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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1959 volume:

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High Jfofwal 2 l 4 Sally Coates james Zimmerman 1 Editor Edlfo' l , la . v Lam Zimmerman Editor To The Reader: The senior class of Pequea Valley presents the an- nual edition of the Pequoian. In this publication the activities, curricular and otherwise, of the year 1958-59 are recorded for posterity. The central theme, nautical in nature, is inspired by the class motto - - Now we are launched, where shall we anchor? We, the class of 1959, wish to express our sincere gratitude to all those who have made possible the com- piling and publication of this fourth edition of the Pe- quoian. We especially thank Mr. Denlinger for This advice and assistance. We extend thanks to the administration and the rest of the faculty for their co-operation, g To Mr. Shelley, our photographer, and Mr. En- singer, our printer, we also express our appreciation. -ll ,Y-'tv ,id- , rl -4.-P l OX ine Y-age MG' ia 59 x T565 U X95 f p., Yleco agp OX W N103 p -. Xxmxodnydbofx ..... 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In this task you will meet much competition which you must overcome through the sweat of your labors and the strength of your dreams before you can make your heritage secure for your generation. Yours is a great responsibility. Weigh it well. This is not a hopeless world. Remember this great country depends on you and others of your gen- eration to supply what we have failed to give it. You somehow must have the power and, we hope, the will to fill the need. You will have the opportunity to serve. You could not ask for more of life. Within your generation many of the political, social and economic formu- las must be revised. They must be brought into a more intelligent and workable relationship with the changed circumstances of this age of the Power of the Atom. This revision will bring about a demand for a new kind of statesman. Statesmen of character, honesty and dependability - - a statesmanship which demonstrates the truth of the proverb, Righteousness exhalteth a nation, but sin is a reproach to any people. H The hope of the world lies in our youth - - thinking, sincere, dedicated, educated, courageous youth. Look into the future with a spirit of high adventure, with a breath of vision that pushes you ahead, with a creative spirit that opens unlocked doors d ' h ' . an wit a courage that comes from a great faith and your gen- eration cannot fail. b It isn't an easy road ahead, nor a simple task to overcome. It has never een that for any generation of Americans. But we believe with your convictions and determi ' . nations you are ready to start on the most difficult and demanding life ahead. T0 youth - America's finest - her young men and women finishing high school - - - are you ready? We give you our best wishes and may providence be kind with you. ARTHUR W. ESHELMAN Principal. ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Harry V. Pownall 0 0 9 Strong bodies and special skills are not enough to produce champions. No, not even will power and determination will do this. It is important to think right , and be in harmony with the universe. Those who achieve the greatest accomplishments are in time with the master plan of life, functioning like a well synchronized mechanism. The traits of character which give us individuality also make an impression upon the lives of our fellows and, therefore, give us a place in their lives. The members of your class have manifested themselves to one another and have thus given a meaning to their lives which is worthy of record in the Pequoian. Therefore, the Pequoian is a record and an interpretation of yourselves through your activities while in our school. Reading this volume from time to time will enhance its value, hence make high school life become richer and more meaningful. HARRY V. POWNALL Assistant Principal. focal Racmd memheu, BACK ROW - Robert Mil- eagy, H. Rhine Hershey, W, Stanley Moore, Ellis Kramer, Martin Wanner, John Reeser, Lawrence Perella, Dr. C. J. Bryer, Jr., Granville Clark. FRONT ROW - Alfred Wanner, Warren Watson, Frank Lichty, Harry Brackbill, Learnan Hershey, Walter S. Denlinger, Paul Martin, Irvin Slaymaker. ABSENT-Earl Ranck, Melvin Robin- son, William Diller. PEQUEA VALLEY JOINT SCHOOL BOARD Earle Emery .....-.------- -------------- ------------ ------------'-- - j ' ' ' Pmsldem W. Stanley MOOIS ----------------- ----------------- ---------------- ------'- V I C e Presldent H. Rine Hershey ...... ----------- is ecretafy Harold B. Keneiigy ------ ' T easurer it-Not a Board Member. PEQUEA VALLEY JOINT SCHOOL BOARDS SALISBURY E I E PARADISE P .dent D , C, B y r, Jr, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..... P'reSiCle11C ali 6 mary ' ' , Tesl Irgin W, Siiasmaker ...,,... Vice PreSiCl.e11f E1l1SkKi?HLef Vice gxigiist Alfred Wanner .......................... SCCTCIGT5' Fran IC ty ' T y Warren R, Watson ,,,,,,..,......... Treasurer Harold Kensagr --'- '-' T easmef Melvin Robinson Walter S. Denlinger LEACOCK NEW MILLTOWN IND. W, Stanley Moore ,,,,.,,............. President Harry G. Bfaflkbill ---------------- I ---- P Twidenf Robert B. Miller .............. Vice President John U. ReeSer ---------------- V109 Pr emdenf J. Earl Ranck .........., ............... S ecretary Granville A. Clark ....---- --------- S ecrewry Paul L. Martin ............ ........... T reasurer Martin E. Wanner ..................-. TTCGSHTGT Lawrence J. Perella William C. Diller STATE AND COUNTY EDUCATIONAL PERSONNEL State Superintendent of Public Instruction - Charles H. Boehm. County Superintendent - R. L. Eshleman. Assistant County Superintendents - M. W. Brandt, F. F. Bailey, H. K. Oerlach. SPECIAL EDUCATION - LANCASTER COUNTY Supervisors of Special Education - Dr. S. June Smith, Assistant - J. Dean Austin. Speech and Hearing Therapists - Mary Alice Hunter, Virginia E. English, Thomas E. Richmond, Jr., Mrs. Fay C. Garman, Mrs. Margaret R. Granbois, Herbert F. MaCollom, Jr. LANCASTER COUNTY BOARD OF SCHOOL DIRECTORS President - Dr. C. Howard W' M rtmer anheim Township' Secretary - Roy H. Miller, Manheim. Centralg Treasurer - E. Musser Heisey, Mount Joy gownslgipa Vice President - Harold B. Keneagy, Paradise Townshipg Mem er - ' o ert W. Herr, Quarryville Borough, Member - Harry F. Houser, Lampeter-Strasburg Union. 10 ler, Earle Emery, Harold Ken- M 'E X. I' I ff iw raw HG 5 B 1 W. T Mil Ken ,W lmer J tesen 'N tl mer, Laffy vr S. Hker. Jhin. - 9' 9 ELTON R. ABEL SUBJECTS-Math and Guidance. ACTIVITIES-Seventh grade class advisor. COLLEGE and DEGREE-B.S. in Education, Elizabethtown College. GEORGE ALTHOUSE, IR. SUBIECT-Guidance. ACTIVITIES-Student Council Advisor. COLLEGE and DEGREE-B.S. Elizabethtown College, Franklin and Marshall College, M. Ed. Temple University. RICHARD A. ALTMAN l SUBJECT-History. COLLEGE and DEGREE-A.B. Sociology, Franklin and Marshall College, Colorado C University. L HAROLD E. BRENNER SUBJECT-Industrial Arts. ACTIVITIES-Stage Manager. COLLEGE and DEGREE-B.A. Millersville State Teachers College. RITA L. BRIGHTBILL SUBJECT-Home Economics. COLLEGE and DEGREE-B.S. in Home Eco- nomics, Indiana State Teachers College. ll JANICE G. CLAWSON 'acuuy' SUBJECTS-French and English. ACTIVITIES--Junior Class Advisor, Junior' Senior Play Director. COLLEGE and DEGREE-B.A. Pennsylvania State University, Grove City College. CATHERINE R. COLEMAN SUBJECTS-History and Civics. ACTIVITIES-Freshman Class Advisor, Ad- visor for Ninth Grade Night, Assembly Committee Chairman. COLLEGE and DEGREE-B.S. Lebanon Val- ley College, Julliard School of Music, Co- lumbia University, Millersville State Teach- ers College, Temple University. LARRY L. CONFER SUBJECTS-Chemistry, P h y s i c s , General Science. ACTIVITIES-Sophomore Class Advisor, Stu- dent Council Advisor. COLLEGE and DEGREE-B.S. Juniata Col- lege, Union College. VIVIAN L. CONFER SUBJECTS-Math, Algebra, Plane Geometry, Math 4. ACTIVITIES-Junior Class Advisor. COLLEGE and DEGREE-B.S. in Mathemat- ics, Juniata College, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. ROBERT C. DENLINGER SUBJECTS-P.O.D. and English. ACTIVITIES-Yearbook Advisor, Senior Class Advisor. COLLEGE and DEGREE-A.B. in Education, Franklin and Marshall College, Penn State University, Temple University. f 12 ' 9' B CAROLE L. EAMIGH SUBJECT-Special Education. COLLEGE and Degree-B.S. in Home Eco- nomics, Indiana State Teachers College. ALLEN L. ECKERT SUBJECTS-History and Economics. ACTIVITIES-Baseball Coach, Junior Class Advisor. COLLEGE and DEGREE-B.S. Millersville State Teachers College, M. Ed. Temple University. y EVERETT P. FREY SUBJECTS-Industrial Arts and Science. T COLLEGE and DEGREE-B.S. Pennsylvania i l State University. LOWELL K. FUHRMAN SUBJECTS-Driver Education, Typing, Book- keeping. COLLEGE and DEGREE-B.S. in Education, Shippensburg State Teachers College, Mil- lersville State Teachers College, Driver Education Certification, Penn State Uni- versity. SHIRLEY J. GARRETT SUBJECTS-j.B.T., Shorthand, Business Eng- lish, Office Practice and Consumers Edu- cation. ACTIVITIES-School Paper, National Honor Society Advisor. COLLEGE and DEGREE-B.S. in Education, Shippensburg State Teachers College, Sec- retarial Certificate, Elizabethtown College. 13 ' HENRY E. GIVLER SUBIECTS-Vocational Agriculture. ACTIVITIES--F.F.A. Advisor, Sophomore Class Advisor. COLLEGE and DEGREE--B.S. Agriculture Education - General Science, Pennsylvania State University, Millersville State Teach- ers College. E. MAUREEN HAY SUBJECTS-English and Reading. COLLEGE and DEGREE--B.A. in English Bryan University. BARRY L. HENRY SUBJECTS-Math and Algebra. ACTIVITIES-Basketball Coach. COLLEGE and DEGREE-B.S. Millersville State Teachers College. EDWIN HIGGINS SUBJECT-Science. ACTIVITIES-Freshman Class Advisor. COLLEGE and DEGREE-B.S. in Education, Millersville State Teachers College. EDMUND L. HOLCROFT SUBJECTS-Boys' Health and Physical Edu- cation. ACTIVITIES-Soccer Coach, Track Coach. COLLEGE and DEGREE-B.S. in Education, West Chester State Teachers Collegeg Temple University. I 14 ACTIVITIES-Seventh Grade Class Advisor. Qaculfy, V 1 f i i 4 1 la I v I i l I I I 9' 9 KATHERINE HOOPES SUBJECT-Music. ACTIVITIES-Chorus Directress. COLLEGE and DEGREE-B.M. in Music, Philadelphia Conservatory of Music. WARREN G. HOOPES SUBJECT-Special Education. ACTIVITIES-Basketball Coach. COLLEGE and DEGREE-B.S. in Education, West Chester State Teachers College, Rl-IODA W. HOSTETTER School Nurse. COLLEGE and DEGREE-R.N. Lancaster General Hospital, West Chester State Teachers College, Penn State University. CAROLYN H. KEITH SUBJECT-Librarian. ACTIVITIES-Library Club. COLLEGE and DEGREE-BS. in Education, Millersville State Teachers College. JOHN KOSHUTA SUBJECT-Instrumental Music. ACTIVITIES-Band Director, Assistant Soc- cer Coach. COLLEGE and DEGREE-B.S. in Music Ed- ucation, West Chester State Teachers Col- lege, Franklin and Marshall College, Mil- lersville State Teachers College, Penn State University. 