Honey Brook, PA Jim and Fannie Sharp Frey Frazer Mennonite Lord, You gave me Your sunshine: now help me give it to others. I' inf Senafor Schweiker Talked fo Us, . . . We Talked fo fhe Panda Bears. Joanne Funk Curtis and Betty Kreider Funk Mennonite walk before me, not follow . walk behind me . not lead . walk beside me. be my friend. ABOVE LEFT: Twila Joy Frey Lebanon, PA Harold and Ruth Snavely Frey Gingrich Mennonite And the earth breaks forth into singing. only at the mention of Your name. ABOVE: Fred Richard Garber Lancaster, PA lay and Lois Leaman Garber New Danville Mennonite Runners to your marks . . . set . . BANG. The race has only begun. LEFT: Lyle lay Gascho Pigeon, MI Gerald and Edna Swartzendruber Gascho Pigeon River Mennonite Wisdom is found among friends. We Felf Unify Aparf From Classwork. RIGHT: Diane Gehman Gap, PA Donald and Ruth Eby Gehman Hershey Mennonite Happiness seems made to be shared. BELOW: Florence M. Gehman Mohnton, PA Henry and Martha Martin Gehman Bowmansville Mennonite Smile and let people know how you're feeling. BELOW RIGHT: Judith M. Gerlach Lancaster, PA Willis and Catherine Mellinger Gerlach New Danville Mennonite Where there is peace. God is. FACING PAGE, LOWER CENTER: Joyce Eileen Good Reading, PA Jacob and Grace Sauder Good South '7t.h Street Mennonite Love is never afraid of giving too much. ll FACING PAGE. LOWER LEFT: Erika Joan Good Elizabethtown. PA Milton and Ann Augsburger Good. Elizabethtown Mennonite 1 What is it to cease breathing but to free the breath from its rest less tides that it may rise and seek God unencumbered! LEFT: Marie Louise Ginder Mt. loy, PA Ralph and Margaret Myers BELOW: Lynn Marie Gish Ginder Palmyra, PA Rissers Mennonite Samuel and Grace Hershey Gish The Lord wants my precious Elizabethtown Mennonite time, not my spare time. Never try to make anyone like yourself - you know, and God BELOW LEFT: Barbara Lois knows, that one of you is Gingrich enough . Cocolamus. PA 1. Lloyd and Orpha Wert LOWER RIGHT: Marcia Good Gingrich La Laguna, Oaxaca. Mexico Lauvers Mennonite Claude and Alice Longenecker Being confident of this very Good thing. that he which hath begun Vincent Mennonite a good work in you will perform Beloved. let us love one it . . . another, for love is of God. YQ I 1 pe, L. I r,P, J RIGHT: David L. Hamish Washington Boro, PA John H. and Ruth Warfel Harnish Millersville Mennonite Even a fool seems wise if he keeps his mouth shut. RIGHT: Jeffrey Dwight Hamish Lancaster, PA John M. and Evelyn Hershey Hamish Willow Street Mennonite The only way to have a friend is to be one. FAR RIGHT: Charlotte Rosene Hamish Oxford, PA John K. and Dorothy Sollenberger Hamish Lincoln University Mennonite God without man is still God, but man without God is nothing. BELOW: Shirley Ann Hamish Willow Street, PA Jacob H. and Mabel Eshleman Hamish Byerland Mennonite Every day that dawns brings something to do that can never be done as well again. .v -.4 Tam BELOW: Lucille Marie Hess BELOW: Nancy Jane High Mount Joy, PA Lancaster, PA W Andrew and Dorothy Jean Metzler Hess Warren and Doris Deiter High e Mount Joy Mennonite Strasburg Mennonite Create in me a clean heart, oh God . and The way of the cross is not easy, but it is , , , renew a right spirit within me. the way home. -U., .f I' Gospel Teams. ,,, . --,. ., .FF E. . hr j . sw. . ' .K '-4' Q , '-y. 'fVf-Z '1 22' ABOVE: Julie Eileen Hollinger Ephrata, PA Warren and Mary Musser Hollinger Indiantown Mennonite Peace is seeing a sunset and knowing whom to thank. LEFT: Sharon Elaine Horst Ephrata, PA Ray and June High I-Iorst Blainsport Mennonite Always do right. This will gratify some and astonish the rest. FACING PAGE. LOWER CENTER: Susan Kay Herr Lancaster, PA Carl B. and Lois Hess Herr Willow Street Mennonite And we know that all things work together for good to them that love God. FACING PAGE. LOWER RIGHT: Cynthia Pearl Hess Marietta, PA Homer G. and Dorothy Shultz Hess Bosslers Mennonite I asked for all things that I might enjoy life. I was given life that I might enjoy all things . u ' ' wa Q sg, RIGHT: I . Ronald Horning Denver, PA Irvin and Grace Weber Horning Hampden Mennonite All things work together for good to RIGHT: Cynthia Maureen Hostetter them that love God' H Cochranville, PA Z I. Donald Hostetter and Pluma King Hostetter Old Road Mennonite If you want to keep from being faint- hearted. think about His patience when sinful men did terrible things to Him. ABOVE: Robert Hostetter Millersville, PA , Daniel S. and Rhoda Nissley Hostetter Millersville Mennonite I Be the true man you seek. I RIGHT: Kamy E. Hostetter 'I i Lancaster, PA I Harvey and Mary Hollinger Hostetter Habeckers Mennonite It is wonderful what God can do with a broken heart when we give Him all the V, pieces. FAR RIGHT: Sylvia Anne Hostetter Mountville, PA David and Norma Metzler Hostetter Blue Rock Mennonite Thou wilt show me the path of life: in Thy presence is fulness of joy, at Thy right hand are pleasures forever more. Many of Us Shared in Chapel Programs BELOW: Thelma Jane Kauffman Atglen, PA Melvin and Mary Ann Smoker Kauffman Millwood Mennonite Happiness often depends on happenings, but joy depends on Jesus. far ABOVE: J. Willard Keener Mr. Joy. PA Harold L. and Mary Shearer Keener Elizabethtown Mennonite The Lord is my shepherd: I shall not want . ' ' LEFT: Joanna G. Keener Dry Run, PA Samuel and Esther Good Keener Shady Pine Mennonite God will make you the kind of children He wants - good as you wish you could be' 52 Our Senior Year Was a Time of Reachin Ouf fo Ufhers UPPER RIGHT: Grace Anne Kennel Parkesburg , -PA Chris and Gladys Hershey Kennel Parkesburg Mennonite For me to live is Christ, and to die is gain. ABOVE: Suzanne E. Kepiro Parkesburg, PA Joseph and Harriet Steffy Kepiro Parkesburg Mennonite The greatest thing in the world is not so much where we stand, as in what direc- tion we are moving. RIGHT: Galen E. King Atglen, PA Naaman and Marian Steffy King Millwood Mennonite FACING PAGE, LOWER LEFT: Brenda Jane Kreider Elizabethtown, PA Landis and Arlene Nissley Kreider Stauffers Mennonite Friendship doubles our joy and divides our grief. ' ' RIGHT: Kevin P. King Cochranville, PA David and Rhoda Longacre King Kennet Square Mennonite My interests are in the future because I'm going to spend the rest of my time there. BELOW: Michael Lynn King Cochranville, PA Paul and Dorothy Zook King Maple Grove Mennonite Life is but a great race run only once, but to finish you must compete . ' ' twiki' .' 3. ABOVE: Barry Ray Kreider Lancaster, PA John and Betty Book Kreider Mellingers Mennonite When I have reached the top of the mountain, I have only begun to climb. LEFT: Debbie Kreider Cochranville, PA Lloyd and Joyce Horst Kreider Maple Grove Mennonite Joy is not the absence of suffering, but the presence of God. RIGHT: Dottie Lou Kreider Cochranville, PA Lloyd and Joyce Horst Kreider Maple Grove Mennonite BELOW: Cheryl I. Landis Lancaster, PA Robert and Rhoda Zimmerman Landis Charlotte Street Mennonite RIGHT: Richard Eugene Landis Manheim, PA Ira and Ruth Weaver Landis East Chestnut Mennonite A trip of a thousand miles begins with the first step. ABOVE: Janice L. Landis Lititz, PA I. Dale and Erma Martin Landis Millport Mennonite I press toward the mark for the prize of the high calling of God in Cluist Jesus. We Wenf Chrisfmas Carolin . 2 9 HGH! an ,4., ABOVE: Sarah I. Landis Lancaster, PA Mervin and Racheal Hess Landis Landis Valley Mennonite Life, like a mirror, never gives back more than we put into it. LEFT: Sharon L. Landis Lancaster, PA Edwin and Almeda Groff Landis Willow Street Mennonite Don't walk in front of me, I may not follow. Don't walk behind me, I may not lead. Just walk beside me and be my friend . ' ' FAR LEFT: Maria J . Landrau Brooklyn, NY Pedro and Santa Diaz Landrau United Mennonite Revival God always gives best to those who leave the choice with Him. LEFT: Sanford David Lapp Christiana , PA Benjamin and Mary Yoder Lapp Mine Road Amish Mennonite The only ones among you who will be really happy are those who will have sought and found ways to serve . RIGHT: Frances Violet Leaman Leola. PA Carl and Frances Lefever Leaman Mellingers Mennonite Forgiveness is the fragrance the violet spreads on the heel that crushes it. ABOVE: Timothy I. Lease Lancaster, PA Stuart and Barbara Rudisill Lease Grace Baptist BELOW: Vonnie Lefever Jonestown, PA Abram and Ruth Myer Lefever Meckville Mennonite Many waters cannot quench love: can the floods drown it. LEFT: Crystal Faith Lehman Holtwood. PA Emmett and Eunice Hurst Lehman Willow Street Mennonite The Lord redeems the life of His serv- ants: none of those who take refuge in H will be condemned . We Puf Cans m fhe Can Drive Box af Chrisfmas. ABOVE: Doris Jean Lehman Lititz, PA Marlin and Elsie Rohrer Lehman Millport Mennonite Keep your face always toward the sunshine, and the shadows will fall behind . ' ' LEFT: Robin R. Lehman Lancaster. PA Richard and Ruth Lehman Lehman NorLh End Mennonite Duty makes us do things well, but love makes us do them beautifully ABOVE LEFT: Doris Ann Lehman Strasburg , PA David R. and Mary Horst Lehman Paradise Mennonite , All the wonders you seek are withm yourself. The Seniors of '75 Afe 0ur Barbecued Chicken ' 'E' ,Il gl LEFT: Judith Arlene Martin East Earl, PA Earl and Ruth Erb Martin Lichty's Mennonite Whoso findeth Christ findeth life - it's wonderful to be alive! BELOW: Linford Lee Martin Oley, PA Warren and Verna Good Martin Alsace Manor Mennonite Love forgives a multitude of sins. FAR LEFT: Regina Marie Martin Milton, PA Earl and Frances Martin Beaver Run Mennonite Be alert, stand firm on the faith. be brave, be strong, do your work in love. LEFT: Patricia Lee Martin Lancaster, PA I. Herbert and Miriam Longenecker Fisher Millersville Mennonite If you want favor with God and man, and a reputation for good judgement, then trust the Lord: don't ever trust yourself. We Supporfed Our School by Mak: BELOW: Freda Joy Mast RIGHT: Amanda Lois Mast Elverson, PA Oley, PA Oliver and Betty Diller Mast Jacob D. and Sadie Kurtz Mast Rockville Mennonite Ark Bible Chapel ln all thy ways acknowledge Him, and l slept and dreamed that life was beauty: He shall direct thy paths. I woke and found that life was duty. ABOVE: Steven G. Mast Coatesville, PA David and Miriam King Mast Rockville Mennonite With all its shame and drudgery, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful - strive to be happy. FACING PAGE, LOWER LEFT: Cynthia Nafziger Lancaster, PA Ira and Sara Clymer Nafziger Laurel Street Mennonite Jesus is the still point of the turning world . ' ' RIGHT: Rosene Fern Metzler Manheim, PA Robert and Miriam Martin Metzler Gantz Mennonite Happiness is the key to success. FACING PAGE, LOWER RIGHT: Joyce Ellen Neff Ronks, PA Clarence and Ellen Rutt Neff Mt. Pleasant Mennonite Show me the path where I should go, Lord: point out the right road for me to walk. O 4.14 Subs and Helpin in Fund Drives BELOW: Barbara Louise Miller Bridgelon, NJ Litilz. PA Iohn and Ethel Ranck Miller Irvin N. and Mabel Eberly Miller Norma Mennonite Hess Mennonite In everylhing give thanks, for this is the Happiness doesn'1 come from circum- will of God in Christ Jesus concerning stances. it comes in spite of lhem you . s- ', gf' ' F gf! 2 P .' it HC., - ,A 4 Pl? V 'f-E A GN A ., A :.' ' Q r : -' ,- 1 -. 