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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1977 volume:

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We are fhe s+uden+s. coming fo classes. scribbling noies from our feachers' 'ec+ures. NN' Nw ,nw raising our voices in discussion. cramming for ihe big iesi. f gf! Q' ,J 3 Mx, ig ' w3'u' :' , . A, 13, H5 . 'iii S s 5. ,Q W Q 5 i If 1 W JE ? EE F15 - f we -'54 We are ihe friends. fooling around in siudg hall. plaging pool in ihe lounge. sharing ourselves wiih each oiher. saying ihe kind words noi soon forgoiien. bi if r 1 5 F I Z f 3 f a S 1.S:95Bi'wuie1cassess25 I11aeafseww:Hiffiveawavfaifiiwv2s2'mz41e.w:aw1c.2m's:f4fa:x:f,iyssfamamf-paving:fcmmmefsfawmvmfmmmmwalafwwnsymmygwm:muuw:1X14:AH,'Lai,X-,QW M-::,f1., ,-.f.ig1-,,,w.,,J,.1.,,.g . ,, mf, .A We are ihe people. fhis gearbook is aboui us and for us. And so fhis 1977 Laurel Wreafh is dedicaied +0 us. +he sfudeni bodg of LMH. I H ... u I va ,4 , , i'LNL:,, , ,,,, w-revel , ., MMM-1 YY Y-Y-M FACULTY You Coordinaied Our School Aciiviiies Adminisirafion I really appreciate the administration. I think there are too many times when we do not realize what all goes on behind the scenes at LMH. We take for granted the running of our school. Ina Sue Housman 12 Right: I . Lester Brubaker, Ed.D. Principal Below: Isaac L. Frederick, M.Ed. Guidance Below right: Robert J . Messner Associate in Development 5 Above: David W. Yoder, B.S. Business Manager Above left: Ernest M. Hess, Ph.D. Assistant Principal, Biology Left: David L. Hamilton, B.A. Director of Development I don't feel that the administration com- municates enough with the students. I don't think they listen to our ideas. Senior I9 You Revealed +o Us lhe Hidden Worlds ol' Above: Janet N. Gehman, M.Ed English Above right: Daniel L. Dietzel, B . A . English , Spanish, Dorm Advisor Middle right: Myrna L. Hershberger, B.A. English, Physical Education Right: Barbara A. Kanagy, B.A English English and Gave Us New Words and Rules .... Foreign Languages I feel that the English courses are very reward- ing. The teachers all know their subjects well. There was only one in which I found myself boredg the rest I loved. Senior Above left: Louise E. Showalter, B.A. Spanish Left: Mark A. Kelley, B.A. English Above: Noah G. Good , M. S . German, French, English Above: Clyde M. Hollinger, B.S. Music , German Above right: Arnold J. Moshier, B.S. in Ed. Music Right: Joseph L. Heller, B.S. Art , Biology We need more art courses. They are just as essential as our excellent music theory section. Nelson Blank, 11 You Showed Us How +o Express Ourselves With Hands and Lips Music. AH Vue.. Familiar Teachings Took on a Fresh Lighi as You Taughi l l LT 5 1L:i?M'g Qkwlllr :Rn ll! Hn!! 2 it ff i r I, 6 I 57 3' 5 EWU? I? Hr jj I 6 i , Above: Dell. Glick, B.S. Bible, Athletic Director Left: Glen M. Sell, B.S. Bible I really enjoy Creative Bible Study with Mr. Sell. I really love his way of teaching. I especially like the way we sing and have prayer so often. Judy Albrecht, 11 I enjoy Bible very much. The teachers are the main reason that makes the subjects so interesting . . . I think that students Cno matter what grade they're inj should take Bible class at least once every year. Bible in a way should be the main goal in this school. Miriam Abreu, 10 I think Bible classes are kind of shoved on you. It seems like they say, 'You take them and you'l1 be a good Christian.' I m crammed for time the way it is. Junior Bible You Aoquainied Us Wiih Humankind Social Studies Mr. Dietz is really a good teacher because he knows his stuff so well. Even though I don't like history he can make it interesting. Linda Hornberger, 11 Below: Myron S. Dietz, M.S. in Ed. Church History, Social Science Right: Galen R. Horst, B.A. Social Science I think the teachers show their commitment by teaching here when the money is elsewhere. They also demonstrate it through their interest in world needs. lay Hoover, 12 I 'W .Q p il.. 7 A ' Above left: Jonathan E. Charles, B.S. in Ed. Photography, Social Science Left: Donald E. Hoffer, B.S. Social Science Above: John S. Weber, M.A. Social Science , Driver Education, Church History On leave of absence: Elton Moshier, M.S. in Ed.: Daniel Wenger, B. A. You Gave Us Problems and Qoluiions. Above: Merle R. Reinford, B.S. Mathematics Above right: M. Stanley Kreider, M.Ed. Mathematics Right: R. Kenneth Shearer, M.S. Mathematics If Mr. Kreider can't teach it to you, nobody will. After three years under him and some pretty low grades, I still think he really does a super job. Jay Hoover 12 In Chemistry with Mr. Myer, I feel he's a very good teacher. He seems really con- cerned about our understanding what we're doing and he never makes you feel dumb. I really appreciate that. Judy Albrecht 11 Maihemaiios rm-vm Alva Science Above left: Charles B. Longenecker, M.S. Biology Above: L. Larry Wenger, M.A. Physics, Earth Science Left: H. Everett Myer, M.S. Chemistry, Bible Our science department has inspiring teachers especially Mr. Longenecker. Nelson Blank 11 You Taughi Us How io Mind Our Business Business Education Above right: Clyde B. Stoner, Ed.M. Business Education Right: Lois A. Zook, M.L.S. Librarian I feel free to share with some of the teachers about certain areas of my spiritual life. With some of them - no, they seem to be an aristocracy and I kind of get the feeling that I'm not good 'Aii i enough for them . Marty Wenger 11 Business. Librarian 28 J A 'r VP:-wx M f, H r'.1 ,:b- -t': Q itii, y y yyyt -gg-5 Above: Verlen G. Rufenacht, B . S . and Use Our Limiied Resources Effeoiivelg A Wh Above: Gerald L. Martin, B.S. Agriculture Left: J. Richard Thomas, M.Ed. Agriculture, Cooperative Education Agriouliure as A Dorm Advisor Indush-ial Aris Home Economics Right: R. Wesley Newswanger, B in Ed . Industrial Arts Below: Rhoda R. Reinford, B.S. Home Economics Below right: Carolyn J. Grasse, B.S. Home Economics, English You Drilled Inio Us Praciical Skills. Valuable Throughoui Our Lives. You Exercised Noi Onlg Our Bodies. but Also Our Minds. I think practically everybody enjoys the phys. ed. department. I know I do, and I have noticed its growing popularity in the past few years. I feel the growth of the sports department has tied the school together more and has given it more spirit and support. Brenda Burkhart 11 I ff' nf. Upper left: Martha L. Kelley, B.A. Physical Education Above left: Vernon D. Rice, M.Ed. Physical Education Above right: Robert M. Bender, B.S. Health, Physical Education Left: Chester L. Wenger II, B.S. Driver Education, Health Mr. Wenger does a good job at teaching Health. He really helps youth to come to know where they are at in accepting themselves and helps to set val- ues for the students. I . Richard Wenger 11 The thing I appreciate about phys. ed. is that Mrs. Kelley grades you according to how hard you try, and not whether you are the best or not. Esther Hess 12 Physical Eduoaiion Above, left to right: Mabel Boose, Mary Lea- man, Ruth Garman, Kathryn Ebersole, Anna Mary Martin, Elizabeth Herr, Anna Witmer, Mae Bowman, Mabel Bowman, Ruth Lefever, Minerva Herr. Not pictured: Rebecca Stoltzfus Right: Willard Eberly, Bob Miller, Clarence Rutt l think the meals are all very good here at LMH. The things I like most, however, are the smiling faces and cheerful attitudes of the cooks as we go through the lunch line. Joyce Stoltz- fus 11 When I first came here, I enjoyed the meals. But as time went by, I guess I just got sick of them. It's usu- ally the same old thing week by week. This year I'm not buying lunch for that reason, but I'm also trying to eat only two meals a day as part of a commit- ment to Christ. Brenda Burkhart 11 Cooks 8: Mainienance nf iv. it in l Qeorelaries Thank-You. FacuI+g, for Caring Enough Abou+ Us lo Share Your Time. Above left: Charlotte Glick, B.A. Director of Housing, Career Education Above: Evelyn Tobias, R.N. Left, Standing: Janice Landis, secretary: Barb Keller, secre- tary, dorm advisor: Mary Frederick, secretary: Pauline Hess. secretary: Seated: Joanne Hostetter, secretary, dorm advisor One teacher that I think does well is Mrs. Glickg she can really show you the love of Christ in a living example . Deryl M. Hurst 9 v L' 34 L'L ' THE PEOPLE Seniors Standing: Carol Burkhart, Secretaryg Mr. Hess, Advisor. Seated: Ina Sue Housman, President: Dean Martin, Vice-President: Mrs. Glick Advisory Carol Hess, Treasurer. And finally, we have become seniors. We could drag out all the old cliches about being a senior, but it will suffice to say that we have become. We are including under each senior's name his address, church, and future plans. Also, for all you parents and grandparents who enjoy figuring out genealogies we have included the parents' names. Since there is a variety of people in our class, we have tried to pick out some of the unique parts of us and include them so that they will never be forgotten. Reinholds , PA Physical Therapist Left: Audrey Kay Augsburger Walter and Sara Fox Augsburger Blainsport Mennonite Attend College - become a nurse May you always be doing those good, kind things which show that you are a child of God. Philippians 1:11 Below: Joanne Marie Beachy Tampa, I-in Ezra and Alice Weaver Beachy North Tampa Mennonite Pet Peeve: Singing solos in Moshier's Theory II class. Above: Daniel G. Beiler New Providence, PA D. George and Rhoda Stoltzfus Beiler Weavertown Amish Mennonite Working as a Mechanic Seek ye first the Kingdom of God and his righteousness and all these things shall be added unto you. Above: Lorraine K. Bender Ralston, PA Ralph and Lois Clymer Bender Morris Run Mennonite Nurse's Training For I can do anything God asks me to with the help of Christ who gives me strength and power. Philip- pians 4:13 Below: Marcia J . Benner Lancaster, PA Timothy E. and Lois Weaver Benner Rossmere Mennonite May the God of hope fill you with great joy and peace as you trust in Him, so that you may overflow with hope by the power of the Holy Spirit. Romans 15:13 Right: Lamar M. Benner Mount Joy, PA Galen N. and Eileen Miller Benner ' Mount Joy Mennonite Farmer By thy great power and stretched out arm there is nothing too hard for thee. Jeremiah 82:17 Below, right: Ivan Jay Blank Honey Brook, PA Amos K . and Lydia Fisher Blank Pequea Amish Mennonite Farmer or Mechanic Living without trust in God is like driving in the fog. Right: Mike Bontrager Christiana, PA Amos and Lois Swartzentruber Bontrager Bart Mennonite College Commit thy works unto the Lord, and thy thoughts shall be established. Proverbs 16:3 y, 14 2. if fe. at Q 5' I - 1 f i a P' 'f . K W ' is fi 3 Left: Leon Bowman Kinzers, PA Leroy and Lydia Horst Bowman Sunnyside Mennonite It is better to hear the rebuke of the wise, than for a man to hear the song of the fools. Lower left: Larry Breneman Lancaster, PA Clifford and lean Wolgemuth Breneman Masonville Mennonite Farm Below center: Mary Alice Bow- man Lancaster, PA Paul K. Bowman New Danville Mennonite Nursing or working on the farm Faith is fantasy-like unless it is made real in the way I interact with people . Below: Rick Buckwalter Bronx, NY John and Miriam Weaver Buck- walter Good Shepherd Mennonite College, VS All things work together for good to them that love God . L 1 I k 'A N 5 L L L , x ,Af x T42 jg .. , Left: Dennis Bernell Bru- baker Hinkletown, PA Samuel and Verna Boll Brubaker Green Terrace Mennon- ite Small engine mechanic I came on business for my King. Below: William R. Buckwalter Smoketown, PA A. David and Marian Burkhart Buckwalter Mellingers Mennonite College As for man his days are as grass, as a flower of the field so he flourisheth. Psalms 103:15 Right: Leonard Clymer Leola, PA James W. and Mary Horst Clymer Rossmere Mennonite Vocational or Musical training And if the Spirit of God, who raised up Jesus from the dead, lives in you, he will make your dying bodies live again after you die, by means of this same Holy Spirit living within you. Far right: Phil Dietz York, PA Myron and Lois Wideman Dietz River Brethren Get a job Pet Peeve: Captain Kangaroo Below: Carol Dianne Burkhart Lancaster, PA Frank and Doris Metzler Burkhart Chestnut Hill Mennonite Possibly college - Math, Home Eco- nomics ' The beauty seen is partly in those who see. .' -1 ' l ike i tt,r, hi 'iff'-SN Below: Virgie Burkholder Ephrata, PA David and Edna Gehman Burkholder Metzlers Mennonite Work at dad's store, maybe take a course in interior decorating Lord, help me to remember that nothing is going to happen to me that you and I together can't han- d1e. ,. ....