15 cg xii Sify 2 tif., VX, JOHN L. KRAFT 'cwuaya SUBJECTS-English, Reading, and History. 1 COLLEGE and DEGREE-A.B. in Liberal Arts, Elizabethtown College. . 1 JOANN M. KRAMER SUBJECTS-Girls' Health and Physical Edu- cation. ACTIVITIES-Hockey Coach. COLLEGE and DEGREE-B.S. West Chester State Teachers College, Millersville State Teachers College. MILAN J. KRATZER SUBJECTS-English and Reading. ACTIVITIES-Junior High Basketball Coach, Freshman Class Advisor, Assistant Baseball ., Coach. COLLEGE and DEGREE-A.B. in Education, Susquehanna University. KENNETH B. MCLAUGHLIN SUBJECT-Geography. COLLEGE and DEGREE-B.S. in Education, Millersville State Teachers College. SARAH A. MYER SUBJECTS-English, Reading, and German. ACTIVITIES-Cheerleading Coach, Seventh Grade Class Advisor, Student Council Ad- visor. COLLEGE and DEGREE-B.S. Millersville T State Teachers College, Colorado Univer- ' si y. 16 CHARLES K. ROTH SUBJECTS-Arithmetic, Bookkeeping, Typ- ing, Law. ACTIVITIES-Magazine Campaign Advisor. COLLEGE and DEGREE-B.S. in Business Education, Elizabethtown College. LUCILLE C. SHIRK SUBJECT-Vocational Homemaking. ACTIVITIES--Assistant H o c k e y Coach, F.H.A. Advisor, Sophomore Class Advisor. COLLEGE and DEGREE-B.S. Juniata Col- lege. JOSEPHINE STRAUSSER SUBJECT-English. ACTIVITIES-Junior-Senior Play Director, School Paper, Senior Class Advisor. COLLEGE and DEGREE--A.B. Albright Col- lege. BARBARA WELSH SUBJECTS-Biology, Science, and Health. ACTIVITIES-Sophomore Class Advisor. COLLEGE and DEGREE-B.A. Wilson Col- lege. JOAN E. WHITENIGHT SUBJECT-Art. ACTIVITIES-Stage Committee, Art Ad- visor. COLLEGE and DEGREE-B.S. in Art Educa- tion, Kutztown State Teachers College. 17 l Mrs. Rhoda W. Hostetter Mrs. Hostetter, school nurse, serves the districts of Paradise Township Elementary, Salisbury Township Elementary and Pequea Valley High School. She assists in medical and dental examinations and gives eye examinations to pupils in all grades. She gives first aid to injuries and provides transportation for sick pupils that must be taken home. A S 1 was wr Mrs. Violet Buckwalter The duties of the office clerical staff consist of routine office Worka This includes typing, bookkeeping, taking care of school YCCOF S, HHSWCTQIE the telephone, acting as receptionists assisting the HUFSC, and keeping the complete record of all school finances. 18 Doris A. Hershey cf . ,f -ff in .4 Der fm? 0 Mrs. Harold Shelly, Mrs. George Kramer, Mrs. Catherine Wanner, Managerg Mrs. Reba Hillard, Mrs. Ray- mond Hershey, Mrs. Edna Sweigart, Mrs. Paul Hershey. Derry Flack, Parke Bryson, George Arment, Ioe Groff. BM . .Mm ...... M .,.,, A few of the bus drivers who bring the students to Pequea Valley. 19 ybqta. f 'Sf 1 .f if . vi 4.1. ,G4k:'.s?.Bi ...Q-12335: bq -AL?-':'5!'l,-TA-:i T-1 f' 2 i ' E ri-- 'f' 1 ,J fl.-f ':Q':'f SEN I O95 i L ..- ' f if '- v il- -2 if . T' S Agff 5 i 4.3.1- l-. ?: ,--- i ,.,-V-31. ,,,..-:---..- - gfai --1'-' - --A -A ...z 'S -1- Tfj , V u -,-..- M7 . , XX yfzi'- s l ..- ---.Tr-Lf -' - ' -f , - 3: 1' 'i cy-XOQ U 13 PM - 13, - -f- B ,1 5 WW' -qi f' A , fi VRF fd' ' A . '. i' ' . ,7-'55 A, f' !.- N N - Ncxkbo gf ff ' 1 me Q f fl?-.T ' .v ' ' - , we f-'fn' ,f . Ayff , k mfvfffl M .W New umm. iHv0MilH' V f A - - XV- -0- - ,, - 'Q Z, ' - ' ' A di, n g Z' ,142 , 1, Y ' . ' t ff . f1.F limo How proud we were on our first day at Pequea Valley in 1955. We, the .5966 would be the first class to graduate after having completed our entire high school career in the new building. This was our beginning, and we looked for- ward with keen anticipation to the rest of our days at Pequea. We elected as our officers: President - Lanny Ammon, Vice President j- Nancy Beane, Secretary - Joanne Milley, and Treasurer - Paul Hershey. 'This was our year to observe. We busied ourselves by supporting our championship soccer and basketball teams and by attending other school functions to find out just what was going on. Our hine came near the end of the year when we were honored at the first annual Ninth Grade Night . As sophomores we elected the following officers: President, James Eck- man, Vice President - Lanny Ammon, Secretary - Joanne Milley, Treasurer - Paul Hershey. To increase the small amount in our treasury, we sponsored a dance after the Warwick basketball game. We called it The Sock Hop . Fond memories of dancing in stocking feet have been held by all who attended. A grand time was had during the swimming party at Millersville when everyone manned a water pistol. The school year was brought to a perfect end at Red Point. We even made the headlines on that one. chance to s Our junior year, which proved to be a year of hard work and honest ef- fort, was begun by our ordering school jackets and class rings. Then to work we went. We sponsored a car wash on one of those cold fall days. Our hard workers slowly dwindled down to a few, as this was the time the Asian flu began to spread through the student body. We worked hard to promote the success of the Junior-Senior Play, Room for the Groom . Our assembly program, in the form of a variety show, was presented in January. Once again we spon- sored a dance. This time The Bandstand Bop was our theme. Lanny and the Juniors certainly was the main attraction and reason for a big success. Memories of a blizzard and attending school on Saturday also enter into the picture at this time. Plans for the reception-prom began to develop, and before we knew it we were once more racking our brains for ideas. We decided upon Rhapsody in Blue as our scheme for decorating. What a great time we had preparing for it, and how pleased we were when all ended well! Our class officers for the year were: President - Nancy Beane, Vice President - Charles Perella, Secretary - Joanne Milley, and Treasurer - Paul Hershey. A trip to Red Point once again brought an end to a successful year. The all important year, finally, was no longer just around the corner. It was here, and we were determined to make the most of it. The following officers were elected: President - Nancy Beane, Vice President - Lanny Ammon, Sec- retary - Joanne Milley, and Treasurer - Paul Hershey. Our first project was that of au bake and soup sale, which proved profitable. The annual trip to the United Nations Building materialized on November 21. Once again much tune and effoftfvas Put into the Junior-Senior Play by our class members. The Nlght was Dark couldn't have had better character parts for the '59ers. As seniors We planned to have two dances, but due to snow we had only one, The '59ers Frolic The month of May certainl ' ' ' . ' y kept us st . Th t t Washington fulfilled our greatest expectations. eppmg e np O on Ma O2 MII? 24 we were honored at Baccalaureate. We received our diplomas uated R ' P OW proud we HFC, for We, the '59ers, are the first class to have grad- new buifcglngfquea VEIHCY after Completing our entire high school career in the Nancy Beane, HISTORIAN. l 22 255 if MGTTO: ADVISOR NANCY B BEANE Academic Beanie lt s spelled Beane whiz at sewing headed for college wild about Johnny Mathis can t Walt till summer Bandl 2 3 4 Band Secretary 3 4 County Band 2 3, 4, Chorus 1, 23 Student Council 2, 49 Student Council Treasurer 23 National Honor Society 3, 43 Cheerleading 1, Z, 3, 43 Hockey lg Hockey Manager 2, 3, 43 Class Vice President 1, Class President 3, 43 Pequoian Senior Editor 4. LANNY R. AMMON Academic Lan - chases biddy bashers - card shark - plays a cool trumpet - sharp dresser - Stolz's friend. Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Band Vice President 33 Band President 43 County Orchestra 33 County Band 43 Chorus 1, 25 Junior and Senior Play 3, 4s Pioneer 45 Basketball 1, Z5 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Soccer 1, 2, 3, 43 Class President 15 Class Vice President 2, 43 Pequoian Music Editor 4. MOTTO: Now we are launched. Where shall we anchor? COLCRS: Navy Blue and White. FLOWER: White Carnation. ADVISCRS: Mr. Robert C. Denlinger and Mrs. Iosephine Strausser. Oggwm, IGANNE MILLEY General Josie - one of the Pequea- ettes - that tan - loves to eat - very neat - '59ers secretary. Majorette 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 23 Junior and Senior Play 43 Pioneer 13 F.H.A. Chapter 4, Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4g Hockey 1, 3, 43 Hockey Manager 23 Class Secretary 1, 2, 3, 45 Pequoian Reporter 4. 1. PAUL HERSHEY General Pal - Beware of those eyes - our money man - nice personality - mother to a pet skunk - fond of underclassmen. Band 23 Chorus 1, 23 ,lunior and Senior Play 43 Basketball 13 Basketball Manager 3, 4g Class Treasurer 1, 2, 3, 4. H. WILLIAM ACKER Academic Big Bill -- fabulous trombone player -- that collegiate look - so big - Russell's pal. Band 1, 2, 3, 45 County Band 35 County Orchestra 35 District Band 3, 45 District Orchestra 3, 45 State Band 45 Basketball 3, 45 County Track Meet 3. wild parties. Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 35 Baseball Manager 2, eff Q? JANET M. BRACKBILL 5 General Brackie - borrows her sister's clothes - always laughing - likes to eat - prizes her parakeet -- an- other knitter. Ch0fUS 1, 2, 3, 45 F.H.A. Chapter 4. RUSSELL L. BROWN Academic HS 73 Prouts - frequent trips to Maryland - likes to argue - man- 1 ages the snack bar - avid reader of Popular Mechanics. Representative to Safety Council 3. 24 if NED A. BALDWIN General Buddy - maneuvers t h e Bomb - Black 7 - study hall terror - frequents bowling alley - 25 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Soccer 1, 2, SCOTT M. BLEACHER General Flip - girls, girls, girls - care- free - really swell - that all Am- erican look - good worker. Band 1, 2, 3, 45 County Band 45 County Orchestra 35 Chorus 1, 25 Student Council 35 Basketball 1, 35 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Soc- cer 1, 2, 3, 4. 1- Nfl Nelly no rival Ol playS 2 S21 Band 1, 2, Honor Sod! Pioneer 3, ' 2:C0l1I1Ul e I L BLEACHER eneral S girls, girls - carer fell - that all Ani ood worker. ounry Band 43 County 5 l, 23 Student laseball l, 2, .l,'ljs0i' SALLY W. COATES Commercial Coatsey - that crowning glory - leads the Band of Braves - brain - dependable - active. Drum Majorette 3, 43 Chorus 1, 2, 33 Stu- dent Council Treasurer 43 Pioneer 3, 43 National Honor Society 3, 43 F.H.A. Chap- ter 43 Hockey 2, 3, 43 Pequoian Co-Editor 4. RUTH A. DAVIES Academic Ruthie - hails from South America - future nurse - blushes easily - best cymbal player in the band - pretty hair. Band 2, 3, 43 Chorus 1, 2, 33 National Honor Society 43 F.H.A. Chapter 43 Hockey 33 Pequoian Activities Editor 4. J. NELSON DENLINGER General Nelly - Conestoga Valley is no rival of his - good student - plays a sax - neat dresser. Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorus 1, 23 National Honor Society 43 Student Council 2, 33 Pioneer 3, 43 Basketball 1, 23 Soccer 1, 23 County Track Meet 33 Pequoian 4. clear complexion - quoian Typist 4. 25 THELMA E. DENLINGER Commercial Thelma - reliable - reserved - seen with Nancy - likes book- keeping ? ? - giggler. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 National Honor Society 3, 43 Pioneer 3, 43 F.H.A. Chapter 43 Pioneer Underclass Editor 4. PEGGY A. DIEM Commercial Peggy - teacher's friend - li- brary assistant - squeaky laugh - bewildered. Chorus ls National Honor Society 43 Pioneer 3, 43 Library Staff 2, 3, 43 Pe- Wear her glasses ? 7 Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Hfbckey THELMA M. ESBENSHADE Commercial Thelma - brain - P. V. H. S. office assistant - likes to roller skate - boys, boys, boys - class money collector. Chorus 1, 2, 33 National Honor Society 2, 3, 43 National Honor Society Secretary- Treasurer 3g Pioneer 2, 3, 4g Pioneer Cir- culation Manager 4g F.H.A. Chapter 4g Pe- quoian Business Manager 4. NANCY C EBY Academic Eby well dressed loves to 7 petite dieting to gain Weight. Manager 3, 4. JAMES L. ECKMAN Academic Eckman - baseball fan - that sleepy look - doesn't have a ring to his name - mumbles - Perella's Pal. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 42 Baseball lr 2, 31 43 Class President 2. A ? l!Q DAVID B. FISHER DELORES E. EISENBERGER Commercial Dolly - our Songbird - Pamper's proud owner - seen with Dave - reliable - pleasing personality. Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Operetta 3, 43 Junior and Senior Play 3, 43 F.H.A. Chapter 43 Cheerleading 1, 33 Hockey 2, 3, 43 Basketball Scorekeeper 43 Pequoian 4. CG General Dave - hard worker - fond of our Songbird - chauffeur neat - good ice-skater. Color Guard 3, 43 F.F.A. Chapter 13 Bas- ketball 2, 3, 43 Soccer 3, 4. 26 SENBERGER rcial Songbird - OWHCY - seen ble - pleasing I, 2, 3, 45 Operem Play 3, 45 FHA. l, 33 Hockey Z, 3, ' 4, Pcquoian 4. JANE FORD Commercial Fordie - should be a model - artist - comes Narvon - Oh! bait. Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, Student Council 13 Junior and Senior Play 43 Pioneer 1, 2, 3, 45 Library Staff Vice Presi- dent lg F.H.A. Chapter 43 Cheerleading 33 Hockey 2, 3, 43 Pequoian Art Editor 4. ,p SANDRA I. GRCFF Academic Sonni - good artist - going steady - likes to knit - ice skater - is partial to red hair. Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorus 15 National Honor Society 35 F.H.A. Chapter 43 Pequoian Art Editor 4. from the big city of so flighty - whistle ESTHER F. HARSH Commercial Esther -.hails from Gordon- ville - quiet - goes steady - pre- fers farmer boys - victim of Iosie's teasing. Pioneer 3, Pequoian 4. whiz at math ? ? - quoian Music Editor 4. 27 JOANNE E. HARSH Commercial Josie - future secretary - Esther's cuz - bowling champ - friendly - plans to take up public speaking ? ? Band 13 Pioneer 3, Pequoian 4. CATHY H. HESS Academic Miv - call me Uim, that isj - exaggerates - class shorty - sparkly eyes. Majorette 2, 3, 4g Chorus 1, 25 Pioneer 1, Cheerleading 33 Hockey 1, 2, 3, 45 PC' seen with Thelma kick - short. Chorus 2, 3, 43 Pifmeef ter 43 Pequoian 4. H. LEE HOAR Agriculture Lee - prize possession: steer - tall - likes to argue - interest lies at Lampeter-Strasburg - seen with Big Bill . Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 F.F.A. Chapter 1, 2, 3, 4g F.F.A. Sentinal 13 F.F.A. Treasurer 4. AUDREY General Audrey - seen with Dawn and Phyllis - - friendly smile - hails from Slaymakertown. F.H.A. Chapter 4. NANCY E HERSHEY General Hersh always talking monopolizes the telephone - Hostetters side 3, 43 F.H.A. Chap- ROBERT C. HERSHEY Agriculture Hershey - good natured - drives the tilly rod - Alaska bound - sports lover - a little bashful. Chorus 2, 33 F.F.A. Chapter 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 23 Soccer 1, 33 County Track Meet 3. JOANNE K. HILTON Commercial Hiltonl' - one of those hockey managers - little and cute - that laugh - full of pep - let's play pinochle, Coatesy I ! Banner Carrier 43 Chorus 1, 2, 33 National Honor Society 43 Pioneer 3, 43 F.H.A. Sec- retary 43 Hockey 2, 33 Hockey Manager 43 Pequoian Senior Editor 4. A. HOMSHER seamstress - quiet 28 'S 975 .TQ ., 1-all ijjf' ...if-E552 -am- lwl' 'M ,. q wr- . :'fJ1- ,.:1'5U ..'1.5!-ll' 4 I 1 A ,,. QV . .' f :...nnv CHARLES HOOBER Agriculture K. HILTQN inert-ml ie of those halt e and cute -that pep - Iet's pla ' ! ! zorus l, Z, 33 Nation necr 3, 43 FHA See lg Hockey Manager fi or 4. Chula - most outstanding soc- cer player - Ski Craft - always laughing - the Ford - friendly. Band 3, 43 Chorus 3, 43 Student Council 3g F.F.A. Chapter 3, 4g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Soccer 3, 4. D RAY HOSTETTER Agriculture Ray very serious depend able future farmer friendly 3 Chorus 2 3 Student Council 3 4 Nation al Honor Society 2 3 4 Pioneer Assistant Editor 3 Pioneer Editor in Chief 4 Library Staffl FFA Chapterl 2 3 4 FFA Secretary 1 3 FFA Reporter 2 FFA President 4 DORIS E. HOUCK Academic Houckie - great glasses brea er - fightin' fullback - that Ital ian look - lead me to the food tiny ? ? ? Banner Carrier 43 Chorus 1, 2, 3, Operetta 3, Student Council 43 Hockey 2, 3, 45 Bas- ketball Scorekeeper 1, Z, 3, 43 Pioneer 2, 3, 43 Pioneer Feature Editor 45 F.H.A. Presi- dent 4g Pequoian Activities Editor 4. Soccer 1. DAWN E. KREIDER General Dawnie - tries everything - small - likes to read - fan of Pat Boone - always smiling. Library Staff 33 F.H.A. Chapter 4g Pe- quoian 4. MARVIN S. KURTZ General Dee - big boy - never says two words if one will do - good worker - sports a '49 Chevy - not hard to get along with. WALTER T LEFEVER General Tom all his gas 18 bought at Kramer s - fr1endlY - another hunter - luncheon date. Chorus Z, 33 Basketball 1, Z, 3g Soccer 3, 4. JAMES C. LINDECAMP sports fan. General Lindy - star goalie - talk- ative - temper - needs a shave - Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Soccer 2, 3, 4' LINDA L. MARTIN Academic Martin - Oh! so witty - any- one for pizza? - good actress - likes horses - terror at P. J. parties - scoring hockey lassie. Band 1, 23 Chorus 2, 3, Junior and Senior Play 3, 43 Pioneer 3, 43 F.I-I.A. Chapter 45 Hockey 2, 3, 4g Pequoian Faculty Editor 4. JEANNETTE A. MILLER Commercial Jeannette - is a beautician al- ready - Bill - clear complexion - pretty hair - quiet. Chorus 1, 2, 33 Pioneer 2, 3j F.I-LA. Chap- ter 4g Pequoian 4. SYLVIA A. MISCI-INICK General Sandy - nut - tall and thin 7- future housewife - always talk- mg - has a sparkling smile. Chorus 13 F.I'I.A. Chapter 4. 30 GLE uRmky!1 thinks Sfhf , lover 0 member of I O I MARTIN lemic , if Q witty - any - gnxl actress - for at P. l. panlef lassie. 3: ,lunior and Senior 3: F.l'l..-X. Chaprerf 'ian Faculty Edirorl DONALD K. MOWRER General Duck - bags school - ' - terested in cars - doesnt have much to say - quick temper - what's the interest in Strasburg? F.F.A. Chapter 1. n CHARLES K. PERELLA Academic Chin - drives the Bug - famous Italian parties - woman hater - those dimples - possesses unused gray matter - Black 7 . Chorus lg National Honor Society 45 Pioneer 3, 43 Pioneer Sports Editor 4g Base- ball 1, 2, 45 Class Vice President 33 Pe- quoian Advertisement Manager 4. GLENN R. PORTER General Rocky - absolute riot - thinks school a necessary nuisance I - lover of chemistry - another member of the eraser throwing gang. DOROTHY E. REYNOLDS Commercial Dottie - blonde - that walk - spends time in Delaware - claws - cute. Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorus 1, 25 Pequoian 43 F.H.A. Chapter 4. EDWIN C. RIEHL General Riehl - friend of all - freckles - fond of blondes - red- dest hair this side of Mississippi. Student Council 23 Pioneer 3, 4. Pioneer 33 Pequoian 4. NANCY J. SHAUB Commercial Shaubie - let's have a party I ! -- nut - the Nook - makes faces - red hair for is it blond ? ? J. Band 1, 2, 3, 43 County Band 43 Chorus 1, 2, 33 Student Council 3, 43 Junior and Sen- ior Play 3, 43 Pioneer 3, 4g F.H.A. Chapter 43 Cheerleading 2, 3, 43 Hockey 1, 2, 3, 43 Pequoian 4. JANET M. ROHRER Commercial Janet - owns a twin - future housewife - some bookkeeper ? ? - quiet? - likes riding. REBECCA A. RYNIER General Becky - always dieting - full of fun - stuffed animal fan - friendly - hearty laugh. Chorus 1, 2, 33 ,lunior and Senior Play 33 Pioneer 1, 2, 33 Library Staff 1, 23 F.H.A. Chapter 43 Hockey 1, 2, 33 Pequoian 4. LEE D. SHIRK Academic Coon - drives a tired Chevy - class wolf - effective Student Council president - headed for U. C. L. A. Band 13 Student Council 2, 3, 43 Student Council President 43 junior and Senior Play 43 Pioneer 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Pe- quoian Sports Editor 4. PATSY E. SENSENIG Commercial Pat - nervous - one of the commercial gang - Mr. Roth's friend ? ? - C section's milkmaid - drives a big De Soto. F.l'-LA. Chapter 4. C. ulohl champ: flighfi' hostess Balld ll Senior P Staff T Hockey Editor 4. CHARLES SPEAKMAN General Ace belongs to Black 7 horror movie fan - class imita, tor - not subject to feminine wiles. Baseball Manager 3, 4. I C. EDWIN SPOTTS In full . General ' Scratchl' - Navy bound - Black 7 - nice to be around - Pin 3: reliable - bowler. 1Ffl 'l' Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Soccer 1, 2. rsv ' C051-SENSENIG C. IOHANNA STALDER mimi Academic 1 nervous - one ofthe J hanna - future teacher - ' gang - Mr' Rothl chanclpion knitter - slightly -j C section's milkmaid big De Soto. fer 4. flighty - Pretty blue eyes - the hostess with the mostest. Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorus 1, 2, 35 Iunior and Senior Play 3, 43 Pioneer 1, Z, 3, 43 Library Staff Treasurer 13 F.H.A. Chapter 43 Hockey Manager 3, 4, Pequoian Faculty Editor 4. KENNETH L. STOLTZFUS Agriculture Stoltz - prize possession: soc- cer shoes - little but mighty - fond of the opposite sex - joker - carefree. F.F.A. Chapter 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 3, 4 Soccer 3, 4. CAROL A. STRAUSSER Academic Strausser - pretty DODY fail '- T.V. fiend - can really dance - bites those nails - greenhorn at P.V.H.S. Major-cue 4, Pequoian 4. WlI.LlAM I. URBAN General Bill - faithful to Milley's - high bar expert - bags school fre- quently - quiet - short. GUY H. WEIDMAN Agriculture Whitey - big game hunter - always borrowing money - propels the Dart - Black 7 - IT11ghfV mite. Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorus 23 F.F.A. Chapter 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball Manager 2, 3, 43 Soc- cer 2. SARA E. WENGER Academic Weng - star hockey player - cheerleader - The Shack - sleeps at P. J. parties - frequent trips to the bay. Band 1, 2, 3, 4g County Band 3, 43 Chorus 1, 2, 33 F.H.A. Chapter 43 Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 43 Hockey 1, 2, 3, 43 County Track Meet 33 Pequoian Sports Editor 4. JOYCE K. WETZLER Commercial Wetz - coal black hair - trumpet tooter - farmer girl -- pretty brown eyes - gum cracker. Band 1, 2, 3, 43 F.H.A. Chapter 43 Pe- quoian 4. DCROTI-IY L. WINTERS Commercial 'Susabell - fights with her sister - has silly spells - lives on Pizza - loves cats - collects records. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, chorus 1, 2, 3, FHA. 3 Chapter 43 Pequoian 4. V Spider guard - Color GW 45 Baiktfhl LNGER. ic ckey playlr - ie Shack - as - frequent Sand 3, 43 Chorus -3 Cheerleading l, 49 County Track Editor 4. PATRICIA A WINTERS Academic a has nursing plans roller skates boy problems likes to sing Ban 12 3 4 Chorus12 3 4 FHA Chapter 4 Pequoian 4 JANET WISE General Jan - pretty smile - quiet - eats in class - istry ? ? ? thin - loves chem- dresses neatly Band 1, 2, 3, 43 F.H.A. Chapter 4. WILLIAM YOHN Agriculture Spider - Black 7 - color guard - witty - stilts - ag. boy. Color Guard 3, 4g F.F.A. Chapter 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Soccer Manager 4. JAMES H. ZIMMERMAN Academic Zimmie - Black 7 - owner of the Plaz - mad scientist - class cutie - those jokes. Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 43 Base- ball Manager 3, 4g Soccer Manager 3, 4g Pequoian Co-Editor 4. RUTH N. ZOOK Commercial Zookie - always smiling - pretty hair - quiet ???- likes to knit - friend to all. F.I-I.A. Chapter 4. 35 FRANKLIN C. I-IOFFMEIER, JR- Agriculture Tank - friendly - drives 3 48 De Soto - future farmer - likes to eat - would you repeat that, please? Librarian Club 15 F.F.A. Chapter 1, 2, 3, 4' wwm MW A aww ,KQV sewer . PHYLLIS J. MARTIN General Phyl -- pretty big eyes - likes to sew - tiny - pleasant dis- position - persistent. F.H.A. Chapter 4. The class wishes to pay a special tribute to Phyllis Martin who has been unable to attend school the second semester due to poor health. Her physical condition of the past few years has placed an extra burden upon her and has prevented the successful completion of her education. Despite her problems, Phyllis has always been cheerful and helpful in any way she could. 36 MZZLWJ7 In lxiislpegg ll the JifDa.g.0n.7Fw9 Refreshment Committee for District Band selling hot dogs, cokes or ice cream at intermission. Senior girls discussing the vital matters of the day. Inspection of Senior lDOYS' gym class for is it the line-upil Working on knitting projects, a basic require' ment for all home ec girls . Chow stall for Senior girls. E 8 X BACK ROW-Cleft to rightJ: Harlan Diem, Bert Keneagy, Bill Kinzer, Cveorge Sharpe, Christ Oberholtzer, Paul Brackbill, Ronnie E. Rice, Ronnie C. Rice. FIFTH ROW-Dale Rice, Douglas High, Ray Stern, Pete Eby, Cliff Miller, Oeorge Althouse, Nelson Slaymaker, Ronald Doutrich. FOURTH ROW-Nancy Haldeman, Ted Shelley, John Miller, Alvin Hershey, Charles Ebersole, Marsha Lacock, Sylvia Mitchell, Gerry Howe. THIRD ROXV-Kathleen Adams, Jennie Koser, Joyce Wise, Ruth Speakman, Roy Smoker, Arthur Oossert, Joyce Means, Joyce Rice. SEC- OND ROW-Carolyn Rynier, Linda Homsher, Emily Dippner, Vernon Srolrzfus, Pat Miller, Don- ald Simmons, Sheila Eddy, Mr. Eckert, Mrs. Confer. FIRST ROW-Nancy Spade, Anna Eck- man, Barbara Girvin, Audrey Mast, Joan Barge, Pauline Secunda. CLASS OFFICERS President Alvin Hershey Vice President Douglas High Secretary Pauline Secunda Treasurer Ronald C. Rice CLASS HISTORY BACK ROW-Cleft to rightj: Clair Weir, Connie Valentine, Richard McLaughlin, Roy Mentzer, Jo Hoar, Carol Miller, Thea Means. FOURTH ROW-Lynn Hess, Betty Hersh, Peggy Eckman, Wanda Henry, Carol Tyndall, Wilmer Yost, Martha Clark, Robert Homsher. THIRD ROW-Linda Nickel, Betty Wimer, Clair Landis, Nancy Steinman, Newton Beiler, Janet Yohn, Carol Shissler, Janice Keene. SECCND ROW-Mrs. Confer, Carol Shearer, Elma Lapp, Elaine Ranck, Audrey McGallicher, Martha Phenneger, Ruth Moore, Donna Kramer, Miss Clawson. FIRST ROW-Bert Nolt, Marie Mowrer, Linda Mantell, Faye Witmer, Jean Oberholtzer. In September, 1956, the class met and elected the following officers for the freshman year: President - Alvin Hershey, Vice President - Charles Ebersole, Secretary - Janice Keene, and Treasurer - Ronald C. Rice. They sponsored a dance, The Holly Hop , after a basketball game. This year proved more suc- cessful than their first year at Pequea Valley. In September, 1957, the Sophomore Class met and elected the following officers: President - Alvin Hershey, Vice President - Douglas High, Secre- tary - Pauline Secunda, and Treasurer - Ronald C. Rice. They sponsored a dance, The Sophomore Shag , after a basketball game. They also presented a variety assembly program in February. In September, 1958, the Junior Class met and elected the following as of- S ficers: President - Alvin Hershey, Vice President - Douglas High, ecretary - Pauline Secunda, and Treasurer - Ronald C. Rice. They sponsored a dance after a basketball game, The Mistletoe Whirl . They voted and selected black Their most important project of the onyx the stone to be used in their class rings. Year Was preparing for the annual JuniorfSenior Prom held in honor of the Seniors. 41 BACK ROW-Cleft to rightjz Tom Speakman, Ronald Supplee, Christopher Conybeare, Harold Hershey, Vic Trout, Tom McKillips, Herman MacKenzie, Russell McNeal, Bob Wise. FIFTH ROW-Henry Pownall, Richard Rohrer, Lew Hershey, Margaret Hoar, Kathleen Trego, Franklin Duffy, Brenda Cunningham, larrell Horn, Ken Hostetter, Bob Snavely. FOURTH ROW -Harold Groff, Larry Girvin, John Houder, Nancy Denlinger, Beckie Walker, Barbara Spade, Elaine Winters, Robert Walker, Tom Winters. THIRD ROW-Joe Oroff, Ken Hershey, George Good, Mary Landis, Bob Ritz, Don Miller, Kathy Hoober, Vivian Sharpe. SECOND ROW- Mrs. Shirk, Wanda Moore, Linda Simmons, Wayne Rapp, Marilyn Sports, Shirley Brackbill, Sylvia Hershey, Corinne Rohrer, Mrs. Welsh. FIRST ROW-Betty Lou Hershey, Rosann Pownall, Sandra Summers, Alta Seldomridge, Carol Pownall, Janette Bauer, Ida Shirk. CLASS OFFICERS President Betty Jane Fisher Vice President Richard Rohrer Secretary Rebecca Walker Treasurer Lamar Denlinger CLASS HISTORY YK? I. 'err CI uie. rp: li.. .TJ 11. .. IR. BACK ROW-fleft to 'rightjz Norman Hershey, Melvin Zink, Frank Martin, Marvin Smoker, 'David Eisenberger, Dennis Fromm. FIFTH ROW-Freda Baum, Kenneth Eshleman, Lamar Den- linger, Ronald Watson, George Summers, Mike Saunders, Drew Patterson, Kenneth Hershey. FOURTH ROW-Ronald Neuhauser, Charles Welsh, Ray Harnish, Raymond Bickle, George Eckman, Velner Diem, Carl Kimmet, ,loanne Groff, Donald Russell. THIRD ROW-john Yohn, Ruth Hershey, Harold Ford, Galen Summers, Elaine Eby, Betty Fisher, Eleanor Sandoe, David Lichty, Glenn Smoker. SECOND ROW-Mr. Givler, Donna Miller, Ronald Hoffmeier, Carl Denlinger, Robert Shaubach, Marsha Hoffecker, Elizabeth Lapp, Martha Martin, Mr. Confer. FIRST ROW-Margaret Hostetter, Peggy Lichty, Betty Bowman, Sandra Raum, Becky Berkey, Joyce Smith, Judy Ebelhar, Sarah Ibaugh. 'HCERU mf Feb Cf dm! ohfff 77 Z7 -,riff linff' In September, 1957, the Freshmen elected the following officers: President - Tom Speakman, Secretary - Beckie Walker, and Treasurer - Chris Conyf beare. The class colors, flower, and motto were chosen. A dance was held by the class after a basketball game in February. It Happened in Pennsylvania was the theme of the Ninth Grade Night, held in May. Early in September, 1958, the Sophomores elected the following as class officers: President - Betty Fisher, Vice President - Richard Rohrer, Secretary - Beckie Walker, and Treasurer - Lamar Denlinger. Red and White school jackets arrived in early December. A dance was held in February. 43 BACK ROW-fleft to rightjz Terry Farling, Donald Hersh, Violet Houck, John Ham- mond, June Duffy, Richard Weber, David Sheaffer, Ronald Lehman. FIFTH ROW-Marilyn Rohrer, Jacqueline Lacock, Larry Winters, Leroy Wise, Ted Gregg, Gary Peters, David Work, Howard Garver, Donald Diffenbaugh. FOURTH ROW-Randall Rice, John Groff, Ernest Stalder, Barry Baldwin, Robert Simes, Ruth Ann Shirk, Beverly Norris, Diana Eddy, Dale Hostetter. THIRD ROW-Nancy Martin, Bonnie Sheaffer, Jean Urban, Joseph Rice, Tom Fox, Edna Kreider, Ken- neth Lapp, Raymond Good. SECOND ROW-Mr. Kratzer, Lee Summers, Linda Hess, Ethel Miller, Sandra Yoder, Joyce Shelley, Janice Shelley, William Henry, Miss Coleman. FIRST ROW -LZFlori:f1ce Hamish, Barbara Miller, Susan Musser, Ruth Ann Coffroad, Beverly Doutrich, Georgia ante . CLASS OFFICERS President William Henry Vice President Georgia Mantell Secretary Mary Jane Riehl Treasurer Carl Slaymaker uv se. ri. rr. ID :v sd I' P mcER5 dm! Hcnff F mf wffu uf? ,Iwi ff Mya BACK ROW Cleft to 'rzghtj John Mullen Roy Glick George Gill Richard Eby Ionas Lantz, Donald Witmer, James Hanna. FIFTH ROW-John Berkey, Doris Wimer, Yvonne Martin, Freda Robinson, Sherry Haug, Judy Lantz, Mary Jane Riehl, Helen Smith. FOURTH ROW- Earl Huyett, Bonnie Dorsey, Lona Eisenberger, Doris Kreider, Mary Groff, Harold Shirk, Lester Houck, John Sweigart, Grace Jones. THIRD ROW-Gordon Clark, Kay Rynier, Rita Bouder, Shirley Coffroad, Fred Phillips, Walter Pletz, John Eby. SECOND ROW-Mr. Higgins, Clyde Harsh, Virginia Sports, Carl Slaymaker, Arlene Gossert, Ben Clark, Donald Eisenberger, Glen Miller, Miss Coleman. FIRST ROW-Kay McFalls, loan Zimmerman, Ruth Kinsey, Linda Straus- ser, Thelma Hillard, Patsy Bills, Violet Groff, Nancy Kreider. CLASS HISTORY A few weeks after school started the Freshman Class held a meeting to elect officers. They were as follows: President - Bill Henry, Vice President - Georgia Mantell, Secretary - Mary jane Riehl, and Treasurer - Carl Slaymaker. They later held a meeting and decided on the class flower, class motto, amount of dues and the class color. On January 30, the Freshmen held a dance after the basketball game, which was called The Semester Stroll . 