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

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1960 volume:

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Appreciation We, the class of 1960, wish to express our sincere gratitude to all who have made possible this edition of the Pequoian. We especially thank Mr. Robert Denlinger, our year- book advisor, for his advice and assistance. We extend thanks to the administration and the faculty for their co-operation. To Mr. Russell Shelly and Mr. Harold McKinny, our photographers, and to Mr. Harvey Ensinger, our printer, we also express our appreciation. Table of Contents Introduction ..... Administration ......... .... Seniors ............... Underclassmen ......... ........ Achievements ....... ........ Activities ....... Sports ..................... ........ Ads and Patrons Page 1 7 21 39 51 61 79 93 Dedication We, the Class of 1960, wish to dedicate this edition of the Pequoian to our Senior Class advisors, Mrs. Josephine Strausser and Mr. Robert Denlinger, who have been constant sources of advice and assistance in our vaiedictory year. Arthur W. Eshelman, Principal T 0 I I Principal s Message To the Class of 1960: Someone said - Youth is the time of fragrant blossoms and blue skies and laughing waters. Seniors, the world is yours if you are prepared and ready to work. Up to now you have been apprentices in the great fraternity of the adult world. You have been placed on approval -- learning the lessons and disciplines and performing the tasks that fell to your lot. From now on you are full members. Some of you may feel that this membership has been forced upon you, that you are asked to participate in a program with which you are out of sympathy. Under- standing such honest reluctance, we, the rest of the democratic family, say this to you - - we must all work together, whatever may be our individual differences and philosophies. This is a time when we must show a united front. In the future world peace will be as challenging as war has ever been. That is where you come in. Soon you will be the older generation and your children will undoubtedly be asking you all the questions you have been firing at us. Yours is the task of building a better world. Yours is a great responsibility and challenge. Weigh it well. This is not a hopeless world. Education, faith in God and country, character and decent living are still powers for good in our land and in the world. Remember this - great democracies depend on trained devoted youth. You have the power and the will to fill the need. This is your opportunity to serve. Look into the future with a spirit of high adventure - with all the wisdom and creative spirit which you can muster and summon the courage that comes from having a great faith in the future - and you cannot fail. I congratulate you and give you my best wishes. Have faith in God, in yourself and in the future. ARTHUR W. ESHELMAN Principal. 8 Harry V. Pownall, Assistant Principal Assistant PrincipoI's Message WHAT IS YOUR PURPOSE? It is important in our lives that we continually concern our- selves with purposes. We must constantly keep in mind that behind every action, whether instinctive or contemplative, there is always a definite purpose. It is also of utmost importance to take time to study and analyze the underlying motives or purposes behind all actions, including our own as well as those of the other person. Upon hearing a comment concerning a friend or acquaintance, whether favorable or unfavorable, do you ask yourself, just what prompted such a statement? Was it to help or hinder? The real purpose of any statement is its consequence. Why not quietly search for the motives that prompt all actions or comments? Every premeditated action, at its root, has a good or bad motive, so before taking action on any important matter, try to determine the fundamental purpose - where you are going, why you are headed in that direction and what you expect to achieve when you have reached your goal. Most important of all would be this questionz- What is my major purpose in life and why do I do the things I do? HARRY V. POWNALL Assistant Principal. 