- if Q T new-PM-Q. W W I fl Left: William Dimitris Conestoga, PA Paul and Grace Warfel Harnish E . Chestnut Street Mennonite Armed Forces Nothing in life is to be feared, it is only to be understood. Left: Linda Eby Lancaster, PA Robert and Marian Landis Eby Neffsville Mennonite Eron Bible Institute ' 'Smile , it increases your face va1ue. Left center: Nancy Downs Lancaster, PA Thomas S . and Claire Bosley Downs Christian and Missionary Alliance Where He leads me I will follow 'Song' of my life: To know Christ and to make Him known. Left: Cynthia Ann Ebersole Lancaster, PA John and Kathryn Wenger Ebersole New Danville Mennonite I find the way to life and living is not in keeping, but in giving. Above: Jane Louise Eby Gap, PA Menno and Marian Landis Eby Hershey Mennonite Nursing I press on to take hold of that for which Christ Jesus took hold of me. Philippians 3:12 41 Right: Brenda Louise Esch New Holland, PA Vernon D. , Ir. , and Rita Lapp Esch Sandy Hill Mennonite Keep your face always toward the sunshine, and the shadows will fall behind. Below: Leanne Eshleman Lancaster, PA Rohrer and Mabel Horst Eshleman Landisville Mennonite College - Social Work X Psychology If you have built castles in the air your work need not be lost, that is where they should be builtg now put foundations under them. ! ' 1 , tex. 2 f.! , 'M fi- Above right: Marty E. Fisher Bird-in-Hand, PA Jesse S. and Becky Stoltzfus Fisher Stumptown Mennonite Assist an accountant, office job Whatever my secrets are, remember when I entrust them to you, they are a part of me. Right: Debra Ann Frederick Ronks, PA Isaac and Mary Shirk Frederick Strasburg Mennonite Probably college Pet Peeve: People acting silly in a serious situation. 1 su. Left: Sandra Frey Lancaster, PA I . Mowery, lr. , and Dorothy Jean Hoober Frey Willow Street Mennonite College , interior decorator If I fly to the uttermost parts of the earth, even there will you guide me, your hand uphold me. Below: Jane Gehman Mohnton, PA Henry and Martha Martin Gehman Bowmansville Mennonite Voluntary Service or secretarial work Al1 the darkness in the world cannot put out the light of one candle . Left: Carolyn Louise Geib Manheim, PA Harold and Erva Weaver Geib Hernleys Mennonite Secretary Outside the will of God there can be no true successg in the will of God there can be no real failure . Above: Tammi I. Gibson Lancaster, PA Ronald R. and Donna Apple Gib- son Calvary Bible College But, if I tell you who I am, you may not like who I am, and it is all I have . 43 Right: Robin Gleim York, PA Elmer and Ruth Rishel Gleim Madison Avenue Church of the Brethren College, majoring in English Favorite food: mushrooms If wishes were horses, beg- gars would ride . Above: Lauren R. Good Lanham, MD Lewis C. and Helen Shenk Good Cottage City Mennonite Life can be compared to a trash cang the more you put into it, the fuller it gets. Above right: David L. Gochnauer Lancaster, PA Paul and Jean Herr Gochnauer Rohrerstown Mennonite Thank God for the little things. Right: Marcus A . Good East Earl, PA H . Arthur and Freda Marie Yoder Good Red Run Mennonite I can do all things through Christ which strengthen- eth me. Phil. 4:13 Left: DeVon E. Groff Canton, PA Marvin and Dorothy Hege Groff Estella Mennonite Farm How much better is wisdom than gold and understanding than silver. Below left: Daryl Groff Kinzer, PA Charles and I anet Denlinger Groff Kinzer Mennonite Ioumalism The wise man is glad to be instructed but a self-sufficient fool falls flat on his face Prov 10:8 Lancaster , PA education East Earl, PA Hoover Hahn land Conferencej Eph . 2:8 Above: E. Lois Groff Aaron and Eva Hurst Groff New Danville Mennonite College , majoring in physical Never be lazy in your work but serve the Lord enthusiastically Left: Millard H. Hahn Norman G. and Elizabeth M Weaverland Mennonite fWeaver Work for Conestoga Wood Prod ucts, perhaps a medical career For by grace are ye saved through faith, and that not of yourselves: it is the glft of God Right: Cheryl Lavone Harnish Washington Boro, PA Paul K. and Ann E. Landis Har- nish Habeckers Mennonite A friend is a person with whom you dare to be yourself. Far right: Randal Harris Lancaster, PA Vernon and Glyndowyn Hage Harris Southern Lancaster Grace Breth- ren Coast Guard Academy: major in marine engineering He will teach the ways that are right and best to those who hum- bly turn to Him. Psalms 25:9 ,f'! 'n Above: Harold Hege Landisville, PA Nathan and Arlene Landis Hege Landisville Mennonite Business career A feast is made for laughter, and wine maketh merry: but money answereth all things. Eccles. 10:19 Above right: Joanne L. Herr Bird-in-Hand, PA I . Robert and Mary A. Glick Smucker Herr Bart Mennonite College God sees more than just a snapshot of my present situ- ation: He has the film of my whole life in view. Right: Verna M. Hershey Drumore, PA Harold R. and Ruth M . Rohrer Hershey Rawlinsville Mennonite L. P . N . Favorite food: Ice cream. 1 ' . n A ii , 4-5 as. -f -4 if Left: Jeanette L. Hertzler Mechanicsburg, PA Norman and Ruth Stoner Hertzler Slate Hill Mennonite Discovery consists in seeing what everybody else has seen and thinking what nobody else has thought. - Szent Below: Carol Yvonne Hess Mr. Joy, PA Andrew B. and Dorothy Metzler Hess Mount Joy Mennonite Further schooling in home eco- nomics? Being confident of this very thing, that he which hath begun a good work in you will perform it until the day of Jesus Christ. Phil. 1:6 Far left: Joseph D. Hertzler Elverson, PA Elmer and Esther King Hertzler Christian Fellowship Perhaps farm Only one life, 'twill soon be past: Only what's done for Christ will last. Left: Dean F. Hess Mt. Joy, PA Joseph and Lois Wert Hess Mount Joy Mennonite Help dad on farmg possibly VS Pet peeve: False rumors and gos- sip. Phil. 1:6 Esther G. Hess Lancaster, PA Jacob and Mary Stauffer Hess River Corner Mennonite Perhaps college Favorite food: Olives Only that day dawns to which we are awake. - Thoreau Below: Louann Hollinger Mount Joy, PA Clair and Erma Esbenshade Hollinger Mount Joy Mennonite Nurse And whatsoever ye do in word or deed, do all in the name of the Lord Jesus, giving thanks to God and the Father by Him. Colossians 3:17 Right: Kathleen R. Hess Litiz, PA Herbert and Eunice Bergey Hess Neffsville Mennonite He taught me also, and said unto me, 'Let thine heart retain my words: keep my commandments and live. ' Proverbs 4:4 Right: Shirley Ann Hollinger Ephrata, PA Donald S. and Alta Weaver Hollinger Hinkletown Mennonite Business Pet peeve: Getting up early Do unto others, as you would have them do unto you. Left: Jay W. Hoover Leola, PA Lester M. and Lena Weaver Hoover Stumptown Mennonite Pre-law in college Leotards don't wear well in hot humid weather. Below left: Larry Lee Horning Reinholds, PA I. Herbert and Mildred Weber Horning Gehmans Mennonite Undecided Pet peeve: Losing Below: Rhonda Joyce Hostetter Cochranville, PA Donald and Pluma King Hostetter Old Road Mennonite Nurse The joy of the Lord is my strength. 5 v.. Left: Shirley Ann Horst Narvon, PA Robert and Irene Weber Horst Job, college, and maybe V.S. It is wonderful what God can do with a broken heart when we give Him all the pieces. Right: Ina Sue Housman Lancaster, PA J. Harold and Miriam Miller Below right: Steven Jarvis Housman New York, NY East Petersburg Mennonite Ruby Jarvis College - Home Economics Seventh Avenue Mennonite teacher Couege, V3 Forget not that the earth I don't have all the answers to delights to feel your bare feet life, but I have the answer to all and the wlnd longs to play with of life, your hair. Kahlil Gibran Above: Jay M. Huber Lititz, PA Melvin and Romaine Weaver Huber Hess Mennonite Carpentry and masonry or farming They that wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength Isaiah 40:31 Right: Cynthia Dawn Kanagy Leola, PA Leo and Carrie Kanagy Charlotte Street Mennonite Work with animals Pet peeve: Someone who tries to be what they're not Left: Janet Kauffman Denver, PA Ruth Brendle Kauffman Hampden Mennonite Possibly college When thou passest through the waters, Iwill be with thee . . . for I am the Lord thy God . . . thy Saviour. Isaiah 43:2, 3a Below left: Jeanette Kauffman Cochranville, PA Benjamin and Erma Ranck Kauffman Media Mennonite Secretary A hundred mile journey beings with one step. Lao-tze Below: Timothy L. Kennel Parkesburg, PA Chris and Gladys Hershey Kennel Parkesburg Mennonite College - music ' All things must pass. Far left: Ruth Ann Keens Lititz, PA Samuel and Anna Ruth Sherer Keens Millport Mennonite College Money may be the root of all evil, but the foliage is fascinating. Left: Sue Kennel Parkesburg, PA John A. and Mildred Martin Kennel Coatesville Mennonite The only way to have a friend, is to be one. Below: Leon S. Kraybill Elizabethtown, PA Simon and Mary lean Sherer Kraybill Bosslers Mennonite And he would gladly learn and gladly teach. -Chaucer Lower left: Joni Carol Kreider Lancaster, PA M. Stanley and Mabel Wert Kreider Millwood Mennonite Collegeg occupational or physi- cal therapist They that wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength, they shall mount up with wings as eagles. Right: David King Parkesburg, PA Henry and Anna King Bart Mennonite Favorite food: apples Below right: Cheryl Lynn Kreider Manheim, PA Lloyd and Mary Alice Denlinger Kreider Gantz Mennonite Nurse The happiest moments of my life have been in the flow of affection among friends . Right: Marian Joy Kreider Columbia, PA Melvin and Anna Mary Boll Kreider Mountville Mennonite Travel If you can't see the bright side of a thing, then pol- ish the dull side . Mfm y fr i'?frf'r?a ,-M A -' Maia ff ll' , 8 , gf Q KM Left: Susan Kreider Lancaster, PA Arthur D. , Ir. , and Theda M. Schopf Kreider Calvary Independent Collegeg psychologist God is greater than any problem I could ever have. Below left: Gary L. Kunkle Galeton, PA David E. and Geraldine R. Martin Kunkle Sweden Hill Mennonite Architect, carpenter Favorite food: hot dogs Above: Dale Landis Lancaster, PA Robert M . and Lovis Lapp Landis Mellingers Mennonite Auto mechanic, tour USA Jesus said, 'I am the light of the world, he that fol- loweth me shall not walk in darkness, but shall have the light of life' . Left: Ken Landis Coatesville, PA Elvin and Verna Hershey Landis Parkesburg Mennonite Travel, schooling in engineering, mechanics Pet peeve: Getting points deducted off each class for taking days off for hunting . Below: Douglas E. Lapp Kinzers, PA Jacob R. and Loretta King Lapp Ridgeview Mennonite College, lumberjack l am with thee to deliver thee , saith the Lord Jeremiah 1:8 Below: Bertha Colleen Lantz Morgantown , PA Alpheus D. and Martha Mast Petersheim Lantz Hopewell Mennonite Store what you must, share what you can. Right: Joyce Lapp Watsontown PA Ben and Geraldine Aldefer La 'V J Beaver Run Mennonite PP It J. ' Nursing A The beginning of wisdom is ' silence . ' ' Far right: Randy Lapp Lancaster, PA Alvin and Jean High Lapp Sunnyside Mennonite Hobby: Basketball Pet peeve: Getting up in ing. 54 the morn- N ' , ' ...v-ff' r Left: Tim Lapp Washington, D.C. Elmer and Fannie Lapp Lapp Fellowship Haven Mennonite College For thou, Lord, art good, and ready to forgive and plenteous in mercy unto all them that call upon thee. Above: Marilyn R. Lehman Elizabethtown, PA Mahlon and Ethel Brubaker Lehman Elizabethtown Mennonite Nurse Happiness is to cherish the gift of see truth and beauty in all things . Above left: Lillian Lauver Mifflintown, PA . Raymond and Kathryn Apple Lauver Lost Creek Mennonite Secretary Live for self you live in vain, Liv live again. Left: Nancy lane Lehman Lititz, PA Marlin and Elsie Rohrer Lehman Millport Mennonite Probably clerk in a store , or waitress God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble. Right: Gregory Rahn Lehr Lancaster, PA William E. , Jr. , and Treva Drurnheller Lehr Calvary Independent Live two days at one time I decided not to join the human race, I don't think I can w1n. Below: JoAnn Longenecker New Holland, PA Charles B. and Barbara Rutt Longenecker New Holland Mennonite College - Medical Field In the world you have tribulationg but be of good cheer, I have overcome the world . John 16:33 Middle right: Carol Martin Lititz , PA Clair M. and Nancy Landis Martin Erbs Mennonite Office Work Matthew 28:19, 20 Right: Cheryl Martin Harrisburg, PA l . Donald and Mary Ann Mellinger Martin Hamilton St. Mennonite MCC - overseas work, possibly college The scholar has learned how to think: the wise man has learned how to live. Left: Dean Edward Martin Greencastle, PA Arthur R. and Elizabeth Horst Martin Salem Ridge Mennonite Professional truck driver Matthew 21:21, 22 Middle left: Gerald Martin Homestead, FL Raymond M. and Alice Good Martin Homestead Mennonite If ye then be risen with Christ, seek those things which are above, where Christ sitteth at the right hand of God. Colossians 3:1 Below: Lauren Martin Terre Hill, PA Erwin G. and Arlene Brendle Martin Weaverland Mennonite Ecology, conservation, counseling kids A1l that glitters is not gold! Far left: Alvin Mast Harrington, DE Earl and Pearly Craft Mast Greenwood Mennonite Farmer A wrathful man stirreth up strife: but he that is slow to anger appeaseth strife. Prov- erbs 15:18 Left: Daniel Dwight Mast Parkesburg, PA Earl and Alverna Zimmerman Mast Sandy Hill Mennonite To guard with secrecy the personal word of a friend is to be a true friend . Right: David L. Mast Springfield, OH Leon and Glenda Frey Mast Northridge Christian Fellowship Live for God and go where He leads Let me not die before I've done for Thee my earthly work, whatever it may be. Below right: Dennis Metzler Lancaster, PA Lloyd and Ethel Ebersole Metzler Marietta Mennonite Plumbing Pet peeve: When people blow cigarette smoke in my face. Above: Audrey Metzler Lancaster, PA Lloyd and Ethel Ebersole Metzler Marietta Mennonite Doing whatever the Lord may call me to do The greatest thing in the world is not so much where we stand , as in what direction we are mov- ing. Right: Lawrence Metzler Manheim, PA Robert and Miriam Martin Metz- ler Gantz Mennonite Pet peeve: Ignorance Far right: Don Miller Landisville, PA Arthur and Ethel Burkhart Miller Landisville Mennonite Work for dad Let Hope keep you joyful, in trouble stand firm , persist in prayer. Romans 12: 12 Bel Mo N . Mo ow: Krista Gayle Miller unt Joy, PA Parke and Ann Wenger Miller unt Joy Mennonite For I know that my Redeemer liv- eth, and that he shall stand at the lat 19: .t ter day upon the earth. Job 25 Below: Miriam Miller Lititz, PA David E. and Stella Gantz Miller Erbs Mennonite The gift you have is God's gift to you: what you do with it is your gift to God. Left: Lois Miriam Miller Elizabethtown, PA David and Fern Nissley Miller Goods Mennonite We shall have all eternity to cele- brate the victories, but we have only the few hours before sunset to win them. Below: Ron Miller Conestoga, PA Mervin and Rose Lackey Miller The Rock Church Auto mechanic For God so loved the world that He gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in Him should not perish, but have ever- lasting life. John 3:16 Below: G. Yvonne Nafziger Lancaster, PA Ira and Sara Clymer Nafziger Laurel Street Mennonite VS Casting all your care upon Him for He careth for you. I Peter 5:7 Right: Linda R. Nafziger Gap, PA P. Melville and Esther Swartzen- truber Nafziger Sandy Hill Mennonite Counseling Psychologist When a person has a real friend, he learns not only to appreciate another human being, but he also learns to understand himself better. Susan Polis Schultz Middle right: Hong Nguyen Conestoga , PA Glen and Beth Wenger Frey Brethren in Christ College A little explained , a little endured, a little forgiveness, the quarrel is cured. Right: Christine Newswanger Brownstown, PA Peter and Pauline Fox Newswanger Hinkletown Mennonite Go into business or some type of social work Pet peeve: Someone who rattles and clanks dishes when they put them away. Right: Maurice Paul Nissley Mifflinburg, PA Mervin and Esther Weaver Nissley Buffalo Mennonite Catch chickens, farm mechanic Favorite food: McDonald's junk food Below: Gregory S. Oberholtzer Lititz, PA Jay R. and Rhoda Stauffer Oberholtzer Lititz Mennonite Two roads diverged in a wood, and I - I took the one less traveled by, and that has made all the differ- ence. Robert Frost Below: Gregory Petersheim Elverson, PA Walter and Lorraine Heller Petersheim Conestoga Mennonite Pet peeve: Marking 1070 off our grades for hunting With laughter in your sails, life is a breeze. Above: Judith R. Peifer Ronks, PA Christian and Laverne Bucher Peifer Mellingers Mennonite Secretarial Job But my God shall supply all your need according to His riches in glory by Christ Jesus . Left: David L. Peters Manheim, PA Jesse and Leona Mast Peters Mt. Calvary Independent Pilot, Mechanics Hobbies: Motorcycles, aviation, photography Below: Phillip Reinford Schwenksville, PA Clarence L. and Marie Detweiler Reinford Upper Skippack Mennonite Maybe college I think, am sure, a brother's love exceeds all the wor1d's loves in its unworldliness. Robert Browning Right: Debra Ioy Pierantoni Ephrata, PA Dave and Elaine Zimmerman Pierantoni Sandy Hill Mennonite Possibly college for home eco- nomics or accounting Pet peeve: Bagpipe music A friend is a person with whom I may be sincere. Before him, I may think aloud. Emerson Q. , W fy . 6 ff . K x53 Above: Twila Darlene Redcay Cochranville, PA Henry and Katherine Stoltzfus Redcay Parkesburg Mennonite Social work All I have seen teaches me to trust the Creator for all I have not seen. Above right: Patricia Ann Ranck Ronks, PA Parke and Emma Hostetter Ranck Strasburg Mennonite College Don't worry about anything: instead pray about everythingg tell God your needs and don't forget to thank Him for His answers. Left: Linda Kay Rohrer Cochranville, PA Elvin M., Ir. , and Vera Martin Rohrer Andrews Bridge Mennonite Fel- lowship Travel, nurse's training For I am not ashamed of the gospel of Christg for it is the power of God unto salvation to everyone that believeth. Romans 1:16 Facing page, lower right: Grace Reed Lancaster, PA Harold E. and Barbara Keener Reed College, career in horsemanship If we could read the secret his- tory of our enemies, we should find in each man's life sorrow and suffering enough to disarm all hostility . ,am Far left: Lloyd Raifsnyder Rohrerstown, PA Lloyd, Jr., and Ida Kline Raifs- nyder Columbia Mennonite VS, exterminator Step along with Jesus, one step at a time. Left: Linda Ressler New Providence, PA John and Martha Mast Ressler Calvary Monument Bible Job with new and exciting oppor- tunities, maybe nursing God is in no hurry - but He always makes it on time . Above left: Carmelo Rodriquez Ir. Blue Ball, PA Carmelo and Mary Ellen Stoltzfus Rodriquez Paradise Mennonite Bricklayer Know ye that the Lord He is God: It is He that hath made us . . . Psalms 10313 Above: Anna Marie Rohrer York, PA Paul and Ada Hershey Rohrer Zion Mennonite Secretary When we get to the place where there's nothing but God, we find that God is enough. Right: Nancy Lee Ruth Newville , PA Marvin and Lizzie Halteman Ruth Diller Mennonite Secretarial work l press toward the mark for the prize of the high calling of God in Christ Jesus. Below: Mervin Rutt, Ir. Blueball, PA Mervin and Gladys McGinnis Rutt New Holland Mennonite College Great is the Lord and greatly to be praised. Right: Ann Rutt Gordonville , PA Glenn and Pauline Landis Rutt East Chestnut St. Mennonite Possibly Public Health nurse God's way is the way of continually reaching, believing, struggling. and achieving until we finish our course! Right: Jeanette Sangrey Columbia, PA Landis and Marian Hostetter Sangrey Chestnut Hill Mennonite ' 'It takes both rain and sunshine to make a rainbow. Below: Joanne Sauder Marietta, PA I. Harold and Arlene Martin Sauder Mount Joy Mennonite Nursing Do not be afraid, for I am with you. Stop being anxious and watchful, for I am your God. I give you strength, I bring you help, I uphold you with my victorious right-hand . Below: Kathleen A. Schnupp Manheim, PA Leon G. and Rosilee Kreider Schnupp Erismans Mennonite Bible college God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change: courage to change the things I cans and the wisdom to know the differ- ence. Above right: Beth E. Sensenig Lititz, PA Richard E. and Lois I. Martin Sen- senig Lititz Mennonite Bible College Someone - to talk with, to dance with, to sing with, to eat with, to laugh with, to cry with, to think with, to understand - Someone to be my friend. -Shultz Left: Carolyn Joy Sensenig' Leola, PA Irvin J . and Gladys M. Lefever Sen- senig Christian Fellowship Secretarial Career Friendship is just a wordg people make it come true. Right: Sharon Sensenig Newmanstown, PA John Ray and Grace Snader Sensenig Blainsport Mennonite Practical nursing Wait on the Lordg be of good courage and He shall strengthen thine heart: wait I say on the Lord. Psalms 27:14 Below: Margaret Louise Shenk Quarryville, PA Glenn H. and Helen Herr Shenk River Corner Mennonite Happiness is like a butterfly - the more you chase it, the more it will elude you. But if you turn your atten- tion to other things, it comes and softly sits on your shoulder. Above middle: Ronald L Shenk Holtwood , PA Mahlon and Almeda Myer Shenk River Corner Mennonite Work Man that is born of a woman 1S a few days and full of trouble Above right: Dale Shrrk East Earl, PA Leon and Margaret Weber Shrrk Alsace Manor Mennonite Pet peeve: People who domesticate grudges and call them pet peeves Right: Linden A. Showalter Maugansville , MD Roy and Leona Crider Showalter Salem Ridge.Mennon1te College Pet peeve: Monday mornings Left: Brenda Kay Simpson Paradise, PA Lester and Frances Lapp Henry Stumptown Mennonite Teach the deaf You have to make the good times yourself, take the little times and make them big, and save the times that are all right for the ones that aren't so good. Left: Thomas Carl Smith Leola, PA Warren and Phyllis Stouch Smith New Holland Mennonite College Favorite food: Peanut butter, cheese, Lebanon bologna and grape jelly on rye with just a touch of mayonnaise. Below left: Charity Joy Smoker Parkesburg, PA Sylvan and Elsie Yoder Smoker Andrew's Bridge Mennonite Fellow- ship VS Today is the first day of the rest of your life . Above: Mary Lou Smoker Intercourse, PA Alvin and Mildred Landis Smoker Ridgeview Mennonite Work a year, then study music at Goshen A Christian is like a piano - grand, square and upright - but is of no value unless it is in tune . 