45 irgxgfigjxi ,J BACK ROW-Cleft to rightjz Jerre Hammond, James Rice, Lester Usner, Glenn Zook, Wayne Peters, Jerre Frankhouser, Paul Bailey, Charles Green, Isaac Boots. SIXTH ROW-Dom na Townsend, Jean Moore, Shirley Trago, Jean Trago, Judy Loar, Joyce Hershey, Ruth Anne Rohrer, Jean Dickel. FIFTH ROW-Darlene Ranck, Carol Pickel, Paul Secunda, Ricki Shearer, Ron Eby, Dick Herr, Janet Adams, Louise Wenger, Bonnie Erb. FOURTH ROW-Bill Russell, Gladys Gregg, Bill Riker, Marie Hershey, Peggy Mast, Ross Bills, JoAnn Weber, Robert Schenke, Linford Horst, Bill Zimmerman. THIRD ROW-John Green, Duane Eby, Denton Neuhauser, Walter Lutz, Henry Buckwalter, Glenn Herr, Albert Hershey, George Rynier, Doris Zink, Verna Sensenig. SECOND RGW-Mr. Henry, Esther Houck, Mildred Hanna, Clair Stoltzfus, Jacob Stoltzfus, Larry Yates, Marvin King, Dick Barge, Melvin Hershey, Mr. Kraft. FIRST ROW- John Hilton, Laurel Koropsak, Joanne Kellenberger, Joanne Clark, Fay Wetzler, Esther Zink, Abbie Musser, Dale Summers. CLASS OFFICERS President Louise Wenger Vice President Albert Hershey Secretary Joanne Kellenberger Treasurer Melvin Simpson Tin, In 351-Cn. has .4413 ax may 'bil lxmf. r Sam: 5 !nuz, fm. lf!! BACK ROW-Cleft to rightl: Christian Bieler, Stanley Denlinger, Iohn Mitchell, John Hersh, jim Herr, George Hinkley, Junior Riehl, David Fox. FOURTH ROW-Park Sweigart, Alvin Hillard, Sharyn Hoover, Viola Killinger, Hannah Fisher, Brenda Hamish, William Coff- road, james Groff, Landis Axe, Donald Trout. THIRD ROW-Janet Graybill, Martha Huyett, Virginia Montgomery, Melvin Houck, Harold Graham, Lester Martin, Ellen Daniels, ,loan Martin, Retta Brubaker. SECOND ROW-Mr. Brenner, Leigh Hyatt, james Landis, Glenn Weidman, Earl Phillips, Larry Shirk, Mary Glick, Beverly Smeltz, Miss Garrett. FIRST ROW-Melvin Simp- son, Catherine Fenninger, Gladys Houck, Kathryn Huyett, Sandra Robinson, Arlene Patterson, 'tu rr1.. In 4.-re G5 GW : ily: Mraz ,-.W 62595 ww .- 'y'2xf?g .g... If 'fig' .,f-ffl .P 3, Pd Annie Pittman, Catherine Heck, Ruth Miller. CLASS HISTORY The eighth grade had a class meeting on October 9, 1958. They elected the following officers: President - Louise Wenger, Vice President - Albert Hershey, Secretary - Joanne Kellenberger, and Treasurer - Melvin Simpson. They sponsored a skating party in November and played the seventh grade in intramural soccer. They won two out of three games. The class came in second in the Curtis Magazine sale due to the hard work of 8-A's. A clash day and an eighth grade talent show were highlights. 47 BACK ROW-Cleft to rightl: Connie Plank, Dorothy Dunn, Joyce Ellis, Rita Ruggeri, Suzanne Buckwalter, Joanne Lindecamp, Glenn Esbenshade, Earl Lacock, Richard King, Ralph Garver, Robert Trout. FIFTH ROW-Mary Alice Hostetter, Michael Eby, Barbara Pinkerton, Lois Kurtz, Anna Glick, Marilyn Miller, Susan Walker, Connie Ream, Christina Gregg, Amanda Greene. FOURTH ROW-Gerard DeFroscia, John Hershey, Donald Ranck, David Walker, Bonnie Slaymaker, Phyllis Eshleman, Sandra Davis, Linda Miller, john Diem, Paul Meshey, Clar- ence Boots. THIRD ROW-Lois Zimmerman, Bruce Ebersole, john Perella, Tom Perella, jim Lyle, Carol Weiler, Donald Pletz, Robert Hersh, Barry Clark, Emma Gaul. SECOND ROW- Mr. McLaughlin, Roy Shirk, Jerry Werner, Wilmer Stoltzfus, Mike Lichty, Eric Lungrun, Clair Miller, Tommy Sellers, Charles Kruger, Lee Baxter, Miss Myer. FIRST ROW-Mary Jane Howe, Janet Miller, Karen Beacher, Diane Minchoff, Sharon Weaver, Lynne Conybeare, Ethel Smoker, Mary Smith. CLASS OFFICERS President Roy Shirk Vice President Earl Lacock Secretary Suzanne Buckwalter Treasurer Bruce Ebersole I El . ,ffl imp' 2 TTM 27!', BACK ROW-Cleft to rightlz Ken Kosser, Jim Miller, Betty McLaughlin, Emily Kreider, Clarence Groff, Jim Bills, Ed Slaymaker, Don Haldeman, jim Robinson, Ron Thomas. SIXTH ROW-Herman Robinson, Joyce Simmons, Linda Martin, Beth Zook, Jane Mowrer, Shirley Den- L 'ara .4 Y :jr tr' f '1' rv 1 --0 A ... Int.. ,kr nr PIN? 9-:utr ,x,f'v fqs ,. '-,Ar-',. ., V Q 051: Cu- . -f '. s 5' 1 I - ' I i Z'-M15 , , .- 4 , 4 1 pw . .f l A,.'g,f. , .- V A.: - ,til- Ns.- Y 4 11 .. , 412' , ' .J , fx, .12 . v. . linger, Ronda Thomas, Carol Spotts, Edna Myers, Barbara Fox, Barbara Hillard. FIFTH ROW -Dale Ressler, Shirley Devine, Elsie Sheaffer, Mary Wagner, Judy Miller, Faye Weidman, Jean Berkey, Betty Coffroad, Emily Sheaffer, Elaine Stoltzfus, Sallie Ressler. FOURTH ROW-Carol Baxter, Sandy Axe, Dorothy Sweigart, Elizabeth Lichty, Ruth Heller, Ruth Harsh, Judy Means, Lloyd Strubel, Elwood Rapp, Violet Rineer, Sandra Sagar. THIRD ROW--John Brackbill, Allan Stoltzfus, Richard Oroff, Richard Martin, Bill McGinnis, Jim Plank, Eugene Shearer, Don Mull, Pete Kinzer, Terry Heller, Robert Zanders. SECOND ROW-Mr. Abel, Bill Sweigart, Ruth Tennis, Clinton Myers, Robert Fisher, Shirley Kreider, Evelyn Oroff, Virginia Lapp, Carol Rapp, Joe Sanders, Miss Hay, Mr. Altman. FIRST ROW-Darlene Homsher, Richard Kauffman, Jean- ette Klopp, Janet Welsh, Aaron Stoltzfus, Charles Miller, Amos Stoltzfus, Melvin Koser, Linda Esbenshade, Sandra Means. CLASS HISTORY The seventh grade of Pequea Valley held their first meeting October 10. The following officers were elected: President - Roy Shirk, Vice President - Earl Lacock, Secretary - Suzanne Buckwalter, and Treasurer - Bruce Eber- sole. They held a roller skating party in March. 49 l , .Y nh.. ,-a-..,,,, If II , ,, ,., , . II' I .. . ,, . LVN, QW, W. -maqqw W- ww' It ff. ,I my 1-was--1 1.3 - . -2 'lllln -1 llll ina! ,Qian 1 7 s L. I Iii ll'-B IIEK Q4 1 I if ' V W N U x I ' W II xx l I z I 1 I x -il . I I I J' III I '-- . X -I A ' 'MEI' I - . 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W-P ' 1 .- -r II, 9 ' ' f 4- , ., , , ,, Y, ,. .- ,v . 4 - ., 'FAIR Q 4' As 7 4:-H.u1sf.,L.1:-i,.:4i?0il-Zgexitlglfrgff.-. - ,::'..-1 :--9:72 . ,-.z-xigffazc-, an W-4 mffgtss-6-'4: 1' 1- 1 ' 1j5Xg-.'f'f'Qf if ..-.-g 9utww9 01? Jfmfwba T BACK ROW-Cleft to rightjz Donald Russell, Guy Weidman, Ken Stoltzfus, Clair Weir, Jonas Lantz, Frank Hoffmeier. FOURTH ROW-johim Yohn, Wfilmer Yost, Galen Summers, Dave ' ' XV-Gl S lc R b Lichty, George Eckman, Lester Houck, Roy Glick. THIRD RG enn mo er, o ert Shau- bach, Richard Eby, Bob Hershey, Bill Yohn, Carl Denlinger, john Ehy. SECOND ROW-Glen Miller, Norman Hershey, Lee Hoar, Treasurer, Charles Hoober, Vice President, Ray Hostetter, Presi- dent, Roy Metzer, Secretary, Neuron Beiler, Harold Shirk. FRONT ROW-Mr. Givler, Advisor, Lynn Hess, Ken Hershey, Clair Landis. 'Q' of ' For -his outstanding work in the State Future Farmers of America Chorus, Glen Yost was chosen to repfe' sent our school and Fenn- he National sylvania in t FFA Chorus at Kansas MR. HENRY GIVLER City, Missouri in Qctgber. Advisor GLEN YOST Representative of the FFA at Kansas City. I air Weir, sri. Dive rr: Shau- I'-Glen Pres:- .-Llusorg ' work mfgndlflg Q Fururelzflfgg ChOfU5i l 05611 to We I and Penn' OO Ngffflllal the sas at Kan 5 , ber. . In Gcto Hmm iiamemakwf, 04 ' BACK ROW-Cleft to rightj: Sara Ibaugh, Marilyn Spotts, Alta Seldomridge, Betty Hershey, Elaine Eby, Ruth Hershey, Elma Lapp, Margaret Smoker. FOURTH ROW-Janet Brackbill, Sandra Groff, Nancy Shaub, Jean Cberholtzer, Dorothy Winters, Ruth Davies, Josie Milley, Johanna Stalder, Nancy Hershey. THIRD ROW-Patsy Winters, Patsy Sensenig, Janet Wise, Joyce Wetzler, Thelma Esbenshade, Dawn Kreider, Phyllis Martin, Anna Eckman. SECOND ROW-Joan Barge, Martha Clark, Jennie Mae Koser, Sylvia Mischnick, Delores Eisenberger, Linda Martin, Sally Coates, Audrey Homsher. FIRST ROW-Thelma Denlinger, Mrs. Shirk, Advisor, Doris Houck, President, Joanne Hilton, Secretary, Jane Ford, Historian, Corrine Rohrer, Treasurer, Margaret Hoar, Vice President, Sandra Raum, News Reporter. The newly organized club, the Future Homemakers of America, will become more active in fu- ture years. The purpose of the organization is expressed well in its motto - Toward New Hor- izons - learning to live better today in order that our lives and those of our families may be bet- ter tomorrow. The activities in which the girls participated in- cluded serving dinners and pro- ducing a fashion show in which the sack dress was an outstand- ing feature. MRS. LUCILLE C. SHIRK Advisor The leading fashion of the year. -,,,,, f M Miss Joan Whitenight demonstrates the art of applying Joanne Hilton and lane Ford practice make-up art stage make-up on Paul Hershey. on Shelia and Ray Stern. i 'Wh 5 :ICJ p M. Bob Wal ker' Jarren Hom, Scott Bleacher - stage crew for various activities. 54 gl N Nice make-up an Pffm. Shelia Eddy, a junior, received first prize for designing the cover of a cook book for the annual Iu- bilee held at lntercourse. The contest was sponsored by the Intercourse Civic Association in May of 1958. The award was presented by Mrs. Robert Burn- ley, Committee Chairman. Mrs. Danforth, art instructor at that time, assisted in selecting the winner. M -ygiuvwneifswlffkaxiiwwfff My 499813705-ef-,,, WwWaW,mW,,.,.,...., .f ,MfW,w k- Q '0 'ef' 9 . . Pictured at the right is Mr. Fuhrman, head of the Driver Ed- ucation Department. Approxi- mately 75 students have received their driver's license and gained instruction that should make them good drivers. All students are required to take Driver's Ed' ucation in their Junior year at P.V.H.S. Mhticf Banc! PEQUEA VAI.I.EY'S REPRESENTATIVES TO DISTRICT BAND Rosann Pownall, Audrey Mast, Peggy I.ichty, William Acker, Peter Eby, Nancy Beane, Paul- ine Secunda, Barbara Girvin. Nancy Wenk, 1st clarinetistg Cynthia Kreider, lst flutist. Hu h R - ionisoberts, lst cometzstg Ronald Ditzer, lst trom. Mr. Fred Williams, Guest Conductor, Mr. ,lohn Kosh- uta, Host. This year the Southern District High School Band Festival was held at Pequea Valley. This annual event is sponsored by the Pennsylvania Music Educators' Associa- tion, an organization that has been in exist' ence twenty years. Sixtyfthree schoolsgweff-I represented with one hundred and 61ghtY' five students participating. Mr. john Koshu- ta, band director at Pequea Valley Hlgh School, was the host. Guest conductor WHS Mr. Fred Williams, music director at Penn Hills I-Iigh School, Pittsburgh. The foundCfS of the Southern District of PMEA were hon' ored at the concert on Saturday night' .50-CIZBYLCG 91416. Mr. Edwin Higgins fre- quently makes use of the set of charts as an aid in teaching general science. This set includes illustra- tions of all phases of gen- eral science. Mrs. Barbara Welsh is proudly displaying the two models that have been add- ed to the science depart- ment this year. T h e s e models are used in explain- ing the parts of a flower and the parts of a leaf, F i -eLXagQf,Q4g4L:.Gzw21.:.1MME4-ffl--41 2'4Qi M: ' A ' ' ' Musnc: -Q I . ii . ...-L:t1- - .-nl-? - IL? - gulf C. X S i X R gi Q 'X XE '5 5 5 S Q is QNX? 'X 'Z' Z.. 5 gs S -7 fr- 3 '-. S i I l 4? ,fi ! 2 .Z ,,.