Pequea Valley High School - Pequoian Yearbook (Kinzers, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1956 volume:

.X4 WEL!! jd e QW go W 919 pequva Valley Higyll School -'fm 956, 4,,0! 51 l8l0iCi8J in fine payed 0 .mpufnlishecf by... we .gznior Cfazifi of f956 C5649 pequea vafky Shoo! ibidfricf KINZERS. PENNSYLVANIA we f 956 peguoian Q Frou! View of Srlmol 0l 2l,U0l - 0 . We, the class of 66, publish this, the first edition of the Pequoiang a pictoriai imooia of our new high school. it is our hope that this yearivooiz will he a fitting introctuction to a new era at Pequea Valley High School. 36164 of Confenfb . . Foreword ....,,., ,,,,, 4 Appreciation ..........,.. 4 Dedication ...,.,......................,,,..,..,,,.,..,.,.. 5 iviessage from time Principal ,..,....,..,.,,.,, 12 Niessage from the Assistant Principal 13 Administration 15 Seniors .,....,.....,.., ,....,, ....,.,,.,, .,,,,,,, 2 2 Uncierciassmen ..,.. ,,,.,,,, 5 2 Sports .............,,,,. ,,,,,,,, 6 8 Activities ,.......,,r,,,, ,,,,,,,, 8 2 Acivertisements ,,,4, ,,,.,,-, 9 7 lalareciafion . . . We, the members of the class of 1956, gratefully extencl our thanks to ati those who tooie part in making the publication of this hook a successful one. Vve especially want to thank our aclvisors, Miss Shenenirerger and Mr. Althouse, for their assistance. We also want to thank Miss Futginiti ami Miss Lovatt for their helpful sug- gestionsg Fir. Shelley, our photographer, and Ensinger Printing Service. T 0 To all those who marie this school, these opportunities for eciucation, and this yearbook, we, the Senior Class of 1056 of time Pequea Valley High School, cio cieciicate this first eciition of the PE Q UOIAN . LOUNGES Lounges have been pro- viciecl for time convenience of tile faculty. These rooms, one for women facuity anoi one for men faculty, are equippeci with flesies, tae inies, cilairs, ami iavatory facilities. Lobby Six Women in Faculty Room HOMEMAKING This ctepartment. wilt: Mrs. Dcftmoratr Hartzter in ftlarge. is futty equippert wittl four Complete tfttClll'tl units. two living room ar- eas, automatic etottzes wastler. ctrier. anct ironer. anrt eigtit eteetric sewing martltnes. Ttxe girts are taught ttze essentiats of tmuseteevping. nutrition, fa- tnrivs, anrt sewing. Art Room S1'Yx'H Home Makingg Room ART Vvittr tvtiss tfunice Lo- natt at the tmeaft of ttm art department. ttlc' stuftents are engageft in sucti activ- ities as water votors, stitt tite anct figure painting. tempera painting, anct l'l'0.ftS - metat repoussee. Ctlip carving, papier rnavtte, anrt reramics. Vocational Agric INDUSTRIAL ARTS Vttoootworking, fo r g e worte, tzencti metat, art met- at, machine stiop, anct me- ctnanicat ctrawing are ac- tivities wittr, wtticti ttze stu- ctents, uncter ttie supervision of Mr. Ricttarct Scttauffter, are kept occupiect. Later, it is tiopeft, there witt be courses in ptastic, teattier, anct etectricity. utture AGRICULTURE The agricutture ctepart- ment, uncter the teacterstiip of Mr. ttenry E. Givter, of- fers the tnoys courses in farm mectianics r- tractor maintenance, farm ma- ctiinery repair, and farm construction, tatnoratory worte f-1 mitk testing, soit testing, moisture test, and seect germinationg feeding anct management of farm tivestockg ptus many other farm topics. Eight tnrtustriat Arts Al TDITORH TM VX'iti1 a Coior svileme of rose. green, ami imiacic will: nalurai reriwoori finish tile auciitorium ilas a seating eapavity ot' 786. Tile seiff iiiting, llfJIl0iSi0l'C!I s e a t s are staggerect to insure clear vision from any seat in time auriitorium. The stage has eiertricaiiy operateri front Curtains and movie screen, ciimming mechanism. com- piele sounfi system, inuiit-in eeiiing spotiigizts, oueritearl iigizts in three coiors, and a Complete instrument panei. Gymnasium ll' www! GYMNASIUM Foicting inteachers ac- count for a seating capacity of 800. There is one iarge inasieetinaii court witivii can be Converteci to two smaiier courts by means of siicting ctoors. Equipment inciuctes six inacieinoarfis anct bas- ieets, ropes, rings, anri par- aiiei bars for gymnastics, mats for tumbling, and a iouci speaieer system. Also tiiere are two silower rooms. inciiuiciuai iocieers, team rooms, an electric score board, ancl pienty of storage space. LIBRARY The library, which lias talmles ancl a seating caf pacity of 50, has slielf space for approximately 5 0 0 0 volumes. There are a conf ference room ancl a mending room wliicli make it pos- silole for Miss Wails, our librarian ancl the stuolents to care for all sorts of lnoole problems. Plans are unclerf way for a course in library orientation next year. Science SCIENCE DEPT. The science suite conf sists of three rooms, eacli leading into time otller. Eacli room has blackboard space, closet space to store equip- ment, lainoratory w o r L space, wall cllarts anrl some experimental equip! ment. Adjoining the clvem- istry room is a combination supply-clark room. Teachers in these rooms are Mrs. Sue Gill, Mr. Rhys Craver, ancl Wir. Iolm Cunningham. T Srl Li lnrary HEALTH Tile tzeatttl suite consists ot' five rooms: tile rtoctor,s examining room, nursets room, rtentat examining room, tile infirmary. anct tile waiting room. tfquip- ment incturtes an etectric eye cilart. iutt ctentat tacit- ities. first-aict equipment, anct generat examining equipment. Ntusic Room l',tI'Vl'I1 MUSIC ROOM Tile music suite is set up to accommoftate tile music activities of ttre sctloot. Ttzese inctucte generat mu- sic in gractes seven ttzrougtz, ten anrt instrumentat anct etiorat music for att gractes. Generat music ctasses contain an average of twen- ty-tive stuftents uvtzo receive instruction in vocat music. ttleory anct music apprecia- tion. Tile ctnorat program in- ctuctes a Iunior ttigti ctiof rus anct a Senior ttigti FIIOY rus of wtiicti tire meminers are ctzosen tay auftition. tn actctition to tile ref tlearsat room. tile music suite contains an office. storage rooms anrt a pracf tice room. 851561925 l Olfl'I, Principal You, the members of the graduating class ol the Pequea Valley High School, have reached an important milestone in your lives. This is an important time for you. It is an equally important time for your schoolmates, parents and friends. The interest of the whole community is centered around you, and rightly so, because the schools represent the largest investment and business here in the valley. They symbolize an investment in boys and girls. To each one of you is given a character to build, a personality to fashion and a life to live. You will want to do your best to malce the most of these. Many energies, powers and talents are at your command. VX7hat will you do with these? l am sure all ol you will want to join that eager, joyous, expectant band of youth lmown as successful high school graduates. ln other words you will want to be a contributing citizen in our democracy. Since you have but one tile to live in a relatively short time, it becomes necessary to piclc out the worthwhile and essential things and cast aside the nonessential. You must malce a choice: you must choose. That may seem an easy thing for you to do while you are keyed up with excitement and with the sheltering influence of the home and school. But as time goes on the world will not prove to be the same as it seemed in the quiet surroundings of your high school life. Theories fail and life becomes harder to handle than you once thought. It is the hope of your school that you have been inspired to seelc your goal to the best of your ability. l hope you have been inspired to the extent that you recognize your talents and capabilities. Examine well the path your feet would trod. Consider what high attainments your mind is capable ol reaching. Your tools necessary to do this will include such items as hard worlc, friendship, love, understanding, and faith. Someone has so beautifully said: 'iLife is the mirror of icing and slave, 'Tis just what we are and soy Then give to the world the best you have, And the best will come hack to youf, Steadied by the experience of your parents and guided by their counsel and care, equipped with the training which your school has endowed you withg accepting the moral and spiritual values of lileg clothed in the faith and trust of youth, with all the enthusiasm and vigor that belongs to youth, may you go forth into the world and find all the happiness, success and the realization of all the dreams you have had during the years. May your hope be high. Have iaith in God, in yourself and in the future. Congratulations and best wishes to you. '-FYYPIVC . .!4I fA.Lll . Agheflnan P. aff? U p0l,Ul'lCl Assistant Principal One of Americays finest writers imas saint that tiie greatest timing in iiie is tile power to grow. Teaciiers as weii as parents are priviiegeci to witness tiiis Woncteriui growtii oi our youtil ctay aiter ctay, as we see tiie young mincts entrustect to us unioici. As teacilers we are interested in guiciing anti speeciing up tilis process to give eacil iiie purpose anct cieptii. Our community ilas matte a great investment for our youtii Witii enormous otentiai oi growtil anct return. P It is our priviiege as teaciiers to woric wilil you in maicing tiiese investments. tiie profits being a gooct man or woman wiio wiii ine a crectit to our country. our community anci our scilooi. Eciucationai growtii is more tiian tiie passing oi examinations: it is an en- ioyaiuie experience with an atmosphere, a ciiscipiine and a iiit that produces a iiuman ioeing. You must not oniy tive. but tive tor sometiiingz some icteai. some purpose. some spirit of service to conquer anci accornpiisil greater timings. Growing iiearts anct mincts must ine wi-it verseri in time morai values tiiai place Goct first, iceeping spirituai growlii at ttie same sleaciy pace as piiysicai anct mentai grovvtii. it is att rigiit to be contentect witii wiiat you iiave but never wilii wiiat you are. Looii about you. Stucty tiie never ciianging iaws oi nature. Remember time great iauiiiiers ot tiie ages, tile sages wilo uttereci trutiis XVi1iCil centuries oi time ilave not ciwangect. Vviien we conternpiate time great' marveis oi tiie Ltniverse. tilere comes a teeiing tiwat we are more tilan iiesii anti bones. giving permanence to morai ami spirituai vaiues liirougii guictect growtii ior a cuitureci peopie. it we ilave ileipefi you to ctiscern tiiings witii tasting vaiue, actopt icteais. and to grow in iiuman uncierstancting, your stay at Pc-quea Vaiiey has been an enriciiing experience in your iiie. TiliYtCCH ::-::- I 4 , .mm .Wm My M W Gl'!JllllCl Bl'OCllQillQ CTOVOWIOIIQ7 Wvm . N BOHCIIHQ C !'l'0Yl10l'ly FOll!fK't'Il ,fdcfminizifrafion SCIIOOZ Board PEOLTEA VALLEY HIGH SCHOOI. GROUND BREAKING CEREMONIES KNlfliLlNG-llvft to Ttfjlllli ljr. Ixfllllll' P. lxlylin, County SII'7Gl'iVlfK'lItlPFlf of Schools: Arlllur Y. lloxxnnll. Assistant liftllftliflll fivorgc- P. SUHIIIICTS, Pvquotz Valley joint Autliority lvlenilwrg Xvnltvr S. Ds-nlingfcr, Parmlisrl Vliownsliip Svlxool Houril. STANDING-Xxlillizunl l . limungnnlncr. lfnginm-r lXV.C.C.l: Tlxomas Sllirli, Buclmri Engineer- ing fo.: Vol. lolm ll. XXlitliCl'Sllillll2 XV. Stuulr-5 Nloorv, Prehirlent of lfucorlz Townsliip Sclxool Bourclq lfllis E. Kmmnr. Vice-Prmiclent ol Pumclisv Townsliip School Board: Harolfl B. Kc-m-ogy. Trvusuror of Puriulise Township School Bourrlq XV. Lloyd Hillnrcl, Salisbury Township School Board: ll. Rim- Hersllvy, Svrlwltcnry of Pvqzu-o Vallvy loin! lfoarzl: ,l. lfarl Runli, Secretary ol Scllool Autliorityg lxlarlin Xvurnvr, Trvosurflr of Alou' Nlilltouvn Sclmol Bouril: E. Harman Bracliluill, Spcrvtory of School Authority: Grim- xillt- A, Clurli, Svrrvtory of New Nlilltown School Board: l. Lf-zunun HCISIICY, Pr:-sifleni of Salislmry Town- sliip School Bourcl: Rev. lrrnnlx llrunlierwlwoncl, Rvtirn-il Pastor. IBONIDIXG CERENIONIES SIZNTEIJ-tlefl to righll: J. Houuril Ruth-r, Trust Officer of Forint-rs National Bank, Nvw Itolluml: ll. Rim- llc-rslxvy. Sl'i't'1'lllfy of loin! Srliool Bourcl: Riilwarxl Ranvli. Rvprvsvrltatiiix- of Kirlclvr l'i-uliorly, ltoncl ltrolecrs: Robert Burnley, l'resiclmzt of School flutlzority, STANDING-l,ol1is S. lxlny, Anllmony R. Appel, pequvu Vallvy loin! Bourcl Solicitors: llurolcl Kmwogy. ,l1l'PilSttl'C'I' ol Pururliiv Vl'Utl'llS'ltlJ Scltool Board: CH-1-il l-2m1n1cy, Vice-President of Scllool Autllorityg lrour lloprosvxltativvs ol l,1'I1lli3lYillll?l Bzxnliing Assoc-ization, Pllilaclclpllia, Pcnnsylvzxlmiaz A. ls. C. Groll. l,f9Stil4'lll of lfiirrnvrs National Banle, lvem Hollunrl: G1'cJrg5m- P. Summcrs, Authority fxlvnrwlnorz llc-rnmu Braclxlmill. Srfrrwtary of Pequvu Vollvy Ioint Sclwol Aullzorilyg TIIUIIIHS H. Xvvnkz. Solicitor, Nou' Holluml ltunle: Dmicl Slxirli, ,lutllority iNlz'lnlwr. SCHOOL IBOAR I D Slfgvl-EU-llelt to riglillz Harry G. Bmililnill. Rolovrt B. lxlillvr, Lmxrc-rmce Pvrrella. XV. Stanley NIUUYP, lllllf' llvrslwcy. Imlflrfllll KK'Ill'1lQ5', l rnnli .I. Earl lltlflfli. STANINNC1-l,.i-Roy XX'orft, Crunvillc- A. Clnrlc, Vfaltvr S. Denlingor, paul L. lvlartin, Nl. Clldll' llf'I'Slll'y, KrflIllf'r. xlllflill li. XXYRIIIIICF, 1.0131112111 I-lcrsllpy, Allrcil Xxlflllllpr. AISSENT FROM l'lCTl'llll-.lulnl U. Rosser, Niles lf. llarslm, lfarlc