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

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State ancl Gounty Erlucational Personne trugtion P- Cliarles H. Boelirn. - Cl f of Public IHS State Sugoerlnllelzefgent F, Aftllllf Mylin. . County uvmm , R, L, Eslile an, M. VV. Brandt, F. F. Bailey. rn Assistant County superintendents H Ed tion f-1 Lancaster County Special ruca . Ed Von F., Dr. S, June Sniitli, Dr. Anno K. Davic-s. 74 w Supervisors of SPf?C'alTh ucalts F, Mary Alive Hunter. Tlwomas lf. Riclinioncl, .Ir., Mrs. l'ny Q. Speech and Hear-ing erupts Garmany Mrs, Margaret R. Gruntiois. . A T' ctors Lancaster County Boaldvog gizicim Township: Svc,-pw,-y - Roy H. lxlillr-r,V Nlnnlic-im President ' Dr' C' Hofgarmusqcr Hcilscy' Mount Joy Townsliip: Vice Pnfsiclvrif - Harold B. Central: Tlgeaslglrer PF mship. ,Nlpmber .- Robert VV. Herr, Cluarryvillu Borougjlig lvlmiilwi' F- K . g , ara ise own , f l Houser, Lillnpctepgtrasburg Umon' Joint Scliool Boarcl .,....-...........,.... ,.....,,..,.......Mm. RQVV'-Robert Miller, Earle liinnry, Haroltl Kl'l1ltilQS'. l'l. Rliinm- llvrslivy. Slunlcy NIOOTP- , I r Ir C -alla Clifli RQVV'-Allrccl XNlEl!lIlf'l', Xvurrvn Xviulson, lrrunli I.i1-lily. llnrry llirni 'i' . .1-aiu 'VS Vvaltcf S' Dcnlingfff- Pflul Martin. Irvin Slziyinalu-r. ABSlfN'l'-l'1ui'l Rnmlx. Nlii-s Q s . . 'Y Robinson, Vvilliam Diller. 8 Ellis Kramer. lvlartin Vvannor. .lolln Rvvsvr, Lnwrviiu' I1-ri-lla. Q. I. Bryv. . .. 'HHN K ' Ll ill I ii in Il I Im I llirli Nlil in Mc Ii i about to g It i little sparl li I Morality. termines I fletermine You become lm and lo lia' selves to I Th. learn and lore, wlien A I terials are llllnli yy-9 i 570' useful tliin xv game- Tli 'I You wg. Ol said. gif' jcleefls 0 WHIPII1 il Tl 'Q luturtr

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I ministration

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il., K l , llll'llll J ll, ., - .W BIOQIC. fiafkl Ivfsilffl' 3if'I i g PRINCIPAL MR. ARTHUR W. ESHELMAN rincipaias Message - 1957-58 Mcmbei's of the Class of 58, I salute you. it is always a challenge and a real pleasure to give a parting message to a group of seniors who are about to graduate and enter the various avenues of life. lt is our earnest hope and desire that we have been able to kindle in you and equip you with some little spark of interest and desire which will bring out the very best that is within you. It has been said America is safe and will be successful if the product of her schools has Reason Morality, Justice, and Character indeiibiy stamped upon it. Then the quality of your information dei termines the quality and quantity of your thinking, your thinking determines your decisions, your decisions determine your actions, and your actions determine your destiny. You may be missing your goal by only a hair's breadth. You who are eager to get more out of life, to become better fitted for lifes battles, to be keener mentally, to have unfaihng faith to accomplish more, d 'f 'Il' t k d I 0 and to have the will to make your dreams come true, can succee 1 you are wi ing o wor an app y y ur- seives to the task at hand. This is the parable of the talents. The one essential thing about you is your capacity to improveg you can only improve as you learn and follow the natural law of growth. Trained minds and trained characters win in everythingg there- f0re, when you make an investment in understanding, you always get a satisfactory return in growth. A tr th ti rowing attracts to itself whatever it needs, but as soon as it stops growing, these ma- ee a s g teriais are diverted to other trees around it that are growing. Vvhile we are green, we grow: when we think we are ripe, we begin to get rottenf' ,You must keep on growing, keep on progressing, or e , .1 . , , peoples progress wash out the unchanging man. To improve yourself is the grandest, most scientific and useful thing conceivable. A person growing with sound ideas CHHDOT be Stopped. ise be left beh'nd The advancing waves of other You cannot play a good game unless you know, understand, and are wining to abide by the rules of the game. The same is true about the game of life. There are certain rules to be known, understood, and applied If YOU would win and be free from discontent. NO man is a failure until he is dead or loses his courage ,-A which is the same thing. Phillip Brooks said: 'Sad will be the day for any man when he becomes satisfied with the thoughts he is thinking and the deeds he is doing -1 when there is not forever beating it the-J doorsl of, his Soul some great desire to i ' t o C10 Something larger, which he knows that he was HICHDT an ma ff 0 - The future is yours Are you ready? May your hope be high. Have faith in God, in yourself, and in the future Con 'l e' 'I 1 Cl f 58 - gratuiations and best wishes to you, lu. ass o . g 9 Arthur Eshelman, Principal.