- 5 ff ' 'rf- fl' ,l f f . f,eni0JL lgwui f f f V. 0. my ff www w,,,,,,,-,, ,f,.,,..a... f BAND MEMBERS DRUM MAJORETTE - Sally Coates. MAJORETTES - Mary Ellen Shoe- maker, Carol Strausser, Josie Milley, Cathy Hess, Mary Alice Landis, Mar- sha Hoffecker, Eleanor Sandoe. BANNER CARRIERS - Doris Houck, Joanne Hilton. CLARINETS - Jacqueline Lacock, Brenda Cunningham, Carol Shiss- ler, Nancy Eby, Joyce Wise, Nancy Shaub, Janice Keene, Patsy Winters, Sylvia Hershey, Nancy Beane, Sally NVenger, Pauline Secunda, Audrey Mast. BARITONES - Larry Oirvin. ABSENT: William Henry. A , , 'lfwfn 9 f , , ,.,vyX,i,, X, ,f , , b4'z-tfioff, v 'f . V FLUTES - Rosann Pownall, Barbara Oirvin, Sandra Oroff, Shirley Brack- bill, Barbara Miller, Nancy Denlinger, Johanna Stalder. OBOE - Louise Wenger, Marilyn Rohrer. SAXOPHONES - Nelson Denlinger, Jane Ford, Nelson Slaymaker, Carol Pickel, Martha Martin, Margaret Ho- stetter, Peggy Lichty. FRENCH HORN - Jeannette Bauer, Carol Pownall. TRUMPETS - Peter Eby, Lanny Am- mon, Scott Bleacher, Joyce Wetzler, Jim Zimmerman, Joe Groff, Lewis Hershey, Janet Wise, Bertha Nolt, Paul Secunda, Ernest Stalder, John A 'inf BAND OFFICERS President ' I-afmi' Ammon, Vice President -- Peter Eby, and Secretary - Nancy Beane, 60 Mitchell, Carol Shearer, Thea Means, Joan Barge, Wayne Rapp, Linda Hess, Dorothy Winters, Delores Eisenber- ger. TROMBONES - Guy Weidman, Ned Baldwin, Marsha Lacoclc, Thomas Yifiniers, Donna Kramer, Henry Pownall, Richard Rohrer, Lee Hoar, XVilliam Aclcer. BASS HORNS - Robert Walker, Ed- ward Spotts, Thomas McKillips, John Yohn. PERCUSSION - Ruth Davies, Charles Hoober, Lynn Hess, Corinne Rohrer, Ronald Eby, Harold Ford, Donald Miller, Russell McNeil, William Kin- zer. COLOR GUARD - Lloyd Groff, David Fisher, Charles Ebersole, John Houder, Alvin Hershey, William Yohn. With the band boosters' help, the Braves acquired new red and white uniforms and proudly dis- played them at the following CD' gagements: OCTOBER New Holland Farm Sh'OW, Ephfafa Farm Show, Quarryville Farm Shfwlg Terre Hill Halloween Parade, an Football Game at Coatesvllle- NOVEMBER at Fall Concert and Welcome Santa Kauffman's Store. DECEMBER Cap Christmas Parade. APRIL Spring Concert and Safety Patrol Parade. MAY Memorial Day Parade- H. Thea lleini lip. linda lim, :lores Eixnlen Weidman, Nsl ml, lhomas inrner, llenn' :::r, lee Hour, rr llhllier, Eli llchillipg lohn lines, Chmlfs arinns Rohm, Enid, Donald William Kin UO,-d Groll, Emile. lqln William ICF, ' help, fCl'5 W red ald .glldll dlsi Owing CII . Enlflfl f Show, Sie, and llc, , Sarlll at ll' Pano! MAIORETTES-fleft to righrlz Marsha Hoffecker, Mary Ellen Shoemaker, Mary Alice Landis, Carol Strausser, Sally Coates, Eleanor Sandoe, Cathy Hess, Joanne Milley. The percussion section and the majorettes are a special feature of marching. The percussion furnishes the drum beat and the majorettes the snappy routines. 7, . PERCUSSION-flefr to 'rightjz Ruth Davies, Donald Miller, William Kinzer, Lynne Hess, Corinne Rohrer, Charles Hoober, Harold Ford, Ronald Eby, Russell McNeal. 61 ' 79 Christmas Candlelight Service The Senior Chorus sang favorite Christmas selections. An outstanding one was Go Tell It On The Mountain . I As a highlight of the Candlelight Service, the combined junior and Senior Chorus sang Three Songs for Christmas . 62 The Brass Ensemble with joy to the World . A trio of sophomore girls gather around the cradle to sing Lo, How a Rose 'Ere Blooming . . . - ' s Senior soloist Delores Eisenbefgef Smg O, Holy Night . 04:metta 5 E M T A A R R c: H F L 20, Hl0l ll 0 I W' W 9 E 5 R 9 ' 4 Star Flower - Rosann Pownall. Eagle Heart - Henry Pownall. E 1 girlS BW Mound ing LO, Howl Bloominff 555 nbgfger 17 ighf ' sings Scoutlnl lim - LVnn Hess. Ruth Earle - Delores Eisenberger. Trapper Dan - Al Hershey. Conrad Earle - Lee Hoar. Natoma - Brenda Cunningham. Faded Moon -- Margaret Hostetter. 63 i 4 l N P Q 3 H i Y Q. ir I 05 J 46 ff ZA? Z5 xx-,ff 7 ,X M, P I O EDITORS C , Sally Coates, Iim Zimmerman. E D I FACULTY EDITORS T Linda Martin, Johanna Stalder. UNDERCLASSMEN EDITORS R Thelma Denlinger, Paul Hershey. MUSIC EDITORS Cathy Hess, Lanny Ammon. ART EDITORS Sandra Groff, lane Ford. The Pequoian Editorial Staff. E U A SENIORS Nancy Beane, Ioanne Hilton, ACTIVITIES Doris Houck, Ruth Davies. SPORTS Sally Wenger, Lee Shirk Mmm? -ICITVITIES Ruth Davies ORTS ,en Lge CIRCULATION MANAGERS Nancy Hershey, Jim Eckznan. PATRON LIST Joyce Wetzler, Becky Rynier. ADVERTISING MANAGERS Charles Perella, Nelson Denlinger. P E B , BUSINESS MANAGER Thelma Esbenshade. 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Plxuxxe: If':lUl CUlIk'R0 SO 843938 1'l'0YWi Ulif--11459 uw' llllnmylmnxa .'70,fLl-CICI1-6 ' W lf t 'hcl Betty Hershey Bert Nolt Al Hershey Ray Hostettet Chuck BACKRO -Cet orlg : , , , , Ebersole, Mike Saunders, Doug High, Dave Eisenberger, Ray Stern, Sally Coates, Doris Houck, Nancy Beane, Nancy Shaub, Jim Zimmerman, Mr. Althouse, Advisor. SECOND ROW-Lee Shirk, Babs Girvin Joe Rice, Robert Shaubach, Carl Slaymaker, Ruth Ann Shirk, Georgia Mantell, Linda Strausser, Skip Robinson, Bill Zimmerman, Larry Girvin, Mr. Confer, Advisor. FIRST ROW- Brenda Harnish, Bev. Smeltz, Faye Wetzler, Robert Fisher, Lee Baxter, Gerard DeFroscia, Sharon Weaver, Miss Myer, Advisor, The Student Council, now in its sec- ond year of operation, has obtained the responsibility of monitor duty in the cafeteria. It sponsored dances in Decem- ber,.a.eo10r day, and is in the process of obtaining a foreign exchange student. LEFT TO RIGHT-Lee Shirk, Presi- dent! Sally Coates, Treasurer, Mr. Alt- house, Advisor, Alvin Hershey, Vice fzeszdentg and Barbara Girvin, Secre- ry. afwna! lic-now, :fo-defy, BACK RCW-Cleft to rightjz Becky Walker, John Houder, Nelson Denlinger, Sally Coates, Peggy Lichty, Peggy Diem, Charles Perella, Nancy Beane, Mr. Eshelman. SECOND ROW-Miss Garrett, Robert Shaubach, Carol Pownall, Pauline Secunda, Linda Mantell, Sheila Eddy, Ioan Barge, Barbara Girvin, Thelma Esbenshade, Joanne Hilton, Ruth Davies. FIRST ROW-Ray Hostetter, Thelma Denlinger, Kathleen Adams, Ronald E. Rice. OFFICERS Secretary Thelma Denlinger President Ray Hostetter Treasurer Kathleen Adams Vice President Ronald E. Rice 'lUllIllll The crowning of King Shirk and Queen Nickel. .79Jwm nite The Banquet-Prom held on May 17 was the climax of our Junior year. Miss Brenda Nickel was chosen Queen of the Prom. Sharing the spotlight was Blaine Shirk, King of the Prom. This is an an' nual event at which time the juniors bid farewell to the Seniors. Brenda Nickel - Queen of the Prom. Vocal entertainment by Houck Eisenf .ht Lee Shirk, Master of Ceremonies. berger, and Esbenshade., Committee preparation for the big DIS 3? .. . ,Y ae' gig ' ',f4-?f1ii?ct-'Q aw. w .A Whqldlt, the I OVC! the Y 3. I Zi W .7Pw,e ' Wm, Qwrk Hmmm Queen Night held on May IT Iunior year. Mir Sen Queen of the mrlight was Blaine 1. This is an an' r le the juniors bid P t for the big night' Members of the cast The Night Was Dark . . 1 Wheeldle, t over he lawyer, goes Get 'em upl the will. and we'll kinda be needing a woman around here. You never let me do anything. ' ! d 'l! h ' What,5 going OH here? Devllsall Edidvilsf ey re ' YW l STANDING-Cleft to rightjz Becky Berkey, Betty Hershey, Shelia Eddy, Shirley Brown, Martha Phenneghar, Larry Winters, Joyce Rice, Carol Shissler, Linda Homsher, Jean Cberholtzer, Earl Phillips. SEATED-Ruth Moore, Linda Nickel, Bertha Nolt, Peggy Diem, Sylvia Mitchell, Franklin Duffy, Park Sweigart, Nancy Stieman. There were 3,087 books catalogued at the beginning of the school year. Ap- proximately 45O books were added to the library during the year, bringing the total number to 3,537 books. The library receives three daily newspapers, the Philadelphia Inquirer, the llntelligencer Journal, and the Lancaster New Era, plus the Sunday New York imes. There are sixty-four magazines in the library, including professional maga- zines for every department in the school. DESK STAFF LEFT TO RIGHT-Sylvia Mitchell Frank Duffy, Miss Keith, Peggy Dlem 74 I 9 9miuw1iaZ ' ' 1 .fr Ytnofzer, I lflzticll ar. Ap gg the fer. the 5' l'0rli mm' ,gl I lgecff' Diem' A Marvin Kurtz and Nelson Denlinger put on the finishing touches. i Qlirn Zimmerman polishes his lamp. Ed Rishi varnish-'fs Lloyd Groff attaches a socket. his book shelf I E ! I ,.-,..,4,.--.,g:41.,l.,. ' '-,,7' LL.. ' '- ' ' 12 ' R ' ' ' ' ' ' ' -1- 1 I ,Z Z, 1? J ,NI X, j 1 S --Aviv fl X Z W- ' K ff? XX fx .Z Q QA R ff? 43- JZ f I fx-X. 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Rice, Dale Graham, Charles Hoober, Jim Eckman, Lanny Ammon, Sam Harsh, Al Hershey, Ned Baldwin fmanagerj, Charles Speakman fmanager Although the baseball team of the spring of 1958 yvas not quite as success- ar's it did come through with a mighty fine record. With ful as the previous ye , Coach Eckert at the helm for the second year, the boys dropped only one def L ' S ' Th but cision during league play. The team cropped top honors in ection ree, ' d b D ne al in the county playoffs Most of the boys will be back was eliminate y o g . this coming season, trying to duplicate the feat of two years ago by bringing home another county championship. cffffffffffgp V u .50 4 B 37 :garden Spot QPP O 'GD Onegal O L 5 Laonegal 5 mp 1 3 East 1.22136 Eirasburg J 5 L pper Leacock O 8 anlpeter - S 1 Up ffasbur l 7 Per I- 3 0 , 13 Solanco Cacock 3 Game. 3 78 PL , AYGFF G l Ace hurler, Ron Rice, rears back t0 fh i the high, hard one. 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M 1- V ' -' 'q ' P 7 WI K-5, , f , 'K , . . ,,- may .AQ'3f9,QWQWqgc5QQ.V Aw -V,ff1.-Vf.f.,4,.f,3,r3lrw, w,.esvevA?w:VL,,,, f..-,'-,.V,:w,w,,,: , - . ,X fz,2-iigffgwwzfvvxru, , iff-, - . K V V Qs. 5V+1,, ,, xv .fm-.f.:,, .f , wfqf,,f.f4,,..wv,Mx, ,,,f V Q ..,. b,,,1,.,uw,,,.g-M, , ,,.. , . ,.,.,,1, .-w.,,,. V., V. xr y ., , I ,, V f '- A M 'V V . b M, ' el- -- - so W V ' 'M Fterfif v. -s' V - .af Al. Hershey Battmg Champ. 9n.6m-' ' .Seo-ccefz. Co-Captains elected for the year were the above men: Left to right-Scott Bleacher, Lanny Ammon, and Charles Hoober. Lancaster County P.I.A.A. representa- tive, James Neely, presented the tro- phies to the coach- es and players. Pequea Valley's managers for the soc- cer season were Bill Yohn and lim Zimmerman. At the close of each soccer season the coach- es and officials of the county select a first and a second team of County All-Star Players. This year seven men from Pequea Valley were named to positions on these teams. The first team in- cluded Charles Hoober, left fullback, Lanny Am- mon, left halfbackg Ken Stoltzfus, outside right, and Al Hershey, center forward. The players se- lected for the second team included Scott Bleach- er, right fullback, Chuck Ebersole, outside left, and jim Lindecamp, goalie. Assistant Princi- pal, Harry Pownall, admires one of the new trophies. Four of the players named as all-stars: Ebersole ftopl, Hershey Cleftj, Linde- Camp fcenterl, and Stoltzfus frightl. 