Emery, ljiltvvll C-dfuffg GEORGE ALTHOUSE, JR. lfiizuiwllliown Coll:-Qv - Franklin mul fxizursilall Culli-gin Tmnplv lxlmivvrsiiy - NIJ-lil. prcjvious Expcrim 1-: pnrzxclisc- Higll brllool. Suimjvrlsz Guidance Counsvllor, Ameri- can History, Basketball Coach, Base- lwll Coach. MRS. JANE R. BARTON Xvillivs Collage, Ixlillvrsvinc Slillv Teach- ers Conf-gc, 1,l'CYi0IlS Expericnvr-: D4-Ita High SVIIOOI, High Point High Srlluol. Sulnjmkiz English. MISS CATHERINE R. COLEMAN l.m-imnmn Valli-y Coll:-gc, foiumlwia Lui- xi-rlsly, ,luuiurri School ol Niusifi. Pri-vious EXIlt'filTllfffZ ivlmwr-fvlinctsvinv lligfil School, Denver High School, Salisbury Townsilip Svllools. Siiimjvrii: IIISITIIIIIUIIIUI iwliisiv, Civics RHYS H. CRAVER iX'IiHvrsviHc- State V-lqK'ilI'llSYS Collcgv. Suixic-ds: Clwmislry, Physics, Cvrmun JOHN E. CUNNINCHAM iVliHi-rsvillc Stull- Tc-nrilcrs Conf-gf:-. SIJIUPK lb: Blfllflfjyi and ' IUIIIUHLS of IJKUIIUFTIICV. ROBERT C. DENLINGER Niinvrsviucv State Tcnrllers Collvgc and rl-QCIIIDIO Univorsily. Pri-virsus IiXfJC1'il'llC'l'Z Denver wBorougi1 High SFIIOOI, Paradise- 'I ownship Sl'IlU1llS, and pnruilisc High SVIIOOI. SIIl7il'1fSI 'HTOIPIPIIIS of IVDOIIIOCNICY, Biology. Sixlvvn G. ALLEN I.. ECKERT hlillersvillc Slnlc 'l'4'ilfl'lPl'S COIL-ge mul 'lbmplif Univifrsiiy. llrcvious Expvrimlwz CilllfCi1f0XX'll nml Salislwury High School. Suhinfls: Vvorlci ami Anwricun Hislory. Civics, Economics. MISS MARY L. FULGINITI ixlillvrsvillv Stair- Teachcrs College - BS.. Columlmiu Univvrsiiy, Summer School. Previous Expcrif-ncc: Parzulisc High School. Suhiori: iunior Higgil School Mulhe- matics. MRS. SUE G. GILL Vvellvslcy College - B.A, Coursosc Millsaps Collegc-, :incl Nlillersvillc Stale TCEll'llCfS CTUHPQF. Previous Expi-ricnci-: lxlnnor Township School. Suhjcfl: Iunior High School Scivnce. HENRY E. GIVLER ixlillorsvilln Sialv Teachers College ancl llc-nnsylvnnia Slate linivc-rsity. Pri-vious lixpcrivnre: Real Lion Area lligh Sflmol. Sulmicclz Agricullure. MRS. DEBORAH C. HARTZLER linivvrsily ol! Pmlllsylvmliau - :mai Gmilimic Xvurli :xl Drcxvl lnsiiluiv. lyrcvious Expvricnrvz rllcurlling Home ljio- nomiis 9 yours. Suhic-ri: Hfllllf' El'flllfllnll MISS NANCY L. HESS SiliDDCl1SlJlIl'Q Slain T1'ilf'llCTS Collcgc. Prvvious l'.xp0rivm'c: Pnrmlisc ll i g h School. Sulmjorls: Boolclwvpirlg, Typing, Siiorl- imnci, I.li.T. unci Secretarial Science. Sew-nlccn VVARREN G. HOOPES XVL-sl Cllester Slate Tcaclu-rs College. Previous Experitvrlre: CUlllllK'FlElHd Counly and Sclluylliill Townslxip Sciiool. Sulijr-rls: Iunior fiigli Sclmol Googmplly and English. MRS. Ri-IODA XV. HOSTETTER Lanfzxsler General Hospital - R.N., Nvesl Clif-slcr Stale Tczwllers College, Penn- sylvania Stale University. Previous l3Xpr'rir'nr'o: pnmrlise and Salisl lnury Townslfiip Sriiools. Subject: School Nurse. JOHN KOSHUTA VX7esl Cliesler Slate Tcnrllers College - BS., Nlillcrsville Stale Teuclxers Col' lc-Qc: Penn Slain Linivvrsily. Frunlilin uncl Narslmll College. Previous Expc'ric'm'e: Pzlruclise Townsllip Srliools. Slll'IiK'l'lSI Gumfrul Nlusic, Chorus, flr- clwstra, Soccer Coach, English - ill. MISS .IOANN M. KRAMER VXICSI Clrester Slate Teaciuers College. Sulujerlsz Heallll and Physical Education. MISS EUNICE M. LOVATT Traplmgen Srlmnl ol Fasliion - N. Y. C., Park College: - Parliville, lxlo.. Kulzlown Slnlc Tcaclrrrs College. Previous Experionfe: Commercial Arlisi. Suluir-rt: Art. MRS. GERALDINE MCCARTY Millc-rsville Stale Teachers College. Previous Expcrienre: lvlanor Millersville Higlr School, liiglilancl Park lligli Svlmol. Sulajcrtz Iunior High School English. Eiglutccn MISS SARAII A. MYER IxIIIIcrsxiIIv Shih- hII1'm'Iwrs COIL-gp. SuIwjwls: Iuniur HigI1 SCIIUUI IfngIisIz amI Spolling. CHARLES K. ROTH 1'.II7RlIDl'II1IUXXll C,0IIvgI-, SIlIppvnsI1urgf Stah- VIIVZIFIICTS ci0IIOQl'. SuIxjmIs: IJr'rsonuI Typing, Bor1IeIez'1-ping, Businew Inw, fonsunwr IZFUIIOIIIICS KIPIIUTUI Iiusinvss, R. M. SCHAIIFFLER Rf-ml Cbllcgv. CNPUITZII CoII4-gr. IN'IonIuna Slam' Ifniu-rsiiy. t'0IllHlI'JIil Ivnivs-rsily. IVIIIII-rsviIIv Sluts 'IIc'zxLtI1vrs CoIIOQv. IJFPYIHIIS Ifxpz-rivllrvz II. S. Dc-pnrhm-nl OI Inlc-riur. Ifuroau uI Rc'c'Iaunnlinn. Subjc-II: InrIusIriuI Arls. XVIIIIAINII SCHNAPPAUF N4-xx York IInix'f'rsiIy. prmiuus I'.xlwrivmz': AIIII1-lic Dirmlur. SUIQINIS: IIWIIIII mul P,1ySIl'4ll ISKIUFLLIIOYI MISS Ii. DARLENE SI IENENBERGER IXIiII1-rsviIIv Sink' PI41-nr'I1vrs CnII:-ga-, I7mnIi Iin amI IXInrsI1uII Cullvgm-. Iyrrwiuus Ifxpr-rim-m'c-: I.yIic-ns VnIIm-y .Ininl IIigI1 SrI1n0I. SEIIISITUTY IIIQII N'IluoI. SIIIJIN ls: l:l'4'lllT'l, UuicIum'v. PETIQR LOUIS VASSII. IAIIIZIIIJOIIIIIIWII Cnlll-gf-, T1'mpIv IIniYcrsiIy Ixrs-viuus Ifxpz-rivmc-: SuIxsIiIuIr'. SuIvir-ds: XVOrIrI Hisfory, Anwrivun His tory, fqivirs, FngyIIsI1, Niuvlvvn HW I MISS EVANNE I. WAILS ixiiiicrsviiic' Sink- Teaciicrs Coiicgjv, i.un- cnster Businvss Coiic-gc. Subject: liizmrian. C. NVILSON VVEAVER ijc-ilnsyivanizl Slnlv Univcrsily. ixiiiivrsviiis' Slate Tcaciu-rs Coiiegc-. Suiajccts: American History - S, Xvoriil History - 7. Science - 7. CHARLES NVULF Brown llnivcrsiiy, Niiiivrsxiiic Slate 'l1l'iI1'il' crs Cuiicgjc, Univvrsily oi Dciawnrx-. Previous i'ixpPrir'11cc: Sniisixury i iigfil Sciiooi. Subjects: Aigrfizra - i uncl 2. Gvrxvnli Mutii, Business Mfilil, Soiirl Goonwlry, Trigonunwiry. HENRY M. VVORREST iviiiicrsviiie Sink' Tcafilcrs fioiivgc. Suimjvflsz MtliIll'Ill4lliCS umi Scivuce. ARTHl FR VV. ESHELMAN Eiizaioctiilown Coiicgo - Coiumimin Univcrsity - iW.A., Ti-inpic' Grmiuuh- - Graciunh- Study. previous ifxpc-l'icnce: ixiiiion Grove Scilooi, ixiounl .iny Townsimipg Principai. Fuiton Townsilip High Sctimoiz Eiizaiocliliown Coiicgv Sunnncr Srssionsg Supervising Principni, Paraciisc Township Scimois, principzii, ijvquea Vniivy High Scimni. HARRY V. POVVNALI- ixiiiicrsviiic Sink' Teachers Cniivgc. Tclnpic liniversily, liniwfrsity ni Dciaxxx arc, i'1iizai'1eli1i0xvii Cuiieffc' Previous Exp:-ric-nroz ilnri Tnwnsiiip, Vvarwicii Tnwnsinp, Drulnorc Town- Siiip, Suiisimry Townsilip. Assislzml Principal Pvquca Vaiiey High SCIIOOI. Tu only wr 5 i Wlwww-,W V H. s -is-2 ' - 'Lf ,fix .J ag-gl! s. :Tian-F ks F. JOY BOIQTTCER Course: Clerical THE! .MA J. ALTHOUSE Course: Clerical Even lcmporecl . . . Baslwlul . . . Neatly clrrssvcl . . . Pals arm- Barlnarn ancl Annette. Girls' Glu- Clulo 3: lvlixccl Clmrus l, 2, 3: Color GUiIfl Lilces Boys . . . Quicl: tenlpc-rc-cl . . . l'rv- quenily lost . . . l-0v0s lo lnllQ . . . Br-ul Clwvy. fun L Girls' Glu- Club l, 3, 4: lwlixvcl Clmrus ll. -l: Pionmfr l, 3, Safely ljulml l. 2. 73: Lilbmry f lull 1, 2, 3. T CNOLIYSPZ C30llOl'Cl l 3, ll: Cnnxcra Clulr 2g Arls mul Cmlhl DORIS A. BRACKBILL Cguiel . . . Loves spaglwlli . . . Sluclies in slucly lwall ljolcel . . . Baslcc-Iloall lan. ISZIIILI l, 3: Girls CJICC Clulm l. 3: lvlixccl w . . w f Qlmrus l, 2, 3, 'lg Lllxraxry Cflulo l. wvntyflour l I DORIS ,I. BRACKISIIL Coursv: Commercial SIucIious . . . Absent mincIecI . . . Long IingvrnaiIs . . . fyne of II1e Paradise gang. IVIaj0r1-Ito I, -I: HOL'Iil'Q' 3. -I: fIirIsI CIIQ-c CIuIm 2, IVIIXNI Chorus I, 2, -I: IJIUIIPUI' -Ig Pr-, quoian Sn-II 4: Varsity CIuIw 2, 3: Arts and CIUIJ 2. 3. SARA J. BROOKS COIITSCZ Gl'Yl0Yal Sven in f39 CIN-vy . . . Nice I around . . . I.iIws to go Io AIIvnI0wn Typing wI1iZ I I I Cruh ,I. HAROLD ISRACKBILI, COIIYSPZ GUYIGYUZ U Hussu . . . Experienced gas slulion ul I4-ncIanI . . . Good IJaseImII pIayvr . . I.iv9r1s up tI1v c'Iass . . . Likes cI1css. C oIor Guilfll 2, 3, 'III IQHSPIJIIII I, 2, I1 Ill quoinn SUIIII 4I: Valrsily CIuIs 2. 3: CRIIPSS CIuI1 I, 0 IDC Class Treasure-r I: CIass Sc-vrm-tary 2: GirIs' Glor- CIuI1 I, 2: IVIixecI Chorus I, 2. 4: CoIor Gunr4I I, 2: Varsity CIuIm I. 2: IIm'Ixe-y I, 2. I Pionm-or I, 2. -I1 Pcquoian SIHIII -I: fiuunty f'Imrus -I: wvniy-Iive ESTHER M. DENLINGER Course: Academic Future lvacluer . . . Boolcworm RlIlll.S lwin . . . Sc-vu willl Graco . P.0.D. Wlliz. Girls' Glcn Club 2: lvlixncl Cllorus l, 2. 3: Pioncmr l. 2, 3, 4: Pcquoian Stall' 11: Lilumry l, 3. VV. ELVVQOD COFFROAD Coursc: G0l1C?l'al Lila-s to tell jolws . . . lmitales lmird Whistles . . . albarrifall lumler . . . Always goocl for a laugly Banfl l, 2. 3, 'lx Sour-1' 2. 3: Arls aml Craft Club 2. RUTH E. DENLINGER Course: Commercial Forgvllul . . . lxloisvnualier . . . Rowdy f? ? ?l . . . Always al NLITSC.S Offices. Bnncl l. 2, 3. 4: lvlixcal CllllI'US 3: ljlonccr 2, 3, 4: llvquoiim Stull 4: Sullvly pfxlrol Vnrsily Clul: 2. 33 tfillllfffil Cwlllll li I-llJI'Ell'y 2, 32 Hll4'li!'5' Qv 3, Twenty-six DOROTHY M. DIEM Course: Academic Hololny is eating . . . Humorous Corley welcomes lrer llome . . . Co antique dislwes. Jr. and Sr. Play 3: Camera Cluln 2: Bible Clulo 2: Pequoizm Stull 4. iieig CVVENDOLYN F. ERB Course: G9H0l'al Notcld lor Cllt'NVlflg gum . . . Xvins jitter- lyug contests . . . Flirting eye . . . Neal Girls, Glen: Clulx l. 2, 3: lxflnjorclle 2, 3, 4: Cllorus l, 2. 3, -lg ljequoiun Stall -iz .lr. and Sr. Play 3. fl. DOUGLAS A. DIFFENBAUGH COIITSOZ GGHQTGI Fast clriver . . . Elaine . . . Lilies to Cul llair . . . Bags scllool frequently. Boys, Glce ll BfiSf'lJilll l2 CJHIIIPUI Clllll 3: Pcquoinn Stall 4. lVlixvcl Twenty-scvon SAMUEL B. FORD C0lll'SC?I GGnGl'Gl Class lroulolemalwr . . . ,Happy- . . . llillerlyugf lan . . . Cassanova . Cool Cllevy. Boys' Glcc- l, 3: Buncl l, 2, 3, Clmorus l, 2, 3. fl: Pcquoizm Stall 4: Baseloall Baslcr-lluall 3: Sorccr 2, 3, fl: Arts :Incl Crall KENNETH C. ESHELMAN COLIFSGI GGn9l'al lVle-rcury man . . . Does llomvworlc regularly fjolcel . . . Boasls for Reflon . . . Bluslxcs easily. Baseball l: Pcquoian Stall fl. go-luclcy . . Real fl: lvlixvcl I, 2, 3, fl: Club 2. RUTH A. GEHMAN Course Z Goneral Slim . . . Tlwal laugl1 . . . Trips to Balli- more . . . ucoolu llair clols. Girls' Cleo Clulw ls Pvquoian Stull' 4. Twenty-cigld FRANCES C, CLICK Course: Clerical Lilws lo giggle- . . . Guiiar slrummer Ping pong lan ...L A rguvs willl tlwc lcaclwrs. Girls' Glm- Clulw 2. lxlixml cFll0flIS l. 3. 'll Canwm 2: Bilulf- Clulm 2. BEATR ICE 'lf GRC EFF COllI'SC' GUflf'l'al Fulure lmairclrcsser . . . Nice pvrsonalily . . . lloclcey playvr . . . Gem-ral Clmcmislry wlliz. Color Guurcl 2. 3: Girls' Gln-cl Clulw 3: lvlixm-rl Cllorus l, 3, -lg Pvquoinll l: Vaursily cjlllb 9 3 CHIHPYZI Cluln 2. 31 llllfliffy 2. 3, gl, GEORGE H. GRAVES Coursv: Academic Curly lmair ll l IJ . . . Husky . . Travels lo Floricla . . . Holulxy is lislling . . . New-r says Iwo worcls if om- will clo Pioncvr l, 3, 4: livquuiml - lg Arls mul Cralvl Clulm 2: Fin' Palrol -l. 'Txwnty-nine JOHN A. HARSH Course: Agriculture Likes to be teased by the girls Gentleman Farmer . . . Has little to say . . . You donyt sayu. Band I, 2, 3, 4: County Band 2, 3: Camera Club 2: F.F.A. 4. PHYLLIS R. GROFF Course : Commercial Engaged . . . Those jokes U I U . . . French horn . . . Over participates in classes. Pequoian Lay-out Editor 4: Band 1, 2. 3, 4: Girls' Glce Club 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 1. 2, 3. 4: Operetta Lead 2: County Band 2, 3: Hockey 2, 3: Cheerleading 1, 2: Fire Patrol 4: Safety Patrol 1. 2. 3: Varsity Club 2, 3: Dramatic Club 2: Library Staff 1, 2. REBA E. HERSH Course: Commercial Likes to sleep . . . Submarine sand- wiches . . . Cute smile . . . ls a hillbilly at heart. Majorettc I: Mixed Chorus 1: Pioneer 3, -1: Pequoian Staff 4: Safety Patrol l. 2, 3: Library Club 1 2 3 4 Thirty PHYLIJS A. HERSHEY Course: Academic Hcaclc-cl for Bible scllool . . . Plays violin . . . Artisl . . . Lilies to sew. llme Class Secretary 3g Girls' Ulm- Clulm l, 2. 3: lVlixc-J Cllorus 1, 2, 3, fl: Pionm-r 2, 3, -1: Jr. am I 5r. Pluv 33 Fire Palrol 4: Arts and Cralvi Clulm l: Hovlivy -lx Pequoinn Stall -l. F. VVAYNE HERSHEY Course: Clvriral Very noncllalani . . . Favorite EX! pression lyougrv Tiglllb . . . Lilies lo ic-asv . . . Hails from Cains. A Class Vim'-Prvsillcnl 3: xlixc-il fillurus 'll Baslirl- bull 2, 3: Simmer 2. 3, 4: lxlnnugi-rs l, Q3 Jr. ancl Sr Play 4: Fire pzllrol 4: Dmmzllic' Cluln 2: Cnnwrl Clulm 2: Pc-quoian Stull -l. J. VVILLIAM HOAR Course: General Versatile in sporls . . . Always llas an answer . . . Lilies ilw Opposite sex . . . llig llmt lwol clrum . . . Ksxvllill you say ace . Class Treasurc-r Billld l, fl: Uisirifl lfmncl 2: Counly Band l. 2: County Cllurus 3: Boys' Glim- 3, 42 lxlhxfll Ch0rUS l. 2, 3, 'll BilSl'llilll 1, 2, 3, fl: Baslccllhull 2. -1: Sm'i'r'l' Vl: Dl'ZllllilliL' Cluls 3: Pm-quoian Stall -1. Tllifly'-DDC RUTH C. HOUCK Course: Academic Good ctir-vrieactcr . . . Prclty biactc tlair . . . Singing ability . . . Hoctcvy goalie . . . JOICPY. District Ctmrus 4: County Ciiorus ft: Girls' Glen Club 1, 2, 3: Mixfrd Chorus t, 2, 3, '15 Opc-rctta toad 3: Hockey 4: Cilccrivanling t, 3, 413 Pioneer 1, 2, 3, 45 Pequoian Staff: Varsity Club t, 2, 3. KENNETH M. HO STETTER Course: Academic Tries to sing . . . Honor student . . . Psychologist . . . Cafeteria menace . . . Set siiot artist. COIOI' GUEIYCI l, 2, 3, '11 Boys' GICTC CYIIIIT 32 Ntixvd Chorus I, 2, 3: Basctzatl t, 2, 3, ft: Bnskcttnait 2, 3, 4: Socccr 2, 3, 4: Pioneer 3, 4: Pcquoian Cof editor: Jr. and Sr. Play 3, ftg National Honor Society 3, ft, Fire Patrol tg Varsity Club 2, 3: Color Committee 3. HAROLD E. KERN Course : Clerical Loves food . . . Has a :tance band . . . Likes to argue . . , Niiss Kramerss sicietcicti. Class TfCilSUfCf 31 Igilhd 1. 