15 LXTYQAT 7.9,-.,..','31J , ,I 7' 'X v fry! ,J vp ' if N . l . 'H I .g.ltY1 '-. 0 1, 5 'sl . ,f v 4 .. M fi. X . 4. '- J. , . . 1, . .X I Unlike Any Ufher Class, Seniors Had Four Sooials. fed:-Q i, VE: Ronald Ressler ABOVE: Robert L. Rohrer Washington Boro, PA and Ruth Engel Ressler Robert and Lorraine Sauder Rohrer Mennonite Chestnut Hill Mennonite whenever you can, it's healthy. But I say unto you that ye resist not evil I U, X t , '- 1 twsffle LEFT: Hilda R. Oyola Lancaster, PA Luis and Hilda Solivan Oyola Good Shepherd Mennonite When my father and my mother forsake me, then the Lord will take me up. UPPER LEFT: l. Wesley Nolt Leola, PA Harry and Luella Hershey Nolt Groffdale Mennonite Behold , how good and pleasant it is for brethren to dwell together in unity. ABOVE: James L. Ranck Christiana, PA Edwin and Rosanna Engel Ranck Andrews Bridge Mennonite You are not what you think you are: you are what you think. an BELOW: Karen Sue Rutt RIGHT: S. Darlene Rohrer Lancaster, PA Ronks, PA Clarence H. and Helen Althouse Rutt Raymond and Elizabeth King Rohrer Landisville Mennonite First Deaf Mennonite Forgivenex is the fragrance that the My business is not to remake myself, but trampled flower casts back on the foot to make the absolute best of what God that crushed it . made . ABOVE: Ronda Sauder RIGHT: Joyce Elaine Sauder Manheim, PA New Holland, PA James and Rhoda Clymer Sauder Isaac and Clara Buchen Sauder Honduras Mennonite New Holland Mennonite Christianity is like the sung not only do I To see God in everything makes life the see it. but by it I see everything else. greatest adventure there is. All This Time We Learned From Each Ofher. BELOW: Cynthia Diane Sell Manheim, PA Glen and Ethel Leaman Sell Hess Mennonite Don't worry about anything: instead, pray about everything: tell God your needs and don't forget to thank him for answers. 9' BELOW LEFT: Wanda C. Shipe Harrisburg, PA Mrs. Miriam Roush Shipe Hamilton Street Mennonite And let us not be weary in well doing: for in due season we shall reap, if we faint not. ABOVE: Christine Carol Sensenig Leola, PA Irvin and Gladys Lefever Sensenig Christian Fellowship Therefore if any man be in Christ he is a new creature . . . LEFT: Chris R. Slabaugh Greenwood , DE Fred and Barbara Hostetler Slabaugh Greenwood Mennonite If you see your brother standing by the road: stop and pick him up. RIGHT: Karen E. Smoker Parkesburg, PA Sylvan and Elsie Yoder Smoker Andrews Bridge Mennonite A friend may well be reckoned as the masterpiece of nature . til ABOVE: Betty Lou Smucker Manheim, PA David and Martha Huyard Smucker Manheim Mennonite Strangers are friends we haven't met. RIGHT: Eugene Z. Smucker New Holland, PA Iacob and Edna Zook Smucker Pequea Amish Mennonite For there is therefore now no condemna- tion to them which are in Christ Jesus. RIGHT: Barbara A. Smoker Ronks, PA Vemon and Mary Umble Smoker Media Mennonite The impossible is often the untried. sq! f'-tv F! We Noficed Talenfs in Each Ofher Esther J . Stauffer and Ruth Yoder Stauffer Mennonite for tomorrow. yesterday , live for today , ABOVE: James Stauffer Conestoga , PA H. Wilmer and Corena Yoder Stauffer Slackwater Mennonite Thy word is a lamp unto my feet and a light unto my path. LEFT: Jeffrey M. Stauffer Lititz, PA Roy and Anna Mary Martin Stauffer Millport Mennonite ABOVE LEFT: Clair Stauffer East Earl, PA Harold and Marian Good Stauffer New Holland Mennonite BELOW: Joan Marie Steffy BELOW: Joyce B. Stauffer East Petersburg. PA Clarence and Grace Brubaker Stauffer Kauffman's Mennonite Nothing is so strong as gentleness, noth ing is so gentle as real strength. Bareville , PA BELOW: Aden David Stoltzfus Jason and Maribelle McGinnis Steffy Honey Brook, PA Hinkletown Mennonite Allen and Malinda Stoltzfus What lies behind us, and what lie before Pequea Amish Mennonite us, are tiny matters compared to what lies In everything give thanks. within us. il' yn' -s J' N .1 v' :-be 1 i Some of Us Excelled in Music, and Some in Sporfs. UPPER LEFT: Clayton Stoltzfus Cochranville. PA Herman and Sara Smoker Stoltzfus I-lomeville Mennonite A ship in harbor is safe, but that is not what ships are built for. LEFT: Dorothea Mae Stoltzfus Morgantown, PA Harvey and Lillian Stoltzfus Stoltzfus Conestoga Mennonite If ye then be risen with Christ, seek those things which are above , where Christ sitteth on the right hand of God . FAR LEFT: James Myron Stoltzfus Gordonville, PA Amos S. and Mary Huyard Stoltzfus Ridgeview Mennonite Friends are a candle in a dark room, spreading rays of warmth into our hearts. LEFT: Kevin Jay Stoltzfus New Holland, PA James and Mary Lois Stoltzfus Stoltzfus Carpenters Mennonite FACING PAGE, LOWER LEFT: Brenda Faye Stoltzfus Parkesburg, PA Edward and Edna Good Stoltzfus Millwood Mennonite Friendship is a priceless gift that cannot be bought or sold . FACING PAGE, LOWER RIGHT: Calvin D. Stoltzfus Elverson, PA Christian L. and Sarah Stoltzfus Stoltzfus Hopewell Mennonite 69 BELOW: Linda Mae stoltzfus BELOWI Melody A1111 S10112f11S Honey Brook, PA Alglenf PA BELOW: suenen M. Stoltzfus Elam K. and Amanda Stoltzfus 101711 H1111 Florence 1-1011111125 5101121115 Downingtgwn, PA Conestoga Mennonite Mrllwood Mennonite Kermit and Betty Stoltzfus God's word is like a life preserver: it One of ine greatest mistakes Of 311 is 10 Coatesville Mennonite keeps the soul from sinking in the sea of do nefnlng because Yon think YOU Can do And unto man God said, 'Behold the fear trouble. 0n1Y 3 lime- of the Lord , that is wisdom: and to depart from evil is understanding' . ' X '1 f' ,I BELOW CENTER: David R. Stutzman 1 Kutztown, PA James and Beulah Detweiler Stutzman Schubert Mennonite Determination to be wise is the first step to becoming wise. 91?1nEf1f-, . new C 1 v .--f-.: ' , ti ef FAR RIGHT: Dorothy M. Stutzman Kutztown , PA James and Beulah Detweiler Stutzman Schubert Mennonite A person who is pure of heart sees good- ness and purity in everything. FACING PAGE, LOWER LEFT: Judith F. Weaver Jonestown, PA Alvin and Elta Frey Weaver Meckville Mennonite . . . Be ye steadfast, unmoveable, always abounding in the work of the Lord . xl 2? 69 1 , FACING PAGE, LOWER RIGHT: Linford Arlan Weaver Honey Brook, PA Victor and Ruth Boll Weaver Cambridge Mennonite Therefore if any man be in Christ, he is a new creature. BELOW: Brenda Sue Sweigart Elizabethtown, PA David and Joanne Peifer Sweigart Mount Joy Mennonite May my spoken words and unspoken thoughts be pleasing even to you, O Lord. Some Were Qfudenf Leaders, Some Academic Leaders. BELOW: Carl Elvin Thomas Millersville, PA Masonville Mennonite John and Eileen Hess Thomas 1 I am the vine, ye are the branches. He 2iIg?ggQiSghuIfAK' Umble that abideth in me and I in him, the same R Clair and Miriam Krieder Umble bringeth forth rnuch fruit, for without me Sand Hin Mennonite .. Y ye can do nothing' A happy face makes a glad heart: a sad face makes a breaking heart. L. ' 1 .bgqilr an...- 9 RIGHT: Sylvia Jean Weaver Narvon, PA I . Ervin and Kathryn Gehman Weaver Cambridge Mennonite To see God in everything makes life the greatest adventure there is. BELOW: Valerie Ann Weaver Myerstown, PA Richard and Jean Minnich Weaver Christian and Missionary Alliance A smile is a curve that can set a lot of things straight. BELOW RIGHT: Wilma M. Weaver Reinholds, PA Earl and Mabel Horning Weaver Blainsport Mennonite Every man's life is a plan of God. Y Buf Dur Differences Didn 'f Keep Us Aparf. 4' 'Ta fi '. r .t, LEFT: Cheryl Jean Weber Ephrata. PA Elvin and Ruth Shue Weber Charlotte Street Mennonite To love someone completely is to see him as God intended him to be. LEFT: Linford Ray Weber BELOW: Shirley A. Weber Fleetwood. PA Hagerstown. MD Monroe and Viola Eberly Weber Wayne and Erma Frey Weber Alsace Manor Mennonite Mt. Lena Mennonite A man with his mind made up is worth Fear not tomorrow, for God is already two in the bush . there . l FAR LEFT: John D. Wert Mount Joy. PA Harold and Mary I-lepner Wert Erisman's Mennonite This poor man cried, and the Lord heard him , and saved him out of all his troubles vu LEFT: Ann Louise White Landisville , PA Paul and Ruth Ebersole White Erisman's Mennonite I press toward the mark for the prize of the high calling of God in Christ Jesus. 1 94. 8'-if U' , .,,f1 1 R .Ur 1 u. J ug, . w. ,s 'Q .4 JZ ABOVE: Jesse L. Wolgemuth ABOVE: William M. Wood Elizabethtown, PA Coatesville, PA John and Esther Custer Wolgemuth Fred and Shirley McNelly Wood Crossroads Brethren in Christ Hopewell Mennonite For me to live is Christ and to die is gain. We Were One as fhe Class of '7 6. ABOVE: Jon Kent Witmer Smoketown, PA Eugene and Anne Stoltzfus Witmer Paradise Mennonite ABOVE LEFT: Dennis Witmer Columbia, PA John and Evelyn Weaver Witmer Know ye not that ye are the temple of God and that the Spirit of God dwelleth in you? RIGHT: Lester Allen Zeager Middletown, PA I. Frank and Rhoda Miller Zeager Stauffer's Mennonite And we know that all things work together for good to them that love God BELOW: Charity June Yoder BELOW: Dean Youndt Paradise. PA Reinholds, PA David and Marian Stoltzfus Yoder Clair and Veronica Gehman Youndt Refton Mennonite Gehmans Mennonite LOWER RIGHT: June Elaine Zimmerman Lancaster, PA Abner and Gladys Groff Zimmerman Mount Joy Mennonite When we love each other, God lives in us, and His love within us grows ever stronger. 