9 Local School Board Members BACK ROW-Robert Mil- ler, Earle Emery, Harold Ken- H R' H h W. eagy, . me ers ey, Stanley Moore, Ellis Kramer, Martin Wanner, Iohn Reeser, Lawrence Perella, Dr. C. I. Bryer, Ir., Granville Clark. FRONT ROW - Alfred Wanner, Warren Watson, Frank Lichty, Harry Brackbill, Learnan Hershey, Walter S. Denlinger, Paul Martin, Irvin Slay- maker. ABSENT-Earl Ranck, Mel- vin Robinson, William Diller. PEQUEA VALLEY JOINT SCHOOL BOARD Earle Emery ...,...,.....................,..,......,.............,........................ President Dr. C. J. Bryer, Ir. ........................................................ Vice President 'FH. Rine Hershey ........ ............. S ecretary Harold B. Keneagy .......................................,........................ Treasurer ' '-Not a Board Member. PEQUEA VALLEY JOINT SCHOOL BOARDS SALISBURY PARADISE Dr, C, Bryer, Jr, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, President Earle Emery .............................. President Irvin W. Slaymaker ........ Vice President Ellis Kramer .................... ViCC President Alfred Wanner ......... ............. S ecretary Frank Lichty ............. .......--.-.. S CCTBCKIT5' Warren R. Watson ...... ......... T reasurer Harold Keneagy .......... ........ T reasurer Melvin Robinson Walter S. Denlinger LEACOCK NEW MILLTOWN IND. W. Stanley Moore .................... President Harry G. Brackbill ,.,.,,.,.,....,..,., President Robert B. Miller .............. Vice President john U. Reeser ................ Vice President J. Earl Ranck ........... ............. S ecretary Granville A. Clark .................. Secretary Paul L. Martin .............. ......... T reasurer Martin E. Wanner ..,... ,,..,,,, T reasurer Lawrence I. Perella Harold B. Keneagy 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. Gerlach. SPECIAL EDUCATION - LANCASTER COUNTY Supervisors of Special Education - Dr. S. june Smith, Assistant - I. 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 - Harold B. Keneagy, Paradise Township: Secretary - Ray H. Miller, Manheim Centralg Treasurer - E. Musser Heisey, Mount Joy Town- shipg Vice President - John M. Sprecher, Ephrata Uniong Member - Robert W. Herr, Quarryville Boroughg Member - Harry F. Houser, Lampeter-Strasburg Uniong Member - Dr. Hiram L. Weist, Hempfield Union. IO Faculty Members BETTY B. AIKEN SUBJECTS-Biology and Health. ACTIVITIES-Sophomore Class Ad- visor. COLLEGE and DEGREE-B.S. in Ed- ucation, Millersville State College. GEORGE ALTI-IOUSE, IR. SUBJECT-Guidance. ACTIVITIES-Student Council Advisor, Vice President of Pequea Valley Teachers' Association. COLLEGE and DEGREE-B.S. Eliza- bethtown College, Franklin and Mar- shall College, M.Ed. Temple Uni- versity. RICHARD ALAN ALTMAN SUBJECT-History. ACTIVITIES-Freshmen Soccer Coach. COLLEGE and DEGREE-A.B. Soci- ology, Franklin and Marshall College, Penn State University, University of Colorado. HELENA R. ASHWELL SUBJECTS-English and French. ACTIVITIES-Sophomore Class Ad- visor, Dramatics Club Advisor. COLLEGE and DEGREE-B.S. in Ed- ucation, Shippensburg State College. DONALD W. BAILEY SUBJECTS--Boys' Health and Physical Education. ACTIVITIES-Soccer Coach, Junior Varsity Basketball Coach. COLLEGE and DEGREE-B.S. in Health, Physical Education, and Rec- reation, West Chester State College. 11 HAROLD E. BRENNER SUBJECT-Industrial Arts. ACTIVITIES-Stage Manager, Eighth Grade Class Advisor. COLLEGE and DEGREE-B.S. Millers- ville State College. Rl TA L. BRIGHTBILL SUBIECT--Home Economics. COLLEGE and DEGREE-B.S. in Home Economics, Indiana State College. CATHERINE R. COLEMAN SUBJECTS-Civics, History, and Guid- ance. ACT IVITIES-Freshman Class Advisor, Advisor for Ninth Grade Night, As- sembly Committee Chairman. COLLEGE and DEGREE-B.S. in Music Education, B.S. in Social Studies, Mil- lersville State College, Lebanon Val- ley College, Columbia University. ROBERT C. DENLINGER SUBJECTS-P.O.D. and English. ACTIVITIES-Senior Class Advisor, Yearbook Advisor, F.T.A. Advisor. COLLEGE and DEGREE-A.B. in Ed- ucation, Franklin and Marshall Col- lege, Temple University, Penn State University. G. ALLEN ECKERT SUBJECT-History. ACTIVITIES-Junior Class Advisor, Baseball Coach, Faculty Manager. COLLEGE and DEGREE-B.S. Millers- ville State College, M.S. Temple Uni- versity. 