2, '11 COUllty' BHDCI 2, 3, 4, Boys' Gif-c Ciutv t, 2, 35 Mixrrd Chorus t. 2, 3, ft, Pm-quoian Subscription Manager: .lr. and Sr. Play 3. 4: Dramatic Ctutz 2. ' Thirty-two EILEEN G. KNIESNER Course: Academic Llnprecliclalole . . . Clive me your Comb . . Future nurse . . . VVl1o's Ancly f? ? ?l. Clirlsy filer: Club l, 3: Lilvrury Clulw l. 3: Dralllzllic' l. 2: Pvquoian Stall' -l. PATSY F. KRAMER Cj0Lll'Si Z Gl'n6Fal Vvry lwlplul . . . QL1ic'k wiltccl ccllenl in sporls . . . Bcauliful llair Connnillvc Driillmzllic Clulb CHARLES A. LANIDIS. JR. Course: Acaclvmic Class Romeo . . . Spelunlfer . . . UHOI mann on baslwtloall leam . . . Lila-s Truffles. Class Prcsiclvni l, 3: Class Vis'c--Prcsiflvnt -l: Band l, 2, 3: Nnlional Honor Sorirfty 2. 3. -ls Pe-quoinn Skull' lg ljionccr -lc Baslic'll'Jall l, 'lx lxlnnngrr 4: Svorelcc-4-per l. 2. 3, -'ls Varsity 2. 3: Clam-ss Clulm 1. Tlnrly-llwref' Clnss Tr:-nsurvr 4: Bum! I, 2, 3. 4: f lrl f l 0 lvlixml Clmrus l, 3: ljcqlmizm f Clll r l Jr. aml Sr. Play 3: Nilliunal llunor Sofivlx l f lmr BEV ERI .Y A. UCHTY Course z Academic CLARENCE S. LEFEVER, JR. Course: Avaclemic Science wbiz . . . Tlmat nose . . . Cleta . . . Banjo player . . . Hot Forcl ll l ll. Banfl lg Bovsl Glcc lg lVlixccl Cllorus l: Opcretta lead 21 Basketball l. 2, 3. -l: Nlanagr lg Pioneer l, 2, 3. il: Pcquoian Stall: Jr. ancl Sr. Play 3. -ln Firc patrol l, 2, 3. 4: Sal:-ty Patrol l, 2, 3: Varsity Club 2. 3: Cbcss Cluln l. Lilces lrig Uolcel . . . Future Co-ecl . . . Interest lies in Kennett Square . . . Smart clresser . . . Cute. Class Treasurer 2, 3: Class Scrretary -'lg Nlajurettt- l. 2. 3. 4: lvlixccl Cborus l, - lg Hoi' Cbccrlcacling 2, 3, 43 Pioneer fl: Pcquoian Associate Editor 45 Jr. and Sr. Play 3: National Honor Society fl: Fire Patrol lg Varsity Club l, 2, 3: Color Committee 33 Library l. ky 2.3.-I1 CHARLES R. MILLER COUFSCZ GGVLQTCII Founol in library . . . A's in llistory . . . Curly liair . . . Hails from Strasburg. Poquoian Stall: Salcty Patrol 3: Arts anil Craft Club lg library Club l. ll. Tliirly-lour PATSY A. MILLER Course: Commercial Lilies Pop Tunes . . . Swell personal- ity . . . Vvin arguments . . . Florist enthusi- ast. Band 1, 2. 3, 4: Girls' Glce Club l, 2. 3, 41 Mixed Cllorus l. 2. 3. 4: Hoclcey 3. 4: Library Club l, 2, 3: Arts and Craft Club l: Pequoian Stall 4. ELAINE L. MISCHNICK Course: Clerical Vvorlcs at Garvinys . . . Seen with Doug . . Active on Staff . . . Dependable. Class Vice-President 3: Girls' Glee Club l, 2. 3: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Pioneer l, 2, 3: Pequoian Stall 4: Library Stall 1, 2. 3: Ring Committee 3. R. LEE MGORE Course: GQHQFGI Deer lxunter . . . Mecllanic . . . UBessie tlme Heiferu . . . Loves to blow liorns. Boys' Glee Clula l, 3: Nlixed Cll0fUS l, 2, 3. 4: Pequoian Stall 4: Baseball l, 2, 3: Basketball 2, 3: Soccer 2. 3. 4: Camera Club 2: Arts and Craft Club 2. Thirty-live IDA L. NOLT Coursoz Commercial Xvuilrm-ss . . . Plays ioasiceiioaii . . . pri-Ciatfxs Qooci music . . . Oil painter. ixiixc-mi Chorus i: Pioneer 3. 4: Pvquoian - ig Horiccy 2, 3: Color Commillr-c 3: Suiviy Pixiroi 1, 2, 3: nmlic I. Ap- Dril- IVIARTHA C. MYERS Course : Commercial Long iiair . . . Likes io argue in Law Class . . . Quick lempervci . . . Haiis from Iva . . . Harvey. GiYiS, GIOC CIUB 2, 31 iXiiXl'Li CIIIJTIIS i, Pionc-or fi: Pvquoiun Slnii fl: iiiwrnry Slnil' 2. 3. V IOLET M. PITTMAN Course: GGYIGTQZ Southern gal . . . Temper . . . Spec-ci ciemon . . . Loves steak sanciwiciues . . . Hudson. Girls' Clive Ciuiw i, 2, Niixcd Cilorus i, 2. 33 Pvquoian Sian 43 Drmnaiir' Ciuiv 2: Aris ami Grail Ciuij 23 Bibls: Tiiiriy-six CLETA N. ROBINSON Coursc: General Nice' clisposition . . . Baslilul . . . urally curly lnair . . . Usually seen Willl Pat . . . Clill'0l'1C6'. Banrl l, 2, 3, 44 Color Guard lg Girls' Glu- Clulx 3: lvlixcfl Clmrus l, 3: Drnnmlic Clul: 2: Ring! Conmlilh-v. NVILI .IAM H. Rl TTTER Ci0lll'Si Z G0flC'l'al USUN' YOU ZITCH . . . EXCl'llL'Hf lcaclvr . . IQPOII SCDSC ol lllll'11Ol' . . . ONVHS E1 Forcl Frionclly smilv. Class ljrvsirlvnt l. 2. -l: Baml l, 3, 4: lxlixc-Ll s , -. c,fll0l'llS l, 32 lailS0lJilll 1, J.. 3, 'll bUIll'l' 2. 3. 'll Pcquoian Stall: Arts uml Crult Clulm 2: Color mitlvv 3. Nal- MARY ELLEN ROUSSEAU Course: Commercial lxflan lnater . . . Always reacling . . . An imal lover . . . Prolvssional balmy sillcr . . lilies Nlvrcllrics. Pioneer 3, fl: Pcquoinn Stall: Sal:-ly Pulrol l. 2, Library 1, Cfllll' Tlxirty-svvcn 3 JOYCE A. SHIRK Course: General P. J. party member . . . Future secretary . . . HA stuclent . . . Variety is tlie spice ol iier life. Class Vice-President 2: Nlixc-cl Cliorus l, 2. 3. 'lx lVlaiurettc l, 2. lc Pequoian Business lxflanagc-r 4: Jr- arui Sr. Play 3: National Honor Society 3, 4: Hockey 2. 3. fl, Ciicerlcacling 2, 3. fl: Library Stall l, 2, 3: Varsity Club l, 2, 33 Arts ancl Craft Club 2. SHIRLEY A. SINGER Course: Commercial Teaser . . . Lover of Law . . . Basket- ball scorelceepcr . . . Found at Nlulloerry Street . . . Good student. Mixed Cliorus l, 2, '13 Color Guurcl fl: Pequoiaii Advertising Manager fl: Jr, and Sr. Play 3, lg Fire Patrol 2, 3: Varsity Cluln 3: Library Clulj 3: lluulcey 2. 3, 4: Scorclceeper 3, 4. BARBARA I... SKETHWAY C0llfSCI GGnQl'al Seen with Paul . . . Talliative . . . Hockey manager . . . Vvliiz on slcates . . . Always on time go. Girls' Gleu 3: lvlixcrl Cllorus l. 2, 3, fl: ljcquoian Stall' lg Horliey Nlzliizlger Al: Fire Patrol l, 2, 3, 'ls Varsity Cluli 2, 3: Camera Club 2, Thirty-eight M. RICHARD SKETHXVAY Courses: Agricuflurv nslmirleyu ...' F lcarl lhrob of llw yo er sci . . . Joker . . . Soccer star . . . barns lwin. Band I. 2, 3, 4: Boys' Glas Club I. 2: Niixecl Clll7TllS I. 2. 31 Basvllilll I Bflskptljilll I, 2. 3. Ml: , 3 . 1'-, . 3 Sorrvr 2, -I: If-quomn SIHH -1: Fm- Iatrul I. 2. 3. -1: Vzlrsiky fwlulm 1, 3: Vino-Prcsiclmll of I:.l'4.A, 1. GRACE I. SMOKER Course: Academic Class sllorlie . . . Oll, tllal laugh Fond of Chemistry Class . . . Fricncny. Girls' Glen Club 1. 2, 3: Nlixml Chorus 1. 2. 3: Pequoian Staff -1: Librury Stuff 3: Arts and Craft Club I. ung- Bar- MERVIN SKILES Course: Agriculture Call Imim ujinglesy' . . . Xvcu-linuill . . Trumpvf ioofer . . . Good in sports . Sense of Ilumor. Bzxml 1, 2, 3, 11: Bzxsclmll I, 2. 3. -1: Sonor 2, 3. -lg Pequoinn Sinn I: .lr. uml Sr. Class Play 35 Firt- Pnlrol +I: Calm-ru Club 2: Prvsidcnl of F.I:.A. 4. Thirty-nine i ANNETTE M. STRICKLER Course: Clerical Vviiting to help . . . Loves imorseioactc riding . . . Past time HKennyH . . , Founct in time mictciie of fun. Girls' Glcc Ciuio is Mixed Ctrorus 2, 3, 4: Color Guard 3, 4: County Chorus 4: Ctieerieafiing 2, 3: Pioneer 4: Pequoian Associate Editor -1: Jr. and Sr. Play 3: CEIIIICHI 2: Bible Q: Ring Com- mittee 3. BARBARA A. USNER Course: Clerical Piano and organ piayer . . . Nvitiing woricer . . . Sociabie . . . Pic-using personal- ity . . . Roiter skater. Girls' Giee Club i, 3: Wiixx-ii Ctxorus i, 3, 4: Color Guard 1, 2, 3, 4: Pm-quoian Staff fi: .lr. a 1 liay fi: Dflllllillili Cluiv 2: Cmnt-ra Clutm 2: Arts and Craft Ciutm 2. nfl Sr, RICHARD R. VVEBER Course: Academic Brains!!! . . . Motor scooter rider . . Trombone slider . . . Model piano enthusi- ast . . . Sharp Wit. Band 1, 2, 3, 4: County Band 2: Soccer 1, 2 Manager 3, 4: Pioneer ig Pequoizm Assorinte Editor 4 National Honor Society 3, 4. Forty SAMUEL E. WENGER Course: Academic Atiiiete of the class . . . Mariinys big brother . . . Day cireamer . . . Driver of the Usicunicn . . . Unbreakable glasses. Band i. 2. 3. 4: Mixed Chorus i. 2. 3. 4: Op- eretta ieaci 2. 3: County Banci 2, 3: Baseiaaii I. 2, 3, 4: Basketball I. 2. 3. 4: Sommer i, 3, 4: Manager 2: Pioneer 3: Pequoian Sports Fiiitor fi: Varsity Club 2. 3. EDGAR L. YUNINGER Course: GGHQTQZ Gardner for iVicCi1iici's . . . Founci at VVertz,s Service Station . . . Speedy fHa, Ha, Hai . . . Likes to Wear pink and biacic. Baseiioaii 2: Safety Patrol i. RI-IODA ANN ZOOK Course: Clerical Energetic . . . Vveii mannereci . . . Great pai . . . Takes responsibility . . . Takes studies seriously. Mixed CIIOTUS 1, 4: Came-ra Ciuiv 2: Bible Ciuib 2. Forty-one L W i l0l0Ql' IUC!! ey f t September, 1952, brouglmt tlmirty-live of us as Freslmmen to Salisbury. Tide lirst weelc was spent in learning wlmat was to requireci oi us ancl wlmat time new subjects were all about. After we were settled anct were able to get clown to busi- ness, we soon founcl ourselves busy witli studies, activities, anti eclucational trips. Oily teaclmers in time Freslmman year were Mrs. Sinclair, iVlr. Lowry, anci lVir. Pow- na . in 1953 time sclmool floors were again openecl to let 25 oi us enter. After seeing our iriencls getting instructions, clirections, rules. ancl meeting our new teacbers, we startecl on our way to aclcl anotlmer year to imistory. Miss Slmenen- berger, Mr. Eclcert. anci Wir. VVoll were tlmere to greet us tile first morning. Tlmeir briglmt smiling faces iaciecl siiglmtly to a irown as they trieol to pounri Englislm, History ancl Matlm into our clense minds. Vve went on several eclucational trips: to tlme Lancaster Court House, Pennsylvania Farm Slmow ancl to time State Capitol. We also startecl a Bible Club, Camera Club, and 'Crafts Club. A class newspaper was also publislmecl. Due to time fact timat timis year was our first in soccer it is felt tlmat we came tlmrougb witlm a fairly gooci simowing. May came arounoi again ancl tlie cloors were closeci on two years enfieci at Salisbury. Qur Junior year was starteci about tile same as time previous years. Tlmis year was talcen more seriously for most of us. Vve realized timat' we imaci to put more mincl and bocty into everytlming tlmat we ciicl, for our Senior year was to be spent in time new jointure. One unusual inciolent tlmat bappeneci tlmis year was when we voteci lor our class oilicers we iounci to our imorror that all time canoliclates were boys. Trutlmiully, we can't say if our year progressed or if it cliolnit, as a result of tlmis occurrence. We receivecl our class rings anci pins witlm time Pequea insignia as time crest. it gave us a briglmter bope tlmat a new scimool was really on tile way ami tliat it wasnit just talk. VV'e liaol a play, 'Shy Guyu, consisting oi Seniors ancl Juniors. Vve iouncl some of tlie lmicifien talent tlmat was in our group. A uioint sclmooi promw was lmelci at time General Sutter Hotel willm the Paraclise Seniors. Time evening was well spent by becoming acquainteci witlm our future classmates. VX7lmat we really enjoyeci most was our trip to New Yorlc, of time clay being Raclio City iVlusic Hall. Time year endeci witil a Recognition Niglmt ancl a great anticipation for our Senior year. Forty- lour ower afkg Al llle ringing ol lime warning br-ll on Seplemlmer 5. 1952, 47 gay Freslm- men lilecl inlo lvlr. Denlingerls room lo slarl llu-ir lilo as lligll selrool sluclenls. Vve eleclecl llre lollowing ollicers: Presiclenl, Cllarles Lanclis. ,lr.g Vice-Presiclenl. Beatrice Grollg Secretary. Kallmryn Eslaenslmacleg Treasurer. Sally Brooks. Une ol llre big evenls ol time year was time purclrase ol rings ancl scllool jaclcels. fyur Class parly, nsweellrearl Serenacleu, was l1elcl on Felzaruary 13. Tile last clay ol sclmol louncl us enjoying ourselves al llersliey Parlc, lllc cleslinalion ol our Class lrip. Qur sopllomore year lounrl us will1 only 41 class members. The ollicers we eleclm-cl were: Presiclenl, Clmarlcs Lanclis. Jr.: Vicealjresirlenl, Joyce Slmirlcg Seerelary, Sally Broolfsg Treasurer, Beverly l.iCl1ly. Our lirsl projecl was a class parly l1elcl on Wlarcll l9. Nliss Fulginili, our class advisor ancl llomvroorn leacll- er. aided a greal cleal in malcing lllis year a successlul one lor us. Again our last clay was spenl al Herslley Park. Cn Scplemlver 8, l951l. Nliss Fulginili welcomecl inlo lier llomeroom 30 smiling juniors. Qur llirsl unclerlalfing Was lo elecl Class olliicers. Tllese were: Presiclenl, CllHflL?S Lanclis, .lr.g Vice-Presiclenl. Elaine lVliscl1niCl4g Secretary, Plryl- lis Herslwyg Treasurer. Beverly Licllly. Our lirsl major aclivily Was a Class parly. UAulumn Frolicn, llelcl on November iQ. Alter some cliscussion a ring Com- millee der-ifled on a Cresl ancl scllool ring. By January we lwacl our rings. Laler in llre year we sponsorecl a clanre, Angels, Farewell on Felyruary iS. Time lirsl ol lVlay louncl us lousily preparing lor llre .lunior-Senior banquel. llelrl al llle Cieneral Stiller Holel in Lililz. Tlris year we wenl on a picnic lo Longjis Parli on lilo lasl clay ol sclmool. Forly-live 9 jim gginning 0 a Wew jfige Tllc Senior Class ol '56 1-nh-recl ljcquca Vallcy Higll Scllool on Svplc-mlyvr 12 ancl was maclv up ol sluclc-nls lrom Paraclisc ancl Salisbury Higli Sclmools. KX class mevling was llclcl aml tlw lollowing ollicvrs Werv clecla-cl: Prosiclc-nl, VNfilliam Rullcrg Vim--Prvsiclenl. Clrarlcs Lanflis: Sc-Crelary. Haw-rly l.iCl1ly: rl1l'CilSLlI'i'lA. Palsy Kramer. Class aclyisors were bliss Slwm-nlocrgz-r ancl Nlr. Alllmousc. Thr- lirst projecl unclerlalwn was a lwalcc- ancl soup salc. lwlfl alvljaraclisc- aml Gap. On .lanuary ll, 1936, lln- Class iournvym-cl lo Harrislxurg lor a lrip llll'OLIgll llw Qapilol ancl an all:-rnoon