'li ilim x 1 fx fl 4 4 -ci i ' A A . . , ., . A '7 - v UPPER RIGHT: Craig M. Zimmerman Lititz, PA Mervin and Martha High Zimmerman Hinkletown Mennonite RIGHT: Reynold Lee Zimmerman Akron. PA Harold and Irene Frankhouser Zimmerman Weaverland Mennonite I am not afraid of tomorrow because I have seen yesterday, and I have today. LOWER RIGHT: Sharon Y. Zimmerman Stevens. PA Titus N. and Ursula Denlinger Zimmerman Ephrata Mennonite Until tomorrow , today is the greatest day of my 1ife. full A dy bar will give you the strength to confront A d ligemly goes about her morning ch Washington . 0ur Senior Trip: Climbing sleepily on fhe buses al 5:45, we knew our dream was becoming realily Touring fhe While House, covering sheels of S50 bills, dressing up for a sophisficafed concerl. Too soon our lime was up. Buf lhe deep friendships we gained will sfill remain. 77 I Jumors: What do I like about being a junior at L.M. H . S . ? I still have a year to prepare for my senior year and graduation. I don't have any more Math courses. We can look down on two grades instead of only one. We have more courses to choose from and more socials. We still have the security of the seniors, but we're treated as upperclassmen. Our class is bigger. There are a lot of guys and girls that take responsibility for leadership, so we have a lot of fun.' One more year to go! vw STANDING, left to right: Bill Buckwalter, President: Joanne Herr, Secretary: Joanne Umble, Treasurer: Daryl Groff, Vice President. SITTING: Miss Showalter, Mr. Rice fadvisorsj. 4, Audrey K . Augsburger Joanne M. Beachy James A. Bechtel 5.4 Daniel G . Beiler Lorraine K. Bender Lamar M. Benner Marcia I . Benner Ivan I. Blank J. Michael Bontrager Leon M. Bowman Mary A. Bowman J. Larry Breneman Dennis B. Brubaker Richard Buckwalter William R. Buckwalter Carol D. Burkhart Virgie G. Burkholder Jim D. Caley Leonard I . Clymer William Dimitris Nancy E. Downs Cynthia A. Ebersole Jane L. Eby Linda L. Eby Brenda L. Esch Leanne H. Eshleman Many E. Fisher Debra A. Frederick Sandra J. Frey Jane M. Gehman Carolyn L. Geib Tammi I. Gibson Robin A. Glein David Gochnauer A . Ray Gonzalez Lauren R. Good Marcus A . Good Donavon R. Graybill James H. Graybill ' , ' . .. arrn , .. ,gf in . 2' QQ...-. Daryl Groff E. Lois Groff Millard Hahn Only Two Gym Periods a Weelo , S: - v 'v 4 449 F Q L5 3 X4 s- X P ei M . X4 5' C.-fa' .. -54 '4' . .. Q Q Q ,, . x. X. I X -1 5-Dj' 155' - :lr . -gig' 44 V 3 X .xwf V 'Nj' 'Q - ff T! 'ff nw' A Ta' X-.-.ff lk .I QS' .,,. N. ,,,,,.. 'X , 4 K 6' Q- ir 5 fi J.- 'Cv ar X , A . , ',. I .f -QL ,X-, ,Q i s AA I. A1 Q sqfb' ' f M. no was A -... t. ,qv- ,Jay A . K , A.. , ,. Y 'RH .f'c-'V f X K V f M ' 1 i' -J . , 0- ,,f'a,',,. ga V . 1.3 br , ,, N ht W I x LEA Cheryl L. Hamish Randal G. Harris --ef. Harold A. Hege ,' F., 1 Joanne L. Herr 2 K x 'Z R , ' ia ' 3 , Verna M. Hershey J ' Jeanette L. Hertzler ' X' , ' , X 2121, J- vt J Af ' 3 ' .. on. I know you're in there somewhere. W A Joe D. Hertzler Chia' f ' 73. 5: ' S Carol Y. Hess :i w 4515, J ai Deanr. Hess V- N' V Esther G. Hess f R.--5 ' ff' , I .N -. Kathleen R. Hess JN! 5. fi at W wh f ' I. , V Louann M. Hollinger 'T 'T A ' A X Shirley A. Hollinger V QU ,kim ,I Jay Hoover , i 7 ' lt? 'tvs Larry L. Horning fr A 7 , 1 ' 'ff ' Shirley A. Horst ' 'Ret .' f e' t xiii V' '. 4 W 6 f K g Ronda J. I-Iostetter Si ' - A Wy 'P' Ina S. Housman . --J Q Steven D. Jarvis A ' ' H . Cindy D. Kanagy 1 X I' Janet R. Kauffman Numb 0 f Jeanette L. Kauffman Q qu iiw-ffm V Ruth A. Keens .-.- 2 -- GEL' Susan E. Kennel I 'Q .A 'A' . L.,-. Timothy L. Kennel ' ' -Q ' 1 David R. King , 1 f tv .1 J , -lf .J ' ,X . ' mix J f 'jj t, 4 . A . if , 1 'ull 73 'Z ' Ju? at fgbae 1' I lp-as. alum, -if Leon S. Kraybill Cheryl L. Kreider Ioni C. Kreider Marian I. Kreider Susan E. Kreider Gary L. Kunkle Peggy F. Kunz Dale L. Landis Ken H. Landis Bertha C. Lantz Doug E. Lapp Joyce M. Lapp Randy L. Lapp Marilyn R. Lehman Nancy J . Lehman Gregory R. Lehr JoAnn Longenecker Carol A. Martin Cheryl R. Martin Gerald K. Martin 4 , . 1 . Jeanette, are Monday mornings really that bad? Y 4331: mf' N I xt f ,A. pf? My 4. N f 'U' 1 V X!-.1 ' LE. '357ii'f A ,N I gy Rh I , X P? 6 N ' X ,Rx 1 . , C -- 15. xx ' .TQ .V .L k N .. ' . M I 6 4 :Y '45, V VJ- x' if in , f-'gfr R 45:22 . I 1 'v' - 'sax at .A Q EP f W NX W' Q. Lauren R. Martin Dan D. Mast 3 1 sf? ...affix ' -if Alvin E. Mast David L. Mast 82 W Eagerlg Awaifin Our Senior Year. ' X . 597 ?!?f9 you say you get this onion smell off your hands? ,ful -' 4-- ,. 'K K. . ,Qi In if .- A4 'im If L1 ,I-gr K., ,651 Q . hav wif . 1 I L71 55? W 'U L-i I K Q Q4 V B' v x l x J' 5 . ,K ,AP F- ,ay '. Audrey Metzler Dennis E. Metzler Lawrence D. Metzler Donald B. Miller Krista G. Miller Lois M. Miller Miriam G. Miller Ron E. Miller G. Yvonne Nafziger Linda R. Nafziger Christine E. Newswanger Gregory S. Oberholtzer - Judith R. Peifer 75 -X? '-f f' '-411.3 'Eh -1--,. Q... -v. Gregory Petersheim Debra I . Pieramoni David L. Peters Lloyd M. Raifsnider Raifsnider . W' - ' Susan M. .. A4 I L ' Patsy A. Ranck as This Was Dur Junior Class. Grace K. Reed V 6 Linda S. Ressler ' 1 Carmelo M. Rodriquez ' 5 J' ,122 Anna M. Rohrer 1,1 f ' Linda K. Rohrer S , , K2 -I.. I K 2, D ff Ann L. Rutt 5' ' Mervin S. Rutt D. Jeanette Sangrey Irma E. Santiago . ' - '36 Vs- S 45 , S. ASX . , Joanne L. Sauder ' v .-1 ' ,. ' Q ' I , r . ,M S. S, ,. 5 - A KS' Kathleen A . Schnupp .K A , , Carolynl. Sensenig , As N- l 5 M ' Sharon N. Sensenig W , N dx QM- ' Q45 KN I Margaret L. Shenk K , ,,,. ' V . 'M Ronald 1.. shank 1 'Q ' . - , f , - 4' .s. ,K u- ' - f v - ' . iq 1' .. W V ,. ' ' ' be wt 1 I L tx - at Dale E. Shirk U Thoxnas G. Smith e: lx . fk Q vii. 5- Chantyl. Smoker f A, z'fY,.l ,K 1' gi ' Mary L. Smoker . -S r . M' ' 1-3 Priscille Smoker 'H' -is .,- J X 5 4 4 .gl . ' ' U1 , ,f'.:,2' K ., V Z K , ' Ll , , ,fre 'N 'Q fv X 5,5 'Q V-J' , ' T ' Q . ' M .sf . am. :kgs F504 gf' , .Q Q. W If ga! It i .- . , ' - 5' - . -' .A ,. r -- 1. L 1-- . Q- :zzff ' A -af' v' .. fo '-- ' 4 ' 2 ,J -Ir, . . 4-' 21 5 3152 '- 141+ . x ' fx 1 - 92 4 ' N X' F '?lf't!'A f A Darlene K. Snader David L. Snader Rhoda D. Snavely Eunice R. Stahl Audrey L. Stoltzfus Brenda I. Stoltzfus Chester I. Stoltzfus Duane C. Stoltzfus Eric W. Stoltzfus lewe11L. Stoltzfus Mervin L. Stoltzfus Nathan L. Stoltzfus Thar.'s a pretty nice shin there , Gary wsv .5 X . 5 5 , Y Q1 'QB I 'L x' X... A, '.,,xN V -, KIT? cw . ' NOT PICTURED Philip I . Dietz 1 Randy J . Stoltzfus f, Ve, Vernon S. Stoltzfus X.. ,.,, f 1 ' Wilma I. Stoltzfus v X. -Q 1 Q. f ' Judy M. stoner ji ' . Y Jo Swartzemruber Tv H i 9 3? 'fb , x Brian L. Thomas -r ,. f if S. Joanne Umble --s .rj-Q William L. Umble xc' , , In 5- Carmen I. Weaver I X1 . ,. I. Marlin Weaver 4' f 3.315 ' X Lamar C. Weaver I Lucinda G. Weaver r ' 3..- iff' Mark A. Weaver A 'L-f Phyllis A. Weaver f 1.7 ' Sharon D. Weaver ' ISL-.- 1 Z' Susan H. Weaver Sandra J. Wert ' 3,3 4. Gina A. Witmer ' 1 J. Leonard Wolf . ic ae o er 'Y' .T M' h IY d ' 9 J if j Nancy C. Yoder V Nathan O. Yoder ia Mary A. Yunginger 1 :'e A K Hong Nguyen Ranee C. Zimmerman Jeff Smoker Sophomores: What do I like about being a sophomore at L. M. H . S . ? I'm not a freshman anymore. The courses are a challenge . You have a lot of friends. I don't like it as much. The novelty has worn off. A11 the other sophomores. I've made more friends. I have plenty of time to improve. I like the subjects better. rv lv lv vw uv n I1 1, ll mlm 55 1 5 IH .Q H P IU 1 3 IU E li 1 I- 1 IU 1 ll 1 I- 1 HH in HK i -I 1 , ZH 1 -H 1 Il 1 HH shin,-4 -...sp-.....,..Ms:, BACK ROW , left to right: Lamar Kanagy, Vice-President: Brenda Burkhart, Secretaryg Louise Eshleman, Treasurer: Tom Wenger, President. FRONT ROW: Mr. Sell, Mrs. Kanagy fAdvisorsJ. Qayin - Ai 5' 4:2 4 1'- I .LE-L . X ll 114 J Li s Our ABO's in English Class, Qc- '43 - . .f . ,' ' 8 f 1. . I hi .J , r Q Qu ls.. X 43-'Y' 1 x +11 .. .rw A f ' 5 5. 4 J A K v.. -L L gt. ., J' -fx gkfx 2 :- C13 X. , F9 0 vi 'B Q. , '25 T ef ,' V H ' I 'mauro Y V 7, 1-flaw , , 5 J ,I F 'lb . N 'i X, -L., J? A , ,I R411 . vLA.--'I ' ' ' I 19,-S' 1 ' 5 ' ' U If if f- X Q .+L J ' fl '7 --L. jf .1 Li l ' 23-,'l ir ' ' ' r F Q 1' J' 1 Q J was af:- . 111 ew' J , Q fl . . . .-. fb ww F 'i 1 J u a 4 .A m ,ff nan gygffh 5 1 'L fm 1 ,I rw .f , i xf F , ' 4 J ,JI Ts J Ax 7 ZR F 51 gs V -f A' 5 J I iff, . any 1 .vs R ,Y H I f.. KZ? 4 . 'RLS Melanie A. Baer Julia A. Baer Laurie A . Bartlett Deborah L. Becker X . ', fa . . if I 'fy xl FFF' M' 4 I 4 H .A Q. ' .Q ,, 'E gg. :fi C 1- x A 'I 'A Marian E. Becker John W. Beiler Nelson R. Blank Cynthia Boll Tyrone Brown Lois J. Brubaker Alice Y. Buckwalter Brenda J . Burkhart Daniel E. Charles Lois A . Deiter Cindi D. Denlinger Mary Ann Denlinger Anna L. Dietz Donna Eberly Judy F. Eberly Linda J . Esbenshade Barbara A. Esh Louise H. Eshleman Kevin R. Espenshade John M. Frey Kathy J . Frey David A. Garber Dawn M. Garber Nancy R. Garman Daryl L. Gehman Ronald L. Geib Beverly A . Ginder Kenneth L. Gingrich Dennis Glick Don M. Good ' , ,., -' ul. 4 Q, wail L I if jar I ..,v, -,? Asking a Guy fo fhe Social A straight back chair and a book. and Marty is lost to the world. 1 'al ' 1 .,-.. 4 X ., Norman L. Hahn -E L- A-j ' ' Nevin L. Herr ' ' -av g '- as X gif 1 3 Nl. . 2 Awlkf I fp Clifford N. Hershey - Lucille S. Hershey KI ,.,, ,:,,,, V Liv ii 6. Nathan R. Hershey I ,, fig: A ' - . , ' Qv l 1. Randall Henzxer i ug' ' fi- David B. Hess ' . rf., I UH- f Qi fiat. ','- M fr. 1 - L' la..-4 .A . f s. LindaJ. High ' 2 S l L, Q ,al 6, Brenda I. Hollinger f fu. ,L-gs X L-, 1' ,-Q. A,- Edwin R. Hollinger Q----I ' , V' Y ' V' 51 'C' Joey L. Hollinger , A v Y yr' V ' - Ave Joyce E. Hollinger T X A 'L' 1 Ql . 3 ,543 'y .Q ' ' 'Q - Linda L. Hornberger Joanne I-lorning 'Sb 45 . . A.. ,, Mervin E. Horst f V: 1 'W Q' lg F Arthur N. Hosreuer 'g . - .145 Chris N. Hosrener XX5 ls ,A x Q' if ' ,, : 1 f. 5 -i- l 1 fo- vm f., -,K .Ex P fs' F ll-f ,:,. 5.-L' - x : ' , . Flrgx , 5 11f..A3i 'X r. 1 J 1 2. '- 'iii ' Fa f- Pr. 3. 413-' ' 4,14 95: 1 If 6 A , A Q ' ... f . . in ,gm fx. 'fv A A ' i ' -L fi -f a il: . U ' .pq-,,l if if IU .- 2- . .4 Ar . i . xii. ff? K 'XL - 54 ' xx' lp I dli .li Q' F .1 inf' . L -' g T55 1. F? Q V' ,A S ti NfSiaivfE?mR ,.: 4 '4' -Q W - Y C K . 