80 I rm - Za!! 1958 : for the soc? in and lim Pfinci' POWIIHHJ of fhe i l ff' PVHS 3 2 7 3 3 gl -u1fin.1pefC?'n.Ogt Gard 2 Co en Spot 1 U 9 Eonfiiiga 9 . 4 Lsfiin Manor 0 if 1 ieKen peter - Strasb 2 Q 2 G Ileff Squ Llrg O ,gTDC11otes Effden SpOtare Z PLAOU-League Gam 0 li Y C. lx 31 Bsfhel F GAMES f', James Bfgifnshfp O i CD1 L CFQW 1 Clntirvflsf Mefion nj BACK ROW-Cleft to rightl: Nelson Slaymaker, Ken Shee, Gary Peters, Dave Fisher, Dave Eisenberger, Tom Winters, Dave Work, Jarrell Horn, Ted Gregg. THIRD ROW-Henry Pownall, Norm Hershey, Walt Tennis, Don Miller, john Houder, Dale Rice, Ray Stern, Walt Lefever, Pete Eby, Larry Girvin. SEATED-Mr. John Koshuta Cassisrant coachj, Ned Baldwin, Scott Bleacher, Charles Hoober, Ron Rice, Al Hershey, Nelson Denlinger, Lanny Ammon, Tom Speakman, Doug High, Mr. Edmund Holcroft Ccoachl. KNEELING-Bill Yohn fmanagerl, Ken Stoltzfus, Jim Lin- decamp, Harold Groff, Chuck Ebersole, Jim Zimmerman Cmanagerl. The fall of 1958-59 proved to be a successful one at Pequea Valley as far as athletic contests Were concerned. This was especially true in soccer, Where the Braves won 14 of 16 scheduled games. The only losses Were in non-league games, and came at the hands of much larger schools. In addition to winning every league game, Pequea Valley turned a trick un- precedented by a Lancaster County team. After eliminating Bethel Township, Berks County, the team defeated james Buchanan, Franklin County, for the district title. The Braves ended a fine season by defeating Lower Merion, District One title holder, by a LO score, giv- ing Pequea Valley the Interdistrict title. This is the extent of interscholastic fall soc- cer in the state. In the remainder of the L4 V D state, soccer, if played, is a spring sport. Head Coach Holcroft discusses Strat Assistant Coach Koshuta. SO qc OPP, Onesf Donegagga Valley 5 Penn M O CCaSkey rasburg 5 strict anan istrict Crown, O 4 egy with I 1 Wim .'71w41Fuf At the close of each soccer season the coaches and officials of Lancaster County meet to select an All-Star Team. The group also names one senior soc- cer player as the outstanding player of the year. This player is presented the Ray W. Link Trophy, the highest honor a high school soccerman can be awarded in this county. This trophy is given as a memorial to Link, a soccer player and coach, who was killed on the golf course in a freak accident. The boy named the outstanding athlete is so named, not only because of his play, but also because Of the spirit, sportsmanship, and leadership which he displays. This year at the banquet, Charles Hoober, Pequea Valley's left fullback, was named recipient of the award. It was the second time in three years thata Braves' player has been given this honor. In 1956, Carrol Hershey received the same award. SZ affff SOC' RQY i in nd he of ki 3 C Keg, 9,6 in Jiffnlebic 79Jz,o.gJz.am Mr. Harry V. Pownall, assistant principal, who functions as director of athletics. He serves as the coordinator between school board, coaches, team, visiting team, officials and fans. Mr. Larry Perella, representing the athletic committee of the school board, whose job it is to set the athletic policies followed at P.V.H.S. Mrs. Violet Buckwalter, who handles the sec- retarial work. This includes preparing contracts eligibility lists, and related work. mhiioakeq J. V. SQUAD STANDING-Cleft to rightlz Rosann Pownall, Mary Alice Landis, Nancy Steinman, Jeanette Bauer, Jacqueline Lacock, Brenda Cunningham, Margaret Hoar, Peggy Lichty, Becky Walk- er, Joan Barge. KNEELING-Margaret Smoker, Jane Ford, Kathryn Hoober, Nancy Denlinger, Barbara Girvin, Josie Milley. MANAGERS STANDING-Kathleen Adams, Joanne Hil- YOU, Nancy Eby. KNEELING-Nancy Beane, Jo- hanna Stalder. 84 COACHES Mrs. Shirk and Miss Kramer check scores of previous games. Dthslioakeg VARSITY SQUAD C T LEFT TO RIGHT-Cathy Hess, Bert Nolt, Nancy Shaub, Sylvia Hershey, Io Hoar, Marsha Lacock, Carolyn Miller, Sally Coates, Delores Eisenberger, Linda Martin, Doris Houck, Carol Shiss- ler, Sally Wenger. W' SAIQQV -be caiedaae H PVHS OCKEY SCGRES 3 East Hempfield OPP. heim To O O Man 7 Wnsh ' 6 Penn Manor lp 1 Gard 32 Solan Lam 4 Cones asburg 1 en Spot 1 L CO 0 , Peter , Str 0 , l'Oga Valley 0 S 2 Hfffffffffcr u The Hockey team ended the season with six vic- tories and one defeat. The first encounter was Man- heim Township, who defeated us by a score of 1-O. In the next game Pequea won 7-1. Sally Wenger had three goals, Bert Nolt had two goals, and Sally Coates and Linda Martin each with one goal. The Pequea girls defeated Solanco ZfO. Sally Wenger starred in pushing through two goals. Determination was the big factor in the victory over Lampeter - Strasburg 3-1. The last game of the season was played against Con- estoga Valley. Pequea won 4f0. The girls deserve much credit for having the admirable record of 6 wins and 1 loss. CO-CAPTAINS Bert Nolt and Sally Wenger practice a tackle. ,. 1 Chuck goes high for important rebound. Al lays one up for two points. F' h on . IS ef battles for the ball. PEQUEA VALLEY SCORERS-flair to fighfbr Peggy L1ChfY, U lores Eisenberger, Doris Houck, and Mr. John Koshuta ftimekeepen' 86 B STANDING fleft to 'rightjz Chuck Ebersole, Ron Supplee Ron Rice Bill Yohn, Dave Fisher, Jim Eckman, Jim Lindecamp Al Hershey. KNEELING-Barry Henry CcoachJ ABSENT Bill Acker, Doug High, Lee Shirk The varsity basketball team of 1958-59 showed improve- ment over the team of the previous year. After a slow start Coach Barry Henry got the boys moving with a win over arch enemy Conestoga Valley, the last game of the first half. In the second half the boys really put on steam. With a series of victories the boys gradually moved up in the standings. Led by Ron Rice and Chuck Ebersole, the Braves moved into third place. The team ended the season a much Wiser and more experienced group of ballplayers. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS-Cleft to rightjz Nancy Shaub, Joanne Milley, Sally Wenger, Barbara Girvin, Pauline Secunda, Nancy Beane. 87 suis' STANDING-Cleft to rightlz Mr. Warren Hoopes Ccoachj, Ron Supplee, Tom Winters, Tom Speakman, Chris Conybeare, Dave Eisenberger, Ken Hershey, George Althouse, Bob Ritz Cmanagery KNEELING-Lew Hershey, Dick Rohrer, john Souder, George Good, Henry Pownall, Larry Girvin, Harold Groff, Gary Peters. The 1958 junior Varsity basketball team was one of youth and little experience. The team, all sophomores, played the entire first half without a victory, but gained valuable knowledge for the second half. Finally the JV Braves received the opportunity they had been searching for, and pulled an upset victory over the Solanco JV Team. Although the team finished low in the stand- ings, much experience was gained for the future basketball years at Pequea Valley. !.f'fr'r r me P558 J' V SCURES if Manh - .ig fHemPEZild Township gzip' 27 gfmegai 37 35 -xO0Ca11co 31 30 L Xford 31 20 amp r - 29 -ae dei egpoftrasburg 26 Wjzabefhtown 35 Z0 Cofzlrwick 56 r 33 est ' 21 gampeter S E 14 QOOIIEIIICO - trasburg 35 X Ord G Z8 S01 Dot 12 ' 30 Hnco if 41 sgZafW1Ck 41 4 JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS-Cleft f0 fig? 39 Coneg-31 33 l, Mary Alice Landis, Corrine Rohrer, Janette Bauer, Margaret Nljenotes NIgeSl'0ga Valley , Stetter. H-League Game Z9 lr I 88 O .HMB S. Tom 5 RHI Q vvmall, little hour s-'Vit upset and- lley. ,deff t t auefi Margin BACK ROW-fleft to 'rightlz Earl Lacock, Iohn Mitchell, Ted Gregg, Wayne Peters, Don Witmer, Mike Eby. MIDDLE ROW-Mr. Milan Kratzer fcoachj, Pete Kinzer, Clarence Crroff, Iere Frankhouser, Paul Secunda, Denton Neuhauser, Lester Houck Cmanagerj. KNEELING-Richard Groff, Roy Shirk, Albert Hershey, Bill Zimmerman, Glenn Herr. The Pequea Valley Junior High School team of 1958 was a very successful one. Under the guidance of Coach Mylin Kratzer, the team lost only two league games. Both of these losses were at the hands of Conestoga Valley, who walked off with the sectional championship. The team, led by freshmen Wayne Peters and Don Witmer, ended the season in second place. Qlffffiffrr U veg -fc PVH JR- HIG 19 S H SCORES 11 gemvffeid Opp. 32 empfleld 46 T . 44 L Wm Valley Z4 58 anlpeter S 7 Solanco ' trasburg 22 Garden S CO Dot 37 La nestoga Van 31 mpefer - ey i 34 .ielZC?1anC0 Strasburg 29 Z3 Izaberh i G t0Wn 1 7 , 16 Q arden SDot 32 li JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS-cleft to righrl 5 Rita Rug- -iexb Ollestoga V 25 ll gieri, Joan Martin, Ruth Shirk, Marilyn Rohlrer, Jacqueline Lacock enotes N alley y Louise Wenger, Laurel Koropsak, Diane MlHCh0ff- on-League G 33 ame. 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Leiciy Er Sons GARAGE N N' General Repairing ' Greasing - State Inspection Phone: HI 2-4907 KINZERS, PENNA. I N-. , , I BPI Wises Qrcharci 1 - 4, Lincoln Highway East X 'W Phone: HI 2-4355 GAP, PENNA- 4'A4 9 k 4 X 'hu Ca' ffflpam. x30 s - ir ii ,qw lflftizrgfy 'Ov 5 t . ., v ,u ' ' 1 N-'Y' 'FLA' . 'K O llunq.g,,,nmkwv.mn Piamzao' fini Pai. YM, 'L M f . 1. .WW 'i'f I . -'tri INA' . 'X N, P.. ' .haul 14 V W J.. ' A x Leaman Place Store C. M. ESHLEMAN Phone: SO 8-3034 .v.v.vAvAv. R .v.v.v.v. Harold Eb, Dressed Poultry AND Custom Dressing Phone: H1 2-4383 KINZERS, R. D. 1 Hamilton Watch Co. Military Products Division LANCASTER, PENNA. Clem E. Hooloer Wirthmore Feecls ....AND .... Kasco Dog Foocl so 8-3431 INTERCOURSE, PENNA. v vvvvvvvvv vvvvv vvvv Registered Hampshires Charles H. Rohrer Phone: OV 7-3526 PARADISE, R. D. 1 Earl SHLICICI' F 9 9 J AND F U. 9 I NEW HOLLAND, PENNA- Phone: EL 4-0861 Av'vAvAvAvi2Av'v'v'vAv' Snavely AND Dosch 324 North Queen Street LANCASTER, PENNA o v AUTO and TRUCK REPAIRS International Trucks SALES AND SERVICE Z4-Hour Towing Service H. C. Roloinson HI 2-4156 Lincoln Highway GAP -------.,v,,,,.-ff A ---vxnxgnxvvvvvvv A-:Y ----- ---- - A ' ' v v v v v v v v AvAv'v'v' 'vAvAvAvAvAiAvAv'v4v v Belmont Limestone Co. fFormerIy Wenger Sr Sensenig Co.J Agricultural Limestone CRUSI-IED STONE PARADISE, R. D. 1, PENNA. Phone: I-II Z-4500 v-v.v.v.'Av.vAvAv.vAvAv.v.'AvAvAvAvAvAvA kkiikivvvvvv vv CharIes W. Lurldgfen anol Sons Cemetery Memorials Phone: so 8,3715 PARADISE, PENNA- fvilvvvv VioIa,s Suits - Dresses - Lingerie CUSTOM MADE EVENING 81 WEDDING GGWNS 102 East Main Street Phone: RE 3-1757 EPHRATA, PENNA- George S. AIthouse Gasoline - Oil - Etc, Phone: RE 3,0905 EPI-IRATA, R. U. 3, PENNA v-,vvv-v-.-.-'Av-v-v-'Av-vane'-v-v-v2 Paul M. 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I ws I M1 4... , I I 'UlNlMnNwwm llen lerision EN. rl . Paul Nolt GAP Willis W. Futer GORDONVILLE, R. D. 1, PENNA, Television Sales ff Service Phone: SO 8-8184 .