al lllv Slate Farm Sllow. During ilu- year We sponsorvcl two clancvs. mlqlmc- Slcalvrs' Vvallzu ancl 'STlw Rllyllum ol llw Bravesng lJol'l1 wvrv lu-lcl alter lpaslcellmall gamos. ln Conjlinrlion willl ilu' ,lunior Class. we prcsentc-'fl a tlmrm--act Comocly. nGvreal Caesars Gl1ost'3 on lwlarcll 9 aml lo. ll was wvll rvrc-ivecl luotll niglmls. TIN- lmigllligflit ol lliis ya-arls avlivilios was a lllrev-clay lrip to Xvasllinglon, D. C. Tlie group l1acl a ggrancl timr- Visil- ing places ol national inloresf. During llle enlirv yvar we worlwcl lowarcl flu' pulnlicalion ol llw lpcquo- ian . Class Nigjlll aml Bacvalaurc-alc will leacl up to ilu- loigf niglul ol flu- year ,- Commvnremr-nl. Alter their wc will go lorlll Io falic our place in llme xvorlcl. lforly-six 64155 l 0l0 QC? Une night in t9tJT. white engagect in a gooct nights steep. t began to ctream. t rememberect each ot the guys anct gals who were in my gractuating class anct t ctreamect about what they are now doing. tn the tietct ot' mecticine t saw Grace Smoker at Coatesville Hospitatg Ruth Houctc, R.N.. emptoyect by Ken Hostelter. brain surgeon, anct Chuctc Lanctis, psychiatristg Eileen Kniesner, emptoyect by the Beverly Lichty Hospital: anct Dorothy Diem. at St. .losephts Hospital. Doug Dittenbaugh has joinect a barbershop quartet anct is touring the Country. lvtartha tVlyers, Elaine lvlischnictc, Barbara Usner. Phyllis Grotqt, and Barbara Stcethway are att ctoing an important job in raising lwamities f- anct a gooct job, toot George Graves wortcs tor a travel agency ancl helps people plan their Ftorirta trips. Sam VVenger is a protessionat bastxetbatt player. Nterv Stcites owns a 20.000 acre larm in Kansas anct .lohn Harsh is a notect cattle rancher in Texas. Beatie Grott has a large beauty salon in Paradise. Shirley Singer is a private secretary, Frances Gtictc is wortcing as her tatherws secretary, anct Rhocta Zooti is a secretary at New Holland lVlact1ine Company. tcta Noll anct Cteta Robinson are ctertc-typists at RCA. Bill Hoar is now Public Relations Director at Schictc. lnc., anct Bill Rutter is president ol- AFL-Ctfj. Harotct Kern is the ctirector ot a large banct in Hollywood. Dictc Stcethway owns a large ctrag strip anrt Lee txtoore is one of his stoctc car ctrivers. Annette Strictcter is now with the txtetropotitan Cjpera, Joy tioettger teach- es music, anct Reba Harsh in a protessionat rotter stcater. Joyce Shirtc is a ctress ctesigner anct Etwoort Collroact has written a book explaining how to catch atbitritches - hels been setting them by the hunctrectst 'Dick Vveber is a professor ol artvancect trig anct mathematics at Penn State. Also in the teaching tietct are Harotct tiraclcbitt. teaching physical education at NVQ-st Chester State Teachers College: Esther Dentinger. elementary teacher and reacting expertg Charles lxlitter. teacher ol history: Phyllis Hershey. actvancect French teacher at UCLAQ Doris ,lean tiractcbitt, teaching baton techniques to 55 girls: anct Ruth Dentinger. teacher ot physical ectucation at our Alma lVtater. Doris Ann Bractibitt has continuect wortiing lor .lames Ross anct is now part owner ot the store. Clarence Letever is a chemical engineer anct Vvayne Hershey is a butcher, white Ectgar Yunninger is matcing the National Ciuarct his career. Sam Forct owns a huge restaurant in Phitactelphia anct Gwen Erb is his receptionist. Patsy lvlitter has tatien over the tastc ol raising tlowers anct is ctoing a gooct job ot it. white Ntary Ellen Rousseau is in charge ot a travel agency. Patsy Kramer is a home economist anct has a one-hour ctemonstration on TV three days a weeti. Ruth Cehman is an estabtisheot artist. Thelma Althouse is an author whose latest bootx is Rememtnrance. Ken Eshtenian is a house painter. and Violet Pittman, now a seamstress. is living in Virginia. This was a ctream. a wonctertut ctream. one t realty enjoyect. It brought to minct the happy high school ctays t hart hart. taut the alarm rang. and there l was. but stitt remembering - f- Dreamect by Salty Brooks Class of 56. Fortyfscven Cfaifzf i NVQ, the Senior Class of ttle Pequea Valley High School, clo tlereby matee tilts, our last will anrl testament: TO tlie taculty we leave tlie memory ot our good beliaviour in classes. IIIU tI'1e Juniors we leave ttle tasti ot preparing tbe I957 PEQUOIAN. T0 ttie Sopliomores we leave our gooot gracles. TO tlie Freslimen we bequeatli our ability to get along witli tlie teactlers. ALSO tlie tollowing inctivictual bequests are matte: Vve, Doris Ann Bractibilt anct Thelma Altliouse. will our quietness to lVIary Ann I'I0ar. I, .Ioy Boettger. will my giggles to Dale Gooct. I, Doris ,Iean Bractcbitl. leave my position as majorette to Faye Vvitmer. I, Sally Brooks, will all my possessions except Jolm, to anyone wlio wants tliem. I, Elwooct Coltroact, will my nalbatricli liuntsu to George Beacber and IVIartt1a Zimmerman. We, Diclc Slcettiway anct Estlier Denlinger, will our twin sisters to anyone who wants tliem. I, Rutti Denlinger, will my trumpet to Ross Houclc. I. Dorotliy' Diem, will any extra weigtll to Dorotliy IVIoore. I, Douglas Ditlenbauglm, leave my ability to cut liair to Brencta Nickel. I, Gwen Erb, bequeatli my wrestling slcill to lVIr. Craver. Xve, I'taroIcI Braclcbill anct Ken Esbleman, will leave our love tor scbool Iuncties to anyone wllo ctoesnvt litre tllem. Vve, lylary Ellen Rousseau and Rutter Gellman, will our glasses to baslcetball referees. I, Frances Glick, leave my love lor bookkeeping to IVIr. Rotla. I, George Graves, will my Illorirta trips to anyone Wtlo can attorct tbem. I, Beatrice Grott, will all my brotllers to Robert Hersliey. I, Pbytlis Grolti, leave my ability to participate in class to anyone wllo is too quiet. I, .Iolm I'Iarsb, bequeatli my ability to raise steers to Lee I'I0ar. NVQ-, Reba Hersti anct tcta lxtolt, will our typing ability to Donalct Ostertag. I, Pllyllis I'Ierst1ey, will my violin to lvtr. Hoopes. I, Wayne Hersliey, will my liot convertible to IVIiss Hess. We, Sam Forct anct Bill Hoar, will our pencil collection to Tommy Osclielin. Nve, Sam Vvenger anct Kennetli I'Iostetter, will our sllort llaircuts to Cbarles Hess I, Harolct Kern. will my big appetite to lvlillie Danner. Nye, Cleta Robinson and Patsy Kramer, will our wavy tlair to Cbristie lVIesI1ey. Vve, Rulll Houck anct Eileen Kniesner, will our blacli liair to Auctrey Lutz. I, Cliartes Lanctis, Ieaye my snalces anct alligators in care ot Velcta Herstiey. I, Clarence Lelever, will my banjo to anyone wlxo lilies classical music. We, Joyce Stiirlc anct Beverly Licbty, will our clieerleacting ability to Corbie Sandoe. I, Ctlarles Ivlitler, will my liistory marlcs to .Iucty Broolcs, in llopes tliat tliey will llelp tier. I, Patsy lVIiIler, will my ctarlc complexion to Peggy Liclity. I, Elaine btiscliniclc, leave my ability to concentrate and study to Marvin Pittman. I, Lee IVIoore, will my ability lo get along witb tlme opposite sex to Reynotd Stienlce. I, IVIartt1a IVIyers, will my one man tlieme to Payge Leapliart. I, Violet Pittman. leave my souttlern accent witll Carol lxftoran. I, Vvitliam Rutter, will my position as Senior Class President to Ctiartes Tennis. I, Barbara Slcelliway, leave my gossip to Emmajane Robinson. I I I I I I , Sliirley Singer, bequeattl my position as scorekeeper to Doris Houctc. , lxtervin Sliites, will my position as lullbactc on the soccer team to Cliarles I'Iarvey. , Gracie Smolcer, will my small sboe size to Marlin Vvenger. . Annette Striclcler, will my soprano voice to Tbea lVIeans. , Barbara Usner, will anytlming l liave to anyone Wlio wants it. , Rictlarct Xveber, will my Ats in Frencli to Don IVIiIIer. I. Ectgar Yunninger, will my small stature to Ctlarles Hostetter. I, Rliocta Zoolc. bequeatlm my long eyelasties to anyone wlio wants tbem. X'VlTNESSIiSZ Rutii Houck Salty Brootes Forty-eigtmt C4155 50119 5 : 4 . I g -2 I 2-- ' P f 1 r V 5' la. 1 fi. T N T, -The f'1,,Te+ w GvJeFulI1S.-Wi: .SWS P Ile .+ - Jr . omu - I I A H -4-'LJ' r Ill: III J I' I 1 Fr lt- I in I :s Il :o r gr: QJHJ J1J.fH,u?!H1hEm AR P ugutmcf muafnwfz 0:13 'M R su Gwwamdm J J I J A lie 5 I .l- J A g T f I f V ' ! f f I I' mewfs neva a - rr! LT OWN W'5 'RP1 or i3I43OE'1Mi.L.Y 41442 J if'3kiffi i?EiEf3 1.17.1 , SJ ima J J J JQJ ill J 7 ' 6 4 ' r r rr rw ffff 1 'Maj NAME NICKNAME Thelma Althouse Joy Boettger Doris A. Braclchill Doris J. Braclchill Harold Bracldoill Sally Brooks Elwood Coffroaol Esther Denlinger Ruth Denlinger Ljorolhy Diem Douglas Diflenloaugh Gwendolyn Erlo Kenneth Eshelman Samuel Ford Ruth Cvehman Frances Glick George Graves Beatrice Groft Phyllis Groli John Harsh Reba Hersh Phyllis Hershey Wayne Hershey Williarn Hoar Kenneth Hostetler Ruth Houck Harold Kern Eileen Kniesner Patsy Kramer Charles Landis Clarence Lelever Beverly Lichty Charles Miller Patsy lxliller Elaine lvlishniclc Lee Moore lVlartha Myers Ido Nolt Violet Pittman 'Clela Robinson lVlary Ellen Rousseau VVilliam Rutter iloyce Shirt: Shirley Singer Grace Smolcer Barloara Sliethway Richard Sliethway lvlervin Sliiles Annette Striclder Barbara Usner Richard Vveher Samuel Wenger Edgar Yunninger Rhoda Zoolc rl-llellna Joy Doris Doris Huss Sally VN7oodie Esther Piclde Dottie Doug Gwenie Kenny lVliclc Ruth Chip Chip George Beattie Phil John Reloa Phyllis Wayne Vvillie Ken Ruth Hi Eileen Pat Chuck Clarence Bev Chassie Pat Elaine Foxey Marty Iela Violet Cleta Mary Ellen Bill Joyce Shirley Grace Barb Diclc Jingles Annette Barloie Dicli Sam Yummie Rhoda Filly VVHERE FOUND Here and there At any dance At Ruthis Vvith Sandy and Gwen lVlilley's ln Allentown Amoco Station at Gap At home VVoolworth s candy counter At home Al Elaines VX7ith Sandy and Doris Anywhere but home Dance Bar Wiili Doris Ann ln her lolue Plymouth ln Florida At lVliller,s Restaurant Anywhere Harold is Wiili his hahy heel VViili Iota VVilh Velda Green Lantern At the Dance Bar with lVliclc At any school activity Willi Harriet Vvherever there is food Nowhere in particular With Cleta Playing Flinch Vvith Chuclc Will. Jim Vvorlcing in study halls: At home Willi Doug Along Rt. 30 At Quarryville ln her Hudson .iacles home Willi Poi Wiili Ruth Around Gap Vvith Bev and Shirley Baslcethall scoretahle Ai school Ai Paulys Ai Shirleyys Ag. Shop Willi Kenny Willi Roger On his motor scooter Practicing sports Lampeter-Strasburg school Vvith Frannie VVANTS TO BE A secretary Vocalist Hairclresser Secretary Phys. Ecl. Teacher Housewife Chiropractor Teacher Gym Teacher Nurse Barber Receptionist Painter Millionaire Nurse Gym Teacher Unclertalcer Hairclresser Hoitsewilie Farmer Roller Slcater lvlissionary Sailor W Public Relations orlcer Psychologist Nurse lVlusic Dirt-c'tor Nurse Otlice worlcer Scientist Chemist public Health Nurse Teacher Secretary Stenographer lwlechanic Housewife Private Secretary Gym Teacher Office worlcer Secretary lxflechanic Secretary High paicl Secretary Nurse Housewife A Carpenter Engineer Practical Nurse Secretary Engineer Engineer Vvorlaer at RCA Boolclceeper Siu fia fica suouro BE Receptionist Conversationalist Sales Clerk Fasllion Designer Cas Station attenclant Comeclian Engineer Professional arguer College Professor Farmerls Vvite Pro. Vvrestler Dancer Door to cloor salesman Ciym lnstructor Teacher T. V. Star Floricla Guicle Waitress Beautician Farmer Private Secretary lwlissionary Actor pro. Drummer lxflortician lvlusician Scientist Housewife News Eclitor Oboe player ,Hillbilly Dancer Librarian Nurse Laboratory T9Cll. Professional Teaser Secretary Traveler Surgeon lVlusician Nurse fias Station attenclant Secretary to her father Hairclresser Scientist Housewife Cbiclcen Raiser Soccer Player Fashion Dcxsigner Concert Pianist political Figure Lawyer Comeclian Social Vvorlcer Fifty-one PRIZE POSSESSION Ceclar Chest Name Plate Chevy Her Fingernails His Job John Vvater Pistol Her Glasses fQueenie Her Dog Elaine Driverls License Collection of Guns Beat-up '47 Chevy T. V. Set Her Sociability lVlotor Scooter Foocl Harolfl Babv Beef Roller Slcates Her Artistic Ability 'Sl Forcl Reel Convertible Boolcs Little Blue Hat Tuba Foocl lchabocl Sun Glasses Forcl Her Figure His Baslcetball Popls Boat Doug The Big lvl Harvey Her Hotrocl Boyfriend Cloclc Radio Kitty Cat Forcl New Chevy Ray .lar of Viclcs paul Shirley Catcberls lvlitt Ceflar Chest Rogeris Ring lxflotor Scooter Stuclebalcer Girllrienfl Collection on Queens ff' fx 1 uf: x ,. , x, . 9. ' I w r , a-355 . 5' .zyff L 1 I i ,. W ,IT I . M. ,sal ez fm iw ' 1 415 ' Wy Egfws jlze arriord FRONT ROVX7-flrfft io rightlz lvlr. Cunningham, Barbara Hollmir-r, Roynulcl Srlwnlcc-, Bar- liara Spotis, .lurly Brooks, Amlrvy Lutz. Dale llcrr, Emma Rcimolcl, Lynn Korupsalc, Belly Xvinlz-rs. Bc-rniw lxflillvy. Sandra Girvin. lwr. Xwnll. SECOND Rfnvf-lVlarll1u Zimmerman, Dorutliy Hammoncl, .lumr Tynclall, Clirislio BIIPSIICY, I'-lllfL'l1CC Sfoit, Vlqrufly Lylcr, lxlary .lane Hvrslivy, .lvanrrllc Harrell, Fluff-mr Xvisv. Loucs Slayilialic-r, .lufliili Simpson. 