67 Below: Darlene Snader Parkesburg, PA Paul and Doris Hoober Snader Newlinville Mennonite Secretarial work Al1 things work together for good to them that love God. Romans 8:28 Right: Eunice Stahl Lititz, PA Jacob and Rachel Landis Stahl Millport Mennonite Nursing The tests of life are to make us, not break us! Far right: Audrey Louise Stoltzfus Morgantown, PA Virgil and Doris Grass Stoltzfus Conestoga Mennonite College Pet peeve: Walking out of chapel The greatest use of life is to spend it for something that will outlast it . Below: Dave Snader Ephrata, PA John and Evelyn Spangler Snader Blainsport Mennonite Work for dad Pet peeve: When somebody parks their car in two places in the park- ing lot. Below: Rhoda Dawn Snavely Hershey, PA Carl and Alma Nissley Snavely Stauffers Mennonite Nursing Friends are flowers in the garden of life. Y ,,4. Left: Brenda Jean Stoltzfus Quarryville, PA Ioe and Dorothy Herr Stoltzfus Bart Mennonite College at Goshen Pet peeve: Having a locker beside Duane Stoltzfus Any time my commitment to Christ is overshadowed by my strivings for personal recognition, I have, in that moment, lost my soul. Below: Chester Lee Stoltzfus Lebanon, PA Paul and Ruth Weaver Stoltzfus Kralls Mennonite Meat-cutting job If life is a grind, use it to sharpen your character. ' Far left: Duane Stoltzfus Bronx, NY Dale and Doris Horning Stoltzfus Glad Tidings Mennonite Psychiatrist and journalist I can help you to accept and open yourself mostly by accepting and revealing myself to you. Left: Eric Stoltzfus Philadelphia, PA Luke G. and Miriam Weaver Stoltz- fus Diamond Street Mennonite College and VS He must increase , but I must decrease. John 3:30 69 Right: Mervin Luke Stoltzfus Rehobeth, MD Roy M. and Lois Ehst Stoltzfus Holly Grove Mennonite College or farming My grace is sufficient for thee: for my strength is made perfect in weak- ness. Right middle: Wilma Jean Stoltzfus Lancaster, PA Amos and Fannie Stoltzfus Stoltzfus Refton Amish Mennonite Nursing As a field, however fertile, cannot be fruitful without cultivation, neither can the mind without learning. Below right: Vernon Stoltzfus Lancaster, PA John O. and Priscilla Stoltzfus Stoltz- fus Bart Mennonite Voluntary Service Give me the key in which I am to sing and if it is the key that you too feel, may you join and sing with me. Stevie Wonder Above: Randy Stoltzfus Mt. Joy, PA Daniel and Marjorie Sauder Stoltzfus Chestnut Hill Mennonite Employed at home For by grace are ye saved through faith: and that not of yourselves: it is the gift of God. Ephesians 2:8 70 Right: Nathan Stoltzfus Morgantown, PA Jonathan and Lilly Burkholder Stoltzfus College, get into business manage- ment Make a joyful noise unto the Lord, all ye lands. Psalms 100 l I Judy Mae Stoner Landisville, PA Titus and Erma Kauffman Stoner Marietta Mennonite Nurses training Lord while you are preparing a place for me, prepare me for that place. P 4 , , A 1-'ifff xi, - um 1 QV? Qqgllpg , K,:.3:?3fk,ff, , 'sfi' Le' Pi r. .Jf' Left: Julie Tran Ephrata, PA sdlwf' ,f ,X 'YM Left: Brian Lee Thomas Lancaster, PA Ivan H. and Martha Keener Thomas New Danville Mennonite The biggest cemetery is where our unused talents lie buried . Above: William Lynn Umble Oxford, PA Leroy and Fern Stoltzfus Umble Media Mennonite A man's pride will bring him low, but he who is low in spirit will obtain honor. , 1 ly Quang X. and Tam Nguyen Tran Ephrata Mennonite College We should make plans - counting on God to direct us. Proverbs 16:9 Below: S. Joanne Umble Atglen, PA Harold M. and Lena Mast Umble Maple Grove Mennonite Together we've written pages in our livesg we've turned them . . . and now they've become chapters of our memory. 'EF 1.-,434 U! V vp Above: Carmen Joy Weaver Cleona, PA Robert E. and Jean R. Frey Weaver Gingrichs Mennonite College, Physical Education And whatsoever ye do , do it heartily as to the Lord, and not unto men. Colossians 3:23 71 N ff' Right: J . Marlin Weaver Manheim , PA Mervin and Leora Groff Weaver Gantz Mennonite Find a good job and later go into V.S . Favorite food: Steak and baked potatoes ,.....u-mummy'-n-u 5, , t, .1-if Q t 5 2 , Ms 3 if' 2335! C NN N R X h fucks! 3. L5 . t f' W5 ' ' EQ, 1 ek .am it rw 'QQ'-1125 gen s f' by M, -ser' , , 5 A ws. Mssf s f-- 'f-: t Q 11' ,wwfgi-2f'ffi5'Z'A?.if55t ff 3' VFW? V1 1 7 ' 5 Q 1- N-ii ff'k7fi- H ffwf, - ' s 'wifi 4' awk ' .f 5 3 1 -x MW' 2 if tg. , 1- - Upper left: Lamar C. Weaver Honey Brook, PA Victor R. and Ruth E. Boll Cambridge Mennonite Work, not college Pet peeve: Tourists on Rt. 340 it id Above: Lucinda Grace Weaver Halifax, PA William and Viola Martin Weaver College What you are is God's gift to youg what you become is your gift to God. Left: Mark Weaver Lancaster, PA Ralph and Carolyn Leaman Weaver Charlotte Street Mennonite Service oriented work Young man, it's wonderful to be young! Enjoy every minute! But realize that you must account to God for everything you do. Left: Phyllis Ann Weaver New Holland, PA John M. and Alma Lefever Weaver Weaverland Mennonite Considering Rosedale Bible Institute Pet peeve: When people argue about something that is meaningless when it would be better to just forget the whole thing . it ? f s 2 time QL? - f all if Q ij i W I 'til Above: Sue Weaver Honey Brook, PA Roy S. and Helen M. Weaver Weaver Conestoga Mennonite Medical Assistant Everything is better when shared with a friend. Below: Gina Witmer Smoketown, PA Eugene R. and Anna Stoltzfus Witmer Paradise Mennonite Live one day at a time with God's guidance Favorite food: Muenster cheese on a crisp Ritz cracker The better part of one's life consists of his friendships. Abraham Lincoln Right: Jay Leonard Wolf, Ir. New Providence, PA Jay L. and Esther I. Kreider Wolf Refton Brethren in Christ College Favorite food: Bacon . Below: Sandra Wert New Holland , PA Charles and Mildred Gingrich Wert Groffdale Mennonite Work with children or LPN Training Favorite food: Tendersweet fried clams, french fries Friendships multiply our joys and divide our sorrows. Below: Cindy Witmer Lancaster, PA Clyde W. Qdeceasedj and Betty Weaver Witmer First Deaf Mennonite Living and eventually death Whatsoever things are pure , what- soever things are lovely . . . think on these things. 3 1 -f 1. ,. .A ,W . -I Left: Nancy Yoder Peach Bottom, PA Paul I. and Anna Mary Lapp Yoder Refton Mennonite Maybe VS To love something is to let it be free. Below: Nathan D. Yoder Quarryville, PA Stephen K. and Sadie Riehl Yoder Bart Mennonite A mirror reflects a man's face, but what he is really like is shown by the kinds of friends he chooses. Proverbs 27:19 Left: Ranee Corine Zimmerman Ephrata, PA Leon R. and Lois I. Martin Zim- merman Ephrata Mennonite He must increase, but I must decrease. John 3:30 75 5' 'x Wx if A 1. E xxx S N sg ie? Y NA-4 Xqi T E- E 'isx Q3 Q 1. ,W if S 'Tu- Ng 77 Senior Tri p Two bologna sandwiches, ce Starting out so early in the morn- ing is one thing I'll remember about our senior trip. You really get to know people by meeting them at such an early hour. It was a great experience to be with other senior friends and share, learn, and grow together. The F.B.I. building was one of the interesting places we vis- ited and I also enjoyed watching them print all the money. The sen- ior trip had its problems, but over- all it was well worth the time. Brenda Simpson The Washington trip proved to be very exciting and enjoyable for me. Of the many places we went, I enjoyed the Washington Cathedral and the Kennedy Space Center most. I also enjoyed the unique discussions that I shared with fellow classmates over such things as a painting in the art museum or the purpose of the Capitol Building. I will remember the trip as a profitable experience both in learning about Washington, D.C. , and in enjoying lives of individual brothers and sisters of our Class of '77 . Cinda Weaver Left: What did you say you put in my sandwich? Below: So you fell in love with the giraffe, Aud? 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' , S 'x '- T4 W wa E S M M ...wc '5- R ' W 1 f , ' NN M W x J 'W ' M39 vy if fi? lf5onnafSto1tzf ' S' ' ' xi 3 An f, 7 , E Leoneird - 1 -1 .ks :.- t H, S z Ei I1aro1dSto1tzi is ! We 'FS 15 S ! nnnw S f n S nnn S dz We Steve Warfel 'ga Qi Donald Weave ? dig? S ee,f-e 11. Ex: 2 b Lorralne Wea gt k M di S ' H Wimeliffkf m Randall Witmer A , Q M W S nn DSianeg,fYoder J,n Wan Y9d?ES.S S S S Sfbanyzook Jie ' ' wh L, z 2922 A J N 91 Q - W lfgot Pggturedz Rj?5gha3gQ,Saeuder A-.W Q, STUDENT INVOLVEMENT Campus Chorale La For my ears, chorus was a blending of song and laughter. For my mind, chorus was practice of more meaningful music. For my voice, chorus was an exercise, a training of song. For me, chorus is a group of brothers willing to be led by Christ in song. For my soul, chorus was, and is, a way to share and sing for Christ. D. J. Jarvis Men's Chorus US I' mor Cho Se cn C cu db E r Chorus nio Se :Edu as much ou+ as I pu+ in. Toge+her wi+h kids does some+hing for go ce io modulaie on 'Gei All Exci+ed'! Chance for ienors +0 iake ihe melod I gei Chan Junior Chorus I feel we have shown improvement since our first prac- tice. We had a good time and worked hard. The time I will remember is when Mr. Moshier was out for awhileg instead of goofing off we sang songs. Karl Oberholtzer Junior Chorale lnsirumenial Club Instrumental Club meant having fun playing together with other students - it also meant enduring the nuisance of having to lug your instru- ment to school every Thurs- day. Club was often hilarious as new musical sounds were introduced to us when we sight-read music for the first time, but Club was also rewarding for those times we attained a desired musical quality. Marcia Benner 12 Right: Ann Martin, Jay Hoover, Arm Martin, Carol Burkhart, Ann Rutt, Duane Stoltzfus, Mr. Frederick, Rhoda Snavely, Leon Kraybill, Marcia Benner, Jane Eby, Leanne Eshleman. Not Pictured: Krista Miller, Beth Sen- senig. Honor Socieig What does it mean to be a member of NHS? Being classified as one of the 13 'snobby brains?' Being able to claim membership on college applications? Participating in service projects done ON campus? - the most memorable being when we washed every window in the classroom building! For me it was all of the above, but also being able to meet and become better acquainted 'with those having similar abilities and interests. Carol Burkhart 12 Mxhx Front Row: Dan Martin, Audrey Metzler, Judy Peifer, Brenda Simpson, Linda Hershey, Randy Martin, Dale Root. Back Row: Louise Eshle- man, Marcia Benner, Merv Horst, Chris Esch, Fred Gehman, Fred Longenecker, Audrey Augsburger, Kathy Hess, Leanne Eshleman. FAA Our FAA consists of students who are interested in the field of Agriculture throughout the year. Our executive committee and advisors plan our monthly activities. Some of these activities con- sist of an ice cream party, guest speakers, movies on agriculture, skits, agriculture quizzes, and a gym night. DeVon Groff 12 Left: Meet our new maintenance person. Library Assisianis Being a librarian assistant includes checking out books, giving up a study hall, putting books back on shelves, helping students find materials in the library and ringing the five minute bell. One of the most valuable experiences has been becoming li familiar with the characteristics of a library and how much time and patience a librarian puts into her work. Eileen Ranck 11 Back Row: Stuart Landis, Rodney Meyers, Daryl Wenger, Nancy Garman, Rhoda Snavely, Jo Troxel, Sharon Weaver. Front Row: Nelson Geigley, Eileen Ranck, Santa Landrau, Kathy Hilt, Judy Stoner, Cindi Kanagy. Not Pictured: Sam Lopez, Sue Miller, Kay Breneman, Gerry Miller, Randy Martin. Left to Right: Mr. Reinford, Tom Smith, Jim Ranck, Dean Martin, Kevin Espenshade. Harvey Mast, Harold Hege, Herb Graybill, Nelson Geigley, Steve Shenk, Park Hess, Larry Zook, Marlin Weaver, Rick Lehman. Wrilers' Club Writers' Club is a conglomeration of dreamers who turn feelings into tangible pieces of reality. The newly organized Writers' Club is dedicated to the proposition that not all poetry is boring: least of all, what you write yourself. They keep club spirit up by reading and critique- ing each other's poetry. Robin Gleim 12 Crowds gather round a table in the lunch room. Great tension fills the air and everyone is deathly quiet. Two competitors are seen facing each other, deep in thought, a barrage of intricacies bombarding their minds. Before them is a board filled with abstract shapes, plastic repre- sentations of inner turmoil. Harold Hege 12 Chess Club Gospel Teams I served on one of the eleven Gospel Teams giving programs in thirty-one churches this year. Serving on a Gospel Team was a learning experi- ence for me. I learned to know other students and teachers better and to work together and share God's word to others. I am thankful for this oppor- tunity I had to serve my Lord. Jane Eby 12 l l Above: Sue Miller, Brenda Stoltzfus. Eileen Ranck, Ann Rutt, Mary Lou Smoker, Debbie Becker give a Gospel Team Program. Left: Standing: Cindy Witmer, Don Good, Mary Yuninger, Daryl Groff, Rick Buckwalter, Martha Weaver. Seated: Lori Bender, Robin Gleim, Shirley Horst, Grace Reed, Miss I-Iershberger, Advisor, Alan Jacobs, Duane Stoltzfus. Not Pictured: Nelson Geigley, Marcia Benner, Kevin Espenshade, Sharon King, Cheryl Sell, Tom Smith. Right: Can Drive Below: Gleaning W e 57 yi i J Z GAQNOV 20573 5 : Mg i P or i1 Above: lst Row: Jay Smucker, Grace Lefever, Sylvia Martin, Rich Winey, Kristal King, Joy Lehman, Treasurer, Herb Landis, Julia Steffy, Ann Rutt, Lauren Martin. Deb Frederick. 