'ax , T . ' Q ' flu ii. ,' Galen H. Hosreuer Alan R. I-lacobs Lamar E. Kanagy Michele R. Kann Emelie B. Keener Deborah S. King Doroihy I. King Sharon L. King Linda K. Kreider Debra A. Landis Santa Landrau Paul E. Lamz 9 W I D ' 1 . , Q. L 'X . A f ,H -N -.:.v , , wi N-'N . a . ' f- .A 4'A'j Q 1 . Joy L. Lapp Richie D. Lapp Anne D. Leaman Yvonne E. Leaman Rebecca M. Lease Joy C. Lehman Stephen Lehman Audrey L. Martin Cheryl A. Martin Daniel L. Martin Donald J. Martin Janet H. Martin Rose A. Martin Sylvia I. Martin Barbara L. Miller Jane Y. Miller Keith E. Miller Sue E. Miller Luis A. Murillo June K. Nafzinger This Was fhe Sophomore Class of 1976 Bruce R. Newswanger Carman L. Oyola Luis E. Oyola Richard E. Patterson John H. Pogue Carol A. Raifsnider Eileen I. Ranck Peggy S. Ranck Glenda I . Redcay Betty A. Reiff Kathy Rheinheimer Wanda J. Rohrer Gary Sauder James A. Sauder Cheryl M. Sell Anne R. Sensenig Robert D. Shearer David I. Shenk Mike A. Siviglia Glenn R. Smoker Q ' I rj 4,', l , .,4,l.. I X x H.X.,f'3,'- ' t A fd' Q , ' il 6 l 0 -1 ' , i i V, ' l 7 . f QP 1 4' Q . JXQJ4 ' A 1 'N 'Y' .. . -r -1 ' r r I. 4- gf N :X ' Mfii if l . 3672! ' ff A I 1 1, -.www .. 'X n 5- 1' -7 .36 t s, QS, .jj t ' 7 'R'-T I in lk 131. N is .1 x ,if w V ,ff . , Q.,-7. .EF 1 r at 'G 4.5.8 f' , X - ' f 2f,'a2:f.i5i3:ia I 2 G ali- W-. 1 N , f' f , ' A fb A r ' , X Galen's really concentrating on that book! SEL. .hi ..- -... . ni UB .wa 1 u SWK H I j si' J 5' 'fluar1uu,, rii!!f v 4 ' f' ' I V 1 I .5-, , is' f Tifbw ' fV.,nLQ- l O .N X. -L-4 , 4 0 5 x 'af' 1 ' .1 in 'Those neat notes should get you an A on the rest, L 6 5 MU A .14 ,. .K AX ir .. 5 'N 4 x ,,.- ' I 1 I ' A K . 1 - .ll 0 , 'N JA x I AX rg f M.. X Q' .. , ,ic ' I X 1 I il'e.I Z...A . '4V. A ag-dj ' Q1 x' X , 1 'X DD' A ,RQ 'IUQTF f ' Sheryl J . Smoker 7-T S ' X ' X-4. Jay W. Smucker v' ,Q Joanne M. Stauffer .'. K! K - Runhie Stauffer ...Ll 1 QL Joyce L. Stoltzfus 'N , M7 , V: Karen F. Stoltzfus , V' Lynette I. Srolrzfus Y .V N.-f Mahlon V. Stoltzfus I ' Q, 7 YJ Mary B. Stoitzfus 'ai , '84 I BQ, Richard D. Thomas Q - Xu s. ' Jr' 1 ' 1 Y: J r-L. . +4 v A 312-V , 4-v -n. --' Kevin D. Warfel Carol F. Weaver Kenneth L. Weaver Martha J. Weaver Gerald L. Weinhold James N. Wenger Richard J. Wenger Martin O. Wenger Thomas M. Wenger Richard L. Winey Lamar R. Wilmer Herbert R. Wolgemunh Ruth M. Wolgemumh Susan M. Yocum Leon D. Yoder What do I like about bemg a freshman at L M H S 9 I thmk you're respected more by the upperclassmen than you would be at a publrc school I m in High School, and ll s a new experlence You feel grown up 1n Hlgh School You can explore new thlngs I l1ke looking forward to bemg a seruor I don't like it. I want to be 1n a hrgher grade STANDING, left to right: Mlss Zook advlsor Janet Burkhart treasurer Deborah Leaman secretary Mr Dan Wenger 3dV1 sor SITTING: Leon Sell, presrdent Jim Smucker v1ce presrdent X I L I Miriam I. Abreu David Acosta Fanny E. Beiler Larry L. Beiler Rosalind J. Beiler Meefin ' f -11. .'-.1-r ,' R A 1 Nfkb X X 1' .X 1.9 'fr' 7. .s : th Th. X h 7 . n , 5 , 1 'R New People, GeHin Used fo a New School I , M Edward D. Brubaker if ' gn Rosene Bruckhart ' F Janet E. Burkhart . G A A Riff. W- ,' V' P U fartixrnti ,4 'Jan wt , uw 'P ' Q 4' N L 2 , ? . ,Hz .. Ag. ' 1 4 I ix Ru: .'.' .5 7' I A ,Z ,, ' 2 4. 'F lilwx. -,X ' lf,-' .rr .N Y, ....,. 1 I- 4 U V : ,.- A V YV, in 1: I - . 4 tl g mc J- -3 Y ,vm ' . far - rt Im: we 4. R Y A 3. f 'J -. N Nj., 'f ,r A1 . Me N151 .Qual E kinda' 3395-. QED Qi .... 19 '1 iWg.Ai? 4fg l xCM.f- a - J-' H , VK. ' v V 7 4. 1 .5950 f - as MJ .A v E ., ig- , ' A G:.a:1:'Z:?N Zi.. X xxw If x ibm RTR- If f a n as S' ,ah Q3-1 515 O ' , 'gh -1' -'O' ff F' . -.. l Q54 Donna M. Carper Beth D. Charles Janet R. Charles Steven Clark Titus L. Dutcher Fred L. Esbenshade Linda I. Esh Margarita Figueroa Miriam E. Forwood Philip L. Frederick Elaine S. Garber Dale L. Gehman Barry E. Geib Douglas Gerlach John D. Gerlach Jose R. Gonzalez Herbert H. Graybill David Groff Dean L. Groff Jean E. Herr Dale L. Hershey James L. Hershey Ronald L. Hershey Kevin D. Hess Park E. Hess Kathleen Hilt Jerry D. Hostetter Kathy S. Hostetter Jay G. Keener Dorothy 1. King Cheryl J. Kreider Jeffrey G. Kreider Marianne I. Kunz Charlene M. Landis Herbert E. Landis Ira I. Landis Stuart L. Landis Janelee F. Lapp Deborahl. Leaman Laurie A. Leaman Grace M. Lefever Richard N. Lehman Kate S. Lehr Sharon R. Lopez J . Daryl Martin Kathy L. Martin Rodney A. Meyers Marcella M. Miller M. Lamar Miller Earl L. Neff . in 1 r., ,lk r 1 .. 15,6 V .f Eileen F . Raifsnider Beth E . Ritz 3 This Was Parf of Being a Freshman f VL L- , I L ya Wm! -' ' .0 :in . 'i X v , , . L . , ! ' 'A S I .. 2, :- an 1' 1 Lui I 51' T2 ,gig 5' ' ' - wax V . iv 1' , L. aa i 5 . if -If if E . f i X 4 f ' ' N A , 1-1 ' ' . 5 iq -, al -1 J -N 'iw ' ...ZZ- vf ' 1. xv' , .,, ,., I xwtmf, 4 +A That was a good lunch! nk 'ii M, that s five overdue books for him . 4360, ., v r it . Q 7 . . 4 J, ,, N' v Q 5- 'fgXf f': 'ff ,Ntf - , ' L . 1 .K K7 . 'fx,jv 3 N whim .1-5' N V 4 :- 8- wt. 'wp Q x x-9 in xv- x-wx x . vi ', , , ay. ' ff ifafa-imzgf I . P- -3 ' ' . . 5- 1 K . 2 m.. -' ,'!.,..' 'fi' 'sq ' . ,.. I. 1 'F Q' V- ' ffl. xgil' - f . . F ,L , . - . J. , VI h Y X I L R 'Leg 1 Wx - H A t1 a': fig . 'W . A 441: 'Q ... M171 lr' lt ,, ,-J pf- .05-r A ., , W ..1- .- . Dawn M. Root 1 , Donna J. Rousseau .,.8- A Leon M. Sell Gary L. Sensenig Geoffrey L. Sensenig Phyllis M. Sensenig Nelson E. Shaiebly J. Edward Shenk Karen J. Shultz John W. Smoker James E. Smucker J. Merle Sollenberger Marjorie L. Stauffer Cynthia J . Steffy Dale E. Stoltzfus Dwight L. Stoltzfus Joy L. Stoltzfus Martine F. Stolrzfus Randy L. Stoltzfus Susan E. Sroltzfus Joanne M. Troxel Jay P. Weaver Jean E. Weber Jeff K. Weber Clifford R. Wenger Brenda L. Wert Duane L. Witrner NOT PICTURED: Brenda J . Horst Wendy D. Huber Maribel Rosado Edwin J. Stoltzfus Elizabeth Santiago John D. Sauder w A 'F as g Q,.. 1 Q -.4 uv, ..,.N4...,.,.1o.-A ,lil 7j,7 ,5.. ,.f- b w : 1:3 6 Senior Chorus Men 's Chorus ..... , . , - ., , . A + . . v' ,fu 4 - ', ...I -- f ... .-.-..-- .-4, - -,. . Y , . . - , . l J 5,1 , - LUN. ,-U' .-.-- : ,..' - , . .via , . W ' 'Z . 1,..I. . 'X '75 '- ' xii' .- ' r .44 ' HORUSES: The Choruses practiced regularly, some every day, and others weekly. They prepared for and gave the first ncert in our new gym. Then they practiced for the Spring Concert. When the programs were over, there was a use of satisfaction at knowing they made a lot of people happy. Meanwhile, Campus Chorale gave Sunday evening services at churches, telling the people about love rougn song. All the choruses tried to praise God and be the channel of His blessing through their voices. Campus Chorale Junior Chorus Ladies Chorus Junior Chorale I .-if lnsfrumenfal Club ABOVE, BACK ROW, left to right: Miriam Brene- man, Richard Winey, Louise Eshleman, Audrey Metzler, Phyllis Sensenig, Doug Gerlach, Audrey Martin, Kathy Hess, Mr. Dan Wenger. FRONT ROW: Marcia Benner, Brenda Wert, Audrey Augsburger, Diane Gehman, Peg Ranck. Dawn Root. Honor Sociefy Getting A's and B's on their report cards was the goal of the members of the Honor Society. Requirements that are even stiffer than national standards make being a member a privilege for the special few. Their main project was planning and making crit slips. LEFT TO RIGHT: Ronda Sauder, Joyce Good, Mr. Frederick, Advisor, Dennis Witmer, Doris J. Lehman, Annette Diffenbach, Crystal Lehman. 103 LAUREL WREATH: Meeting each deadline was the goal of the LAUREL WREATH staff three times this year. To achieve this, we held weekly meetings, stayed after school, and missed classes. We wrote copy, laid out pictures that our photographers took , identi- fied people on each picture, and sold yearbooks. We worked hard, trying to put together a yearbook that would show our year different from any other. We did our best to produce a yearbook of which our school could be proud. ., - 'qt 4 'HQ' -lb 45' 'hi 2 Marcia Good and Ronda Sauder, Editors 'H P471 . -in Hr V. . 5' 'Sf ' I . M 'se' .Q CJ G. In lg ', Qt, :f:',if'.. -' -K KY. '.' Y. I ll' 0' ' I .955-,.4vf--.,., in - 3 ' 'ya , Jeff Stauffer, Business Manager Tim Lease, Photographer: Leon Kraybill, Junior Member Fred Martin, Photographer , I .2 x Diane Gehrnan, Copy Editor: Joan Steffy , Lay-Out Editor 'Qin' 'fx f kvmvt ' ' gm ' gm ' . Q 'IE' n Cl.. The Two Publrcahon Qfaffs Kepf Us Informed. MILLSTREAM: Each month the MILLSTREAM staff struggled to meet their deadline and put out a school newspaper. They told us of things happening around campus and gave us an opportunity to express our thoughts and feelings . Meanwhile , they analyzed each MILLSTREAM when it came - then started all over on the next issue . EDITORS, left to right: Rosanne Longe- necker, editor-in-chief: Mervin Rutt, photographer: Ronald Denlinger, photog- rapherg Elaine Eckman, news: Ann New- swanger, sports: Steve Jarvis, feature: Duane Stoltzfus, assistant. REPORTERS, BACK, left to right: Lester Zeager, Leonard Wolf, Cathy Schnupp, Joyce Good. FRONT: Daryl Groff, Marga- ret Huth, Dawn Root. Cherle Sell, Rick Buckwalter. LOWER LEFT, LAYOUT , left to right: Joanne Troxel, Brenda Krieder. Rhoda Snavely. BELOW, TYPISTS, left to right: Vonni Lefever, Fran Leaman, Dorisl. Lehman, Miriam Breneman, Rosene Beachy. Y 1 M OPTIONAL any D g k'i v, rvr-,,,..1 We get the hint - we're supposed to sell subs. TOP OF PAGE,BACK , left to right: Sue Rutt, Deb Frederick, Krista Miller. JoAnn' Longenecker, Cheryl Sell, Kathy Martin, Julie Hol- linger, Sylvia Martin, Dick Thomas - Advisor, Myron Stoltzfus, John Wert, Annette Diffenbach, Crystal Lehman, Peg Shenk, Greg Petersheim. CENTER: Lucinda Weaver, Marty Wenger, Grace Lefever, Joyce Hollinger, Jay Hoover, Ranee Zimmerman. Alan Jacobs, Joy Leh- man. FRONT: Art Umble, Randy Harris, Titus Dutcher, Jay Keener. Since when can guys make subs? A K N 1' The best part about a sub sale is eating subs - right, Dean? What gentlemen! Come on guys, open the door for her! 393' It looks like some people did care about the paper drive. Laveme. STUDENT COUNCIL: Student council began the year with a sub sale , following it with a can drive and a fund drive. Other activities were Gospel Teams, the posters we saw around , and student chap- els. They also started our Stu- dent Lounge. They showed us how people working together can get something accom- plished . Sfudenf Council, fhe Bridge Befween Adminisfrafion and Sfudenfs. 