'Vl1lllllD ROXX'-fl,.arry Amway, Embullr- Xvillarcl. Virginia Nlcclurn, Gay Slmarp, Nlarvin Pittman, Dunalcl Oslcriag, James Rynirr, Lucrr-lia Glassy, Lronnra Smilli, Milflrf-cl Damn-r, Joyrc Flay, Carroll Hersllcy. FOURTH Roxvf-Va-lmla Hz-rslroy. Harrivt Holm-r. Sally Hcrslwy, Dolorvs Plank, Ronald Esllclinan, Frank Kocli, Carl Hompslier, Blalqc Nlyvr, Keitli Xvisc, Rutli Clark, lxlary Ann Ho:-xr, .lane Nlaiilcll. FIFTH ROXV'-Dale Goocl, Lloyd ixlussc-r, Regina Rico. Paul Smoclcr, Dave Cralnam, Ronald Vvise, Xwilliam Bair, .lolm Fcislor, Corin-rt Sancloe. lvan Yost, lil:-anor lflpy, Linmla D1-nlingcr. SIXTH ROXXU-.lanicrs Bowman, .larncs Sunnnz-rs, Rirlrarnl lwiurlxlmart, lxlarlin Xym-rigor, Cliarlcs lloslfllvr, Ronalcl Niclxr-l, Cliarlos floss, Cliarlvs Tm-nnis, U1-urge Fislicr, Donald Nlillcr. CLASS OFFICERS Prvsiclent Cliarlc-s Tcnnis Vicebfpresirlent .lamcs Summers Socrefary Harrir-l Rolircr r - I l'0l1S'U.T01' Carroll I-lCl'SllCy Fifty-four HISTORY OF THE WARRIORS The Freshman Class of Saiishury entereci high school in September of 1953. Vvith Mr. Eckert as our home room teacher we took part in several ac- tivities. Among those were: iwagazine Campaign, Halloween Party, Cviee Club and Band. By September of 1954 we were accustomect to high school life and entered into activities without a quatm. This year there were skating parties, swimming parties, a school play and a loanct concert in which we couicl participate. At Paradise High School in 1953 there were fifty-two freshmen, with ixfir. Deniinger as class acivisor. Major events of the year included a class party, en- titiect the nVVestern Jamhoreef, held in April. Highlights of our Sophomore year inctucieot two class parties. The first was the 'Sophomore Swingf, given in January. The second, HA Get Acquainteci Partyf, for Paradise and Salisbury stucients, was given later in the year. in September of 1955 a new era was begun in the tives of 76 Juniors. The students from Paradise anti Salisbury were divided into two home rooms. iVir. Nvoif is actvisor of home room 27 and Mr. Deniinger of home room 22. January 27 was the date for the class dance. mfhe Leap Year Hop was the name of this fiance. April 14 was the ciate for the class haiie. The year came to a ciose with the Junior-Senior Banquet on iViay 19. Fifty-five we MHUQJ FRONT ROVV-fllcft to rightl: Mr. Craver, .lucly Cvnrv:-r, Shirley Gossert, Janet Gralwam, Donalfl llynier, Kntliryn Vvlultmen, Doris Nlnrtin. Ann Ray, Payge LealJlmrt, Joan Herr, Peggy Martin, Mr. Eclu-rt. SECOND ROVX7'-Eclwarcl Brown, Ronulcl lvlclozniglilin, .lolin Yost, Ronulcl Rawnm. lfvelyn Brzulilwill, Xvurren Fox, Tom Noll, Ross HOUClC, Ross Xvitnxer, Norina Dilvli-rilwaugll, THIRD RUVV-Sznnuel Hurslx, Galen Stoltzlus, Nancy Simpson, Brencln Nickel, .lounne Moore, Doris Den- linger, .lzmire Rolxrer, Pauline Benarcl, Patsy lxflills, June Laclernrln. FOURTH ROVX7-lVlurr'in Cum- mings, Szmclra Vvintt-rs, Blaine Sllirli, Eugene lioover, .lzirolj Rutt, Dix11im'l lxlalziger, Dortmtliy' Lyntll, lfclitli Kreiclvr, Slnirley Groll, Emnminne Rolvinson. Fllfl-'H ROXV-Ellen Smitli, George Hostctter, Dale Grulmm, Clmrles Rolm-r, Kcnncftlx Baum, Dnvicl lmnelis, Xvnrren Fc-ister, Curl Newswzxnger, .lucly llour. SIXTH ROVV,-Nlury Ellen Rice, Rnlplt Spenlunnn, Kenneth Croll, George Benrlwr, .lolm l.r-nrocli, .lumes Xvnllcvr, lxnn Kurtz, XVilliam Xvallcr-r. .lucly Dm-nlinger. CLASS OFFICERS President Robert Korn Vice-Presiflvnl .lalcv Rutt Secretary 'Doris Nlellingt-r Treasurer Blaine Sllirlc Fifty-six HISTORY UF THE BRAVES Xvitim Wir. Eciwrl us our zuivisor at Saiisizury, wc ircsilrncn imri a number oi nclivilie-s, Among lin-sv wc-rv El lrip lo lin' County Couriimousv, a picnic on file Fruniiiin anti iy'iill'Si1ilii Coiiegc campus. E1 visil lo tin- F. Fw Ni. oimscrvalory. Aiso, we sponsor:-ci a Haiiowm-in-n party ami a roiicr sicaiing pariy Wi1ici1 was ixeici at Rocky Springs Purii. Finzxi vw-ni of iiw yi-ur was a picnic at XVilCHtiHHfI Park. Al Puraciisv, wc inl'l'Si1llll'l'l wcrv ilaving various aclivilivs. Tiwse inciucicci rx imyricic. El swimming pnrly ul Fiiiiersviiic- Slain- Tc-aciwrs Coiivge, El ciass party c-nlilie-ci Miqeciciy Bm-arls Picnic . nnci ex iasl-ciay-oi-sciwooi lrip to Hersiwy Park. VVC ilaci a Hfici Acquninlcciii parly Wilim tin- iresimmcn al Salisbury. Al ilu' Firsl ciuss Inc-1-ting wc in-iii as sopimomores we 4-iech-ci lim ioiiowing oiziiu-rs: ijrcsicicnl. Roimcrl Kc-rn: Vice-ijrcsicivnl. .iaiic Rultg Svcrvlary. Doris Dvn- iingfm-rg Treasurer. Bininc Simiris. Dues wen- civic-rmincci anci il ciancc caiic-ci MCU- piriis Capers.. wus in-ici ails-r u imsicclimii gnmc- wiiir Upper Leacocic. Uliicr uc- iivilics pimmc-ci im' lilis yn-ur wr-rc il roiivr simiing parly anci Z1 swimming pnriy. Fifty-sew-n MRM gf!! 2 alaoorieb imma Davins Gmli. i'4iQOiNiFi1 ROXX'-illffi io Tiglliii .iuinf-s ZiIillllI'l'I'll3I1, Kuiily iivss, Grzl1'r' Lynfii, imc' Siiirii. Rr'- Rynier, Wir. Kosiwuta, Wiiss Hess. Saiiy Yvvngvr, Nzmfy Erin, .iozumv iiiiton, ,innv Forri, Rutii SECOND ROVV-Dawn Kreicicr, Cilarics Pareiia, .ioimanna Stoidcr. Siiiricy Brown. Sancira .iosic Niiiivy, Scott Bi:-aciicr, Lanny Ammon, Nancy Siiaub, Nanny Bean:-. Paui i ir-rsiioy. THIRD ROXN'-Doris iioucic. Palsy Xvinlcr, Dorolily Rnynoicis, Saiiy Coatvs, .iim ifciunan. Brain Nvxximuscr. .iiin Aviv-r, Aucirr-y Homsiu-r, Kaya- Ames, Dorotiiy Vvinters. FOURTH ROXV-Patsy Sonsonig. .ianct Roiurcrr, ,ioannc iiarsi1, Jo Bairiwin, Leia Lcilman, Bonnie Gregg, Annie Frzinii. Pcfggfy Diixlll. Bcity Niciwois, Joyce ifiiswortix, Jcanncllc ixiiiicr. Fiivl-H ROXV-Neison Dcniingor, Dieter Von Cu-iir. Fri Spotts. in-rger. Gienn Porter, .iamvs Linde-ramp, .iavii Coffrouoi, Caroic Br:-mtigan, Caroiim- Jon:-s, Dniorcs ifiscn- Fil'ty-4-ight FRONT Roxy'-tlvft to rightt: Joyu: Vvise, Sylvia Nlisrtinimtk, Ruth Rohrcr, lfttmcl IiilI'SIl, .loan Umnicts. Ftrs. Gill, fxliss Coleman. Burlmra Zmnachi, Lynne Rynicr, Karen Lf-nbtuxrt, Ruttl footy lflcta Sun-ignrt. SECOND RUXV-Holm Ammon, .loyrc lxtvans, lxtyrtle Fulton, lxtury Nc-tt, .luynv XV:-tztcr, Murgnrct Smolu-r. TIM-txnn Estx-nstmclc-, Linctu Nlartin, Nancy Hershey, The-tuna Dcntinger, .lunot Bramle- tmill. THIRD Rflxv-I.:-v Hour, KPII Stottvtvus, Slclvirl Gvyvr, Frank I-IOHlll0iCI', Harry B1-rkf-5. Bill lvrtmn, George- Stmrpv, Ctmrtz-s Spvnlmlan. Robert Rice, Ray Hoslcltcr. FOURTH RCJXV-B013 S4-tmwcrunm-r, Tom Octu-slin, Nut Balctwin, Guy VV:-inlman, Charles Hootmvr, XValtr-r Lclvr-vc-r, Flurviu Kurtv, David Fistlvr, Beta Hcrslu-y. FIV'-H ROXV'-Bob Pattvrson, Dun Ixtmsrcr, Cvorgc Hilton. M41 ir ljiftyfninc gina Q alaoorieb FRONT Roxy-flvfl fo Tiglllli lvlnrir- Nlowrrvr, Barlaam Axe, Nancy Spnclz-. Auclrcy Nlast, KilllllCl'll Aclsuns. Drmnnn Krznm-r, Bvrllm Noll, Bc-ity Huufli, TlI1'llIlH Huyvll, .loan Bnrgv, Jnyrc Riftv. SECOND ROVX'-lfllwl VX'vilmly, Vvrnon Siollzlus, Gvorgfc Altlmusv. Harulml Hess, llnmcs Nlrconaglxy. liilfl Sfoll, Raynmml Slvrn, Rirllarnl Nluwrcr. ixfllllll' Gossvrt. Nliss Fulginili. THIRD Rf5XV-Alvin ll:-rslmy. Xvilliam Sinn-s. Auron Ncxxsxxzmnmr-r, Rutll Nloore-, Peggy Bills. Carol Slwurz-r. Nanny Halflr- man, Conniv Valvnlinc, Annu Sims-s, Wlr. Vvcixvvr. FOlllQTH RCJVV-dsylvin ylitrllvll, Carolyn Rynicr. lvlnrtlla Clnrlc, Ruill Spealilnurl, .loyrv Kuhus, Clarcnfr' Slnlizlnus, Donalnl SiIlllllOIlS. Harold Hcrsllcy. lic-My Hr-rslm, FIFTH RUXV-,lolm lxlvans, ljnflu Nil-ki-I, .lanirv Kccncx Clxarlcs lflpersolr-, Ronald Rim, Paul Braclilqill. Douglas Higll, Rulwcrl Raunscy, Xxyilliam Kinzor, Emily Dippnc-r, Sixly FIRST Rfjxv-flrffi lo righly: Plum Lzxpp, Ijmlu Tx'!illlif'H. Fayv XXYHIYIVY, Pr-lvr Flny. Timu- rc SIM-Hy, lilnim- Rank. Burlmra Girvin. lqflllilltl lD0ufri1'I1. A111111 f':1k111z111. TIM-an NIUZIIIS, SIZCCJND ROXV-Roy SlI!l7liI'f'. Xyzxllr-r Tennis. VX'iI111vr Yost. C1-raid Howe. Doris Glick. pus:-y cyilllllilll, flair Vvir. Rimlmrcl xllI-illIQIlIiIl, Carol Sllisslrr. :NIL RUII1. THIRD Rfjxv-Ijurla IIUIIISLPT, Cilflblillix XIII- 1 IPF. CWHYOI Yryfldilu. .l0S4'llIlil1C Iillilf, INIQITSIHI I-Z'lf'OKk, RTIIII KIITIZ, SIlf'iIiI liillly. Nillfy ShU1'lllZlkK'f, lHllIillf' Vllllllil. XXVUTFPSI. IQONXV-:Yl'lS1lll SIZIYIIIZIIKPY, igllllitlll N4'llh?llI4l'I'. cililif I-EllllIiS. Iiklfl Ntolizlus, Dale Riu: Nancy Sltqfliliilll, Xxvillldfi H1-nry. Auflrvy :XIlc1i1HilIll'l', Blnrgarrl liililllilll, B4-ily 'imc-r. Vlffl-H Rfjxv-Harlan Dir-111, .lulm fxmlvr, Robert IIUIIISIICF, Gloria llillmun. ,lufly Convroucl. V like-I Hvrall. .luyw Xvisr-. SiX!yfm1 QUQl'lfA gint! 8 p6Ll000505 I:RONT ROXX'-Iloff to righijr Gncirgc Ef'Iirnan. Ida IVIEIQ SIiirIC. ,Iam-ttc Bauvr, Bcwkic Vvaui- 1-r, Diana Kisingc-r, XVancIa Nioorc, Km-nnctI1 IiSIlCIl1lilll, Barry BaIcIxxin, Eugz-nr Sunnncrs, RonaIcI Xvat- son. SECOND ROVX'-fI'IowarcI Carver, Raymond Bic'Iu:I, Joanne GroI'I, NarIcnc Horst, SyIvia HcrsI1c-y. Carol I,ovnaII. KcnnvtI1 Sli.-I-. .Ioc CroII7, .Iain-II Horn, IVIiss IVIycr. THIRD ROXV-Harolcl I 4orcI, Robert Ritz, Torn IVIfKiIIips, I7rz:cIa Baum, .Ioycc Smith, Alta ScIrIon1riLIgc, Nancy Denhngjvr, AIEIFIIIZI IVIartin. KCIlIll'IIl Hosta-tlcr, VOIn0r Dicin. I fDLIRTI'I RCJNV-dlgvnnis Ijronnn, GaIc'n Sunn- inc-rs. Toni SpvaIcman, .IoI1n IIaucIcr, Xvaynv Rapp, DonaIcI NIiIIcr, George Good, Chris ConyI1c'arc' Roy KIing, CIiarIcs NVQISII, IVIL Iloopvs. IIIFTII RQVV-CICO IIx:rsI1cy, IVIiIcIrc'tI Iwast, Rosannm: IJuunaII. LimIa Simmons. .Ioym Rin:-1-r. BarI:ara SpacIC, Ixqargaret Hanna, Ruth Br'iI0r, IiIainc Burk- xxaIt0r, ,IuCIy I':I1oII1ar. SIXTH IQOXX'-IXIa1sIiax I'IoIIvf'Iier, NIargarct IIoSt0ttvr, .Ivan Swvigart, Victor Xyasson, Kc-nm-tI1 Hz-rsIxcy, PIniIIip Snyder, Norman Siincs, SanCIra SIIIHIIICTS, Emma Livingston, Nanvy IfcIunan. I I Sixty-two ISRUNT RUXV-flvfl io Tiglllwf Norman Horsllc-y, Kl'llllC'tI1 H1-rshvy, Elmer Lapp, Ixlary Alia Lanflis, In-nc Nlarlin, Larry Girvin, Harmful Grow, Rahul yghilllbillll, Lewis Hcrslwy. TIIOIIIEIS Xvinlvrs Colm:-rt Xvisv, Sl-QCOND IQCJXXV--'IQUIIXIILI Hulfmicr, Glenn Snxolirr, Ray Lapp, .lamb Glick, David Ijrflly, Rulwrl Xvalkcr. .Ivan lilllilll, Kallly Burkharl, Joanne Pivru-, Peggy Licllly, Nlaric Brncklmill Xlrs. Flvfarly. THIRD RQXV-Slwirlvy Brzuklaill, lil:-anor Sarldov, Vivian Slmarpv. Brvnfla Cunning llaln, Kalmcvn Tn-go, nlarilyn Spuiis, Flarllla Huyc-ll, Sarah Hgangfll, lllaine lllmy, Carl Kinnnvr l'4f3lfRTll RCJXV-Rc'l1cu'a B4-rlu-y, Kathy Hoolqcr, Nlargarrl Hoar, Paulinf- Hvrslxcy, Eilainv Xvinh-rs Sandy Raman. B1-ny Bowman, Bc-My Hvrslu-y, Doris H4-rghcy, .Indy P4-are, Flr. Vassil. Fllfrll ROXV- lnlm Bylvr, Lamar DK'llIiIlQf?f, Rimillarml Rohn-r, Ruth Ha-rslmcy, Glvnn Yusl. Henry Pounall, .lanw Xvs-Ish, Nlarvin Sxnokvr, Gcorgv Summc-rs. SIXTH RUXY-Ralph Pallan. Hamm HQ'fSIIl'X'. Vraml nlariin, Ronald Suppl:-1-. Rifllarcl XXVZIISHII, l ranHin Duffy, David IiiSOIlIJt'I'Q4'I', 1.4-wlvr Grow. Sixly lllrm- 5 Uf ace Sfaff Miss Doris Hershey, scl1ool secretary, is a gracluate of Paradise Higli Sclzool. Last year slie cliviclecl lzer time as secre- tary between Paraolise ancl Salisbury Higli School ancl this year slle is emf ployecl lull time lay Pequea Valley. Nliss Hersl1ey's cluties include the general office cluties as secretary, plus getting out a claily scltool lnulletin to all teacliers, compiling the alzsentee list, ancl calling eaclt group to lunch tlirouglt tlie inter-communication system. Slxty-four 6bLJf0JlClI'L:5 The custodians are Parte BryA son, Ralph Ectcman, and Willis Hershey. Of these, Vviltis Hershey has been designated head custodian. They work on shifts which provide for twenty- four hour custodial service. Their duties include Cieaning and maintaining the general upkeep of tile lmiifting. Sixty-fiv Cafeferia Uncler the management of Nlrs. Herman Braclelnill, the cafeteria cooks have been clo- ing a noteworthy jolm of feed- ing 425 people every clay. Nlrs. Braclelnill is general man- ager, Mrs. Harold Shelly is lleacl coole and the other women are Mrs. Raymond Hershey, Mrs. Willis Hersllf ey, lVlrs. George Kramer, ancl lvlrs. Paul Wilsorl. Sixty-si lar Sixly-sc-wl1 9' Wim 5 .ss Na si .1 - . J' Pin li' A' gig A , 4 4 DR S' - ' - in E 3' ' - ' 0926212-1? in 'J ' ' i ' 73 iv Ri b g Vw If OCCQI' SIVVIQING-iX'i, Vvcnger. ROVV--Uefi to righti: iviricie, C. Homsiier. L. Amway. S. Xxim-Inger, Ni. Siciies, R. Sicethway, XV. Hour. J. Summers. C. Sanfioc, C. itershey. K. Xvisc. SECOND ROVV-R. Hershey, R. Patterson, E. Spolts, N. Baldwin, S, Bit-richer. Fnrci, L. Ammon. D. Graham, Qi. Hostetter, I-. ivioorc. THIRD Hostetter, VV. Hershey, D. iviiiier. J. Xvaiicer. Tennis, D. Landis, .l. I.:-ziforic, Daic Graham. FOURTH ROXY'-fvluriugers, K. Groit, R, Xxicher, Cherries Lamiisg Coach, ivir. Kosiiulag Assistant Coaches, iVir. E1 iiert, iVir. Hoop:-s. Soccer. a sport which has haci iitlie iocai ioiiowing ami appreciation, has at iast come into the iimeiight. The contribution oi the Paraciise ami Saiishury Ieams. iast yearis section ami runner-up, respectively. Convinceci everyone oi tht- teamis polentiai. Few peopie reaiizeci, however. that this team wouici go farther than any other Lan- caster County Soccer team has ever gone. The team was coached hy Mr. Koshula, who was assisteci by Wir. Ecicert ami ivir. Hoopes, aii who greatiy aicieci the Ieam s success. The Pequea Boosters were outslanfiing in Section Two Competition Where lhey were untieci, unfieieateci, anci they heici aii opposition scoreiess. The Braves then cnterefi the ciislrict anti county piay-oiis. in the first tiit they toppeci New Hoiianci 5-0. Going on, they eiiminateci Dover anci Bircis- horo. From there they went on to trip Noriehco, the perennial District Three champs and looic their thirci champion- ship. As aii gfooci things must come to an emi. so ciici pequea Vaiieyis winning strc-aic. They iost the inter-ciistrict championship hy a score oi 2-1 to Lipper 'Darby the District Cjne conlenciers. iptains anci coach iive it up aiier District 3 win. Seventy ,aff Sm W, LEVI' TO RIGHT-Cnrrnn Hershey, Bill Hour, Sam Nvenger, lxlurlin Vvenger, NI:-rv Skiles. Disk Sliollluuy, Carlton llonlsller. Seven pequea players proved flleir value by being placed on the Lancasler County all-star team. Tlley were: Dick Skefhway, Carroll Hershey, and Marlin Vvenger on llle firsl team, Nlerv Slciles and Bill Hoar Were placed on the second learn. while Carlton Homsluer and Sam Xvenger received Honorable Nlention. 