2nd Row: Greg Petersheim. Rosy Beiler, Brent Stoltzfus, Randy Harris, Harold Stoltzfus, Jay Keener, Cinda Weaver, Secretary: Jay Hoover, President: Mr. Thomas, Advisor: Tom Wenger, Vice-President: Debbie King, Joyce Hol- linger. Sfudenf Council Some of the activities planned by Student Council are student chapels, a can drive, glean- ing corn fields, a film night to raise money for the budget, assemblies, and fund drive. But the best part about Council is when the members make fools of themselves giving strange announcements after chapel. Ann Rutt 12 Left: Committee meeting. Below left: Student lounge. Below: Can drive. ' Left: Gleaning X Mill Qfream Who: A diversified, talented body What: MILLSTREAM When: '76- 7'7 Where: LMH, Room 402 Why: Inform students, forum for discussion, communicating ideas How: Present facts, uncover issues, accu- rate reporting Audrey Augsburger 12 Right: Leonard Wolf, Feature Editorg Duane Stoltzfus, Editor-in-Chiefg Rick Buckwalter, News Editor: Audrey Stoltzfus, Associate Editor: Daryl Groff, Sports Editorg Audrey Augsburger, Sports Editor. Below, left to right: Alan Jacobs, Leonard Wolf, Jane Gehman, Duane Witmer, Linda Rohrer, Mervin Rutt, Tim Buckwalter, Mr. Kelley, Advisor: Elaine Garber, Alice Buckwalter, Rick Buckwalter, Audrey Augsburger, Janet Burkhart, Judy Peifer, Daryl Groff, Audrey Stoltz- fus, Duane Stoltzfus, Cindi Denlinger, Kathy Frey, Sandy Wert. W Not Pictured: Carol Good, Dan Charles, Donna Stoltzfus Larry Zook Don Good Steve Jarvis, Sharon Lopez Lauren Martin Tom Smith Sandi Frey. Jay Hoover, Greg Lehr. Laurel Wreafh Pictures, faces, names, deadlines, has anyone seen the IV soccer picture? , Goldilocks and the Seven Bears, copy, sports scores, and frustration. Yes, I enjoyed making the yearbook, hated it, and felt sad when it was all finished. What do the hairs on my head number by now, Lord? Leon Kraybill 12 Upper left: Dave Peters, Photographer: Krista Miller, Layout: Gina Witrner, Pho- tographer. Left: Leanne Eshleman, Assistant Editor: Louise Eshleman, Kevin Espenshade, Junior Members. Below: Leon Kraybill, Editor: Miss Gehman. Advisor: Brian Thomas, Business Manager: Jay Smucker, Photographer. E Pardon any mistakes in this yearbook. Even our staff loses their heads sometimes. WW f J, ff 'sf mx M v V-J .,,,fW, . ,.,,, ,v f AMW, IN COMPETITION Right: Randy Harris, Randy Stoltzfus. Below: Standing: Jay Hoover, Marlin Weaver, John Frey, Nate Hershey, Tom Wenger, Carmelo Rodriquez, Randy Harris, Randy Stoltzfus, Tim Horst, Mr. Rice Ccoachj. Kneeling: Jan Brubaker, Jay Smucker, Vernon Stoltzfus, Geoff Groff, Ken Weaver, Leonard Clymer, Brian Thomas, Joe Hollinger, Lamar Kanagy. Sitting: Mike Bontrager, Daryl Groff , Bill Buckwalter. Right: Leonard Clymer, Mr. Rice, Randy Stoltzfus Below left B111 Buckwalter Daryl Groff Ken Weaver, Carmelo Rodriquez. -K Abo Rand Left: you your team tion . your Blaze will Long Blaz Carmelo Rodriquez. Randy Stoltzfus, Harris . ike Bontrager, Randy Stoltzfus, Bill M uckwalter . gives you a sense of pride for our room . To go out on the field and kill elf doing your best to help the school like sitting in a class- five days a week can't give win gives you a great satisfac- You are out there representing school. This year the LMH rs did a great job. I know they continue doing a great job. live Coach Rice and the LMH rs. Randy Harris 12 J.V. Soccer Right: Paul Lefever Below: Leon Sell, Cliff Wenger ,. yi . V N-...E 7 ! l':jF r , Above: Randy Witmer Back Row: Cliff Wenger, Leon Sell. Third Row: Bruce Newswanger, manager: Jerry Hostetter, Larry Beiler, Paul Lefever, Stuart Landis, Curt King. Jim Smucker, Grant Bitterman, Ed Bru- baker, Phil Zimmerman, Mr. Wenger, coach. Second Row: Harry Stoltzfus, Ed Stoltzfus, Jay Keener, Rick Lehman, Greg Hamish, Randy Wit- mer, Richard Sauder. Front Row: Eugene Win- ters, Daryl Martin, Raymond Lehman, Mike Weaver, Larry Groff. 110 4 Hockeg Left: Lois Groff, Beth Sensenig, Mrs. Kelly, Mary Yunginger. Below: Sandi Frey, Ann Rutt, Mary Yunginger, Tammi Gibson. Back Row: Wanda Rohrer, Anita Augsburger, Tammi Gihson, Sue Kreider, Anne Leaman, Tina Stoltzfus, Charlene Landis, Beth Stolrzfus Frey, Carmen Weaver, Mrs. Kelly, Coach. Front Row: Audrey Augsburger, Ann Run, Brenda Stoltzfus, Lois Groff, Beth Sensenig Mary Yunginger. Far right: Beth Sensenig Right: Sandi Frey, Carmen Weaver, Mary Yunginer, Tammi Gibson. Middle right: Anita Augsburger, Charlene Landis. Right: Tammi Gibson, Mary Yunginger, Sandi Frey, Ann Rutt. There were days when I was frustrated and dis- couraged, but after a real good game it made me feel like it was worth it all. I also enjoyed getting to know a lot of different kids that I probably wouldn't have otherwise. Tina Stoltzfus 10 if .- af, XL- JV Hockeg The concept of true kingdom living was discussed as we on the hockey team looked to see if com- petitive sports could fit in Christ's kingdom. I think that Christ must be kept on the hockey team in our attitudes towards each other and our competitors. Cheryl Sell 11 Above left: Carmen Weaver, Tammi Gibson. Left: Charlene Landis, Anita Augsburger, Wanda Rohrer. Below: Front Row: Kathy Breneman, Kate Lehr, Phyllis Sensenig, Dawn Root, Cheryl Sell, Ann Martin. Second Row: Kathy Mel- linger. Marianne Kurtz, Grace Lefever, Linda Esh, Alice Buckwalter, Deb Leaman, Barb Burkhart, Deb King, Wilma Weaver, Assistant Coach. Cross Counirg Bill Umble, Duane Stoltzfus, Randy Lapp, Tim Kennel, Herb Landis. Standing, left to right: Dave Garber, Herb Landis, Dave Gochnauer, Linden Showalter, Randy Lapp, Fred Longenecker, Leonard Wolf, Ken Landis, Cindy Witmer, Deb Frederick, Ann Sweigart. Bertha Lantz and Joanne Beachy, Managers. Kneeling: Mr. Bender, Coach, Mervin Stoltzfus, Duane Stoltz- fus, Bill Umble, Tim Kennel. LMH, Christopher Dock, and Church Farm teams. Varsiig Baskeiball Y Right: Charlene Landis Below: Grace Lefever, Lois Groff, Cinda Weaver, Kathy Rheinheimer, Mary Yunginger. Above: Mary Yunginger, Cinda Weaver, Kathy Rheinheimer, Lois Groff, Charlene Landis, Janice Sangrey, Mrs. Grace Lefever rf!! ,xt Kelley , Brenda Burkhart Ross Corners, Cedar Grove, girls, windsprints, push-ups, culottes, giraffes, crammed van rides, red lights, jokes, getting out of classes, Determina- tion, Belleville guys, McDonald land cookies, mys- tery supper, Christmas, new method But basket- ball is more than this . . . - it's physically working harder than I felt possible. - it's finding out how hard it is at times to be a team- mate. - it's feeling lonely when the basketball family plays their last game. Mary Yunginger 12 Upper left: Cinda Weaver Left: Grace Lefever, Mary Yunginger, Cinda Weaver, Janice Sangrey. Below left: Mary Yunginger. Lois Groff, Kathy Rheinheimer Below: Cinda Weaver, Lois Groff, Charlene Landis, Kathy Rheinheimer, Mrs. Kelley, Mary Yunginger, Grace Lefever. Right: Mrs. Kelley, coach, Lori Bendeer, manager, Kathy Mellinger, Karen Stoltzfus, Joanne Troxel, Donna Stoltzfus, Marianne Kurtz, Carol Martin. First Row: Barb Miller, manager, Dawn Root, Brenda Burkhart. JV Baskeiball Below: Karen Stoltzfus Below right: Marianne Kutz lor-awww , M if .a...D..,,-t Varsiig Baskeiball Left: Jay Hoover Below: Bill Buckwalter, Geoff Groff X -gg F 1 'rx - oe1eQi , , ' 1 Standing: Del Glick, Coach: Randy Lapp, Dave Gochnauer, Dave King, Randy Stoltzfus, Geoff Groff, Bill Buckwalter, Ralph Swartzentrtn ber, Nate Hershey. Seated: Marcia Benner, Sharon King, Leonard Wolf, Managers. On Floor: Tom Wenger, Jay Hoover. L f mm Right: Dave King, Geoff G1-off Below: Bill Buckwalter P . Left: Bill Buckwalter. Below: Dave King, Randy Stoltzfus. 'HM Above: Randy Stoltzfus, Dave Gochnauer, Geoff Groff. Left: Geoff Groff. Awww JV Baskeiball Right: Jeff Weber, Del Glick, Coach: Dale Srolrzfus, Jerry Hosrener, Jim Smucker, Jay Keener, Ed Stoltzfus, Bob Kilby. Below: Ed Stoltzfus. Below right: Jay Keener. 'Ci LMH LMH LMH Belleville dar a lco JUNIOR VARSIT LMH LMH LMH :E ., 1 1593 LMH ------ 23 LMH LMH -------2 -------o -------1 Christopher L ------ 1 -1 1 Llvfii LMH LMH LMH LMH LMH LMH LMH LMH LMH LMH LMH LMH LMH LMH LMH LMH LMH LMH LMH LMH LMH LMH -------4 -------3 -------2 -------3 Co -------3 -------3 -------5 -------'I ,532 -------o -------2 -------2 Co Docliif ' ' 5. .inf SITY BOYS' BASKETBALL Complete Record: A SOCCER Ce .Shel - 1 .-.- ..k,.. 2 H 1 L E E Cedar Grove iv- C l l ggi .,, . 1 ' 2 ., 5 1- ..... ,,L,. L ..,.. in M D6 ,CO , ,.,.., .I-fwwl+'+?f, Q V N i?5?,wi s-:i::g'5. Egger.Q.5grmew-,a-- ew-If' 0 3 N55 l i i f 4 k ' gg ,- W D Q .. Q. E ' ' ' f , .., E k ' ' f . ,, Chtt C A' - 3l5'g2Q X?'135'5 Vw Chung f m lete Recordl ALLL P - L'-L , L. wg.Q,,,,,gl,A1.A . V .L,. L, -Me-FJELDJHQ ,,X' rtzmfffff.'lff,:W.t.-Q-future? sxafulttgfzlm K - H ,- - .,., .... JUNIOR VARSITYSQCCER - E 3 Ch . 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L lag 5 3 FIELD HOCKEY Z C f- - fi., V if-. f. - - lg my wee' ig.. - -:g1..g,1., -.., - z- Qt:-r.,..1.:,g 41 . 5-.Q -lg L,-152511--.,.f .fn - Cegar Gfgvg 4-4 ...... 1 1 mlm, W ., -------2 1 LMH ------- 3 LMH LMH -------5 -------2 Lancaster Count Belleville --------- Christopher Doek ----- 0 Faith --------------- ry Day- --3 o o LMH LMH ------82 Baptist High --------67 ------73 Phil-Mont --- ---65 LMH - 5th place THE LIGHTER SIDE Good Morning viii scH'65L'sus Above: Joanne wistfully listens to tales of a friend's exciting weekend . Right: Should we pull the alarm and risk getting caught? I - , ' KM ,I Q. 1 1:--e -..-f- f-Q ,-,fmwefa 4.,.,.. ,,,.,, Below left: LMH grapevine at work! Below: We wou1dn't either, Jerry. Left: Spoiling the reputation of Ke1ly's Corner. Right: You don't always feel locked up at school. Below: Thirty winks before chapel. Above right: But I'm blowing as hard asIcan. Right: Mr. Frederick told me to rearrange my priorities. sew.-gg, ..,e Chapel a TEAcH Mg Far left: Follow the leader. Left: Mr. Charles beats it out. Below left: Mrs. Oberholtzer illustrates a point by means of a flower arrangement. Above: Sing it over again to me. Left: Hello, Nineveh Town Hall . . . ? Classes Right: Randy mastering the art of sewing. Below: After all my research, I have come t the conclusion that I have no conclusions. ' O 1 Q Above right: What? Studying in Study Hall? Above: I should have stuck to basic math. Right: You mean you actually believe him, Tom? Left: Beth is trying hard for a deer this year. Below left: Any last words? Below center: Sola . . . the teacher always picks on me? Below right: My hero! Above: You said we could use notes. Left: Ina sketches her thoughts. Right: Honestly, I didn't embezzle the stu dent funds. Below: Lauren leadeth us! Below: Really, Mr. Dietz, you know I deserved an A on this quiz. Above right: Harold Hege's hearty handshake. Right: Greg keeps things up his hat instead of up his sleeve. 5 .u Left: Double, double, toil and troubleg fire burn, and caldron bubble. Below: That's it . . . Ann uses her hands to express a point. Below left: So you think it's funny? Below: Ke11ey's Comedy Corner. Below: These new contacts are sure hard to get used to. Right: Tim Lapp, living proof that Hexall foot powder works. wa 1i'T?3iggff v i f , 21 'e:3t,.gQg1' 1 ,V . ty ., ,M t ,.,. . Mgt.. - . ,, ,A . K - m . . '- , . rw t - Mt U, -,..wW X Marg.-zgww. M . Q , time ,i k K t 4 55, . 