2 Q 5 K f I 1 'yxsg E,-3 E, F 4?- Q. Qs,, , J r if Era., . -.. ., x .-1 f 31 ' , .,.. - imlf' ., Mm , ' . A' '49 If A A f I i 2 I Alf Il I ll I I I Us u us 1 , f- ra ' - A 'rf' - 44' .,,c. 'fx .' - gag. ,xi 'AA LZ i V fi x A-'f . . Af: ,, v 4-f -. 5,15 -1 V'-1,1 may . , aft 1, wr V 2 5 dx. 1 ' ', M Nw ' I, is I if 'gt' . ' 2 . A 1.!55,g.,.. , Rf' Q2 ' -i . QM: ,T Y Y- 7 '. V , i It ' I J 54-4- - ' ' I .1 . , ' sr ., F .. 1 -Hgff. .-., YA' ' . ' il- Fgl ESL,- 5,:iT.,..?? f' -1- Sharing Resulfs From Learnin UTURE AGRICULTURALISTS OF AMERICA, Facing age, top: The future agriculturalists of America met the hird Wednesday of every month. They listened to arious speakers, learning of different areas in agri- culture . The forty-seven members had fun during the LIBRARY ASSISTANTS , Facing page, bottom: ear. One of their activities was an ice cream party . Giving up their study halls , the Library Assistants ivestock judging was also one of their experiences. helped Miss Zook. They stamped books , organized he club helped them better prepare for their future the cards, and helped put the books back on the ln agriculture . shelves when returned. H .I vii., xs-ed N TEAMS: What do you do when you can't remember the first words of your choric lines? - You write them on hands - of course. Many students volunteered to be on a Gospel team this year. The teams met during Activity Period to lan the programs and then presented them at many different churches. This is an outreach of our school - trying to share a little of what we learn together. TUDEN T LIFE TT X,-5-W , III I rhOi'1Q -31 Floyd - whose purses are you walking off with? Is she home, Mike - or is the phone busy? 'M rl , SQ-'ww' - .':-5 1. 7111, - X fe' x V.: This is the second time I've told you, Frank. that we don't have class meeting tomorrow. Have a Good Dag! S- lt:ALH M . three . . . ftve . . . seven . . . e1ght . . . that's for that bench. guys. Les, tell them to stan number 606 Come on Dave, tie their shoe lacei together! Blessed Savior, We Adore Thee. ' I 11 700-799 I know 1t s here somewhere! BoLh bauenes are dramed . 1 . 1 , U5 'Q f Y - ' - . 1: -,,.:g,,--- ' -,wig ,ew , g 1xq'ig,'1'5f:nk',r ' ' V V, 5, i- .HV4-: 3' .,.,: L 4 V K, V A A , - k q ,gf.,,f g Pss . . . sl, Greg! Slabaugh learns how to make moonshine from the newest book. Doin Dur Daily Chores fbias V 45 -.:3l,.. Sd Je Are the pictures pretty, Bill? Study hall is for studying, and that's what we're doing. Aho. :lu- Adjusting your spectacles, Grandpa? , l W Lauryn t.,AC.1'ClS6S lus green thumb 3 x Q WWE H. n11'wn r ,L A. A z Lawrence does a smooth job. Carmelo, what 3 brig The Pracfical Side of Learnin - Vo-Tech Pau1's in control of things. sid h ni ' k. 7 Ai N.. if- Tiff ?-ig , ,mal Com bread and beans inspire deep theological discussions. Sfop or Re ue In f f I' N-. -b-, P ' 1 N Dan, did you get that ice cream sandwich from selling yearbooks? If Y rm- Mar1in, softball is for the spring. Sue Kreider absorbs Vitamin D . The Adminis- gf' N.. 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V .l u Those books look lonely, don't they? l :PV 2 aw nlf' ' ' Oh no, tomorrow we get our report cards! 2 We Had a Chance fo Show Off Our Talenfs in fhe School Play, 4 Our Town, and in ,ao ' a Fine Arfs Fesfival. e ali? ' 'W y l - V V ,, X -A 1 1 4 4 3' J A 1 tx 1 V ,f .t I I Q . UH. ' 3,5 - 'V1'. , eff J- ' wwe, .1 1 wgfsfgggisfi ' ff: .- 6 5' 4 ummm t' L-.. -- Mr. and Mrs. Gibbs enjoy the moonlight on a beautiful summer even Our Town gossips talk about this evening's chou' pracuce. Em1ly overshadows Wally as they eat breakfast together. 1 I think this picture here should have gotten first prize. ,Av Jay gives his Bicentennial speech. ' x A Kathy plays the saxophone in the first LMH Fine Arts Festival. V l Daryl tells us about how he crossed the Brooklyn Ferry. Julie, please don't get so absorbed in Vince's singing that you forget to turn the page! At least you won't get called in because of your maxi, Va1. ' 'Little Miss Charming' ' d 'M will Charlotte likes this style . Some people go for the more brightly colored ones. 5' an .7. I N... Other people like their scarves rolled up. Man Looks on fhe Uufward Appearance Marlin proudly displays his LMI-I jacket. Dormant dynamite. Yi Xgnvf' if X 15, X y 'Were you or the shin imported. Artie? Not everybody is blessed with round pockets, Dave. ,Q- What are you studying? American History or Human Relationships? The Fillin in fhe Sandwich No, we weren t havrng a snowball battle. I Just wanted to save because it was pretty. Man! Do you guys ever look studious! 7 I ungu-A, 5 What kind of undercover work are you doing , Sharon? I3-1 Someone push Wanda's head down, quick! x 3 N h ' ' There is ' N -1-ii-Q I ' 1 an l 16 .P 4 lg: 3'-Qi-1 no frigate like a book to take us lands afar. h1Hw Donn, We Were aFmmH of78. You mean to tell me you're studying after study time, Twila? . 3 'JK 1 I 5 at ' 1 1 ,, O HL 1 ., C 1 ., , Good form. Duane, but your steps are messed up. Sometimes it's hard to study in the dorm, but Joyce seems manage it. ' f 'Q.. . 4'f',:::,..4T:IfZ?f'f'f5'?1- -VASQFJ . V k., ., . '. ' . . ' 4 - . 1. ,V , NA ' , 1 ' . s -'Q ., -- -. ', - es- -0. keep a hold on that :ce I don I want to float down is., V 'jf' Q-ai, Is Parem's Night the best meal you have in the dorm, Joanna? And I told her to go get lost. We Shared Evergfhin : Clofhes, Rooms, and Lives. Joanne - ir's hard to believe you find it so enjoyable. :Qu V., 'Mi nn '-'imn . V ' , - - , -1. , h.,-g .. .r .c v ,Vw V .,!33M..,g,3A ' . , . if we .4 - -4 X Everybody smiles at supper - especially Sharon. We understand, Fred. 'f, gfa ' . ,. Via s c a r- V P g- ??'E4.',,n'?'l1f1 ,1jis.Q qv g4,,.,, V 1 Q . - , lf, ff- V V.-uf?-. when the Mill Stream becomes a river, Linford practices his George Washington throw. Rock music is not conducive to good study habits. :fu 4.' . ,. WZ W , . .WA -Y N -4. A break in the routine. Not too short. Abby, please! IN t B W H ' L 4 . t 1 t W John and Vince show no partiality. Time for your bedtime stories, girls. Conditions are favorable for study is the book? M Twila needs a shelter in the time of storm. A dorm student's prayer. 5-. , va .6 fa U .E . 'SY-, 'ii' tax: ' N , Q ,X A I N :Fr fc - , 'S 141 LK Q 1 I A little elbow grease is good for anybody, Mallard. gr ffil, And We Felf af Home G f. lfiffrfa .gilf 27? . Do you really consider yourself a born loser, Greg? .ian 'il A .'-Y '40 ' I-. '35, W MQ E W ' Z Q M Vi, A 3 ,x ',- . , I Q a V sag ., - ' J i w y imi r . IF :. N 59 fra x mf T N fx if., 5' A ' ..,A, I .1q., s I w -.- ml? K . SPOR T9 ' X 1 I J., 11. a- . PN M S Q -fs. I .0 Y W Q ,. -rf ll .4- Q. , if 1 -1 . 14.,5 4' lm '5' ,,'M AJ 'Tfw N: W2-'im Yv':F,.,: pf , sl .fu-1 .gf ZYTQV ' -'bs Neff' - ' .,, I 51-. - 1 . '.x vx:, '-0:5-1f N'fl' 71 5'r' 12. 5 'Ft ' 1 ,,, -x .'5 g1.r 9 1 v' . L ,, -f , Q. gn,-sv nt Q' 'fs v Si T4 . as q X N x ,gg 4 r4 .3 N 'E ' us X What does it really mean to play in a sport? Hockey, cross country, soccer, basketball, track, or softball - what are the benefits? Some of the more noticeable aspects are wind sprints, exercises, and aching muscles: but also included is the satisfaction of knowing that you are in good physical shape . There is always excitement and tension, coaches happy and coaches otherwise . There are victories like beating CD in bas- ketball for the first time, and sweeping the first five places in the cross country tournament, but also defeats like losing again to CD in the soccer tournament. Some personal benefits one receives are discipline and les- sons in relationships. Yes, vic- tory is sweet, but defeat can also become a learning experience. Many LMHers have found the effort worthwhile . CROSS COUNTRY, BACK, left to right: Mike King Kevin Warfel Wes Nolt Barry Kreider Dave Gochnauer Alvin Mast Leonard Wolf FRONT: Duane Stoltzfus, Rosanne Longenecker manager Margaret Huth Rosene Beachy manager Chris Slabaugh Debbie Frederick Ina Sue Housman. Girls Joined fhe Cross Counfry Team as They Confin ued Their Breafhfakin Time Run , 4. .-, 1 ,,-N., ...W . - '59s- 'il'f:f r'2'.'r-:F .. f .. frm - ' .V f - -42-91-' hu- --:F-ffz 4-. f ' X q,. ,-xgvz..-ff:-A,-,-..4ef'g ' , .. '-:.95ife.y..,1--,:'1,-be1::,f+tkw L. r 4.4.51f::.a2f4a:i:5,s.,.LQ'3: '. A4--.uni , ' -WO! T vw..- 1493 4---, A it Way to run, Mike. I'm ready to go home now, Mr. Bender Come on. Dave, he's right. behind you. Warm up good, Duane , you'11 be hor later. xt Mx S. J U 7 3 .sr 9 1 a ,. ff? ,9- 0 F 'l ' 'Gm Q L- I .R Z ' f w..-- va. an I. E... ' ' . - HW! , A - 'ir ' gf-M31 .,xA .' . Mn. . X . I 'uin- J S z sr? f 55x .4 1 1 J x .Ml ' X r .,, 4 .,.,.Q, . Sn u 3' .Ibm G-Sagf 'R' LX, r E r,x - , 1 X 7q5'3'kw 4 :xq s ,we , N A 5' ll V Ku .JR X .gl fied?-' Kr, 11? V .1 . , 1, ..'Y 'J - . I ,f...,,4. r.-9:55, 1,45 , ' .'-c.: xl. xx, ,f X , .. tm. w x r .. w ' .,: b' 1 QQ ' 1 0 ' , 1' '- J '5w. 5 f' ' 32 -E252 A f mv g 5 I 5, 1: ' . f - 1 N W ' ' .' l 3rfEs.: 5'-,E . V A V.: ,..g. ., . 4 V, - 'wa - , M. .. ,,..,,., . . 3, -e i .Q'.a 4 5 ' af., JSF- A r. F -Qs .2 ,x A , - f' jf 'QHJ E 4.-vi 1 ' , X. q H X . .nhl l. na, 890 Y X mr, ' ,z -x' I 11' -I, , -' ' I v ' . ' , , ' X ' ' . L.. ' Q, ., s I Y . 'K 1 ' .j Q- ,v , I , X ., I -1 ,' - I P I , , , I , V --, . ffw - ' . , 1 '. . Q -a , ,X.,::l,- A hir, -I-. :'-1g,.2-H,-WU K, ., I - f 4 1 l uf. .. - Q1:,.. 1 .-.. mit.-afgivqle- . l ,rg !, - 4' 1. .VH ,zxov .Ll ' uf. , ,. v ,A . af . I 1 '. :V , JQL f 1 A '1 'W - 'a Oi'-S.. GIRL'S VARSITY BASKETBALL, ON LADDER AT TOP: Deb Kreider, Sharon Buckwalrer, Mary Yun- ginger, Dottie Kreider, Lorraine Albin, Kathy Rheinheimer, Ann Newswanger. STANDING: Doris Lehman, Joan Steffy, Rose Burk- holder, Fran Lehman, Lucinda Weaver, Marry Kelly - Coach. KNEELING: Lois Groff. 142 V 'Usa ,. me Lucinda. at fifty-eight to two, to lose . .1-.11 V d,,....q R A Ill W.,- Teamwork adds two more points you haven'1 much Concenuation is the key ro the game if . 