1955 SCHEDI VLE PVHS OPP. 35 Hemplvielcl 0 32 Manor 0 6 Upper Leacork 0 7 Terre Hin 0 43 Nlccaslcey 1 3 East Lampeler 0 X0 Nlanor 0 3 Lipper Leacovk 0 5 Terre Hill 0 2 Easl I.illT'IDCil'I' 0 z5:D0noles non-league games. PLAY-OFF GAMES PVHS QPP. 5 New Holland 0 3 Dover I 2 Birclsboro 0 2 Norlebco 0 1 Upper Darby 2 Seventy mu '. ' 1 I 1 1' K J if fvfurlin .'SvVPng ?f L, 1 A N I 'kim' I QQ i I 1 I I r , ',:,,, , if 'W ,::, '? z 5' 32 L W W I Carbon HUWLSPKBT Right Frrwivacg ca 0 ff 5 if ': 5 ii 1: az ,Q . ill nw Right Hafffancfe 5 Quake I P32 :fx ,QE I i n n ,Q sf? I ,, Scum Vx anger Cflnler Itfafffnack Marvin Skiing Taft Fulllmnk 4 , -:.: S Ml 4 4 : : , , + 1-. S vii f ' Rennie Nickel haf! Haffbacfz W ' il Q A ,ig -ff 1 5 s , 2 ,X .,.. ' . :WA : ' 1 A .fb 5 if K : ' -: 1 1 XX 1 5 A ' I S2 . 5 ..,::v,,, K it rix, 2, x . V lv gg- -5.3, 2? :::---- V In ., 5' - al b ..,- A .:::::'-:: ? qqquu ::::: -'f: A i 4 'Q K AA-::: 55 ' ' .:,, 'Q ,,,, , X 1. ..,:,. fz' Q ' . ,Q 1 ......:, i -U . V , bzzib, 3 :.. I , , ffurrufl Hershey Curb Sarulrne f Richard dum? jig, Sllmmgrg W LJ! Inner W 1Righiw QIIQIGY Right Iggmgr Cerner Forward f W WV J U MW? Akmusay Left Quyer 3 N ka X ig , aw X fkq if N M! Look out, Dick Carroll kicks desperately at the goal. Look out, ref! has ihe ballu Foolish iryyn lljamifg gaziefgaf cl M g C ll H I y, Kon Hoslcilcr, Clarence I f LEFT TO RIGHT-David Lan is, una arg arro ers lwarlin Vfcngc-r, Sam VX 0ngcr, Ronald Nirkc-I, CIllII'k Landis, Bill lloar, Rivlmrcl Skollnvay. louse. Couch. INHSSING-Jack D c-r1 linger. 1955 SCHEDULE PVHS OPP. PVHS 50 Donegal 54 40 Cocalico 70 Donckgal 50 44 Lampeivrasfrashurg 45 Cocalico 31 74 Vvarwiclc LTni0n 55 Lampeter-Strasburg 50 60 He-mpfield 67 Vvarwiclc 52 70 Solanco 57 Solanco 32 73 Nexv Holland 46 New Holland 56 55 Upper Peacock 70 Upper Leacock 37 51 East Lampelvr 48 East Lampeter 35 47 Vvarwiclc Union PLAY-OFF GAMES PVHS OPP. 25 Columbia 59 54 Mounl Penn 45 44 Vvest York 40 52 Boiling Springs 53 SGW-n fy- four , JK' CVLT fxlr. Alt OPP. 50 38 35 54 54 45 42 42 34 W fffix YVHW cu..Vmzz rimrwy N5 A kan HQSWWJ LV! W 'far Cfzurlvs luzmfisa T SIU Hmm' Rmmhi ,XYHLPI gunz V970 ngvr unior Uarbify garilfefga f STANDlNG-lieft io righti: George Bc-arher, James Summers, Galen Stoltztus. Charles Tennis, Duvicl Graham. Rnherl Hershey, Ross Vvilmer, Lloycl lvlusser. Daniel Naixiger, lxlr, Roll: lcourhl. KNIJZLINC-Dale Gralmm. Jaroh Rult, Donalrl lwliller, Ronalcl Nicliel, Cveorge Fisher. Rirliarfl Burli- harl, lfelxxarcl Brown lnianugerl. The Junior Varsity, uncler Coach Charles Roth. sleppecl into Sc-clion 2 Competition with a large and polenlial, but inexperiencenl team. High on lhe list were Galen Sloltzfus ancl .ialce Rutt, lhe loig guns on last years paraclise .lunior High Team. Don lvliller. Lloycl Nlusser, Diclc Burlcharl, Dale Graham, George Fisher, Bolo Hershey, ancl Dave Graham also looiceol promising. The first hall of the season went slowly ancl the team playecl wilhoul a win. However, many players showed constant improvement. Rult anel Stoltz- tus carriecl the hullc of the scoring. A Fortunately the Jay Xfees clicl not lose spirit ancl with the aclflition ot Ron Nickel, who shareol his aloility with the Varsity as well, the team piclfecl up steam cluring the seconfl half. They finally hrolie the ice hy smothering So- lanco lay a Count of 25-i5 ancl then. going on lo talce their nexl two games from Lipper Leacoclf ancl New Hollanfl. The Jay Xflees enclecl the season wilh 3 wins ancl 11 losses in league Com- pelilion. a wiser ancl more experiencecl team. Eager Beaversln Seventy-six ardify gkverbaclerd TC5 RKTHT-Ruill Houfk. Hurrivk Rohn-r, Dc-lrmrrs Plank, Sally Hvrshry, Bvverly Lirllty . ,U QQIALLI CJQF5 Ll'.l'l TO RICQHT-Brrncln Nielwl. Ijmln lJt'llIil'lQt'I'. Lynnr' Kmopsnli, und Bvrnice Nlillcy. SK YL'Illy'Sl'VPl'l up gmouf frwriiffizzssg' I? finaly! Q, unior gariliefgaf STANDING-flvfl lo Tigllfbi fxlr. Hoop:-S cF0lII'll,, Rirlmrfl Ie0lll'f3T, Sroll Blvfulwr, Nvlson Dvn- HIIQPF, Ijllllly fxllllllllll. NCISUII SI2lylIlElkl'l', Iillliill' Ijiallhllgefl Mllflllfli'rS, IQOIJOI1 R2lIllSC'f' NHC! IJZIYHI l:iSlll'f. l'i1'I'SIli'y. CIIKIFIGS l4:hL'l'SOIf', VVIIOIIIZIS I..!'LTVf'l'. JEUHIXS Ezflilllflfl, CllilfIl'5 IIUOIJCF, AIEIIIIVS Ijmlr-1 amp. ancl Alvin Hz-rsllcy. union igiz 5AeerLa em PvHS OPP 20 L, 24 26 I 36 L s LIZFT TO RIKYLFVF--B1?ll'EZll'I't Hosivlhxr, gully XV:-llgvr. XVamlu X. Nilllly Ig4'ill'lC'. IDPIUYVS I1IS1'llhl'YLf4'I , ,IURIIIIIU NIIHUQ, Igilfililfil CIIINIII. I IUIIIH' 5i'IllllLlil. Sew-llty-nine 1955 56 JR HICH CAWIES Iilmpclvr-Slras urg Now Honanc V 33 Easl Lumpvlvr 43 20 Upper lfarock 51 23 Lzxmpvler-Slrznsbllrq .31 27 Now Honuml .34 QT Easl Lmnpx-lor 3 42 Upper lfawck 50 gflfiegaf KNEELING-Uefl to righifz Lloyd Groflv, Nlanagerg Ronald ESIIICHIHD, Bill Rutter. Dave Gra- iiam. Carroll Hershey. Sam Ford, Corbett Sandoc, Carlton Homsiier. and Jim Emericim. STANDING-1 Nlr. Eckert, Assislanl Coachg Ken Hosteiter, Dzxryi Liclily, Hoar. Bicrvin Skiies, Jim Summers, Sum Vvengcr, Marlin Vvcnger, Lee Moore. Harold Bmckluill, Vviimcr Burkhart, Wir. Aitilouso, Couch, 1955 LEAGUE GAMES PVHS OPP. 12 Upper Leacoclc 2 14 Lampeler-Strasburg 13 0 East Lampeter 2 4 Terre Hill 3 9 Soianco 19 1 Upper Leacocic 0 10 Lampeter-Strasburg 4 3 East Lampeter 10 2 Terre Hill 1 0 Solanco 3 Eighty QI' 6 , ..AIl0CLey y FIRST ROVNU-KNEELING-floft lo righlfz Joan Herr, Harriet Roiirer. Ruth Hourk, Regina Rico. Bcvorly Liriity. Vclcla Hn-rsiiey, Dolores Plank, Ruth Dcnlingor. Joyvc Silifk, and Silirlcy Singer. SEC- OND ROVV-KNEELING-Bernice iwilley, Barbara Skcthway, Managiarsg Shirley Groff, Doris Den- iingvr, Patsy Miller, Beatrice Groff, Gwen Erin, Sandy Girvin. Doris J. Bracklnill, Linda Denlinger, Sally Hershey, Judy Simpson, and Leonora Smith, Managrfr. STANDING-Niiss Hz-ss. Coach: Norma Diffcn- baugii, lfniniaiune Robinson, Janice Roiircr, Brenda Nickel. Ellen Smith, Nancy Beane, Nancy Siiaub, Josie- Niillcy, Kathy Hz-ss, Rciuf-fra Rynior, and ixiiss Kramer, Coach. PVHS OPP 0 New Holland 3 0 Lampctcr-Straslourg 2 0 East Lampcter 1 1 New Holland 1 2 Lampeter-Strasburg 2 2 East Lampvier 2 Miss Kramer talks things over Before a game. Eighty-one I1 I 'W 'fi' 1,-.3 I im J .Vg bg f a....i No officers were eiected in tire Senior Band tilis year due to tile ioiiowing reasons: At time beginning of tiue seiiooi year time band piunged into Farm Show parades. A concert was prepared for tile annuai convention of time Southern Con- vention District of time Pennsyivania State Education Association, iieid Qctober 28, 1955, at Niccasicey Higii Sciiooi. An outdoor concert was prepared in No- vember for time coming oi Santa Cialis to Kauifmanis Hardware Store in New Holland. After tiie Ciiristmas and New Year iuoiidays fuii time was devoted to time preparation oi a Spring Concert. in so mucii as time band iiad but one 50-minute period per weeic reiwearsai, time was extremeiy vaiued for reilearsais entireiy. it wasiieit necessary by the director to iet time eiapse so tiiat time combination of Paradise Twp., Saiisbury Twp., and Leacocic Twp. band members couid get to icnow eacii otiier before at- tempting to eiect officers. Therefore, aii duties and obiigations of the band were performed by aii members adequateiy and weii. Timerefore, iet it be icnown that aii members oi tile Senior Band were oiiicers of good Wiii toward tile making of a rnusicaiiy exceiient Pequea Vaiiey Higii Sciiooi Band. Tiiere was a Junior Band wilicii was separate from tile Higil Sciiooi Band. Tiiere was aiso an advanced band made up of advanced members oi tiie Senior Band. Eigiity-iour aforefferi STANDING-flvfl fo righlfz Joyu' Sllirk, Juxly Brooks, Ijuris ,Ivan Brurklxin, Guvn Ifrlv, .lunc Txnrlnll. Bm-u-rly Lisllly. KNEE!.ING-Hurrlu1- Xvisv, Lvmlorn Smillu, Unrnilly Hnnnnonml. Flnrvnm S- Un. TIN fonowingj Sluflz-nls purlicipulecl in Distrivl Pmnfl. Lvfql lo riglll arv: Bur- lmra Spells. Dolorm-s Plank. ,lurk FIDPD- linger. ami Hurrivl Rollrcr. .lurk also wc-nl lo Slulv Pmncl mul IIN- ollu-rs W4-ni lo D islrirl Orrlwslru. Highly luiw- 6 OFU5 FIRST ROXNf-fleft to rightl: Trucly Lyle, Bernice lvlilley, Dale Herr, Martha Myers, Slmirley Singer, Grace Lyncli, Sam Ford, Carroll Hersliey, Donald Miller. Keitii Vvise, Vvayne llerslley. Bar- iiara Holiniier, Barloara Spells. Sally Nvenger, Janet Braclclnill. SECOND ROVV-Fir. Jolm Kosliuta lDirr-clorl, Doris J. Braclrinill, Rutli Houck, Gay Sllarpe, Siriley Groff, Lois Slaynialrer, .loan Herr, George Beaclier, Kenneth Grolil, Dave Graliarn, Lloycl Musser, George Hosletter, Frances Glick, .lucly Simpson, Beverly Lirlwty, Pliyllis Grolvlv. THHQD ROVX7-Doris Denlinger, Janice Rolirer, Sally Brooks, Velcla Hershey, .loy Boetiger, Florence Scott, Cjll3I'lITS Hostetter, Ciiarles Hess, .lanles Vvallcer, ivan Yost, Doris Houck. Evelyn Braclclwill, Mary Ann Hoar. FOURTH ROVV-Nlartlia Zimmerman, Sandra Girvin. Leonora Smith, Delores Eisenlierger, Annette Striclcler, Virginia lVlcClure, Lee Moore, Harold Kern, Bill Hoar, Harriet R0ilTCT. Eleanor Eiuy, .lane Nanitell. Barbara lfsner, Ann Ray. FIFTH ROVV--Betty Vvinters, Peggy Nlartin, Payge Lealmliart, Patsy Nlillwe, Elaine lVliSCllIlil'li, Lucretia Glassey, Sam Vvenger, James Bowman, lvlarlin Vvengjcr, Regina Rice, Beatrice Groll, Joyce Siiirli, Judy Brooks, fiwen Erb. RCJXA7-Linda ljenlinger, Plriyllis Hcrslley, Barbara Sltetliway, Nancy Beane, Rliocla Zoolc, Doris A. Braclcluill, Pauline Bernarcl, Patsy lVlills, Sally Herslley, Dolores Plank, Joanne Moore, Florence Vvise, Lynne Koropsalr. Lynne Koropsalc, allo, and Rulli Houclc, soprano. attenclecl District Clior- us at Susqueiianna Joint Higli School, Harrislourg, Pa., on April 5, 6 anci 7, l956. Guest clirector was Dr. Claude Dengler of Upper Darley Higli Scliool. Eigiity-six Cgcnvfkhgizf .gzruic fedf CCLQJCLI' if gAo':5f BS i 3 Q IW N E .:a,5agis5:5a:fEsE'ff12551525 Q ' 3 .N 14. my-'L 1 '-'- -'-' ' ' 1 V .,,, 7 Q Z E, V551 LIQVIQ TO RlCHTr-lwary Ann kHoar, Xvaynv Hersllvy, Gws-n Erln, Bcity Xxyillll'l'S. Rvgiuu RiK'4'. Rflllilyil IiSIlIl'lIlHl l,- Iiflffllll Ki'rl1, SIlil'll'y Sil'lfI0l', CilllI'l'l'lCC l.CFQV!'r, IBHTIWEIFZI LISYIOF. IAYYUIC Kompsali. Kvnnvlll Hosh-llc-r, Dick meets his dream girl? as ff H' '- maui 3 Shi' fll'1 Pr Nllll Ulf Do you really ihink I foole culv? Eigjlxty-sigh! unior- enior anquef S QU' . , 7 - , . , mfg V lfwffh, Svrwce with rm snulv Till' OM Snmofll Nlay I haw tfw next :funn V' FiQIlly-ninv xxx' xrxlllfl pllni-'ll the LOOIJOUY eqttoian Co-Ectitors in Chief Senior Ertitor ........., Feature Editor ..... Activities Editor ..,.,. Sports Ertitor ........ Lay-Out Editor Art Ectitor ..... Vvorkers ..... Aftl7lS0l' ........................ EDITGRIAL STAFF Patsy Kramer Ken Hostetler Beverly Lictmly Richard Weber Annette Sirictcter Sam Vvengcr Phyllis Grotf Phyllis Hershey Every tvlember ot the Senior Class Miss Shenentoerger Mr. Russell Shelley was our photog- rapher and We appreciate the outstand- ing job tie dict in taking att our pictures. Ninety Business iwanagvr ..,.. Acivvriising iwanagers Suimcripiion ivlanagor .... Ad rrl1kl'l'S ..........Y....... Acivisor .........,,........, Donation Marlagers .,,.. Vlqilfx slucim-nls BUSINESS STAFF Joynf Silirii Siliriey Singer Haroiri Kern ........................,..... Gwen Efb Members of Senior Class Wir. Althouse Barbara Sic:-timway Doris J. Braciciniii Iaidng park in lin- business slaif as weii as fill' vciiloriai slaii were self-cleci imy lime faculty. Tile business slaii looii care of soiiciling for anis and arranging, preparing, ami 'typing fin-rn up. Ninety-one Wafionaf ,Honor ociefg KNEEIJNG-fiefl Io rigizlfz Rifimrci Xvcin-r and Sunnuci NX7C'lIQCI'. SifATifD-Ciiarivs Landis, Palsy Krinncr, Beveriy Livilly, Joyce Silifii, Kcnnc-lil Hosleiler. Ann:-Ile Slririiier, STANIDINKE-fiviiss Nanry iiess furllvisori, ifveiyn Brnfiiiniii, Jenni-s xvuiiicr, iyinriin Xveliger. Cilaries Hoslf-ll4'1', Regina Rice. iiarrivl Roixrer, Leonora Snlilir, Bnrimra Spolts, Fir. Arlirur XV, Esilcimnn fncivisorj. Tim pequea Vaiiey Ciiapler of lime ixiaiionai Honor Society, wiiicix is Con- nects-ci witim tire National Organization, announces its new members: Niariin Vvenger, Ciiaries Hosleiier, Regina Rice, iiarriel Roiirer, Leonora Smilii, Barbara Spolls. palsy Kramer. Beveriy 'i-ici1ty, Annelle Stricicier, anti Sarnuei VXA-nger. Eveiyn Brarixiniii anci James Xvaiicer are pieciges limis year. Tide four Cilaracterislics wimicim are requireci l'o be a merniuer are: sfiioiarsimip. ieaciersimip, ciuaracler anti service. Tile members musl aiso inc- from lime Junior or Senior Classes. Tile inciuclion services were ileici in Aprii. Ninety-two .zz M., swf! Prosuient ,........... ..... R c-gina Riff' SOFl'0tCll'y ..... ...,....... D ale He rr Vuc Prosicient ..,...,...,...,. .ianv Forcl Vl1l'0llSllY'l'l' ................ Joanne Hinclry Timo library slaif lalces clues monllllygbllw money will prob! ably go lo buy now boolxs for llie library. lllcy cliargc for OVi'l'CillP boolcs . Tim library is nol open. pl-lw only boolis lllal Can bv lalccn oul arv lliosc brouglil by llle boolcmobilc lrom the public library. Library staff members are: Amos. Kaye Bivicci, Raymoml Ballot. .lancllu Braille-y. Roger Brown, Sliirlcy Biiriiwallc-r, Elaine ljvnlingvr. Nalilzy Forri, Jane Frank, Annie Gmver, Howard Cc-yur. lvlelvin Gregg, Bonnie IiiCIlCify, JOHN ilK?I'l', DZIIC Hoflnmicr, Franlc Hoobvr, Kalliy Host:-llc-r, Ray Lynrli, Grace lxleans, Tin-a lvlillrrr, Carolyn Nlillr-r, Charles lxiiictllvll, Sylvia lxioorv. Ruili Rynic-r, Bc-Cliy Samlors, ixlilic Slmrpc, Vivian Siu-arer, Carol Slim-0, Kon Sliisslcr, Carol Slalclvr, .loilanna Summers, Eugenio Troul, Viclor Vale-nlinv, Connie Vvalson, Ronald Xxiinlcrs, Sanclra Xvilmer, Faye ixiim-ly-llirc-v ioneer LEFT TO RiGHT-Miss Futginiti, Advisor: Ftorence Wise, Feautre Eciitorg Phytiis Hershey. Cirruiution Miinagerg Kenneth Hostetter, Sports Editor: Annette Striciiter, Business Manager: Nirs. Barton, Advisory Regina Rice ami Chuck Landis, Corffditors. VVit'h the new schooi there came the prohtem ot naming the newspaper. After some ctiscussion the statt suiomittect tour names to the stuctent txocty, from which they were to setecl the titie. The resuit of this poot was The Pioneern. Ati aspiring reporters were wetcomeci to the staff anot were given assign- ments to chattenge their journalistic ainiiity. VX7ilh tive ectitions this year, the puhtication otterect features anci artictes which coverect ati phases ot schoot lite from classroom activities to extra-curricuiar activities, Mrs. Jane Barton and Miss Mary Fuiginiti tooic the join of organizing the staff anct have serveci as actvisors to the group. Ninety-tour R FZPORTICRS Joy Bovilgr-r, Doris J. Brackbill, Sally Brooks, Estiir-r Dc-rnlingc-r, Cvorgv Graves, Pilyllis Graff, Ruth Hourk, Clarence Lcfevcr, Beverly Licixly, Elaine iviisrllnifk. Mzxrtiizx Nlyvrs. Boi: Bair. .lucly Brooks. Carroll Hershey, Sally Hershey, Lynnc Kompsak. Harriet Rohr:-r, Ve-Hn Hcrsiu-y, Charlvs Hess, Barbara Hoffmcier, Jim Rynicr. Niuriin Xvvngcr, Niarlim Zimmerman, Eddie Brown, Bob Kr-rn, .lane Ladvracii, David Lnnciis. Pvggy Niarlin, Cullay Hr-ss, Josie Niillcy, Cliaric-s Ebcrsole, Alvin lierslmy, Ronuimi Xvisr-, .loim Harsh. FFA Rvporlvr. This vm-ar our re 0l't9l'S Came from rafivs seven HIFOLIQII lweivv. This . P DTOVCCI to be very Convenient in Compiling the nc-ws of each Ciasfs vvenls for tim Pionecr. Some of lime- rvporters ciicl a very Complimentary job in scrving as iypisls. Ninriy-fivo no riuerzi LEFT TO RIGHT'-Charles Hollinger, Harold Vviker, David Hostctter. Jotm Yvertz, Menno Elny. Chester Sweigart, tra Vvctzler, Grant Trout, Herman Robinson. Aaron Stoitzfus, Mrs. Minnie Stoitzfus. Four of the buses are owned by Mr. Esiibactig two are owneci and operatect by Mr. and Mrs. Stoltzfus: two are owneoi by Mr. Sweigartg and two are owned by Mr. Robinson. They cover Paradise, Salisbury and Leacoclc Townships. it took a great cleat of planning last summer to transport all students to school with a minimum of time and mileage. Principals and bus drivers are to be commended for a fine job in accomplishing this aim. Ninety-six :sae ,Q - X rw 'Sify X X . '4 -- 1 x L' Qx , A ' . .U ,L .k , I F 1 li X .-'fy' K 'f I Y ll 1 .vu -13' ' I Y 3 , SF.:-.T N t :L 11 Successful Years to Come! , LI Milanos Drive In 'L King of the Steak Sandwich Sczuslmrc Higilxvny Route Il 'L 'L GAP, Plixxfx. 1+ LI 'L 'L film Leroy Kreicler potato Broker VVnoL1asA1.s2 RIi1'AlL GENERAL HAULINC 'L 'L 'L 'L 'L 'L B I' O VV n FUHCTHI H.OfH,C :L tb 'L L LC PARADISE. PHNNA. :L 'L LI :L L 'L AL Ph Ephratu Sports Center FULL l..lNli UF Sporting Goocis e Gifts e Toys FIAOIHICCO f-' N'IOCli lCl'iliii tins! Alain Str:-vi om- 3-7300 IQPHRATA. PA. 'L 1 LC gl LI Geo. S. Althouse If 'L Gasoline - Oil A Etc. :Q 1 Plump 3-0905 IQPHLQATA. Le, D. fL. PA, If 'L 1L LT AL 'L The Local Ledger 320 Nnrlim Bririgr- Str:-1-I CHRISTIANA. PI NNA, vvwv--ivvv-vv vi :L tb 'C Compliments of ,... , L Weaver s Drug Store Lf ICHN VV, Hoon. Owner i5 East Plain Street L N l'Iwnc: OV 7-9179 STRASBURC. PA. L 'L 'L 1, Violais Suits - Dresses - Lingerie CUs'roM NIADI-3 EVENING G XVEIDIDINC COXVNS I02 ifusl Plain Slrm-I Phono 3-1757 EPHRATA. PA. Ninety-eigilt uv: III 2 msn KINZFIQS. IZ. IJ. I. PA. X Sandoe Automotive, Inc. PARTS F SIIPPLIES Equipment 1880 I..iu1'oIn Iligllwny Eusl IANCASTER, PA. 'I I I I I I I Hershey Garmerlt Company PARADISE, PENN -X I I I f I I I I I I I I II I I I I I I 'I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Maurice III Good ....Rf-pt-vsvnfing.... Eastern States Farmers Exchange, Inc. 11. D. 1, c:oRlmoNvll.Ll-1, PA. IJIIOHP2 IIIIITC OIIFSI' I I I I 'I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I II II I Queen Dairy Lancasteris Finest Milk Growing with Qualilyf Plmne 7-8119 413 South Qu:-on Stn-cl LANCASTER, PA IIENRY fIOTTSliLllL BIARTIN E. Kel Lester A. Singer IVIYERS Sprayers - Irrigation Systems ....Sp0c'iaIi:ing in.... POXVER SPRAYIZR SIZRVICF Plmm-f OV 7-3226 RONKS PA. I I 'I 'I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I I I I I I I I I 'I 'I To Look Sharp .... Donis Barber Shop Route 30 GAP HILL Pham-I HI 2-4379 A - - A - Q - A -v4.4.4,-.-.Av-fvA.A.-ffv-.Affv-v-ff, A A-A-A-A - A 4 - - , , - A A - - A 011 Shaw IVIoteI Gulf Prociucts Coffee Shop Q Breakfast GAP, R. D. 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 'I 'I I I I I ByIer Er KenneI Complete Automotive Repairs Phone: HI 2-4131 Nine IV -nine v 'I 1. i 11 :L Complimenls of ,... 5 1 Earl Sauder The Farmers National Bank of NUW FIOHEIINI 'C W ,F e e cl AND F u e I jf and Trust Company i NEW HoLl.AND, PINNA. It I 1, NIQXX' HOLLAND, PENNA. :I 12 Y-.Av-.-,Av-.-,Av-. -,LE-Y-.-.Ai-.-.AYAY--sf--.-A.-.-.A.A,AY-,-.- 'I 2: , I W'tmer s , , I Wlrner s Crreenhouse 'r Plumbing AND ea mg If .Flowers for All Occasions I WIRING and APPLIANCES Plwm-1 OV 73IlI RONKS, PA. 252 East Alain Street NEXV IlOl.l..-XNI3 i Us-11.1v1-lm' SIil'!VlC'l-1! 'C 'r In rmum -12232 ,I In U 1 rf ff J. NI. Hagans fs' Son Robert D. Hoffecker De Soto H plymouth F 31 'I General Merchandise It 'I l I I i lllmmi ov 73151 leoxlqs, PAA 1: i,,i,A M5 IANCO sromgs mmP'Wiu't BF? E: gl Plmnv: OV 7--1021 STRASBURG, PA. A - 4 , - - - - - A 4 .v.-.-.- A,.,A A A A A A,v,,v.v.v.-.,v.-.-.-.,-.-,,.-.,-,,,,,.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.,A-. ----,--- 1' tr Conzplinwnls of .... Qu 1E 'r 3. 1, L' Roy Trout 8 Son Mart Realty Corporation . 'D lu , Lwe loultry and E995 ' Childrens Wearr 1 2 1 PAPAn1s1i,PA, 2 t M H 2 mo X jf lN'l'liRcol'Rsli. PENNA. I it 'u A A A - A A A - A - Af.-.A.A.A.,y.-4.Af.A.-f.-.-f.-ffffv-ffvm,-ffff.-.Af.A.A,,.A.-ff,-fi nuvvvv-H one Humiml LeRoy W. Groff Stoves and Botttecl Gas 5I7 Nyc-si NIain Str:-vi Plume -1,0081 NEXX' IIOLIAND. PA, I 'I I 'I I The Green Lantern Drive-in Restaurant PIATTERS GIFTS FOUNTAIN BARISECUES On Route 30 BE'I'XVIiIiN GAP 6? CC JA'l'liSVlLLIi I A A A A A A A A A A A AAAYA.Afv-.A.A.-.A,Af.A.A.A.A.A.Afv-.-ffffv-vA.A.-ff,Aff,Affv-.-.A.Af.,- Frey - Light Restaurant I I I I :I I 'I BaIcIWin,s Garage I 11 'I ALL Kmns or GAP' R' D- I I PIGUGVS fmfl SUWIUQS Front Wlleel Alignment AND I . I.incoIn Highway GAP, PSX. Balanclng I :I I ,I nv'-'nn-'nn 7 1 I If Health Foocls If 100 75 VVI-IOLE WHEAT FLOVUR If flgurr GFIDIIIIKII J N Smolier It you prefer tI1e fjrgamir. we Imvf' ilI ' I Y :I Roaster! Yellow Corn Wleat, Vvttote Rye Gerterfzt Ivlercllanclise I Flow Vwwat Gym Meal :I SOIQI in 10 III. Iois or Imy IIN- Ion. KINZERS. le, D, 1 Sl'I2INGC1'XRDEY. PA S can Ship by ,RMI PM I If RoI1rer s IVIiII Phone: OV 7-4787 RONKS, R, Il, PA. ,-.AvA.-AAA----AA-AA--AA-LAY'-v'- 'v'-'- '- AT '' ''A' L' 'A f I I . 9 IQ IVI1IIer s Restaurant I R. F-'ster I I - . , I , Car U I RESTAURAN1 anrI For xrfxlx . . I' PUIWUWQ AND If Home-Made Cooking - I Paperhanglng xxrli CATH: T0 Prxurllzs AND IIANQUETsI PARADISE, R. D. 1. PIQNNA. ' Rome 30 Plum,-I Qlmrm-X-ills. QHHYR III Linc'oIn Iligtmuy Ifast IIONKS, PA, 1: Phone: 7-2791 If v 7 v - - Y - GUI' HLlIIlIfCll 0110 C. IVI. Sweigart M. A. B. Paints QuaIily Since VVHITIQ HORSE, PIINNA. 1 I 1 I I1 I1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 11 I1 1 1 41 The Derby Beauty Shop VINTAGE, PENNA CIRACIZ DERBY. Prop. lY,Il0Ill'f 2 CI1arIes K. Sin ger General Merchandise FOODS -- HARDVVARE DRY GOODS I'Iwne: OV 7-5794 PARADISE, PA. I I1 11 11 11 11 11 11 1 I I1 I1 1 1 I1 I1 I1 I1 1 '1 PauI R. SmeItZ GORDONVILLE, PENNIA A uto Bociy Sho FENDER ancI BODY REPAIRS Rlf1IlliSllIl1fj O Painting XXJRECK VVURK IJIIUIICZ Intcrf OIIFSC Compliments of .... Trimmer,s FIoor Services 1 I I1 1 11 1 '1 I1 I1 1 I 1 I 1 1 I1 41 t1 1 1 I I1 1 I1 I1 I1 I The Sportsmarfs Shop Eusl Iwnin Slrm-I NEXX' HOLLAND, PICNNIA HUNTING - FISHING ARCHERY - GOLF Athletic Equipment Trws f I'IOBl-31128 PImnr-: Intrrroursr' S4361 I Howard BraCI4biII's Garage RoNKs, R. D. 1, PHNNA. General Auto Repairing NEVV ancI USED CARS Old PI1iIaf,IcIpIlin Pike amI Gor4IunviIIv Rozul 1 1 I I1 1 1 I1 I1 I1 I1 I1 I1 I1 I1 I1 I1 I1 41 Ivlilprint Newport Road CHRISTIANA, PI10111-1 LY 3-5101 OIIC Hu Tl dflqfl TWVO V. D. Kting Agency AUCTIONEER Vvestern Auto Associate Store East twain Street Reat Estate AND Insurance NEW HOLLAND, 111-gym, Communilv Putntic Sale A - ,, , - - uto Accessories - To s First bulurctay in t'.i1Cll Ntonttit y INTIZRCCN 'RSE PENNA. HI?RDVVARE i l mf1M1 SPORIINU GOUD5 1lltPl'COUfSK' 8'3 I..illll'2lStf'l' P. J. Bair Hauling Contractor GAP. PENN.-X KPHUlCF,S GHTHQC KINZERS, R. D. I, PENNA. Plume: HI 2--1618 Clyde H. Graham I-IONIE AND IVJOULTRY Rernecties Phone: Ill 24723 GAP, PA Edwin P. Miller Cattle Hauling CARGO INSURANCE Plume: HI 2--1571 G.-XP. PA, P. U. C. A661170 Compliments of .... Dr. C. J. Bryer Dr. C. J. Bryer, Jr. Summers Brothers ptumtoing - Heating Hardware GE HEATING and APPLIANCES Ptlons-: HI 2-4361 CAP, PA. A OHS HUTIJIEJ TtlT9C Compliments of .... ReoI Robinsono International Motor Trucks Phone: HI 274156 I I I I C. IVIeIIinger ....for.... Nationwide Insurance 582 Xvrsl Iwnin Strock Phone 4-0621 NLW HOLLAND, PA WHTFCD Weaver Iewe Ier NEW HOLLAND. PENNA. I I tl 'I 'I 'I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I I I 'I Esso Service ....BY.... PauI Secunda Phono: HI 2-4231 VINTAGE, PA. melwi CAREFULLY , . . The Life You Save IVIay be Your OwnI B. F. Leidy Er Sons GARAGE General Repairing Greasing - Slalc Inspvrtion Phone: HI 214907 KINZERS, PA, 'I I I 'I tl 'I :I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I l I I 1 I I 'I 'I I I Wettig Tran sportation P e tro Ieum H au ling ATGLEN, PENNA Betty,s Beauty SaIon IELIZAB ETH Book SHISSLER. prop. For Appointment ..,. Call fbv 7-3136 ll South FuI!on Slrnol STRASBURC, PA. I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I 'I tl 'I :I I 'I 'I 'I I 'I I I I Plumbing I- Heating SHEET METAL XVGRK F. B. Koch 8 Sons GQHQFGZ HGFCIWGFQ STRASBIIRG, PENNA. OHS I-IIIFICIIELI ITOUI' Dr. Hazel Nt. Flora Ctiiropractor LIQAMAN PI ACE, PIZNNA. Town Halt Restaurant ..i BLUE BALL. PA. I I I I I I 1: Rouh- 322 Open T Days a Vvevtet Serving Sunday Dinners I 'I I I I I :I tjllllllvf NPN' FIOHHIHI 'I I Dan's Diner TOP ut' GAP HILL GOOD LEC!-XL DRINKS Au. Tvviis OF Sandwiches and Platters ITALIAN SPAGHETTI anlt IWEAT BALLS a Sp cfr' iatlyt I 'I 'I I I Wertz s Service Station I I vim...-I ov 7.rIm4 s'l'1eAs1sURc1, PIQNNA. State inspection - Xvastiing - Greasing 'I I I I I Atlantic Gas and Oil I I I I tIA A II You Stop to Ttlinte .... You will Ttlinte to Stop at IVIittey,s Service Station tl I I I I I JOhfl HOOIDCI' I I I I I Feed - Coat - Lumber I I I I I I I Groffs Hardware Niiw HOLLAND, PENNA. HGFCIIUGTG . HOUSQWGTQS HOTPOINT APPLIANCES I I I I I I :I Groff Buick, Inc. I East txtnin Street :I Ptmni- -1-2213 NEXX' HOLLAND. ITN. I I , ' BLtlCk S0195 AND SQFUICGS 'I I I Oni' Hunctrcwt Five Lancaster Business ScI1ooI EstaIJIisI1ecI I855I Courses in BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Accounting - Secretarial Stenograpiiic A Executive Secretarial 48 North Queen Street Phone: I..anr'aster 748818 J. INCUIIHLISCI' Sons Hardware AND Farm Mciciiinery BIRD-IN-HAND. PENNA Compliments of .... I-Iartman's Grocery Store 'I 'I 'I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 1 I I I 'I I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 1 Frank XV. Hershey Lanco Store CAINS GAP. R. D. l, PA. Phone: HI Q-4682 I..an cIis Brothers LATEST IMPRovED Farming Equipment 'I 'I 'I 'I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I I I I Edgar O. Beck Furniture Store Funeral Home East Ainin Slrez-I INJIHIIIICTIIII Pike Phone 33906 LANCASTER' PA' A lraciition of service to the farniiies I of liiis area for over I00 years. l I I. I If I'I. CIair IVIusseIman 'I I Vvrighfs Raciio - Television ...BAK ERS ora... Quality Baked Foocis For OVPI' YPHTSU I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I Appliances SALES I- SERVICE xvesl IX'Iuin Streel NEW' HOLLAND. PENNA, Phone: New I'IoIIzmcI fl-9721 One I lundrerl Six CIaire Hess School of Dance PARADISE. PHNNA. ....INSTRUCTION lN.... TAP - TOE F- I5AI.I.E'l' and ,-XCROISATIC For Information .... Calf OV T-5483 IVIcCIure's Store Home Curect Meats AND Fancy Ctleese Itrve Dvlivs-ry! I,ll0Hl'Z III 2 -I Ibl H. IVI. Stautter fir Sons, Inc. ....IDIiAl.IiRS mu.. Coat, Lumber, Feect AND Fuet Oit I.ANCAS'I4IiR. PA. LIQOIA, IDX. RONKS. PA. XX'ITNIIfR, PA. Arthur S. Young Co., INC. Power Farming Equipment AND SUPPLIES GENERAL MACI IINE SHOP PI ..,...