2 in S- ' R If 55 rfillff i 1, x ,t x if 'X -c-9 - Q ,yr tv or 3 diffs 1' Xu' Elk 'Ag fri h ,jx R r I 9 ' Q : ix E M ,gi.,1 vWff7 -Rig . ff? ' ' iff? ' , -K xy , , iff .yay I ....-4 Right: Miss Grasse, I put my steak under there somewhere! 4-1- Upper left: Why would a good little girl like me want to steal your pencil? Left: Caught you in the act! Below: Is there any nutritional value in fingernails, Miss Grasse? Left: I saw the little birdie! 6 fvfs. . f lf B-r-r-r-r Right: Walking in the snow with the one I love. Below left: It sure gets cold in the yearbook room sometimes. , t Below right: Little Bo Peep has found her sheep. V 4 '- fl .llin - Above: Don't you know that your body loses most of its heat off the top of the head? Right: Even our gals get into the cold weather spirit. wimnsunq 0 Above: Skiing didn't look this tough in the book. but they used poles Left: Lay it on me, brother! Lunch Time Right: S-T-R-E-T-C-H Below: Boy that sandwich looks good. Above right: Leisure lunchers lounge near lawn. Right: There's nothing like a good LMH lunch to stimulate students' brains. V : ' ., , V --1 ,,.,,,M,Q, ,. Left: One more crack about the food, and they won't get lunch tomorrow. Below left: Slick, was the meal that bad? Above: Mr. Kreider concentrates on figuring out the slope of his milk. Left: I'm serious, my stomach really hurts. ' ' Right: Once upon a time . . . Aciivilies Period Right: If I move my queen over there, then he could . . . or he might castle u Below: I ain't nothing but a hound dog, cryin' all the time. 5 s Above right: It's amazing what this angle will do for the world . Right: Taking advantage of the margin. Q 1.9 V' tv -- XT si .9 K . W ' ai., 1' it 1+ VSV S, :YJ v lx fel. cfgrzf X . X 'Si irvgfi- My l ' f , 2 f , ,,.,g,Q ' f -1 , k 3,v1P'1wf? a-w-fuvu X x 2' 1 an t vcov Q ff at L' ,Q-7 - L V, Below left: The things I have to do for my diploma! Below: Look like you're studyingg here she comes. A anal my Left: Sam observes the complexity of a pencil. Right: Merv, looking good . . Below: A moment of quiet out of a busy day's schedule. Below right: Hey, Hess, what do you think of this one? Right: To kill or not to kill. Far right: Okay, who's the wise guy who put alum on my reed? f 1 HQ Jw ,gf f573ki5if5'?' f 5541, --,f , 2. ,1'-' g, M ll i :ln ,gr 5 . r f , gf: P? 1 Q 1 , Q if if Q X as una guanine..- X D2E ?!lf2. 1F., . UW: idnnmnm-if-ll Right: Galen defies the law of gravity Below: Chet Wenger tries to see his toes Above: I could have danced all nite .1 Right: Cyclic perspective. This time Lamar tries it without nets. From extensive study, I have concluded that George Washington didn't chop down the cherry tree . -uv umm, ,al ,M-wg wa Fear not, for behold . . . ! Left: . . . And then they sent me up here because I didn't have an excuse card. Fi Right: Richard Winey. Below: Dale Root. Lower left: Robin Gleim. Lower right: Photo by Gina Wilmer. , ,La 3 N -X 4 - M1 W 1 5. 1. x W? Q 952 f Q Q 9 ,J ' .11 IFJ ' CN-r LMH held the second Annual Fine Arts Festival in February. There were over 40 entries as students competed in photography, art, piano, vocal solo, instrumental solo, and speech categories. Left: Photo by Greg Petersheim. Below left: Photo by Ina Sue Housman. Below: Photo by Cindi Denlinger. ,V ...f I W--lui? ff' -in Vo-Tech Right: I an Brubaker Below left: Carmello Rodriquez Below right: Richard Wenger Right: Dale Landis I really had a good learning experience at Vo-Tech. I was in the carpentry shop, and I am glad that I had a good instructor. I don't know yet where the Lord will lead me or what job I might have in ten years, but I now have somewhere to start from in my search for the Lord's will. Ian Brubaker 11 o Dorm Life Left: Gerry's life is full of images. Below left: Special effects show Paul doing one of f his double-hitters. Below right: Thanks, Greg! Even snow tastes good on a crisp Ritz cracker. ' ' The dorm gentlemen exhibit this year's latest in ladies' headgear. Right: Prince Charming or Sleeping Beauty? W i Above: They just don't make bread like they used to. Right: It takes a special knack to use this candy machine. Right: And Lord. let me not need a stomach pump this time. -- . ' ,, I ,W,f 4 W , L I4 You think you had a rotten day . Senior boys use competition to promote the can drive . I A,,..,. Left: See Mommy, I drank it all up Right: Late to bed and early to rise makes Marty healthy, wealthy and wise. Below: Lyndon demonstrates a dorm rarity - studying. Below right: We are gathered here today to pay our last respects . . . Right: I love my Mounds '-X, edit, 1 Left: Give me just one more answer. Left: Phil, you never told us! Above: What d'ya mean you have four more suitcases? Left: After all this, I hope he's impressed . Dorm Council Dorm Advisors Left to Righrz Merv Szoltzfus, Judy Albrecht, Sharon King, Carol Good, Joyce Lapp, Karl Landis, Lauren Good, Dave Mast. 'Q QS Left to Right: Del Glick, Charlene Glick, Barb Keller, Dan Dierzel, Joanne Hosteuer. Dick Thomas Second Semester Students: Naomi Metz- ler , Jewell Stoltzfus. Not Pictured: Donna Fisher . Sta Sto '-nq,,,, Board Members nding: Earl Weaver, Raymond Lauver, Shelley Shellenberger, Joseph Hess, Eby Hershey, Martin Longenecker, Irvin Martin, Christian ltzfus, Jason Steffy, Lloyd Hollinger, Naaman King, Harold Zimmerman, Harold Risser, Paul Smucker. Seated: Jacob Stahl, James Hess, Raymond Landis, John Hamish, Jacob Nauman, Lloyd Eby. Not Pictured: Melvin Weaver, Carl Burkholder, Alvin Weaver, Victor Weaver, Alvey Baer, Ray Yost, Larry Newswanger, John Rutt. - Sales and Service SHOW-EASE STALL CO. Phone 299-2536 523 Willow Road Lancaster, Pa. 17601 Bes+ Wishes +o +he Class of '77 The Kreiders Trout Spring Farm Ml Ron-lRER's LL STREAM In OUALITY SEEDS for Farm and Garden M -M ' A ' nb Wlllwnusnupf A . 2 Ea- g i -' ' ' ' 7: 5 fm H 2,1 Q ' ' 15,1 '-.QTMM +L- ,lg MOTOR LODGE 156 103123 Smoketown, Pa. 17576 Serving This Area for 60 Years P. L. ROHRERKL BRO. INC Smoketown, PA 17576 C7175 299-2571 . fn ' j 3, i,s4!Qi,9gih H iW ii5il 2 C, f? piag- r f' 2f f 1- - - w - - 353 H . ,V El 5 , V-1 . AAA R. M AAA A . f imwwi Custom Cut ' WH Butchering City Markets and Park City New Danville Pike 872-5072 Sides of Beef pped - Frozen in Hii village ol 191,90-IIV-HMI! PfMV.5'I'lI44Illi4 irh+in+ muh f MOTOR INN AND RESTAURANT 32 Rooms Phone l7l7l 768-827l Direci Dial Phones 7 Miles Easi of Lancasier Color TV, Full Ba+l'1 on Rou+e 340 We Individual Air Bird-in-Hand, Pa. I7505 A A GIFT' SHOP iii Specializing in Home Cooking. clding Recepfions and Banqueis. Condi+ioning and Heaf A Differeni World COr1fefef1Ce ROOFTIS :ZS 4, 3 'Z- ig 55, Open Thursday 9-5 P.M. Friday 9-9 P.M. Safurday 8-5 P.M. M Home Dressed Meais Pork and Beef Hams and Bacon Freezer Meais and Foods Scra pple Orders Taken for Sides of Beef Cusfom Slaughiering Ready For Your Freezer Hamburger Pa++ies For Ou+door Cooking STCLTZFUS MEAT MARKET ln'I'ercourse, Pa. Three Blocks Easf of In+ercourse Square On 'rhe Newpori Pike on Roufe 772 WWWMWWWNQQENMWWPGW' V ST UFFEH'SofKisseIHiII xg, X I 0-Ie 1' 'ff' ' 1 was - . . , -U ' f Featuring BUIINTHY MARKETS Q Eeslhturxb q 212 1 Lsblrean X I 1 U 2 IU I 1 f f ENN If IEII ' so X - :ff,,bWvfQ I mv. Ry 1 mn UNA D an 2 S V QDL-Pfirynn I -,r ff T- K. a ,I .1 YU: n . Z QW . Jo Q I - Q59 - . Vmtzmcnsrm Q Sgbbltwvn -. 649 an Xx I-Tllln xv,r?oI - '-I 'yi I 'I 'll? ' Garden Fresh Fruits and Vegetables F X 7 ' Dutch Food and Gift Packages X999 I w+-Ji-+f ' Craft Departments 8 H , I 1111012 -9 ' Trim Shop and Garden Departments 625 ' Nursery Fence, and Patio X' ' Gift Fruit Baskets Artistically Arranged Easy Free Parking ,fo Q Q Q DAILYX at A11 Locations Lmrz LANCASTER nounsnsrown LEOLA 8 1-m-fqfsv- L 813 Lititz Film Rt. 501 1850 Oregon Paks 391 gogmmnwn 2210 New Satb n A.c. 717 m.z2z nu. annum Pm Cl- AY szs4111 sas-zsas 3914111 ess-me SUNU LEOLA TIRE SERVICE INC. as Passenger 1- Farm and if Truck Tires Radial Tire Specialists 288 W. Main St. Leola, PA 17540 C7175 656-2574 C7175 656-6181 STEREO BARN Pioneer - Sony - Technic Components - Turntables Tape Decks - Speakers Route 272 Ephrata, PA 17522 C2155 267-2955 159 Coin Shop Gift Shops Train Rides Print Shop Col1man's Old Fashioned Ice Cream Parlor Bake Shop Amish House Tours Buggy Rides Amish Cinema Fudge Shop BIRD-IN-HAND, PA. 17505 C10 Miles East of Lancaster, Rt. 3405 Phone 717-768-8281 Congra+ula+ions +o +he Gradua+ion Class of '77 Complimen+s of . . QBVBI' VICTOR F. WEAVER, :Nc Gay Nineties Museum Pear1's House of Dolls 403 S C I Ave The Original Place for Family Style Dinners ' us er ' in Lancaster County Closed Sunday New Holland, Pa . TWIN PINES Auro SALES, INC. TRANSAM CGACH T M,1ROLx,e inf E h Junction of Turnpike and 272 wo ies es o p rata 401412225 1928 W. Main St. D , PA Ephrata, PA 17522 enver C7173 733-6548 160 C2155 267-2525 JACOB W. NAU MAN, 4 INC. Lumber Millwork Paint and Hardware . P.O. Box 287 Manheim, Pa. 17545 Goods Swre, If Clothing ' Shoes ' Sewing Material Dry Goods ' Sporting Goods Housewares ' Hardware and Paints 6 ,ai Phone - 665-2312 RD 412 East Earl, PA On Route 23 , Next to Shady Maple I.G.A. KAUFFMAN'S FARM MARKET Home Grown Fruits Peaches, Apples, Grapes, Cherries - In Season Sweet Cider Year Round Meats - Groceries - Specializing in Quarters and Sides of Beef Processed to Your Specifications Two Miles West of Intercourse on Route 340 768-3631 , . , 'Q' A 4 xg-J V P 5 , ' j' Complimen+s of 453'KX,.7 5 fe f - s- ERB's Poop Es:-rs ARC!-IERY MARKET Full Line of Equipment and Accessories East Petersburg, PA Automatic Indoor Archery Lanes 3612 Newport Rd. CRt. 7725 intercourse, PA 17534 Elias S. Esh Phone 768-8421 MOBILE HOMES INC. Mobile and Modular Homes Rt. 30 Paradise , PA 687-7629 162 Exotics Choice P Ll S Terrariums Bedding Vegetable Plants Lititz R. OBERHOLTZER GREEN HGUSE in Brickerville On Route 322 1, PA 17543 Tel. Hours April Thru June Mon Thru Fri., 8 to 8, Sat., 8 to 5 July Thru March 9 to 5 Daily Always Closed Sundays 626-8053 HENRY B. HOCVER INC. 1731 West Main Street Ephrata, Penna. Feeds Seeds Fertilizers Lawn and Garden Supplies A' BUILDERS Bt DEVELOPERS P.O. Box 566 Lititz, PA 17543 We Have Lots Ready With Water and Sewer, in the Borough of Lititz For More Information Call C7173 626-6395 Bombergeris Deli-Bakery Hardware Self Service Floor Covering Meats Laundromat Power Equipment Barber Shop Elm, PA 665-2407 Mon, Thurs. and Fri Till 9:30 Tues. , Wed. and Sat. Till 6 WITM ERS' GREENHGUSES INC Greenfield 71 Greenfield Rd . Lancaster, Pa . 17602 Phone 392-2100 Growers of the Finest ar Spring Flower and Vegetable Plants A- Foliage Plants as Assorted Flowering Pot Plants f Poinsettias -A' Pot Mums 164 Learning ForA Lifetime What I appreciate most about EMC is its attempt to help each student achieve a balance of academic, social and spiritual growth. The emphasis is on studying and learning, of course, but preparaa tion for a vocation is understood as just one important part of the total EMC experience. The overall aim is to develop a life- style of Christian discipleship, which to me means seeing all areas of life in the context of one's commitment to Jesus as Lord. This process of developing as a 'vvhole person' has helped me to make important decisions as to where I go from here. And I be- lieve it has prepared me to see growing and learning as a life-long process. -David A. Detrovv David A. Detrow, a senior psychology and social work major from Leetoma, Ohio, is president of the Young People 's Christian Associa- tion fYPCAl at EMC. For more information on ElVlC's academic program, call or write: Office of Admissions 0 EASTERN NIENNONITE COLLEGE Harrisonburg, Virginia 22801 llll Phone: i703l 433-2771, ext. 333 Q-9511613 3552 Smo1Q2-zsbord ggi INCORPORATED LEAMAN Jlhllezis' E Paradise, Pa. 17562 , Store Hours C Monday- noon to9P.M. 55 Tues.,Wed.,Sat.