-v-:.-v-.Avvf.-4v.-.-v-vAv-v- -v+v-- .-av'-v-:v-v Bracl4loill's Garage General Repair Worle Phone: SO 83251 vvvvvkivvvxvvvfv Leonard C. Miller Painting - Paperhanging AND Floor Sanding Box 85 SOUDERSBURG, PENNA. Phone: OV 73018 V. D. Kling Agency AUCTIONEER Real Estate AND Insurance Community Public Sale First Saturday in Each Month! INTERCOURSE, PENNA. Phones: SO 8-3441 - EX 2-7492 AvA A A A A AvA A A A A A A A A AA A A A TSA AvAvAvAvAvAvAvAvA Qsceola Flour Mills Flour - Feed - Grains GORDONVILLE, R. D. 1, PENNA. Phone: SO 8-8181 v-v-v-v-v-v-v-: v-v-v-.-v-.af--A:-A-' 'v'-'v 'V 7 1 vv--:Q-v-.-.-v-.Av-v-v-v-v-.-v-'Av-.-.-.-.-v-YA.-.-v-.-v-v-ve'-v uH 'www Xlgrlitl lore .. -. 1 Nix: faq, 1. ww BIS ,ima SFR r NA' U... pEN George Steffy General Hauling SOUDERSBURG, PENNA. 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Phone: HI 2-4618 New Holland Paint Store 215 East Main Street O,Brien Paint S' Wallpapers SPRAY PAINTING MAHLON KURTZ - Prop. E. C. Witmer Masonry Contractors STRASBURG, PENNA, v v v v v v v v v if vAvAv'v'v'v'vAv' J. M. Hagans S' Son De Soto Plymouth msm Eatpagatjr Phone: OV 7-4921 STRASBURG, PENNA. VVW'VVVVVv'vv'v A'----+- -A--yvsf ---+----- A-vvvu DOHHICI SHIOICCI' S. R. Bachman SEVEN GENERATIONS OF Funeral Service STRASEURG, PENNA. Roy Weaver AGENT State Farm Insurance Co. North Decatur Street STRASBURG, PENNA' AUTO - LIFE - FIRE - LIABILITY A ,. ,, ,,, - - - - - - - - - - - v,v,'.v.v-v-,-,-,-v-.-v-'Av-v-arvev-'A-16'-4 'vAvA ?G'v'v' I?vilbAv'vAv'vAv'vAv'v'JY? Tri-Mor Mfg. Co. ....MAKERS oE.... Quality Garments PARADISE, PENNA, Phone: Strasburg OV 7-6441 Arthur S. Young C0-f INC. Power Farming Equipment AND SUPPLIES GENERAL MACHINE SHOP Phone: HI 2-4186 KINZERS, PENNA. 4, AAAAA, v,,,,vvvv VV'VV'NlNAuvnaA-A--- -A ---------- 'v'v'v'v ' v v v -vAv-vAv-vw.-v-v-v-v- v v vvvv ' ' .v.v.v- ,-,-,-.vw-.-.-.-.-v I in it 4 Gooclyear Tires gf 4 BATTERIES f RECAPPING - RADIO 4, Television - Electrical APPHHUCQS E' 'I 9 P Lebzelter S 1 P 237 N. Queen Street LANCASTER, PENNA. Over 59 Years! Gooclwill Usecl Cars Nligdon Pontiac 20 Lancaster Avenue STRASBURG, PENNA. CARL MICDCN Phone: OV 7-3411 vAJQAvAvAv.v. - - A -v-- -47vAv-v-v-J P. Ll. Bair AND Son GAP, PENNA. 4' James High Feecl Purina AND WEAR A SMILE! GORDONVILLE, R. D. 1, PENNA. Phone: EL 4-0301 Hogg 6 Sliaub General Auto Repairing Trummfs Dutch Place STATE INSPECTION STATION 55 New and Used Cars gi SALES AND SERVICES LYric 3-5176 ,I I in Route 340 INTERCOURSE, PENNA Phone: SO 8-3752 CHESTER ATGLEN, PENNA. Brown F u n e r a l H o m e VPARADISE, PENNA, Clair W. Denlinger Carpenter AND Builcler RONKS, R. D. 1, PENNA. OV 7-3878 Walter fr rlaclcson, lnc. GENERAL LINE OF Builcling Material CHRISTIANA, PENNA LY 3-5195 .lolin Houder ORIGINAL LANCASTER COUNTY S w i S S C li e e S e Phone: HI 2-4424 GAP, P - ---- vvvYvvvv4Nl vJ9'vvvv IOO ENNA .H can D I M haf I 'fn . -Q - u DN.. zgh ina 'Wli bgg- 'l. . . PIHCC ta: 'rift vw'M M' IHC. fl jim ww P Ewa. M E. Roy Trout E5 Son Live Poultry AND Eggs Phones:- HI 2-4346 - EX 3-0445 PARADISE, PENNA. Sinclair Service Station NED MCCLURE Phone: I-II 2-4615 GAP, PENNA. Wm. R. Shirk Fresh AND Smoked Meats GAP, R. D. 1, PENNA. White Horse Ross PHFIDCT Hardware ELECTRICAL AND PORTABLE WELDING White Horse GAP, R. D. 1, PENNA. Phone: SO 8-8057 -----A--.AA A A- -AAA vvv v vYkvvi BaIoIwin's Garage GAP, R. D. 1, PENNA. Keep Trim With Our Trim Dorfs Barher Shop Two Chairs Route 30 G Phone: HI 2-4379 AP HILL Norman Gfaham Bai later GAP, R. D. 1. PENNA. Phone: SO 8f809O W. D. Hershey I Concrete Products HI 2-4298 KINZERS, PENNA. Phone: HI 2-4381 Thomas F. Feister Painting, Floor Sanding, AND Paperhanging KINZERS, R. D. 1, PENNA- FREE ESTIMATES! .Ierre L. Groff Painting ' Decorating WALL TILE - FLOOR COVERING Phone: ov 7-6081 STRASBURG, PENNA- A A A - A -,'.'vvv A A A A A A A AvA AvAvAvAv,'AvAvAv v - v v v A A A A A AAA A A AvAvAvAvAv.v-v-v-v-,-gr,-.-up v v v v v .1 v v I 101 ,-f,A:vAv'.'vAvz0,A: W. L. Whites Sons Cemetery Memorials HONEY BROOK, PENNA- All Work Guaranteed! Phone: 3-5613 Stoltzfus Steak and Bar-B-Que SOFT ICE CREAM Milk Shakes All Kinds of Sandwiches GAP Lincoln Highway West C1roff's Hardware NEW HOLLAND, PENNA. Hardware ' Housewares HOTPCINT APPLIANCES William lVIoscovic Lumber Company Wertz's Service Station Phone: OV 7-6014 STRASBURG, PENN A, State Inspection f Washing f Greasing Atlantic Gas AND Oil ,.4vsf.-v.vvvvw- The Willows SIX MILES EAST OF LANCASTER On Route 30 Walter IVI. Rohrer PARADISE, R. D. 1, PENNA, Poultry f-1 Eggs FRUITS and VEGETABLES IN SEASON Phone: OV 7-3551 vevevdafvv-v-vw.-Jvsnnnfv-.-Y-v-.spy Frank Groff Stone AND Block Layer Health Foods 1002 WHOLE WHEAT FLOUR CBurr Groundl If you prefer the Organic, we have it! Roasted Yellow Corn Meal, Whole Rye Flour, Wheat Germ Meal Sold in 10 lb. lots or by the ton. Can ship by Parcel Post. Rohrer's lVIiII Phone: OV 7-4787 RCNKS, R. D. 1, PENNA Woerth AND Feister General Merchandise FRESH MEATS PARADISE, R. D. 1, PENNA. Phone: LY 3-5033 u 1 J' 111 'v Q., F. G llv ,fl-'. l .',. M' N 'N M..-f Ilia A 'Munn- Xl? i pcb' N , .hd- fr v 1 MX Ck -N E nm N -D '14 ' ' 2 fi s r vt- , E a .W '5504 Q'-. Q N .fry 1 .--g D IV, .hu ',.-'- ,v ' vi.- V.. .-J' 'fffi x ,r 'NN Plumbing .-1 Heating SHEET METAL WORK F. B. Koch 8 Sons General Hardware STRASBURG, PENNA- S. Ruhinson S' Sons, lnc. Department Store NEW HOLLAND, PENNA Phone: EL 4-2249 Phone: SO 8-3651 Howard Bracliloills Garage RONKS, R. D. 1, PENNA, General Auto Repairing NEW and USED CARS Old Philadelphia Pike and Gordonville Road Lancaster Business School Established 1855! Courses in BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Accounting - Secretarial Stenographic - Executive Secretarial 48 N. Queen Street Phone: Lancaster EX 7-8818 55 If You Stop To Think .... You Wil.l Think To Stop oqcvAToooc I lVlilley,s Service Station William W. Bair painting AND Decorating Spring Garden KINZERS, R. D. 1, PENNA Phone: SO 8-8113 Rohert D. Hoffeclqer General Merchandise LANCO STORES Phone: ov 7.3151 RONKS, PENNA. Henry H. Groff Cesspool, Septic Tank AND Cistern Cleaning ' AND INSTALLATION CONCRETE SEPTIC TANKS For Sale! Phone: EX 2-0157 B1RD.1N.1-IAND, PENNA' Phones: SO 8-8201 - SO 8-8211 SIVIOKER FARM ELEVATORS, Inc. ....Manufacturers of.... lntercourse, Bulle Storage Bins Penna. AAAA,,.v.v.,4vvvvv AA,,---- v -,-vvw-v--vvv' -vvvvvf,-.-v-vw.-v-v-.-v-.-Jun.-vanaev v v v v v ' ' ' AvAv'v?b'vAv'b'v'v GEORGE E. HOAR I-I Insurance Agency Insurance Coverage for All Risks AUTOMOBILE SL GENERAL CASUALTY - HEALTH SL ACCIDENT FIRE, STORM SL EXTENDED COVERAGES - HOSPITALIZATION Modern Homeowners Package Policies Gap I-II 2-4393 State Road Gap, Penna- Phone: OV 7-5511 CStrasburgJ REYNOLD E. SHENKE CO. Tool Design I-1 Die Design I-1 Methods Tool AND Die Making I-I Special Machinery Metal Stampings I-I Production Machinery Paradise, Route 30, 9 Miles East of Lancaster Penna. JOE MYERS' DINER JOE MYERS' DRIVE-IN U. S. Route 30 Lancaster, Penna. Lincoln Highway East Phone: EX 3-0804 or EX 4-0619 FRANK IX a soNs .. PENNA. coRP. Textiles, Lilee Foocls, Are Basic . . . DON'T OVERLOOK ITS JOB OPPORTUNITIES! New Holland, Penna. GUNS FISHING EQUIPMENT SI-IENK BROS. Sporting Goods ancl Toys 30 West King Street Lancaster, Penna. TOYS VARSITY SWEATERS 104 'M 'LY' 'N M ig-- .fir 'X 'Av fx 'xx Qw- lre CU F 5 O k!i?.:,',gfF Ill F 'Ora no .I 1 . -.-L, luuuqwm, ,fr ORP. '1 Mi ffigvu' ff' WENT ITEKS ff AMOS B. WITMER I Maytag AND Westinghouse P2f2diSC, Penna Phone: OV 7-6113 THE GAP NATION!-Xl BANK Sev e a s Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Av'v'v'v'v'v'vAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAv'v'vAvAv''Av'-fvAvAvAv'v'v'vAvAvAv'v'v'v'vAv'v'v AMOS EBY 8 COMPANY ...IVIANUFACTURERS OF High Grade Fer L lze Phone: OV 7-2490 Paradise, Penna A Sitothfzthuls SZ S In Hn , Gqapgaff Waving 5' QZLLLQECJ Stone Talmage, Penna Phone: OL 6-2411 g F. MARVIN RICE General Auto Repairing OFFICIAL INSPECTION STATI Phone: OV 7-2898 R0Uk5 P 611112 105 vvv-,AA A,-,Av-vev-.-vafzvvw-v4.4-A-A-Av' ' ' ' WALTER F. COBLE 720 Grandview Blvd. Phone: EX 2-1934 30 YEARS OF SERVICE IN THIS AREA ....of.... Pensupreme Milk AND Dairy Products , ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, ,,,.,v,ve--+-- -- --.saafv-.nav-'Av-vAv'v vvvvvvvv SHREINERS FLOWERS Phone: so 8-3201 Paradise, PCUDH- I l . nn.. .R RRA..an--5A-----a.A--.f---A-A-----AAA-AAAAAAAAAAAAAAA- vv vvvv vv vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv CHARLES B. HOCDBER Intercourse, Perma. Farmaii Tractors SALES and SERVICE JOHN BEAN SPRAYERS Phone: SO 8-3501 'viAvAv'v'v' 14vAv'QAvAvAvAv' AvAv'v'v'vAvAvAv'v'vA FISHER'S DIESEL SERVICE Diesel Engines AND Homeiite Chain Saws PUMPS AND GENERATORS Gap, Penna. Phone: HI 2-4674 - Residence - HI Z-4365 AAAA- 44 --------- vvvv v vvvvv v Phfmer S0 33321 Phone: so 8-8167 DILLER 6 CLARK 4 Electrical Service KELVINATOR RANGES 5 REFRIGERATGRS - FREEZERS AUTOMATIC WASHERS - DRYERS 106 i Y L. J. DENLINGER CU. Leaman Place, Penna. Master Mix Feeds MASTER MASTER I FEEDS Lumber ' Cgal FEEDS Denlinger's Feeds Serve Definite Needs I Phone: SO 8,3031 phone. so 8-3021 P PAUL M. RESSLER E- SUN ...Dealers in.... t Coal f-1 Lumber f-- Grain f-I Feed 1 ' Holfsum i i I i A A 9AvAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAv'vAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAv'vAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAvA vAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAvA Q MT. 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SONS DEPARTMENT STORE Bottled Gas Fuel Oil 1909 - GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY - 1959 INTERCOURSE, PENNA 5 I I O I ariinki 4 airg gmiilk, Zine Glrwm ami! Bairg qgrnhunis Ehvannasier, Henna. ,ff 111 A A A v v v v v v A,'vA,-'AviAJ AvAvAv.v- v LA+v'v'-A-Av'- 9'h ' 'Q' ' ELECTRICAL WIRING AND APPLIANCES o DEUUHEG Wm m O s E R v E s A P P LI A N C E S EASY WASHERS SUNBEAM APPLIANCES MGNARCH ELECTRIC RANGES G-E HOUSEWARES TAPPAN ELECTRIC RANGES IRONRITE IRONERS HOOVER CLEANERS We Trade - We Install - We Service MARK E. DENLINGER fig --A 'CA f 62 -'fx 1,0 X cp:r1d,v 9 S4 FX 5 z- .X-IFA ,- 4 iq A I . ,1, , :- ,... -I. S ' I 0' . 'I 'W ,f I -,,.,, if C ZIC L-fgg P M PHONE: SO 83541 INTERCCURSE, PENNA. rw . ' 'v. A U A I ::- 'L -A N A A .. I J fi ' gfff ' EI' . f , . Q oi 1 ll ol J xxx 1, ll Q EJ Y L, .7 'D' 4' PRESIDENT ,,,,,-. -,--.---- VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY ....... TREASURER .....,, REPORTER ..,,,,,, SENTINEL .,.,,,,, CHAPLAIN ....... .. Ray Hostetter Charles Hoober Ill. U. I. PAT. GY!- F . F. A. 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