8 GIRL'S IR. VARSITY BASKETBALL, BACK ROW: Mrs. Kelly, Chris Newswanger, Charlene Landis, Grace Lefever, Alice Buckwalter, Brenda Burkhart. FRONT ROW: Deb King, Dawn Root, Karen Stoltzfus, Joanne Troxel. -.V X. il- L was that you who stuck her gum on the basketball , Mary? Co e , She might be bigger Debbie , but she's not beuer. The Baskefball Season Sfarfed Uff af Ross 143 The Beskef- bell Teams Grafefully Made Use of fhe New Gym. BOY'S VARSITY BASKETBALL. BACK ROW, left to right: Del Glick, Tim Lease, Jim Baer, Con- rad Martin, Dave Gochnauer. Dave King, Randy Stoltzfus, Deryl Denlinger . Doronhea Srolrzfus . FRONT ROW, left to right: Randy Lapp, Lyle Gascho, Frank Albrecht. Leonard Wolf, Bill ' Buckwalter, Darlene Rohrer. li ,jf ,if . The ref wanches in awe at Bi11's outstanding maneuver. I don't believe it, I jusi don't believe it P ---J f Plz' E Good shot, Bill: it's going in! Keep trucking, Deryl. You're halfway there. Hey, Lyle, is it time? Yes, Frank, it's time. ,-v' .4 And Home Games Are Truly af Home. BACK ROW: Ed Stohzfus, Dave Goch- nauer, Dave King, Leonard Wolf, Tyrone Brown. FRONT ROW: Del Glick. Coach, John Frey, Tom Wen- ger, Randy Lapp. Nathan Hershey. nb Sig' 22 cw :4 .-. F9 .-. 5 cu ... 5 'U :r .-. on :r cw 5-1 FU as :1 o. kc .3 UQ :s o F! cn 5 -rz P1 nw :I if :r rv 0 cv 5. F' o. o so :I -Q .- 33 .-. ::1 on ,.. w-271 S Y' i I Coach is behind you. You've got him , Randy and Lyleg next time go for the ball. W ...QQ I I I 1 , .. , U rm , 5,3 ..-:if-f' I hx U I A Hurry. Lyle. two seconds left! 147 -531,5 ll 'Lo T' .X A. .N ossxq U QE A Fxsnnlkooxcw' ' VARSITY , A V ITY ' ,I , Y K 3 I T I P. 'I R jf' Qg ' li 1 ' .A - -2 rl , 1 I - 'gljq' 4 .u f K L N X.- ,N X ' Cedar Grove as F ,I U iq, f by X : W' ' ---!.f.--7 LMH ---------- 4 Belleville LMH ---------- 1 b C.D. --- - ,, ,5.j , :-'H j i? Fa1Lh C .QU LMH-:- - Qf cedar 55:1 LMH---. -- 5 Y' De1co-- ug: LMH ellevill LMH Alumni gi LMH e1co-- --5 LMH , I I ncaste 112 LMH --- ------ 'High Point Complete Record: 11-1-1 JUNIOR VARSITY LMH ---------- 1 Lancaster Co. Day -O Complete Record: 3-3-2 VARSITY -I it Complete Recordr in Ili village ol 01190-IA!-IMIM Pfl!l11l5l'lMfWM ith Jw nah MOTOR INN AND RESTAURANT 32 Rooms Direcf Dial Phones Color TV, Full Bain Individual Air Conditioning and I-leaf Phone I7 I 7l 768-827l 7 Miles Eas'I' of Lancaster on Rou+e 340 Bird-in-Hand, Pa. I7505 A Differen+ WorId A A 6 . Specializing in Home Cooking. Wedding Recepiions and Banqueis. Conference Rooms PAUL'S MOBILE HOMES INC. Mobile and Modular Homes RI . 30 Paradise , PA 687-7629 Congratulations to the Graduation Class of '76 Compliments of . . . CHVBI' VICTGR F. WEAVER, INC. 403 S . Custer Ave. New Holland, Pa. AND GIFT SHOP Route 272 Akron , Penna . P.O. Box 71 MYERS AKRON RESTAURANT METERED GAS SERVICE, INC. Gas Appliances Telephone C7175 665-3588 Manheim , PA WEAVER'S NATU RAL FOODS, INC. 37 Market Square Manheim, Penna. 17545 Phone C7175 665-6871 Home Style Cooking and Baking For All Your Natural Food Needs - Phone See Weavers! Serving You Over 24 Years The Most Complete Health Food Store in the Area. Mail Orders Accepted Gift Certificates Snack Bar 717 I 354-2380 Route 23 New Holland, Pa. 77557 Strawberry Pie Specialty J. B. ZIMMERMAN 81 SONS, INC. TWIN PINE AUTO SALES INC. 7146? L aw 1. GE TV and Appliances Route 322 0,2 EDN B Q 312 'N' uv 'J TWIN 2 50 ' Sales and Services PINE Blue Ball Only. Blue Ball 394-4955 Strasburg 687-7381 150 O 2 Miles W.ofEpI1ra+a I928 W. Main S+. Ephrara, Pa. l7522 Us 7I733-6548 PHOTOGRAPHY 81 ADVERTISING CStudio by the Bridgej Everett Newswanger 1028 Penn Grant Rd. 717-464-2221 Lancaster, Pa. 17602 SAUDER BROS- KREIDER DAIRY FARM Sander Loaders Buckets Farm Fresh Milk Blades Home Made Ice Cream New Holland Penna 17557 Rd. 135 Box 665 717 S54 8721 or 9801 Manheim a HERITAGE Equipment - Parts - Service. I NC, BIN KLEY 81 H U RST BROS. 814 tm Pike Phone C7175 626-4,705 L1t1tz Penna 17543 133 State Rd Phone 717 626 2091 Rothsville, Pa. 17543 Compliments of R. W. SAUDER INC. S. CLYDE WEAVER F hE res ggs Produced on Pann-Dutch Farm I N C, Lrtrtz Perma 626 2074 East Petersburg, Pa. MILL STREAM ,J ,- l , wt , N V i ww w lfatfifmg iffy, ppt ., ig ,jrpff-u, . -.ft wl if wht-.' elim 'i lfiftfif -ffm ftlfi f, qi fi ' 7 f?2i??L w. 1-,ri ,:- , Q-as . ' f :sr Q 7 Q . V N 'ti , ,,,'.' m yi'-Wh X lG,t g.l,QXW I+.-., if w , . it rggx, 4 -me s WW, ., it N ' W' 'WWW ii ti lt N11 H t wtlilt' ,wit w,.- ww wt W N ew, ' MoToR LODGE Landis , does that tickle your funny bone? Who says college grads can't secure jobs? COLLEGE GCJSI-IEN INDIANA When you're job-hunting, the employer will often hire the person with the most schooling. If you're a college grad, you can offer more training and experience in working with people and ideas than many who have no college. A four-year college program prepares you for a specific career area and for future career mobility. Further, if you're from Goshen, you have the help of a Career Services staff to place you in that important first full-time job .... And, a practicum-internship in your chosen field to introduce you to the world of work and increase your employability. Of our 1975 graduates who chose schoolteaching, 90 per cent are in the classroom or teaching-related positions. The percentages are also impressive for our graduates in business and nursing. We also send graduates on to further study in medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, law, and the ministry. Goshen sees a college education as a personal investment by you - to give you vision, career flexibility, and Christian and spiritual values for a lifetime. TRANSFER E on TWO-YEAR CAREER More than half of all college freshmen begin their educational pilgrimage at a two-year school. The focus and energy of the whole college are aimed and expended toward freshmen and sophomores. They are the important ones-the only ones. Stu- dents at Hesston prepare for transfer to Goshen, EMC and other four-year colleges or take one of seventeen two-year career programs. il g Hesston College Hesston, Kansas 67062 WITMER'S GREENHOUSES INC 71 Greenfeild Rd. Lancaster, Pa. 17602 Phone 392-2100 Growers of the Finest if Spring Flower and Vegetable Plants if Foliage Plants ik Assorted Flowering Pot Plants Q Poinsettias ak Pot Mums 00llEG WHYS FUR lIBEllIll ARTS So much here abets your will to go beyond basics: A stimulating faculty, personally involved with their st dentsg 2. Action programs to enlist your Christian co mitment as you learn, 3. A satisfying sense of commu ity with our 900 studentsg 4. More options than a other private college offers-70 majors, including o Philadelphia campusg 5. A first class education with i valuable beyond books experience. To be more tha just another college graduate, take Messiah's beyon basics approach to learning-and to life. Write Pa Snyder, Admissions Director, Grantham, PA 17027 HURST BROTHERS Builders and Developers P. O . BOX 566 Lititz, PA WE BUILD THE HOUSE: YOU BUILD THE HOME 626-2006 Quality Seeds for Over 60 Years for Farm - Garden Agents for DEKALB CORN SUDAX We carry a complete line of Ag Chemicals Weed Killer - Insectiscides Fertilizers We are located 5 Miles East of Lancaster along Route 340 Phone 717-299-2571 P. L. ROHRERQZL BRO. INC. Smoketown, PA 17576 TAU F F E R of 60011 HY M R 75 Q Eu! PIII b g Q FEATURING I ef ,X Lititz N 6 'fsb.,,,1'gfa 1 nom: Qi A f- Q ' Garden Fresh Fruits and Vegetables 5 ' dw' ' Dutch Food and Gift Packages .-umm. ga i 2 4 P ' Craft Departments .AW W, A ' Trim Shop and Garden Departments Q M 3 LANCASTER Q g,,,,,,,,,,,,,, -, ' Nursery, Fence and Patio ,,,,,,M,,, .J -4'f '-:,,.,, ' Gift Fruit Baskets Artistically Arranged I I I w E Bllnfnure 5 LITITZ LANCASTER ROHRERSTOWN LEOLA 3 lm- W 9 P-'TL VXYQXTVYV mv AC 717 Rt 222 CLOSED 3 Lititz Pike Rt. 501 1850 Dragon Pike 301 Rohremown 370 W Main Sat. 'til 6 . . - Rd. ' ' 6 626-4771 569-2688 391-4111 5 4 4 656-233 is SHNPGV You called? Sue in the Garden of Eden. LANCASTER EQUIPMENT CENTER INC. Box 1, Kinzers, Pa. 17585 WEAVER'S MEMORIALS INC Granite and Marble Authorized Rock of Ages Dealer - Phone - 213 W. Main St. 17173422-4186 New Holland, PA 17557 C7175 678-8916 Say cheese, Steve. Are you doing something legal, Ranck? STEREO BARN -if Tape Decks -A' Pioneer Q -Ar Turntables if Technic Old Route 222 qi Ephrata, Pennsylvania Phone 215-267-2955 If that's what our yearbook is going to look like - I quit L EAM A N DENLINGER, INC. PLACE Complete Line of Wood Trusses Building Materials Wall Panels I N C 0 R R E D esign Prehung rafting Doors '76 8- 8244 Paradise , Pa . 17 562 Store Hours A Monday - noon to 9 P.M. Lincoln Highway East Tues. , Wed. , 5at. - 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. Paradise' Pennsylvania 17562 Tl'lLlI. and FII. - 8 A.M. IO 9 P.M. RISTEN BATT I le fp VACUUM CLEANING SERVICE Sales. Parts. Repairs Lancaster County's Largest Vacuum 1 eane I 613313, ijf' Thousands of Parts - Hundreds of Cleaners 1'724 Linc. Hwy. East Route '72 Lancaster South of Manheim 299-5311 665-5126 Daily 6-5100 Fri. 8-9100 '7 Miles East of Lancaster on Route 30 687 -8434 KAUFFIv1AN'S LEOLA Home Grown Fruits Peaches Apples Grapes Cherries in Season Sweet Cider Year Round Meats Specialize in Quarters and Sides of Beef. We Also Process Your Own Groceries A. L. KAUFFMAN, 86 SONS Two Miles West of Intercourse on Rt. 340 Phone 768-3631 158 Radial Tire Specialists 288 W. Main St. Leola, PA 17540 C7175 656-2574 C7175 656-6181 TIRE SERVICE INC. +Passenger +Farrr1 and ruck Tires 'L .J C 1 .,' ' x' f , I , 1 .f -' r v AY: ' 3 'Q N :41 it t ii lv - Open Thursday 9-5 P . M . Friday 9-9 P. M. saturday s-5 P.M. Home Dressed Meats Pork and Beef Hams and Bacon Freezer Meats and Foods Scrapple Orders Taken for Sides of Beef Custom Slaughtering Ready for Your Freezer Hamburger Patties for Outdoor Cooking STOLTZFUS MEAT MARKET Intercourse, PA Three Blocks East of Intercourse Square on the Newport Pike or Route 882 A Lancaster Mennonite graduate talks about Eastern Mennonite College If I were a fish, I would liken EIVIC to a huge river. I haven't raised the water level by swimming in it, but l've met many other fish from many different creeks, and all of us together make quite a school. Fighting the current by swimming upstream can seem quite exhausting-even futile at times-but it certainly prepares one for the oceans that lay ahead. -Philip IVI. Shenk lVIt. Joy, Pa. ' ' ' For more information write or call: Office of Admissions Eastern Mennonite College 2 Harrisonburg, VA 22801 Phone i703i 433-2771, ext. 333 Exotics Choice Terrariums Bedding Vegetable Plants oBERi-ioLTzER Q ' m Oi M, 'X 5251- HOME of FINE FOODS Country Smoked lvleacs and Cheese in Brickerville Manheim' pa' on Route 322 MEADOWBROOK FA RMER's MARKET LEOLA, P - TWIN SLOPE FARMER'S MARKET MORGANTOW Lititz R. 1, Pa. 17543 Tel. 626-8053 wo Compliments of . . HOLLINGERS FARM MARKET FAVDFIITE manufacturing inc. RD 1 CBOX 1765 New Holland, Pennsylvania 17557 Telephone Q717j 354-5158 HENRY B. HCDCJVER INC. 1731 West Main Street Ephrata , Penna. FEEDS SEEDS FERTILIZERS Lawn and Garden Supplies For Your Clothing Needs Try 6300035 Store, Zinc. RD M2 East Earl, Pa. On Route 23 Next to Shady Maple I. G. A . -A' Clothing if Shoes af Sewing Material if Dry Goods if Sporting Goods A' House Wares A' Hardware and Paints JACCDB W. NAU MAN INC. Lumber Millwork Paint and Hardware RD 4 Box 1 - Manheim, Pa. 17545 Phone 665-2312 MILLERS GREEN HCUSES Growers of Quality Plants Landlsville PA Compliments of ERB'S FGOD MARKET 162 B omberger is Deli Bakery Hardware Self Service Floor Covering Meats Laundromat Power Equipment Barber Shop Abreu, Miriam L. 6, 92 Acosta. David 6. 