12 Faculty Members EVERETT P. FREY SUBIECTS-Industrial Arts and Gen eral Science. COLLEGE and DEGREE-B.S. in Ed- ucation, Penn State University. SHIRLEY I. GARRETT SUBJECTS-Typing, Shorthand, Office Practice, and j.B.T. ACTIVITIES-National Honor Society Advisor. COLLEGE and DEGREE-B.S. in Ed- ucation, Shippensburg State College. HENRY E. GIVLER SUBJECT-Vocational Agriculture. ACTIVITIES-F.F.A. Advisor, Sopho- more Class Advisor. COLLEGE and DEGREE-B.S. in Agri- cultural Education-General Science, Penn State University. IOSEPH G. I-IESS SUBJECTS-Math and Algebra. COLLEGE and DEGREE-A.B. Franklin and Marshall College. EDWIN A. HIGGINS SUBJECT -Science. COLLEGE and DEGREE-B.S. in Ed- ucation, Millersville State College. 13 i - KATHERINE M. HOOPES SUBIECTS-Music and Guidance. ACTIVITIES-Chorus Director. COLLEGE and DEGREE-B.M. in Music, Philadelphia Conservatory of Music. WARREN G. H OOPES SUBJECT-Geography. ACTIVITIES-Iunior Varsity Soccer Coach. COLLEGE and DEGREE-B.S. in Ed- ucation, West Chester State College. RHODA W. HOSTETTER School Nurse. COLLEGE and DEGREE-R.N. Lan- caster General Hospital, West Chester State College, Penn State University. CAROLYN H. KEITH SUBJECT-Librarian. ACTIVITIES-Library Club, Iunior- Senior Play Director, Treasurer of Pequea Valley Teachers' Association. COLLEGE and DEGREE-B.S. in Ed- ucation, Millersville State College. I OHN KOSHUTA SUBJECT S-Instrumental Music and English. ACTIVITIES-Band Director. COLLEGE and DEGREE-B.S. in Music Education, West Chester State Col- ege. 14 Faculty Members JOHN L. KRAFT SUBJECT-English. COLLEGE and DEGREE-A.B. in Lib- eral Arts, Elizabethtown College. IOANN M. KRAMER SUBIECTS-Girls' Health and Physical Education. ACTIVITIES-Hockey Coach. COLLEGE and DEGREE-B.S. West Chester State College, Millersville State College. MILAN 1. KRATZER SUBJECTS-English and Reading. ACTIVITIES-Iunior High Basketball Coach, Assistant Baseball Coach. COLLEGE and DEGREE-B.A. Susque- hanna University. ROBERTA S. LEWIS SUBJECT -Vocational Homemaking. COLLEGE and DEGREE-M.S. in Home Economics, Ball State Teachers College, Purdue University. IOHN T. MADIGAN SUBJECTS-Chemistry and Physics. COLLEGE and DEGREE-B.S. in Ed- ucation, Millersville State College. 15 AMMON S. MARTIN SUBJECT -Special Education. COLLEGE and DEGREE-B.A. Lycom- ing College. ROBERT S. MARZOLF SUBJECTS-Math, Algebra, and Plane Geometry. COLLEGE and DEGREE-B.A. in Ed- ucation, Franklin and Marshall Col- ege. HAROLD P. MIHALIK SUBJECTS-Driver Training, Health, and First Aid Instruction. ACTIVITIES-Varsity Basketball Coach. COLLEGE and DEGREE-B.S. in Health Education, East Stroudsburg State College. SARAH ANN MYER SQBJECTS-English, German, and Read- mg. ACT IVITIES-Cheerleading Coach, Stu- ' dent Council Advisor. COLLEGE and DEGREE-B.S. Millers- ville State College, University of Col- orado, University of Miami. CHARLES K. ROTH SUBJECTS-Typing, Bookkeeping, and Business Law. ACTIVITIES-President of Pequea Val- ley Teachers' Association, Track Coach. COLLEGE and DEGREE-B.S. in Busi- ness Administration, Elizabethtown College. 16 Faculty Members EUGENE P. SANDEL SUBIECTS-A l g e b r a , Trigonometry, Plane Geometry, and Business Arith- metic. ACTIVITIES-Junior Class Advisor, Asa sistant Director of Junior-Senior Play. COLLEGE and DEGREE-B.S. in Ed- ucation, Bloomsburg State College. MARY X. SERLEMITSOS SUBJECTS-Science and Math. COLLEGE and DEGREE-B.S. Millers- ville State College. LUCILLE C. SHIRK SUBJECTS-General and Vocational Homemaking. ACTIVITIES-Assistant Hockey Coach. COLLEGE and DEGREE-B.S. Juniata College. IOSEPHINE STRAUSSER SUBJECT-English. ACTIVITIES-Pioneer Advisor, Senior Class Advisor, Secretary of Pequea Valley Teachers' Association. COLLEGE and DEGREE-A.B. Al- bright College. IOAN WHITENIGHT SUBJECT-Art. ACTIVITIES-Scenery Crew Advisor. COLLEGE and DEGREE--B.S. in Art Education, Kutztown State College. 