-8A.M.to5P.M. Thur. and Fri. - 8A.M. to9P.M. R.D. 1, Ronks, PA 17572 C7175 687-6621 X a- sv I sf DENLINGER, INC. Complete Line of Wood Trusses Building Materials Wall Panels R I E N Design Prehung Drafting Doors L . Vacuum Cleaning Service 76 8- 8244 Sales, Parts, Repairs Lancaster County's Largest Vacuum Cleaner Center Thousands of Parts - Hundreds of Cleaners Lincoln Highway East 1724 Lmc' Hwy' East Rome 72 Paradise, Pennsylvania 11562 Lancaster South and Manheim 299-5311 665-5126 Daily 8-5:00 Fri. 8-9:00 Doing ls One Way of Learning at Hesston At Hesston, doing is considered an important part of one's learning. That's why Held experience is a graduation requirement for many of Hesston's career programs. ln addition to traditional studies, child care student Steve Nyce is kept busy reading to and teaching young children at a local day care center. For him, field experience means an on-the- job testing of skills, interests and knowl- edge. It also means entering the job market with one term of work experi- ence. Hesston College an II Hesston, KS H HOLLINGERS FARM MARKET 3' ak Y 1 Groceries Deli Seafood Gift Shoppe Produce Drugs Bake Shoppe Gasoline Power Equipment Mears Lawn and Garden Nature's Wonderland 5 9 Farm Market, Inc. 1755 West Main St. Ephrata, Pa. 17522 717--733-4151 l R D NO 2 EAST EARL PA 17519 PHONE 215 4456701 CABLE ADDRESS CONMACHINE EAST EARL PA nnestuga muah ruhunts, ik Congra+ula+ions +o +I-ne I976- I977 Gradua+ing Class 166 V1 +?fHE VO 4 1 oshen ox age ' J M H U BeHze!Honduras amaica 5 . 111111 .Guadetlliped N 19.4 0 HH sk We X -'11 xii r , . .-'ii-1. ' tx ' U f 4, 1 4 3 A fs 1 ' at El Salvadurfgfvyi ,W ' 4 Nicaragua ' ss Costa Rica E gy ' 'Af 1, , Q 0 UD QANWPQ A student writes about the Study-Service Term overseas: 'A lot of people I have met here have become my friends. After I get home, I'll never forget them. I very seldom forget about people who do nice things for me. I really hate saying good-byes to them. I'd just rather say, 'See you later. ' Would you like to study in a developing country overseas for 14 weeks falmost all Goshen students do at the normal enrollment feel? Make many new friends? See life from an international perspective? Make your personal contribution to a young nation like Belize, Costa Rica, Haiti, or Honduras? Goshen College - and your new friends - welcome you. COLLEGE GCJSHEN INDIANA REJDER ILLEI? FIREPLACE WOCDD Fruit Wood - Mixed Hardwoods Seasoned Delivered Split Stacked Tree Service Custom Chain Sawing and Wood Splitting Lamar M. Benner RD W1 Mount Joy, PA 17552 Q717J 653-4449 Custom Quality in Every Home Residential l Commercial l Remodeling Arthur D. Kreider Donald M. Diller 1771 Hidden Lane 1830 Heritage Ave. 397-8092 393-0548 Office 1936 Columbia Ave. 393-7273 167 Triangle Co unica Ions Inc. KRAYBILL ADVERTISING Calendars - Specialties - Gifts Business Printing R.D. 1, Elizabethtown, PA 17022 C7173 367-2060 Business Two-Way Radio Sales and Service CB and Scanner Sales and Service Route 23 1 Mile West of New Holland 656-2211 LAPP LUMBER CCD. Manufacturing Quality Oak and Poplar Lumber Paradise, PA 17562 C7171 442-4116 R. W. SAU DER, INC. Fresh Eggs Produced on Penn-Dutch Farm Lititz, PA C7171 626-2074 WEAVER'S NATURAL FOODS, INC. 37 Market Square Manheim, PA 17545 C7175 665-6871 Pennsy1vania's Nutritional Specialist 25 Years of Dedicated Service For the Most Complete Health Food Store in t . . . See Weaver's Mail Orders Promptly Handled Gift. Certificates Available he Area YOU CAN GET THAN JUST A l MORE FUR FUUR YEARS SQUARE HAT WITH A TASSEL' llBERAl ARTS lI0llEliE Grantham, Pennsylvania 17027 Q65 porlra.'d's - Weddings LO' O09 -Jena-JlL.lwo3EQClio.i2!e5 0 Ng t.oncLZts5efA'0f1i:f,os if Ohm: 8'l.l'45lp7 CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of '77 fix X HR S RF X 1 Q R A A X ' joyce s .mf I . 'v I R A f 'QV2f Bridal House i f - ' I For a Lovely Wedding - at a Reasonable Price - Attendants Gowns A ' Flowergirl Gowns For an early appointmentcall: - Invitations l215l286-9844 I D Etc. Between Blue Balland Morgantow Specializing in a personal atmosphere I69 J. B. ZIMMERMAN U 0 8. soNs, INC. e '11 PETERSJURG X Uzgmsnn ' ' .sg 8 UNT! S PA' .53 TV and Appliances Q15 t Sales and Services 17520 - Blue Ball Only Blue Ball 394-4955 Strasburg 687-7381 WENGERS SAUDER BROS RESTAU RANT ' Sander Loaders Home Style Cooking and Baking Buckets Blades Phone Route 23 717 I 354-2380 New Holland, Pa. 77557 New Hglland, Penna, 17557 Strawberry Pie Specialty 717-854-8721 or 9801 Good Health rhe SHAKLEE WAY o 'K 8e AKRON RESTAURANT AND GIFT SHOP 3s,,,B,,.0' Help Clean Up America Route 272 Akron , Penna . 170 Shaklee Supervisors Christ M. and Ru+h Martin 135 Weaver Rd. , RD W2 Lancaster PA 17603 47175 394-8849 B I MYERS METERED C-SAS SERVICE, INC. Gas Appliances L.P. Gas Service Telephone C7173 665-3588 ox '71 Manheim, PA KREIDER DAIRY FARM Farm Fresh Milk Home Made Ice Cream Rd. 35 Box 665 Manheim II-I A Gig cp 'FI-1 . Fa E in I: .EIB-4 M24 1'--1 - 1:1 :- E E 3, I-HAIR, aj :II If:- 1941 Benmar Dr. ' Lancaster, PA 1 ag 3 Phone 397-5583 ISIICL, fnc. ffQ.....M- ., sez.. ww, ff... A Skilled Nursing Facility Which Is Able to Provide a Home-like Atmosphere and Personalized Care WARREN R. SMITH, III Life Underwriter g- W, And so, fhis was us, and fhis was our gear. We loved if. hafed if. sfruggled fhrough and somehow made if. We have learned new fhings. made new friends. and faced new experiences. Now we have fo leave our communifg of friends and make our differences a parf of ofher communifies. Never will we forgef. fhough. fhe mang happenings of fhis gear. Hopefullg fhis 1977 Laurel Wreafh can be a lasfing memenfo of a unique gear in LMH hisforg. l72 L I.. Good, Marcus A. 44, 96 Abreu, Miriam I. 85 Acosta, David 85 Albrecht, Judy 80, 96, 149, 154 Aulgsburger, Anita F. 85, 97, 111. 112, 13 Augsburger, Audrey K. 37, 94, 96, 98, 104, 111. 127, 136 Ayala, Maribel 29, 89, 97 Baer, Melanie A. 80, 96 Bare, Julie A. 80, 96 Bartlett, Laurie A. 80, 96 Beachy, Joanne M. 37, 79, 95, 96, 115 Beam, William L. 80, 138 Bechtel, Pamela M. 85, 97 Becker, David 89, 97 Becker, Deborah L. 80, 96, 101 Becker, Marian E. 80, 96, 143 Charles , Clymer , Charles, Ruth E. 89, 97 Steven R. 81 Leonardl. 40, 108, 133 Cordell, James R. 89 Deiter, Lois A. 81, 95. 96, 127 Denlinger, Cindi D. 81, 95, 96 Denlinger, Mary A. 81, 95, 96 Dietz, Anna L. 81, 96 Dietz, Myron S. 24, 132 Dietz, Philipl. 13, 40, 127 Dietzel, Daniel L. 19, 20, 154 Good, Don M. 9, 81, 95, 96, 101, 144 Good, Lauren R. 44, 94, 96, 131, 132, 135 , 139, 149, 154 Good, Noah G. 21 Graber, Sandra R. 81, 96, 150, 152, 153 Grasse, Carolynl. 30, 81, 131, 134, 135 Graybill, Herbert H. 86, 100 Groff, Daryl C. 45, 96, 101, 108, 109, 136 127 1 Groff, David 90 Groff, Dean L. 86 Dimitris, William 41 Dorwart, Rebecca S. 85 Downs, Nancy E. 10, 41 Eberly, Donna L. 81, 96 Eberly, Judy F. 81, 94, 95, 96 Eberly, Marilyn 89, 97 Groff, DeVon E. 45 Groff, Dwight L. 90, 97 Groff, Geoff C. 81, 108, 119, 120, 121, Beiler , Beiler, Beiler , Ann M. 85, 97, 102 DanielG. 9, 37, 94, 96 Fanny E. 85, 97 Beiler, John W. 80, 95, 96 Beiler Larry L. as 110 Beiler: Rosalind J. 85, 97, 102 Bender, Lorraine K. 37, 96, 101, 118, 149, 153 Bender, Robert M. 31, 115 Benner, Lamar M. 38, 79, 145 Benngr, Marcial. 38, 93, 96, 98, 119, 14 Beyer, Glenda G. 89, 97 Bitterman, Grant 85, 110 Blank, Ivanl. 9, 38, 94, 95, 96 Blank, Keith W. 89, 97 Blank, Nelson R. 80, 95, 96 Bontrager, Michael 3, 11, 13, 38, 78, 79, 94, 96, 107, 108, 109, 132 Boose, Mabel 32 Bowman, Leon M. 39 Bowman, Mabel 32, 139 Bowman, Mae 32 Bowman, Mary A. 4, 36, 96 Breneman, Kathy A. 89, 113 Breneman, Kay L. 85, 97 Breneman, Larry 39 Brower, Judith L. 80, 96 Brubaker, Cathy 85 Brubaker, Dennis 10, 39, 96 Eberly, Willard 32 Ebersole, Cynthia A. 10, 41, 96 Ebersole, Kathryn 32 Eby, Jane L. 41, 94, 95, 96, 98 Eby, Linda L. 41, 96 Eby, Mark 4, 89 Esbenshade, Fred L. 85, 97 Esbenshade, Roger 89, 97 Esch, Brenda L. 42, 96, 138 Esch, Christine E. 89, 97, 98 Esch, Randall E. 89 Esh, Barbara A. 81, 95, 96 Esh, Linda J. 86, 113 Eshleman, Leanne H. 42, 94, 95. 96, 98, 105, 136 Eshleman, Louise 81, 95, 96, 98, 105, 127, 133 Espenshade, Keith L. 4, 90, 97 Espenshade, Kevin R. 81, 100, 105 Figueroa, Marilyn 90, 97 Finney, Edythe A. 81, 96 Fisher, Kenneth 90 Fisher, Martha E. 42, 96, 136, 141 Forwood, Miriam E. 86. 97 Frank, Dale R. 86, 97 X Frederick, Debra A. 42, 96, 102, 103, 115 Frederick, Isaac L. 18 Frederick, Mary 33 Brubaker, Edward D. 85, 97, 110, 129, 135 Brubaker, J. Lester 18 Brubaker, Jan A. 80, 108, 148 Brubaker, Loisl. 80, 95, 96 Brubaker, Seth J. 89 Bruckhart, E. Rosene 85, 97 Bruckhart, Romaine 89, 97 Brunk, Nathan W. 80 Buckwalter, Alice Y. 80, 96, 104, 113, 150 Buckwalter, Richard L. 39, 79, 96, 101, 104, 137, 140, 145 Buckwalter, Timothy L. 89, 97, 104, 137 Buckwalter, William R. 40, 79, 96, 108, 109, 119, 120, 121, 133 Bug, Lady '16, 77 Burkhart, Anna R. 80, 96 Frederick, Philip L. 86 Frey, John M. 81, 96. 108 Frey, Kathyl. 81, 104 Frey, Sandra J. 43, 111, 112 Gamber, James P. 81 Garappo, Theresa A. 90, 97 Garber, David A. 81, 115 Garber. Dawn M. 81, 95, 96 Garber, Elaine S. 86, 97, 104 Carmen, Nancy R. 81, 96, 100 Garman, Ruth 32 Gehman, Dale L. 86, 97 Gehman, Daryl L. 81, 95, 96 Gehman, Fred 90, 98, 142 Gehman, Jane 43, 96, 104, 126 Gehman, Janet N. Geib, Ca 20, 105 rolyn L. 43, 96 Geib, Donald E. 90, 97 134 Groff, Herbert E. 80, 81, 96 Groff, J. Randall 81, 138 Groff, Larry 90, 97, 110 Groff, E. Lois 7, 35, 45, 78, 96, 111, 116 Groff Hahn Hahn Hami Harni , 117, 134 , Merle E. 90, 97 , Millard H. 45, 96 Norman L. 81, 96 ton, David L. 19 sh, Cheryl L. 46, 94, 96 1 Hamish, Gregoryl. 90, 110 Harni sh, Janet L. 90, 97 Harris, Randal G. 8, 46, 102, 108, 109, 130, 139 Hege, Harold A. 46, 100, 132, 134 Helle r, Joseph L. 22 Herr, Elizabeth 32 Herr, Jean E. 86, 97 Herr , Joanne L. 46, 96 Herr, Minerva 32 Herr, Nevin L. 81 Hersh Hersh Hersh Hersh Hersh Hersh Hersh Hertz Hertz berger, Myrna L. 20, 101 ey, Clifford N. 81, 96 ey, Dale L. 86. 97 ey, Linda K. 90, 97, 98 ey, Nathan R. 96, 108, 119 ey, Ronald L. 86, 97, 129. 135 ey, Verna M. 46. 95, 96 ler, Jeanette L. 35, 47, 94, 96 ler, Joe D. 47, 96 Hertzler, Randall 81 Hess, Bertha M. 88 Hess, Carol Y. 36, 47, 96 Hess, David B. 81 Hess, Dean F. 47, 96, 142 Hess. Emest M. 19, 36 Hess, Esther G. 48, 95, 96 Hess, Kathleen R. 48, 95, 96, 98 Hess, Kathy M. 2, 35, 89, 97, 126 Hess, Kevin D. 86, 145 Hess, Park E. 86, 100 Hess, Pauline 33 Hess, Sharon 81, 95, 96 Hiestand, John A. 82, 144 High . Hilt , Linda J. 80, 82, 95, 96 Kathleen Y. 86, 100 Hoffer, Donald E. 25 Hollinger, Brenda J. 82 Hoover , J Burkhart, Barbara L. 85, 97, 113 Burkhart. Brenda J. 81, 96, 116, 118 Burkhart, Carol D. 36, 40, 94, 96, 98, 132 Burkhart, Elizabeth H. 89 Burkhart. Glenn M. 89 Burkhart, Janet E. 85, 97, 104 Burkhart, Ronald L. 89 Burkholder, Brenda G. 81, 96, 150, 151, 152, 153 Burkholder, David 89 Burkholder, Virgie G. 40 Carpet, Donna M. 85 Charles, Beth D. 85 Charles, Daniel E. 81, 95, 96 Charles, Eunice G. 89, 97 Charles, Janet R. 85 Charles, Jonathan E. 10. 25, 129, 135 Charles, Phyllis D. 81, 96, 127 Geib, Ronald L. 81 Geigley, Karen R. 90, 97 Geigley, Nelson R. 81, 95, 100 Gerlach, Doug M. 86, 97, 126, 129 Gerlach, John D. 86 Gibson, Tammil. 2, 35, 43, 79, 111, 112, 113 Ginder, Beverly A. 81 Gingrich, Kenneth L. 81, 96 Gingrich, Paul 81, 95, 149 Gleim, Robin A. 44, 96, 99, 101, 150, 151. 152 Glick, Charlotte J. 33, 36, 154 Glick, Dell. 23, 80, 119, 122, 154 Glick, Dennis L. 81 Glick, Karen R. 86, 97 Gochnauer, David L. 44, 94, 95, 96, 115. 119, 121 Good, Carol A. 27, 81, 96, 154 Hollinger, Clyde M. 22, 141 Hollinger , Edwin R. 82, 96 Hollinger, Ellen 82, 95, 96, 151 Hollinger, Joe L. 82, 94, 95, 96, 108 Hollinger , Joyce E. 82, 95, 96, 102 Hollinger, Louann M. 48, 96 Hollinger, Shirley A. 48 ay 7, 49, 78, 79, 94, 96, 98, 102, 108. 119, 131 Hoover, Loretta S. 90. 97 Hornberger, Linda L. 96 Horning, Janice 86 Horning, Joanne 82 Horning, Larry 49 Horning, Suzanne 86, 97 Horst, Galen R. 24 Horst, Mervin E. 82, 95. 96, 98, 130 Horst Shirley 49 96, 101 Horst: Timothy 82, 108 Leaman, Laurie A. 87, 97 er, Marianl. 13, 52, 79 Ho Ho SC O Ho tetter, Arthur N. 82 tetter, Beverly D. 90 tetter, Chris N. 82 ICIICI Galen H. 82 144 tetter: Jerry D. 86, '97, 110, 122 IBIICI, Joanne 33, 154 letter, Kathy S. 86 tetter, Rhondal. 