-1 HI 2-'IIH6 KINZERS, PA, L. J. Deniinger Co. LIZANIAN PLACE. PIQNNA. Master Mix ,Feects Lumber ' Coat ntJentingvr's Fevrts Serve Definite IXIPUIIS, PlllIIlf'Z Il1tl'rI'0llf4I' H' '- The Vvinows Restaurant A GOOD PLACE TO EAT! Rvveptions - Banquets - Parties Wisess Orchard IAIIIEUIII HigI1xwuy Ifflst Plmnr-: HI 2-H33 G.-XP. IPX. Towne Beauty Shop GAP. I'IfNNA. OH? IIUH CIrn'mI Nwrn P. B. Diem Barber Shop GAP, PENNA. John HOUCICT ORIGINAL. LANCASTER COUNTY S w i S s C tt e e S e Phone: HI S t a t e B a n Ii of Paradise mlwhe Bank of Servicev PARADISE, PENNA- Mexribcr of the Federal Reserve System und Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Each Deposit Insured Up to S1Dl0,000.00t Christian Lichtyys Sons General Contractors I PARADISE, PENNA. Phones: OV 7,3091 - OV 7-5290 Rtioads Spanish Tavern QUARRYVILLE, PENNA. Compliments of .... Loht and Hutchinson YOUR NliIGIiISClIiI1KJfJD Gooct Gulf Dealer NEXN HOLLAND, PENNA Compliments 0f.... Enterprise Telephone Co. NEW HOLLAND, PIYNNA. W. R. Watson, PAINTING and DECORATING Contractor Painting I- Paper Hanging Floor Sanding ancl Finishing One Hundred Eight - f 1ff.A.A.A.-f,-.-.Av-.-.AvA.Av-.-.Av-J.Af,-.-fv-.A.Av-YA.AvA.A.-vA.A.Aff.A.-ff,-,-J,-.Afv-Y-4. 1 P tn tu RlJIlF9f,S Sure Ipfly Seeds N W sx1oKm'cuxx'x, max, Qlemens Grocery tn 'r 's qs It 5 'a 1+ LSU' HCYSIWY 1 General Merchandise I R. 11 1. GAP. l'liNNfN' :Q soL'1J1Q1esm'Rcz, mixx.-x IYIIUIIGI Intvnnursm- H-WWI 's 's it Furl. LINIQ or 1+ 1 QE George Steffy INSIIIIICF Rutter lu General Hauling 'I SOl,DliR5m.m1v PENNA' General Electric Appliances 's vl..,.... ox' 7 1,1 ua I: l'AR,'XDlSlf, MQNNA. qu 1 I 'r 's 4. Rinehart E3 Son R. Bactlman SEVEN GENISRATIONS OF Funeral Service Cars AND Trucks s'1'1msB1 'lee PIENNA. s In 'I In 'T 1+ gf ls 'C l'tmm-1 UV T 2111 5 Silvll.-KSI5l'RU, PFNNJX. 'I tn qs tb ,r 'I QE 'I The First Natiolwal Bank Rhoads, pioneer Nlarlcet 1' F , ,I 0 Strasburg A l.lT'l4l-If BIT Ol: EVERYTHING! ' 1: tOrgani:ecl 18055 P HCJUQI' U C8niIll'j7 of S9TUiC9U gl'RAglv,l'Rrp' pliyxtx I 4 H' 2 'fm mivosws INSI 'Rrinu lr gi x One Hunrtrc-mt Nine Compliments of .... Leaman P1ace Store C. M. ESHLEMAN Phone: lntercourse 8-3034 L 'C 1 'L 'L L 1 1 'L :L 1 'L 'L 'L 1 'L 'L 'L Elmer K. Miller Garage Phone: OV .7-2031 SOUDERSBURG PA Paradise Printers Large Eciition Printing E11-ctrolyping L- 1V1ai1ing ....PUBLlSHIiRS 0F.... GARDEN SPOT ALMANAC Circulation over 1,600,000 1F 1 :L L L L 'L 'L 1 1 1 1 1 1 'L 'L 1 1 1 L 1 L 1 L 1 L 1 L 'L 1 Osceo1a Flour Mi11s Flour - F9961 - Grains GORDONVILLE. R. D. 1, PFNNN IJilOHCI II1tC'fC'0lIl'SG A. BllI'khOIdCl' Groceries - H ard ware Clothing VINTAGE, PENNA. Phone: HI 2-4631 I 1 'L 'L 1 'L :L 'L +C L 1 'L 'L 1 L 'L 1 'L Compliments of.... Hersheyys Store Harold Eby Dressecl Poultry Phone: HI 2-4383 KINZERS. R. D. 1 :L L :L 'L 1 1 L 'L L 'L 'L 'L 1 L L 1 'L 1 L 'L L .L Vvilmer Sauder Atlantic Service Station CAR WASHING - LUBRICATION ACCESSIJRIES PARADISE, PENIXA Hvve are never too busy to be Courteousu One Hu 'H dred Ten . A AvAvA-A-A-A-A A - A AvA-A-A AYAYA-A A A,-A-AvAvA C1Cl1ITlilIl,S Diner Hamish Nleat Wlarket Your IGA Store Nlifluny Br-tm-1-n PARADISE fl SOI'DIfRSI5l'Rf PIIUIIIA: flv 7'-I-HIE Kuuffemarfs Harclwure Sporting Goods XVI- Gm- and IQI-:Im-In . . . . S. 5' H. Green Slampsf GIFTS FOR ALI- OCCASIONS XVGIIUIIIIII Pmlincls ,l4IIIi STORE ON Tllli CURNILR Illmom- ,I-0931 NIZXX' IIOI,I..'XNI3. PA Lewis Brysonys General Mferchandise ICA STORE XV!! Give S. Z4 H. Green Slampsf I'.-XRADISIZ, R. D. I, IJIQNNA Xvalter IVI. ROIIFCI' PARAIJISIQ. le. D. 1. PIZNNA Poultry ' Eggs FRIYITS and VIiC1Ii'l'AI5I,IiS in Season V -..... Plmm-z CDV I IMI IACH QEICIICI' CIICGSC Iouse W Cheese ' Butter Lanvasier County I'Imm-1 III 'le-IBSS KINZIZRS, P.-X Xvoertli fr Feister General Ivlerclmnclise FRES H N IIffX'I'S PARADIFII. R. ID. I. I'IfNN.'X, B. 5 IVI. Beauty Shop NIARY CARR Ch-gR1.,xc'lI. Owner All Permanent Wazzes from 355,00 up! 2,1 SouIIn Dr-mlur Slrvvl S'I'R.'XSI'mI 'Nfl PA Plmnvz OV T-ZUII OIR? ldlllliflfiffl IQIOYOII Compliments of ..,. Kline S' Hirst De Soto f- Plymouth Dealer CHRISTIANA, PENNA Phone: LY 3.5185 1 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I :I 1 :I I Srnallwoodss CHRISTIANA Florists I-f Nurserymen PIIOIIKTI Kurtis Fresh Dressed Poultry QUALITY EGGS At All T zmes! Phone: HI 2.4821 PARADISE. R. D. 1, PFNNA I i 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I 1 1 'I 'I 'I 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 I 'I 'I 'I G. E. Breiner 50 to 31.00 Store NOTIONS - DRY GOODS CANDY -d TOYS CJLASSVVARIQ AND HAumvAm: Hgfiop with C0l'I.fi!I0lICO,, 'NVQ Give z Irum I Rm! 1-s'II1 G H. Gr I-4-II SHIIIIPSH PARKIZSBLFRG, PENNA v-v'v'----v'v'vAv'-'-'-'-'-'-'-'-'-'-'-'-'-'vAv-v--'-vAv-v-'---A--v-- Henry H. Groff Cesspool, Septic Tank and Cistern Cleaning AND INSTALLATION CONCRETE SEPTIC TANKS for Sale! Phone: Lancaster 2-0157 BIRD-INHAND, PA. I 1 I 'I 'I 'I 1 I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I tb I 'I :I 'I I Compliments of .... Jay C. Groff Painter and Paper Hanger RONKS, PENNA Phono: OV 7-4212 Automotive Sales Company 356 Xfvr-st Orange Street Phone 3-3821 LANCASTER, PA 'I 'I 'I 'I I i 'I John E. Landis Co. Carburetor and Ignition Specialists NM- use only GENUINE PARTS! MANHEIM PIKE one l'1Y.IHd1'CCl v-IYVVCIVC ffffv-JYAYA.,-ff,A.A-Afv4.41-Y-I IDHPARTIVIICNT STORE Q55gQI,i!L'E'5MA4, Setf-Service Fooct' , DRY GOODS - NOTIONS ig n N'-- , '47 , . ttarciware . Farm Supplies .... VI'flYlk 7'l'Ul'lf IDl'lil7l'l'y Ofu.. K1l'l.F t'tif.'XTlNU OILS and Ci.-XSOi.iNif Pduli,mfHii0sW'0' Zimmermanis Botttect Gas SlfRVlNC IN lNTlfRC'Ol 'RSE SINFE 1909! Gooftyeor Tires BAT1'liRlIiS - ERECAPPING i- RADIO Television - ifiectricai Appiiunves LliBZlfLTER'S 257 Norlti Que-1-n Stn-1-I i.z1m'uslc-F, IIANIDLINCT COUDYIZAR PROIN 'CTS OVER 56 YEARS! 1-lolsllm IIll'I'0ClSf' tlll' Xlfltlll' ot' yllllll' IIOYYIP Clllfl IDl'K'l'0ClS0 8'OIll' XX'tfO,S CYIIOTUS . Tll.lf YOI 'R BAYIH and lillCHIzN XVAXLISI CERAMIC or PLASTIC GIZURGE M. GROFF Decorating i Piionez fix' 7-5761 Slrustmurg ...Jitso Comptetv Line t..lNULI.lf.l - F1.oolz'l'lLri - P,uN'rlNcz - t'APrgmlxNO1NO O .II 1-A '1'l.m...,n -v- vnu 'vi llf' lllll It 5 t Let no man despise thy youth but be thou an example of the believers in word and in conversation. FOR I Timothy 4: 12. CHRIST IJFQS. ... OFFICERS Ruth Hollcfk V. Pres. ...,....., Patsy Kramer Sec, .............. Clem Robinson Treas. ..,......... Velfla Hershey N. Rep. ........ Harriet RoI1rer Phones: 8--8201 f-1 8-S211 SIVIOKER FARM ELEVATORS ....ManufaCture1's of .... Automatic Elevating anct Conveying Machinery Intercourse. Penna. TI-IE GAP NATIONAL BANK Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Compliments of .... J. C. VVALKER 8' SON, Inc. F9961 P-' Lumber f-' Coat Phone: HI 2-4169 FEIQTILIZER ' GRASS SEEDS QUALITY and SERVICE SINCE I855I Gap, Pa. One I'IunoIrecI Fourto GUNS FISHING EQUIPMENT SHENK BRQS. Sporting Goods and Toys 30 Vvvst King Street Leumcusler. Pa. TOYS VARSITY SWEATERS Rich, Wiioie Milk in Moflerrz Cream Top Bottles .... Wiiippeci Cream when you want iii TRY OIYR DEIICIQIIS ICE CREAINII CREAM TOP DAIRY Linroin Highway East Luncasler, R. D. 4, Pa. J Lincoln Highway 'Yxlv' T Niiies East oi Lancaster ,gg -f'1 ' W . Phone: OV 7-4110 I ur SOIIJGTSIJLIFQ. Pa. DEPENDABLE QUALITY ....MGllllf0CfllFf'l'S of... School Pins '-d Rings F- Medals MILTON E. DENLINGER ALI, XXVORK CUARAN1'uIiIJi SPRING GROVE DAIRY JOHN R. HESS, JR., Prop. Milk Delivered Fresii to Your Door! Phone: LY 3-6152 AIQIPIL pil- ' v - EJIYCYI-LIIIKIYBCI Fifteen Phone: tnlvrcoursc 8-332T Phone: Tnlercourse 8-8167 DILLER 8 CLARK. Electrical Service KELVINATOR RANGES - REFRIGERATORS - FREEZERS AUTOMATIC XVASHERS - DRYERS FRANK IX G SONS ,- PENNA. CORP. Textiles, Like Foods, Are Basic . . . DONT OVERLOOK ITS JOB OPPORTUNITIES! New Holland, Penne MARK TE. DENLINGER EtectricatAppttf1nceS AUTOMATIC VVASHERS - CLOTHES DRYERS DISH XVASHERS - 'FREEZERS IRONRITE IRONERS - VENETIAN BLINDS ADEQUATE VVIRING AND REPAIR SERVICE Ptmom-: tntercoursc 8-3541 SAYRES, SCHEID 8- SWEETON M9Tl,S WQGT 28 - 30 Eos! 'King Street Lalncusler, Pu. One Huunlrcct Sixteen Nlore Poullrymvn Use .... MUSSERS LEGHORN CHICKS FOR EGGS DONEGAI. WHITE CROSSES FOR BROILERS IJI1om-: NIL .Ioy 3-49II fv , liz BLUFQE GREGG'S SERVICE STATION ,- f ' V GWQITW ,,,,,,,w,, Mmm Sunoco Products Phone: III 2-42TT Vintage, IJ. HERSHEY PAVING COIVIPANY Contractor Parking Lots - Asphalt Driveways f-4 Roads , N I IJIIOIIU' Il'lIC'l'C0llI'Q6' CJOFCIOHVIIIC, F. MARVIN RICE General Auto Repairing OFFICIAL INSPECTION S T ATION IJIIOYIPZ OV RODIKS. rji OIIJIS FISHER MOTORS wvsmuwl Sales -f P- Service AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING Phones: OV 7-2887 - OV 7-9169 Paradise, Pa. SHREINERS FLOWERS Phone: Intercoursc- 8-IIIQOI Paradise, Penna. HAROLD A. HORN Insurance HO SPITALIZATION M FIRE - AUTO - LIFE - CASUALTY Phone: HI 2-4848 Gap, Pa. PAUL IVI. RESSLER Er SON ....DeaIers in.... Coal f-4 Lumber f-4 Grain f- .Feed Y One Hundred Eighteen EAT .... IVIARTINS Wonder Ham - Bacon - Franlefurters - pork Sausage Pudding - Scrapple UXVIN FAVOR BY QUALITY and FLAVORH EZRA W. IVIARTIN CO. P Lancaste 6111121 THE ATGLEN NATIONAL BANK f 1 .1-X x Adglen ' T Penna. wif! Member F. D. 1. C. Complimonls of .... THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF INTERCOURSE Intercourse, Pcnnu. ffiiis Mernsoer of Federal Reserve System We 0 If .... AND .... Ti e? A . . Federal Deposlt Insurance Corporation WALTER F. COBLE CIFEIIIKIVIPNV BIVCT. PTIODPZ T.Zlf'lCilSlf'l' 29 YEARS OF SERVICE IN THIS AREA ....of.... pensupreme IVHII2 ancl Dairy Products Une Hundred Ninete DENLINGER 'INSURANCE AGENCY ....R0prescnting. Harleysville Iwutual Casualty Company FIRIZ. STORNI IEXTENDIQD Ccuvulmclg IN LITITZ Nl ITL TAI. NEl FSX1'Il.l,E Nll 'Tl 'AL NORTHERN Ml 'TI 'AL PENN CHARTER Ml ITl FAI. Phone: HI 214912 flap, R. D. I. Pa. THE ESBENSHADE TURKEY FARM Turkeys Turkeys All SINCI3 1890 Ideal Year Gifts W Pllonvz Slrasburg 0X'Pflill1iI T-3211 Paunclisv, l.m1c'aslv1' Counly, Pa. JOE MYERS' DINER JOE MYERS' DRIVE-TN ll. Roulv 30 l-ilHC2lSll'l'. Pu. l.inc'oln Highway lfusl 11 1111111113111 HAWTEITTWMAV JJ ow-1-'1xs11110Nm Qmusu mm Em - 1 1 1 1 - 1 , -4 ff sr 111'1 sm s A111511 ST 11 FF N fc R! . Bar-B-Q and f 5' 112 Still 45c 1,1 ,ff 3 x X ' I 11,21 ,, Amish Sodas ZBCEQX , Lum ff' 'J izjizigjlf' ' inn' 1 11 i: ff'f 's Om- Huxulrerl 'IENUIIIB' ,,x,x,N,x,x,x,x,x,x,N.,yfs,x. . A ff- ii I I 1 I i iff, 1 , tis- 1 I - Food Thats Fun! ,, S ,1f,,W X' ,,, - I o 0 ILK PISIIIIME PRCJDUCTS you I IH serve willl PRIDE! MILK ICE CREAM 2 CongrrIlIIl1ItiorIs lo lim Gmcluating Class ...FROM... L. B. HERR 8g SON GENERAL FIRIZPROOFINC OFFICIZ FURNITURE If3rImSwiCk SI-Iwo! .Fumifure OFFICE and SCHOOL SUPPLIES Books Stationery Printing HTIIQ Portable Typewriter Storey 4-4 R 48 XVI-1ST KING S'l'RIiIiT I.IXNC'.XS'I'IiR, PX. --,-,,. 'YY-Y O H Ill'-Y JOHN J. HESS, II INTERCOURSE. PA. PHONE: INTERCOURSE 8-3301 JOHN J. HESS PARADISE, R. D. 1, PA. PHONE: HI211632 JOHN J. HESS, II .ffpwi I NEW PROVIDENCE, PA. Pl loxli. Ol 'ARm'x'11.LE .s50.R-31 JOHN J. HESS KINZERS, PA. PHONE: Hl 24152 f' .V -1 - - . 'line -, Qt g J 5 ss . j, if ..,.,. ,l .Wi iii Q Y- 'ffl . First You Start With A Great Idea Not long before you Seniors first started in kindergarten, a few men in and around New Holland had a great idea. It was an idea that has revolutionized farming in the United States. lt mechanized the hayfields, eliminated a lot of back-brealv ing work, improved the quality of hay, and built a large corporation. The idea was to mass produce an auto- matic pick-up hay baler, invented by a local farmer. Since l94U, when New Holland produced the first baler, a lot of thought, time, energy, skill, and money has been at work, making IH that great idea come true. A lot of agricul- tural advances have been made, and a lot of rewarding employment has resulted. A successful man once confided that he always had a ten-year project laid out be- fore him . . . a great idea to work for, and to Work out. So, remember, first you start with a great idea! Then, with the idea always in mind, you plan and work to make it come true. To the Class of l956, congratulations from your friends at the New Holland Machine Company. HOLLA 'Tirst in Grassland Farming One lluntlrt-cl Tum-iity-Inv A,-. Av,v.-A .v.f,.,,Xf A ,v.v.-,v. Gill? Compliments of .... I 9 .5204 5 garage Your Local CHEVROLET Dealer Paradise, Penna. Phone: Intercourse 8-3761 'EYTTE 1 QE Jawwfef Clmfg ,gzecl P dse, P GARDEN SPOT SEEDS .S1A00fl9A0f09m,QAW SML, Q ,sim .ALL f09l Cl,l0A6 PRINTING EIY niingsm glcirziring cgzzuics ADAMSTUWN, PA.