92 Albin, Lorraine F. 37, 142 Groiyf, Daryl 78, 80, 98, 105, 123, 136 ,Q Albrecht, Frank D. 36, 37. 98, 112 4 1 5 Augsburger, Andy F. 87. 113 Augsburger, Audrey K. 79, 98, 103, 140 , 144. Baer, James W. 37, 112, 144, 145 Baer, Melanie A. 87, 101 Bare, Julia A. 87, 101 Banlett, Laurie A. 87. 101 Beachy, Joanne M. 12, 79, 98, 130 Beachy, Rosene J. 39, 98, 100, 102, 105, 132. 138. 148 Bechtel, James A. 79, 108 Becker, Dan H. 38, 116 Becker, Deborah L. 28, 87 Becker, Marian E. 87, 101 Beiler, Dale L. 38. 98, 99 Beiler, Daniel G. 79, 98, 99, 100, 119 Beiler. Fannfhy E. 92, 101 Beiler. Floy D. 39. 98, 99, 112 Beiler, John W. 87, 101 Beiler, Karen J. 39, 98, 102 Beiler, Larry L. 92 Beiler, Loretta J. 39, 98, 102 Beiler, Paul E. 39, 100, 116 Beiler, Rosalind J. 92, 101 Bender, Lorraine K. 79, 98 Bender, Robert M. 20. 139 Benner, Lamar M. 79 Benner. Marcia J. 79, 98, 102, 108 Blank. IvanJ. 79, 80, 99, 108 Blank, Nelson R. 87, 101, 102 Boll, Cynthia 87 Bontrager, J. Michael 79, 98, 100, 136, 137 Boose, Mabel 33 Bowman, Leon M. 79 Bowman. Mabel 33 Bowman, Mae 33 Bowman, Ma A. 98, 102 Breneman. J.rl.arry 15, 79, 98, 108 Breneman, Miriam G. 40. 98, 103, 105 Breneman, Roseanne S. 20 Brenneman, J. Richard 15, 40, 98, 99 Brown, Tyrone 87, 108, 118, 146 Brubaker. Dennis B. 79, 98 Brubaker, Edward D. 93, 94, 101 Brubaker, J. Lester 4, 5, 18 Brubaker, Loisl. 87, 101, 148 Bruckhart, Rosene 93, 101 Buckwalter, Alice Y. 87, 101, 102, 141, 143 Buckwalter, Richard 79, 98, 99, 105, 119 Buckwalter, Sharon M. 40, 77, 112, 140, 142, 143 Buckwalter Vincent 10, 40, 123, 148 Buckwalter William R. 78, 79, 98, 125. 136. 137. 144. 145 Burkhart, Brenda J. 86. 87, 101, 126, 143 Burkhart, Carol D. 79, 98, 102 Burkhart, Janet E. 92, 93, 101 Burkholder, Rose M. 41. 142 Burkholder. Virlgie G. 79 Caley, Jim D. 9 Carper. Donna M. 93, 101 Charles, Beth D. 93, 101 Charles, Daniel E. 87, 101 Charles, Janet R. 93 Charles, Jonathan E. 20 Clark. Stephen 93, 108, 118 Clygrier, Laveme J. 41, 98, 106, 107, 1 Clymer, Leonard J. 49. 98, 99, 136 Dagen, Brendal. 13, 41 Dexter. Lois A. 87. 101 Denlinger, Cindi D. 87, 101 Denlinger, Deryl L. 41, 144, 145 Denlinger. Mary A. 87. 101 Denlinger, Ronald K. 42, 105 Dietz, Anna L. 87, 101 Dietz. Myron S. 21 Dietz, PhilipJ. 98, 119 Dietzel, Daniel L. 21, 32 Diffenbach, C. Annette 42, 98, 100, 102. 103. 106. 121 Dimitris. William 79 Downs. Nancy E. 79 Dutcher, Naomi F. 42, 98, 100, 102, 131 Dutcher, Titus L. 93, 101, 102, 106 Eberly, Donna 87, 101, 126 Eberly. Judy F. 87. 101. 102 Ebersole, Cylnthia A. 79, 98 Ebersole, Jo n 33 Eby, Donna F. 42. 98 Eby, Jane L. 79. 98. 102 Eby, Linda L. 24, 79, 98 Ec man, Elaine F. 43. 77. 105 Embleton, Jay R. 36, 43, 99, 100, 112 Engel, Carol J. 43, 98 Erb, Leslie E. 26, 43, 113 Esbenshade, Fred L. 93, 101 Esbenshade, Linda J. 87, 101 Esch, Brenda L. 80, 98 Esh, Barbara A. 87. 101. 118 Esh, LindaJ. 93, 124 Esh, S. Jane 43 Eshleman. Leanne H. 80, 98, 102 Eshleman. l.ouise H. 86, 87, 101, 103 Espenshade, Kevin R. 87 Figlueroa, Margarita 6, 93 Fis er. Marty . 80, 98, 102 Forry, Joseph A. 44 Forwood, Miriam E. 93, 101 Frank, Audrey J. 44, 98, 100 Frankhouser. Mary E. 44 Frederick, Debra A. 80, 98, 106, 138 Frederick, Mary 19 Frederick, Isaac L. 19, 103 Frederick, Phili L. 93 Frey. John M. 87. 108. 118. 146 Frey, Kathy J. 87, 125 Frey, Sandra J. 80, 98, 141 Frey, Susan A. 44, 98, 141 Frey, Susan E. 44, 98, 100, 102, 156 Frey, Twila J. 36, 45, 98, 102, 128, 132. 133 Funk, Joanne K. 45, 98 Garber, David A. 97, 108 Garber, Dawn M. 87, 101 Garber, Elaine S. 93, 101 Garber, Fred R. 45, 116 Garman, Nanc R. 101, 108 Garman. Ruth 33 Gascho, LyleJ. 12, 45, 138, 144, 145 Gehman, Dale L. 93, 101 Gehman, Daryl L. 87, 101, 102, 108 Gehman, Diane E. 46, 77, 103, 104 Gehman, Jane M. 80. 98, 102 Gehman, Janet N. 21 Gehman, M. Florence 46 Geib, Barry E. 93, 94 Geib, Carolyn L. 80, 98, 102 Geib. Ronald L. 88 Gerlach, Douglas 93, 101, 103, 127 Gerlach, John D. 93 Gerlach, Judy M. 46, 77, 98 Gibson, Tammil. 80, 108, 141 Ginder. Beverl A. 88, 101 Ginder. Mariel.. 47, 121, 141 Gingerich, Barbara L. 47, 98, 113 Gingerich, Kenneth L. 88, 101 Gish. Lynn M. 47, 98, 102 Gleim. Robin A. 80. 98. 122 Glick. Charlotte J. 32, 36 Glick, DelJ. 22, 32, 144, 146, 147 Glick , Dennis 88 Gochnauer, David 80, 98, 99, 138, 139, 144. 147 Gozalez, A. Ray 80, 116 Gozalez, Jose R. 93 Good, Don M. 101, 102 Good, E. Joan 47 Good, Joyce E. 47, 98, 103, 105 Good, Lauren R. 12, 80, 98, 99 Good. Marcia L. 47, 98, 102 Good. Marcus A. 80. 98. 104 Good. Noah G. 22 Graybill , Donavon R. 80, 139 Graybill, Herbert H. 93, 108 Gra bill, James H. 80, 83 Groff, David 93, 136 Groff, Dean L. 93, 108 Groff, E . Lois 80, 98, 140, 142 Hahn, Millard 80, 98, 108 Hahn, Norman L. 88 Harnish, C. Rosene 48, 98 Harnish, Cheryl L. 81, 98,' Harnish, David L. 48, 108 Harnish. Jeffrey D. 48. 98 Hamish, Shirley A. 48, 98, Harris. Randal G. 81, 106, 102 102 113 99 . 108 . 113 , 102 136. 137 Hege. Harold A. 81 He ler, Joseph L. 22 Helmuth , Phiuip N. 19 Herr, Elizabeth 33 Herr, Jean E. 98, 101 Herr. Joanne L. 78, 81, 98, 114 Herr, Minerva 33 Herr. Nevin L. 88 Herr, Susan K. 50, 98, 100 Hershey, Clifford N. 88, 101, 108 Hershey, Dale L. 93, 108 Hershey, James L. 93, 101, 107 Hershey, Lucille S. 88, 101 Hershey , Nathan R. 88. 101, 126 Hershey, Ronald L. 93, 94, 101 Hershey, Verna M. 81, 98, 102 Hertzler, J. Randall 88 Hertzler, Jeanette L. 81, 98, 102 Hertzler, Joe D. 81 Hess, Carol Y. 81, 98. 141 Hess. Cynthia P. 50, 98 Hess, David B. 88, 101 Hess, Dean F. 81, 107, 119 Hess, Ernest M. 18, 36 Hess, Esther G. 81, 98, 102 Hess, Kathleen R. 81, 98. 102. 103, 123 Hess, Kevin D. 93 Hess, Lucille M. 49, 98 Hess, Park E. 93, 94, 107, 108 Hess, Pauline 19, 107 High, Linda J. 27, 88. 101 High, Nancy J. 49, 98, 100, 102, 121 Hi t. Kathleen Y. 93 Hollinger, Brenda J. 88 Hollinger, Clyde M. 22 Hollinger, Edwin R. 88, 101 Hollinger, J. Clair 23, 113 Hollinger, Joey L. 88, 101, 102 Hollinger, Joylce E. 88, 101, 106 Hollinger, Ju 'e E. 49, 98. 106 Hollinger, Louann M. 81, 98, 141 Hollinger, Shirley A. 81 Hoover, Jay 81, 98, 100, 106. 123, 136 Hornberger, Linda L. 88. 101 Horning. J. Ronald 50 Horning. Joanne 88 Horning, Larry L. 81, 100 Horst. Brenda J. 101 Horst, Mervin E. 88. 101, 102 Horst. Sharon E. 49, 127 Horst, Shirley A. 81. 98. 108 Hostetter, Arthur N. 88, 108 Hostetter, Chris N. 88 Hostetter Hostetter , Cynthia M. 36, 50, 112, 165 , Galen H. 89, 90, 108 Hostetter. G. Robert 50, 98, 99, 100 Hostetter, Jerry D. 93, 101. 102 I-lostetter, Joanne 19, 32 Hostetter. Kathy E. 50 Hostetter Kathy S. 93. 114 Hostetter Ronda J. 81, 98 l-lostetter Sylvia A. 50, 98, 102 I-lousman Ina S. 81 138 Huber. Wendy D. 101 Huth, Margaret M. 51. 98, 105. 138 Jacobs, Alan R. 89, 106 Jarlweig, Steven D. 81, 98, 99, 103, 105, Lease, Rebecca M. 89 Lefever, Grace M. 94, 101, 106, 141, 143 Lefever, Ruth 33 Lefever, Yvonne J. 56. 98. 102, 105 Lehman 106 , Crystal F. 56, 98, 100, 103, Lehman, Doris A. 57, 98 Lehman, Dorisl. 57, 98, 103, 105, 142 Lehman, John D. 57, 108 Lehman, Joy C. 89, 101, 106 Lehman, Marilyn R. 31, 82, 98 Lehman, Nancyl. 82, 98 Lehman, Richard N. 94. 101, 107 Lehman Lehman , Robin R. 57. 98. 102 Stephen 89 Lehr, Gregory R. 82 Kanagy, Barbara A. 23, 86 Kanagy, Cindy D. 81. 98 Kanagy, Lamar E. 86, 89, 101 Kann, Michele R. 89 Kauffman, Janet R. 81 Kauffman, Jeanette L. 81, 82, 98 Kauffman, Thelma J. 51 Lehr, Kate S. 94, 101, 114 Longenecker. Charles B. 24 Longenecker, JoAnn 82, 98, 102, 106 Longenecker, Rosanne E. 58, 98, 105, 132. 138, 148 Lopez, Sharon R. 94, 101, 102 Martin Anna Mary 33 Oyola. Carmen L. 90 Oyola, Hilda R. 7, 63 Oyola, Luis E. 90 Patterson, Richard E. 27, 90 Peifer. Judith R. 83. 98 Peters. David L. 83 Petersheim, Gregory 83, 98. 99, 100, 106. 133 Pierantoni, Debra J. 83, 98 Pogue. John H. 90. 101 Rarfsnider, Carol A. 90, 101 Raifsnider, Eileen F. 94, 101 Raifsnider, Lloyd M. 83, 98, 100 Raifsnider, Susan M. 83, 98, 102, 121 Ranck, Eileen A. 23, 90. 101, 118 Ranck. James L. 7, 63, 108, 156 Ranck, Patsy A. 83, 98 Ranck, Peggy S. 90, 103 Redcay, G enda J. 90, 101 Redcay, Twila D. 83, 98, 102 Reed, Grace K. 84, 98 Reiff, Betty A. 90. 101 Reinford. Merle R. 26 Ressler, Linda S. 84, 98, 102 Keener, Emelie B. 89, 101, 102, 103 Keener, Jay G. 93, 106 Keener, Joanna G. 51, 98, 102, 129 Keener, J. Willard 51, 98, 120 Keens, Ruth A. 81, 114 Kelley, Mark A. 23 K?ley, Martha L. 23, 140, 141, 142. 43 Kennel, Grace A. 52, 98, 102 Kennel, Sue E. 81, 98 Kennel, Timothy L. 81. 98, 99 Kepiro. Suzanne E. 52, 98 Kreider, Brenda J. 53, 98, 100. 102, 105 Kiirlgg David R. 81, 98, 119, 125, 144, King, Deborah S. 89, 101, 141, 143 King. Dorothyl. 89, 101 King, Dorothyl. 93, 101 King, Galen E. 52 King, Kevin P. 14, 53, 108, 119, 148 King, Michael L. 53, 98, 100, 112. 138. 139. 145 King, Sharon L. 89, 101, 102, 130 Kraybill, Leon S. 31, 82, 98, 99, 104, 136. 137 Kreider, Barry R. 13, 53, 108, 138 Kreider, Cheryl L. 82. 98. 101, 102, 141 Kreider, Cheryl J. 94 Kreider, Debbie L. 53, 112, 140, 142, 143 Kreider Dottie L. 54, 140, 142, 143 Kreider: Jeffrey C. 93, 101 Kreider, Joni . 82, 98 Kreider, Linda K. 89 Shirk , Kreider, M. Stanley 24 Kreider, Marian J. 82, 126 Kreider, Susan E. 82, 108, 119, 140 Kunkle, Gary L. 82, 85. 