49, 96 tetter, Sally J. 86 sman, Ina S. 36, 50, 131, 135 er Gwendolyn D. 97 er, Jay 10, 50 er John D. 90, 97 er Sandra 82, 96 hes Timothy P. 90, 97 t, Deryl M. 90 st Karen L. 86 nal, Mennonite 129 bs Alan R. 82, 101, 104, 137 is Steven D. 50, 94, 95, 96, 149 son Jared A. 86, 97 agy Barbara A. 20 agy Cynthia D. 50, 96, 100 agy Lamar E. 82, 96, 108 n Michele R. 82 ffman. Janet R. 51, 96 ffman, Jeanette L. 51 ner Faye 82, 95, 96 Jay G. 86. 102, 110. 122 William Y. 90 Ruth A. 11, 51, 79 HCI IIB! Ke ler, Barb 33, 154 Ke ler Ke ler Ke ley Ke ley Donna J. 90, 97 Michael 90 Mark A. 21, 104, 137 Martha L. 31, 111, 116, 117, I Sue E. 51 Ke I1 1161 Ke mel 9 114. 115. 128 Kil y, Robert L. 86, 122 Conrad D. 90, 97 Crist 90 Curtis G. 90, 97, 110 Lapp, rimothyl. 55, 94, 95, ss, 134 Lauver , Lillian K. 35, 55, 95, 96 Leaman, Anne D. 10, 82, 95, 96, 111 Leaman Leaman , Deborahl. 87, 97, 113 , Larry L. 87 Leaman, Mary 32 Leaman, Naomi J. 82, 96 Leaman, Yvonne E. 13, 82, 96 Lease, Rebecca M. 82, 95, 96 Lefever, Grace M. 87, 97, 102, 113, 116. 117 Lefever, Paul 89, 90, 110 Lefever, Ruth 32, 139 Lehman, Joy C. 82, 94, 96, 102 Lehman, Marilyn R. 4, 55, 96 Lehman, Nancy J. 55, 96 Lehman Lehman Lehman , Raymond D. 90, 110 , Richard N. 87, 100, 110 Stephen R. 82 Lehr, Gregory R. 56, 79, 128, 132 Lehr, Kate S. 87, 97, 113 Lentz, David 90 Longenecker, Charles B. 27 Longenecker, Fred 89, 90, 97, 98. 115, 144 Longenecker, JoAnn 56. 94, 95, 96, 103 Lopez, Samuel E. 3, 90, 141 Lopez, Sharon R. 87, 97 Martin , Martin , Ann L. 87, 113 Anna Mary 32 Miller, Valerie K. 87, 97 Moshier, Arnold J. 22, 129 Myer, H. Everett 29, 80, 130 Mylin , Gerald R. 87 Nafziger, June K. 83, 96 Nafziger, Linda R. 60, 94, 96 Nafziger, Yvonne 60, 95, 96 Neff, Earl L. 87, 97 Newswanger, Bruce 83, 96, 110 Newswanger, Christine F. 60, 96 Newswanger, R. Wesley 30 Nguyen, Hong T. 60 Nissley, Cheryl A. 91, 97 Nissley, James L. 87 Nissley, Maurice 11, 60, 96. 131, 139 Nolt, Lois A. 91, 97 Nolt, Nancy E. 87, 144 Nolt, Wanda 83, 96 Oberholtzer, Greg S. 61, 96 Oberholtzer, Karl D. 13, 91, 97 Oberholtzer, Kevin D. 13, 91, 97 Oyola, Carmen L. 83 Oyola, Luis E. 83 Patterson, Diane 91, 97 Patterson, Richard E. 83, 136, 138 Peifer, Judith R. 61, 94, 96, 98, 104 Peters, David L. 61, 105 Peters, Dean R. 87 Petersheim, Gregory L. 61, 94, 102, 103, 129, 149 Pierantoni, Debral. 62, 102, 138 Timothy L. 6, 51, 78, 79, 95, Martin, Anne 82, Martin. Anne L. 8 Martin, Audrey L. 95. 96. 98 2. 95. 96. 98 82, 95, 96 Martin, Carol A. 4, 56, 96, 118. 141 Martin, Cheryl A. Martin, Cheryl R. Martin, Daniel L. 98. 141 Martin, Darrel L. Martin, Daryl 87, Martin, Dean E. 3 83. 96 56. 96. 126 83. 93. 94. 95. 96. 90. 145 110. 141 6, 57, 96, 100, 103, David R. 52, 96, 119, 120, 121 Deborah S. 82, 96, 113 Dorothy J. 82, 96 DorothyJ. 97 Earl D. 82, 96 Kristal D. 90. 97. 102 Sharon L. 82, 95, 96, 119, 154 pp, Rosemary 82 ybill, Leon S. 52, 94. 96, 98, 105, ider Cheryl J. se, 94, 97 der Cheryl L. 52, 96 er. Jeffrey C. 86 er Joni C. 52, 96 ider Linda K . 82 er. M. Stanley 26. 139 der k z z is . Susan E. 11, 53, 111, 136 -. Gary L. 13, 53. 151 Elvin 82, 149 Marianne J. 86, 97, 113, 118 Carol L. 90, 97 . Charlene M. 86, 97, 111, 112. 116. 117 .Dale L. 11. 53, 79. 148 .Debra A. 82, 95, 96 . Herbert E. 86, 97, 102, 114, 115 . Ira J. 86 s. Janice 33 .Karl R. 82, 95, 96, 149,154 . Kenneth H. 53, 115, 130 . Stuart L. 87, 110 rau, Santa 82, 100, 153 , Bertha C. 54, 96, 115, 132, 150 , Paul E. 8, 82 . Randal L. 90 J Doug E. 54, 128, 140 J Janelee F. 87 Joyce M. 10, 54, 96, 132, 150, Lois M. 82, 96 Reuben 90 Richie D. 82, 96 Samuel J. 87, 125 Ho Ho Ho Ho Ho Ho Ho H11 , Hu Hu , Hu . Hu . Hu H11 , Hy I . Ja ' , J h . K3 , Ka , Ka , Ka , Ka Ka Ke , Ke . Ke , Ke ns, 1 8 Ki g, Ki g, Ki g, Ki g, Ki g, Ki g, Ki g, Ki g, Ki g, Ki g, Kn Kr 1 4 KI ' , Kr i , KI Cl Kr 'd , Kr ' . Kr 'd Kr 'd KI ' Ku le Ku , Ku , La J- . La is 1 3. La is La is La is La is La ll La is La is La is La - La z La z La z La , La , La . 1 4 La . L3 , La , La . LB . Randy L. 54, 114, 115, 119, 130 140. 145. 153 Martin, Donald 83, 96 Martin, Elise 87 Martin, Gerald K. 57, 96, 103, 127. 149 Martin, Gerald L. 29, 94 Martin, Janet H. 83, 95, 96 Martin, Kathy L. 87, 97 Martin, Lauren R. 57, 79, 94, 96, 102, 103. 142 Martin, Lindal. 89, 90, 97 Martin Maietta 83, 95 96 Martin. Raedella J. 83. 95. 96. 153 Martin, Randall S. 87, 97, 98 Martin, Rose A. 83, 95, 96 Martin, Ruth E. 90, 97 Martin Sue A. 90 Martin: Sylvia J. 83. 95. 96. 102, 103, 128 Mast , A lvin E. 57, 130 Mast, Daniel D. 11, 57, 79 Mast, David L. 58, 135, 149, 154 Mast, Harvey E. 83, 100 Matthews, Cathy J. 87 McCrone, Titus R. 83, 149 Mellinger, Carl A. 91, 126 Mellinger, Cathy A. 91, 113, 118, 126 Messner, Robert J. 18 Metzler , Audrey D. 2, 6, 58, 93, 98 Metzler, Dennis E. 58 Metzler, Lawrence D. 58 Metzler, Naomi 155 Meyers. Rodney A. 87. 100 Miller, Miller , Barbara L. 83, 95, 96, 118, 142 Donald B. 58, 95 Miller , Edwin 87 Miller, Gerald R. 91, 97 Miller, Jane Y. 83, 96 Miller, Jay B. 83, 96 Miller, Joann M. 91, 97 Miller, Krista G. 13, 59, 79, 94, 96, 105 Miller, Lamar 87 , 97 Miller, Lois M. 59, 96 Miller. Mark 87 Miller, Miriam G. 4, 59, 96 Miller, Robert 32 Miller, Ronald E. 59 Miller, Sue E. 83. 96, 101 Pittman, Fred 90, 91 Pittman, Sharon 91, 97 Pogue, John H. 83, 126 Raifsnider, Carol A. 83, 95, 96 Raifsnider, Eileen F. 87, 97 Raifsnider, Lloyd M. 6, 9, 63, 94, 95, 96 Ramer, Faye M. 83, 95, 96, 153 Ranck, Dale E. 91 Ranck. Eileenl. 83. 95. 96. 100, 101, 127 Ranck, James A. 83, 95, 100, 149 Ranck , Ranck . Ranck Parke H. 91, 97 Patsy A. 62. 96 Peggy S. , 83. 96 Redcay. Glenda J. 35. 83. 94, 95, 96 Redcay. Twila D. 62, 94, 96 Reed, Grace K. 62, 79, 96, 101, 130 Reiff, Betty A. 83, 96 Reinford, Joyce D. 83, 96, 129, 153 Reinford, Merle R. 26, 100 Reinford, Philip 62. 96. 103. 149. 153 Reinford, Rhoda R. 11, 30 Ressler, Linda S. 10, 63, 95, 96 Rheinheimer, Kathy E. 83. 96. 116, 117 Rice, Vernon D. 8, 31, 108 Ricketts, Tina M. 91 Ritz, Beth A. 87 Rodriquez, Carmelo M. 8.4 11, 68, 108, 109. 148 Rohrer, Anna M. 63. 96 Rohrer, Brenda S. 87 Rohrer, Charlene L. 91, 97, 134 Rohrer. Linda K. 63. 94, 96, 104 Rohrer, Wanda J. 83, 96, 111, 113 Rohrer , William G . 91 Root, Dale 91, 97, 98, 143 Root, Dawn M. 87, 97, 113, 118 Rufenacht, Verlen G. 28 Ruth, Nancy L. 64. 96 Rutt, Ann L. 11, 64, 96, 98,101, 102, 103. 111. 112. 133 Rutt, Clarence 32 Rutt, Mervin S. 64, 94, 96, 104, 133, 137 Sangrey, Janice E. 83, 96. 116, 117 Sangrey, Jeanette 13, 64 Santiago, Elizabeth 87 Santiago, Noemi 27. 91, 97 Sauder Sauder Sauder Gary L. ss, 96 . James L. 83 . Janet 91, 97 Sauder, Joanne L. 27, 65, 126 Sauder. John D. 87, 97 Sauder, Richard 110 Schmucker, Laura A. 83 Schnupp. Kathleen A. 65 Sell, Cheryl M. 27, 83, 95, 96, 113 Sell, Glen M. 23 Sell, Leon M. 88, 97, 110 Sensenig, Anne R. 83, 95. 96 Sensenig, Beth E. 65, 95, 96, 111, 112, 131 Sensenig, Carolyn J. 65, 95, 96, 134 Sensenig, Gary L. 88 Sensenig Geoffrey L. 88, 97 Sensenig: Pearl 88, 97 Sensenig, Phillis M. 88, 97, 113 Sensenig Sharon N. 66, 78, 95, 96, 132 Shaiebly, Nelson E. 88, 97 Shearer, Kenneth 26 Shearer, Robert D. 83 Shelley, Kathleen A. 83, 95, 96 Shenk, Shenk, Shenk, Shenk, Shenk, Shenk, David 83 Edward 88, 97, 126 Kevin R. 88 Margaret L. 66, 94, 95, 96 Ronald L. 66 Steve L. 88, 97, 100 Stoltzfus Stoltzfus . Brent 91, 102 , Chester L. 69, 96, 103 Stoltzfus, Dale E. 88, 122 Stoltzfus Stoltzfus , Dale 84, 96 , Donna 91, 97, 104, 118 Stoltzfus, Duane C. 69, 94, 96, 98, 104, 114, 115 Stoltzfus, Dwight L. 88 Stoltzfus, Edwin J. 88. 122 Stoltzfus , Eric W. 69, 95, 96 Stoltzfus, Gerald S. 84, 138 Stoltzfus, Harold S. 91, 102. 110 Stoltzfus, Henry 88 Stoltzfus. Jewell L. 155 Stoltzfus Stoltzfus Stoltzfus , loyL. 88, 97 ,Joyce L. 84, 94, 95, 96 , Karen F. 80, 84, 95, 96, 118 Stoltzfus , Leonard J. 91 Stoltzfus Stoltzfus Stoltzfus , Mahlonl. 84, 95, 96 , Martina F. 88. 97, 111 Showalter, Louise E. 21, 80 Shepherd, German 88 Shirk. Dale E. 66, 95, 96, 131, 135 Showalter, Linden 66, 95, 96, 103, 115, 149 Simpson, Brenda K. 67, 78, 96, 98, 129 130 Slabaugh, Nancy 84, 95, 96, 152, 153 Smith, Dawn 91, 97 Smith. Thomas C. 67, 96, 100, 130 , Mervin L. 70, 94, 96, 103, 115, 130. 135. 142. 149. 150. 154 Stoltzfus. Nathan L. 70 Stoltzfus, Randyl. 35, 70, 79, 108, 109, 116. 117, 153 Weaver, Mark A. 73 Weaver, Marlin 13, 72, 96, 100, 108, 132, 134 Weaver Weaver Weaver Weaver Weaver Weaver , Marthal. 84, 101 , Michael 91. 110 , Phyllis A. 4, 73, 96 , Sharon D. 73. 95, 96, 100 , Susan H. 10. 73 , Timothyl. 84, 96 Weaver, Wilma 113 Weber, Jean E. 88. 97 Weber , Weber , Weber , Jeff K. 88, 122 John 73 John S. 25, 89 Weinhold, Gerald L. 84, 140 Wenger , Chester L. , II 19, 31, 110, 144 Wenger, Clifford R. 86, 88, 110 Wenger Wenger Wenger Wenger Wenger Wenger Wenger , Daryl 80, 84, 96. 100 , James N. 84 , Jay Y. 89, 91, 97 , Larry 2, 19. 27 , Martin 84, 96 , Richard 84, 148 Thomas M. 82. 84. 96, 102, Witmer, Duane L. 88, 97, 104, 137 149, 152 Smoker, Charity J. 4, 67, 79, 96 Smoker , Glenn R. 84 Smoker, John W. 88 Smoker, Mary L. 67, 95, 96, 101 Smoker, Sheryl J. 84, 96 Smoker, Timothy L. 91 Smucke Smucke r, James E. 88, 110, 122 r, Jay W. 84, 102, 105, 108, 109 Snader, Darlene K. 4, 68, 96 Snader, David L. 68 Snader, Donald P. 91 Snavely, Rhoda D. 11, 68, 78, 95, 96, 98. 100 Snyder, Nathan G. 88, 97 Sollenberger, Marcus A . Sollenberger, Merle 88 Stahl, Eunice R. 68. 96 Stahl, Mary L. 91, 97 Stauffer, David 84, 96 Stauffer, Joanne M. 84 Stauffer Stauffer Stauffer , Korina A. 91, 97 , Marge L. 88 , Ruthie 84, 96 119, 121, 133 Stoltzfus, Randy L. 8, 88 Stoltzfus, Rebecca 32 Stoltzfus, Rhoda M. 84, 95, 96, 152, 153 Stoltzfus, Susan E. 88 Stoltzfus, Vernon S. 8, 13, 70, 108, 123, 138 Stoltzfus, Wilma I. 70, 96 108, 119 Wert, Brenda L. 88, 97 Wert, Sandra J. 74, 104 Winey, Richard L. 6, 84, 94. 95. 96, 102 Winters. Eugene 91, 110, 140 84, 95, 96, 143. Stoner, Barbara L. 88. 97 Stoner, Clyde B. 28 Stoner, Judy M. 70, 78. 96. 100 Swartzentruber, Ralph E. 84, 96. 119 Sweigart, Ann M. 88, 115 Thomas, Brian L. 71, 78, 83, 105, 108 Thomas, Richard 84 Thomas, J. Richard 29, 102, 154 Tobias, Evelyn 33 Torres, Lennardo 88 Tran, Julie 71 Tran, Lisa 88 Troxel, Joanne M. 88, 100, 118 Umble, Joanne 71, 94, 96, 136 Steffy. Cynthia J. 88 Steffy, Julia A. 91, 97, 102 Stoltzfus, Audrey L. 68, 79, 94, 96, 104 153 Stoltzfus, Beth 84, 95, 96, 111 Stoltzfus, Brenda J. 11, 69, 96, 101, 111, 135 Umble, William L. 13, 71, 79, 114, 115 Warfel, Kevin D. 84. 95, 96 Warfel. Steve 91 Weaver, Carmenl. 71, 95, 96, 111, 112, 113 Weaver, Carol F. 84, 96 Weaver, Donald J. 91 Weaver, Jay P. 88 Weaver, Jeffrey L. 88, 97 Weaver, Kathy 88, 97 Weaver, Kenneth L. 84, 108, 109 Weaver. Lamar C. 72, 95, 96 Weaver, Linda L. 88 Weaver, Lorraine 91, 97 Weaver , Lucinda G. 72. 94, 96, 102, Witmer Witmer . Anna S. 32 , Cynthia B. 74, 101. 115 Witmer, Gina A. 74, 105. 136 Witmer, Jeffrey G. 84 Witmer, Lamar 84, 134 Witmer, Randall L. 91, 110 Wolf, J . Leonard 11, 13, '74, 78, 104. . 115, 119, 137, 142 Wolgemuth, Andrew A. 88 Wolgemuth, Ruth M. 84. 96 Yocum, Susan M. 84, 95, 96, 129 Yoder, David W. 19 Yoder, Dianne 4, 91, 97 Yoder, Evan M. 91 Yoder, Karl D. 84. 95. 96 Yoder, Leon D. 84 Yoder, Michael 75, 144 Yoder, Nancy C. 75. 96 Yoder, Nathan D. 75 Yovanovich, Naomil. 88 Yunginger, Mary A. 75, 96, 101, 111, 112, 116, 117 Zimmerman, Philip K. 88, 110 Zimmerman, Ranee C. 75, 95, 96 Zook, LarryJ. 91, 97, 100 Zook, Lois A. 19, 28, 89 Thank you staff for the loyal service and many hours you spent working on this yearbook. Some time a year- book will come up with a way to dedicate a yearbook to Miss Gehman without letting her know about it, but for now, thank you for the dedication you have shown. Thanks, Merv Stoltzfus, Lois Groff, and Steve Shenk for the use of your pictures. I also appreciated the help of the three English classes in writing captions when our creativity ran dry. 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