136 Kurtz, Marianne J. 94, 101 Kurtz, Pe gy F. 82 Landis, Cgarlene M. 94, 101, 141, 143 Landis, Cheryl J. 54, 98, 100, 102, 140 Landis, Christine G. 24 Landis, Dale L. 82, 116 Landis, Debra A. 89, 101 Landis, Herbert E. 94, 101 Landis, Ira Jay 94 Landis, Janice L. 54, 98, 102 Landis. Ken H. 82 Landis, Richard E. 54, 108, 153 Landis , Landis , Landis Sarahl. 55, 98 Sharon L. 55, 77, 98, 102, 127 Stuart L. 94 108 Nafziger Landrau. Maria 55 Landrau. Santa 89 Lantz, Bertha C. 82, 98 Lantz, Paul E. 89, 108 Maninf Audrey L. ss, 101, 103 Martin '1 115. 44 Martin, Carol A. 82, 98, 140 Martin Cheryl A . 89 Martin: Cheryl R. 82, 98 Martin, Daniel L. 89, 101, 108 Martin, Fredrick L. 58, 98, 104, 130 Martin, Gerald E. 18 Martin, Gerald K. 82, 98 Martin, Irvin R. 58 Martin, J. Daryl 94, 108 Martin. J. Donald 89, 101 Martin Janet H. 89 115 Martin f Judith A. 55, 93. too, 102. 128 Martin. Kathy L. 94, 101, 106 Martin, Lauren R. 82, 116 Martin, Linford L. 59, 98, 99, 110, 129 131. 134 Martin, Patricia L. 59 Martin, Regina M. 59 Martin, Rose A. 89 Martin, Sylvia J. 89, 101, 102, 106 Mast, Alvin E. 82, 132, 138 Mast, Amanda L. 60, 98 Mast. Dan D. 7, 82 Mast, David L. 82 Mast. Fredal. 60, 98, 100 Mast. Steven G. 35, 60. 156 Messner Metzler . Robert J. 25 Audrey 83 Metzler: Dennis E. 83, 113 Metzler, Lawrence D. 83, 117 Metzler, Rosene F. 60, 98 Meyers. Rodney A. 94, 95, 103, 108 Miller, Barbara L. 61 C. Conrod 29, 58, 98, 99, 100, Ressler, Ronald L. 63 Rheimheirner. Kathy 90, 101, 142 Rice, Vernon D. 27, 78, 136 Ritz, Beth E. 94, 101 Rodriquez, Carmelo M. 84, 116, 136 Rohrer, Anna M. 84 Rohrer, Linda K. 84, 98, 102 Rohrer, Robert L. 63, 108. 126 Rohrer, S. Darlene 64, 98, 144 Rohrer, Wanda J. 90, 101, 141 Root, Dawn M. 95, 101. 103, 105, 143 Rosado, Maribel 6 Rousseau, Donna J. 95, 101 Rufenacht, Verlen G. 27 Rutt, Ann L. 23, 84, 98, 140 Rutt, Clarence 33 Rutt, Mervin S. 84, 98, 100, 105 Rutt, Susan K. 64, 98, 100, 102, 106, 121, 140 Sangrey. D. Jeanette 84 Santiago , Elizabeth 6 , 95 Santiago, Irma E. 84 Sauder , Sauder , Gary 90, 101 James A. 80, 101 Sauder, Joanne L. 84, 98, 141 Sauder, John D. 95, 101, 108 Sauder, Joyce E. 64, 98, 100 Sauder, Ronda L. 64, 98, 102, 103, 104 Schnup . Kathleen A. 84, 105 Sell, Clrer lM. 90. 101, 105, 106, 108 Sell, C nthia D. 65, 77, 98, 100, 102 Sell, Gllen M. 28, 86 Sell, Leon M. 92, 95, 101, 102, 108 Miller, Barbara L. 89. 98. 101 Miller, Donald B. 83 Miller, Glenn E. 61, 98, 100, 108, 123, 131. 133 Miller, Jane Y. 89, 101 Miller, Keith E. 89, 118 Miller, Krista G. 83, 98, 100, 106 Miller, Lois M. 83, 98 Miller, M. Lamar 94, 101, 108 Miller. Marcella M. 94 Miller, Miriam G. 83, 98 Miller, Robert E. 33 Miller, Ron E. 83, 116 Miller, Sue E. 89. 91, 101, 148 Moshier, Arnold J. 25 Moshier, Elton G. 25, 113 Murillo, Luis A. 89 Myer, H . Everett 26 Nafziger, Cynthia A. 61 Nafziger , G. Yvonne 83, 98, 102 Nafziger, June K. 89 , Linda R. 83, 98, 122 Sensenig, Anne R. 90 Sensenig, Carolyn J. 84, 98 Sensenig, Christine 65, 120 Sensenig, Gary L. 95, 101 Sensenig, Geoffrey L. 95, 101 Sensenig. Phyllis M. 95, 101, 103, 141 Sensenig. Sharon N. 84. 98 Shaiebly, Nelson E. 95 Shearer, R. Kenneth 28 Shearer, Robert D. 90. 101 Shenk, Shenk , J. David 90. 108 1. Edward 95, 108 Shenk. Margaret L. 84, 98, 102, 106 Shenk. Ronald L. 84, 108 Shipe. Wanda C. 65, 98, 102, 122, 127 Dale E. 84, 98, 99 Showalter, Louise E. 28, 78 Shultz, Karenj. 95, 101, 141 Siegrist. Mary 19, 32 Siviglia, Mike A. 90 Lapp, Doug E. 13. 82 Lapp, Jane ee F. 94 Lapp. Joy L. 89 Lapp, Joyce M. 82, 128 Lapp, Randy L. 82, 136, 144 Lapp. Richie D. 89 Lapp, Sanford D. 55, 98, 99, 100 Neff, Earl L. 94, 101 Neff, Joyce E. 61, 98, 100 Neff, Steven C. 62, 98, 99, 115, 156 Newswanger, Ann 62, 77, 98, 102, 105, 140, 142 Neswanger, Christine E. 83, 98, 143 Slabaugh, Chris R. 65, 98, 100, 108. 114, 121. 138 Smith, Thomas C. 84 Smoker, Barb A. 66 Smoker, Charit J. 84. 98, 124 Smoker, Glennll. 90 Smoker, Jeff Smoker, John W. 95 Smoker. Karen E. 66, 98, 106 Smoker, Mary L. 84, 98, 102 Smoker, Priscilla Leaman, Ann D. 89, 101, 141 Leaman, Deborahl. 92, 94, 101 Leaman, Frances V. 56. 98, 105, 142 Leaman, Laurie A. 94, 101 Leaman, Mary 33 Leaman, Yvonne E. 28, 89, 141 Lease, Timothyl. 56. 104. 144 Newswanger, R. Bruce 90 Newswanger, R. Wesley 26 Nguyen, Hon Nrss eye, Caro yn L. 62 Nolt, laineJ. 62, 98 Nolt, I. Wesley 14, 63, 98, 138, 139 Oberholtzer, Gregory S. 83, 98 Smoker, Sheryl J. 91, 101 Smucker, Betty L. 7, 66 Smucker, Eugene Z. 66, 98, 99 Smucker, James E. 92, 94, 95, 101 Smucker, Ja W. 91 Snader . Sna der , Dartine K. 84, 98 David L. 84 Snavely, Rhoda D. 84, 98, 105, 108 Sollenberger, J. Merle 95, 107, 115 Stahl, Eunice R. 84, 98 Stauffer, Clair W. 67 Stauffer. Estherl. 12, 67, 98, 102 Stauffer James D. 67. 98, 99 Stauffer: Jeffrey M. ev, 98, 104 Stauffer Joanne 91, 101 Stauffer: Joyce B. 68. 98. 102 Stauffer, Marjorie L. 95, 101 Stauffer, Ruthie 91, 101 Steffy. Cynthia J. 95, 101, 102 Steffy, Joan M. 68, 77, 98, 104, 142, 157 Stoltzfus. Aden D. 68, 113 Stoltzfus . Audrey L. 84, 98, 100, 102, Stoltzfus, Randy L. 95, 101, 147 Stoltzfus Randy J. ss. 144 Stoltzfus: Rebecca 33 Stoltzfus Stoltzfus Stoltzf us Stoltzf us . Suellen M. 70 , Susan E. 95, 101 , Vernon S. 85 Wilmal. 85, 102, 98 Stoner, Cl de B. 29 Stoner. Judly M. 85, 95, 108 Stutzman, David R. 70, 98, 99 Stutzman, Dorothy M. 70, 89 Swanzentruber, Jo 85, 98, 102 Sweigart, Brenda S. 71, 98, 140, 163 Thomas, Brian L. 85, 123. 136 Thomas, Carl E. 71 Thomas, D. Richard 91 Weber, John S. 30 Weber, Linford R. 13, 73, 98. 99, 100, 129, 131 Weber, Shirley A. 73, 98, 120 Wenger, Chester L. II, 30 Wenger, Clifford R. 95 Wenger, Daniel L. 31, 92 Wenger, James N. 91, 101, 108 Wenger, J. Richard 91, 101 Wenger, L. Larry 31 Wenger , O. Martin 22, 88, 91. 106 Wen er Thomas M. 22, 86, 91, 101, 102, 136. 146 Wert, Brenda L. 95, 101, 102, 103 Wert, John D. 12, 73, 98, 100, 106 Wert, Sandra J. 85 129 Stolrzfus. Brenda F. 68, 98, 121 Stolrzfus. BrendaJ. 84, 98, 140 Stoltzfus, Calvin D. 68, 98, 99, 100, 136. 137 Stoltzfus, Chester L. 81, 84, 98 Stoltzfus, Clayton E. 69, 108, 123 Stoltzfus, Dale E. 94, 95 Stoltzfus, Dorothea 12, 13, 69, 98, 100, 113, 144 Soltzfus, Duane C. 79, 84, 98, 99, 105 128. 138, 139 toltzfus, Dwight L. 95, 101, 105, 108 toltzfus, Edwml. 147 toltzfus, Eric W. 84, 98 toltzfus, J. Myron 26, 69, 100, 106, 108, 136 toltzfus, Jewell L. 84 toltzfus Joy L. 95, 101 toltzfus Joyce L. 91, 101 toltzfus Karen F. 91, 101, 143 toltzfus KevinJ. 69 toltzfus Linda M. '70, 121, 140 toltzfus Lynnette J. 91, 141 toltzfus, Mahlon J. 91, 101, 108 toltzfus, Martine F. 95, 101, 140 toltzfus, Mary B. 91, 141 toltzfus, Melody A. 70 toltzfus Mervin L. 84, 98 toltzfus Nathan L. 84 Thomas, J. Richard 29, 32, 128 Troxel, Joanne M. 95, 105, 108, 143 Umble, Art K. '71, 98, 100, 106.125, 136. 145 Umble, S. Joanne '78, 85, 98 Umble, William L. 85, 115 Warfel , Weaver, Weaver, Weaver, Kevin D. 91, 101, 102, 138 Carmen J. 85, 98, 102, 140 Carol F. 91, 101 Connie L. 30 Weaver, Jay P. 95, 101, 102 Weaver, I. Marlin 85, 98, 99, 119, 125, 136. 137 Weaver, Judith F. 71, 98, 102 Weaver. Kenneth L. 91 Weaver, Lamar C. 85, 108 Weaver, Linford A. 29, 71 Weaver, Lucinda G. 85, 98, 106, 142 Weaver, Mark A. 85 Weaver, Martha J. 21. 91, 108 Weaver, Phyllis A. 85, 98 Weaver, Sharon D. 85 Weaver, Susan I-I. 85 Weaver, Sylvia J. 72, 98, 102 Weaver, Valerie A. '72, 124 Weaver, Wilma M. 72, 98, 140, 141 Weber, Cheryll. '72, 98 Weber, Jean E. 95, 101 Weber, Jeff K. 95 L g., ,..,,.. -.,.,, Y, ........... .CHQ .f 'X ll - wr.. '. I' ' 57 ' Q 772 19 3 -'fy -,Q-n cg-nilir fw- ' ' , ,gf VJ . A . . f:4?: 5 White , Ann L. '73, 98, 102 Winey, Richard L. 91, 101, 102. 103 Witmer, Anna S. 33 Witmer, Dennis L. 14, 103, 108 Witmer, Duane L. 95, 101 Witmer, Gina A. 23, 85, 98 Witmer Jon K. '74 Witmer: R. Lamar 91, 101 Wolf, J . Leonard 85, 105. 138, 144. 146 Wolgemuth, Herbert R. 91 Wolgemuth, Jesse L. 74, 77, 98. 99 Wolgemuth, Ruth M. 91, 101 Wood, William M. 74 Yocum, Susan M. 91 Yoder , Charit I. '75, 98, 121 Yoder, J. Michael 85, 137 Yoder, Leon D. 91 Yoder, Nancy C. 85 Yoder. Nathan D. 85 Youndt, Dean E. 75 Yunginger, Mary A. 85, 98, 140, 141, 142. 143 Zeager, Lester A. 75. 98, 105 Zimmerman, June E. 75, 98, 102 Zimmerman, M. Craig 76, 136, 137 Zimmerman, Ranee C. 85, 98. 100, 102 106 Zimmerman, Reymold L. 76 Zimmerman, Sharon Y. 76, 98 Zook , Lois A . 31, 92, 108, 114 cr . , -, Iwi. , ig. ' EM,-1 A Q ., 5 V f I YT,,, ',f F' o -get P ' ' , .' -inf., , , 4..... .,.4nv-nnb- 17, 'A' 'rt C U-Q I , W ufgffifi J 1 And so we spread back fo our various sfafes and churches and homes and families: each carrying his lighf wifh him. Yes, we 've had a good year, buf we can 'i sfop here. We 've made new friendships learned new fhings mef new challenges and received new responsibilify. Some of us have mei Jesus for fhe lirsf fime: Ofhers of us have renewed our commifmenfs Now we have fo move ouf. lf's noi easy fo lef our lighfs shine when we 're by ourselves, God, buf we know you will be fhere, sfill waifing fo help. Lord, we need your guidance. Amen. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Thank-you, God, for Miss Gehman and her palience and endurance. Thank-you, God, for fhe friends who were excifed abouf LAUREL WREA TH when we were sick of if. Thank-you, God, fhaf fhere are fwo edifors insfead of one! One would have given up long ago. P. 9. and lhank-you for fwo phofographers. Thank-you, God, for fhe fypisfs: Diane Gehman, Mim Breneman, Marian Krieder and Joyce Good, who fgped for us long hours. Thank-you, God, for Mr. Newswanger and Sieve Charles for fhe pafience and hard work fhey puf info faking senior informals and group shofs. Thank-you, God, for fhe dorm sfudenfs who gave fheir suggesfions for capfions. Thank-you, God, for fhe feachers who lei us ouf of class Thank-you, God, for fhe fun we had working fogefher as a sfaff. Thank-you, God. for lhe sweef spark of inspirafion when we needed if mosf. Thank-you, God, for Mr. Pafrick and fhe good advice he gave. Thank-you, God, for Linford Marlin and Que E. Frey and fhe special help fheg gave us. Thank-you, God, for all fhe ice cream sandwich fans who sold gearbooks. Thank-you, God, for YOU! 1 mul , And you, like the lampf musf shed Ighf among your fellows so fhaf, when fheg see fhe good you do, fhey may give praise fo your Fafher in heaven. Mafffhew 5:16