17 SUBJECT-Principal. DONALD CORBIN SUBJECT-Student Teacher in ln- dustrial Arts under the supervision of Mr. Harold Brenner. COLLEGE ATTENDED-M i l l e r s ville State College. ARTHUR W. ESHELMAN COLLEGE and DEGREE-B.S. in Science, Elizabethtown College, M.A. in Administration and Supervision in Secondary Education, Columbia Uni- versity, Graduate Study, Temple Uni- versity. HARRY V. POWNALL SUBJECT-Assistant Principal. COLLEGE and DEGREE-B.S. in Ed- ucation, Millersville State College, M.S. in Education, Supervision, and Administration, Temple University, University of Delaware, Elizabethtown College. JOHN T. SMAILER SUBJECT-Student Teacher in In- dustrial Arts under the supervision of Mr. Harold Brenner. COLLEGE ATTENDED-M i l 1 e r s - ville State College. 18 Faculty Medical Services Among the services rendered by the medical department of Pequea Valley this year were: physicals given to the seventh and eleventh grade students, dental services, tuberculin tests, and the arranging of the scheduling of the Mobile X-Ray Unit. The school doctors are: Dr. Robert Bauer, Dr. George Beacher, Dr. H. B. Frew, and Dr. David Krusen. The 'lschool dentist is Dr. Robert Crandall. Secretarial Staff Mrs. Doris H. Lichty Mrs. Violet Buclcwalter Secretary Assistant Secretary 19 Cafeteria Staff These ladies are responsible for sup- plying food for 600 students and faculty members each day. They are: Mrs. Harold Shelly, Mrs. George Kramer, Mrs. Edna Sweigart, Mrs. Catherine Wanner fManagerJ, Mrs. Reba Hillard, and Mrs. Paul Hershey. Custodians and Maintenance Here are the men who keep our school one of the cleanest in the county. From left to right are Derry Flack, Parke Bryson, and George Arment. Absent is John Elmer. Transportation Staff At least 95'X: of the students attending our school depend on these vehicles to transport them daily. The drivers are: Chester Sweigart, Ray Benner, Menno Eby, Ira Wetzler, Herman Robinson, Grant Trout, Frank Hess, Robert Stauffer, Isaac Hostetter, Aaron Stoltzfus, and J. Richard Messner. 20 Class History During our freshman year at Pequea Valley we were confronted with many important decisions. First of all we elected as President - Al Hershey, Vice- President - Chuck Ebersole, Secretary - Janice Keene, Treasurer - Ronnie C. Rice. The most important decision was that of choosing our class motto, class colors, and class flowers. We chose as our class motto - We are the Future, the Future is Ours , as our class colors - black and white, and as our class flowers - red and white roses. Our first chance to prove our capabilities came when We sponsored a successful dance after a basketball game. We were very proud when we participated in the second annual Ninth Grade Night . This was a plateau in our high school career. As sophomores we elected the following officers: President - Al Hershey, Vice-President - Doug High, Secretary - Pauline Secunda, Treasurer - Ronnie C. Rice. We were the first class of Pequea Valley to purchase school jackets in the sophomore year. We kept the tradition of using the school colors for our jackets. Once again we sponsored a dance after a basketball game, calling it the Sopho- more Shag . Our junior year fulfilled all of our anticipations. It proved to be a year of hard work and many new and exciting ideas. We first ordered our class rings, using a black onyx stone for its base. Then our hard work began. We sponsored a Bake and Soup Sale to earn extra money for the Prom, to be given in honor of the Seniors. In planning for the Prom, a new and exciting idea was developed. Why not have a Post Prom Party instead of the usual banquet? The idea was immediately accepted and definite plans were made. The local Mary-Ferree Society co-operated with us and sponsored the breakfast at the Dutch Town 81 Country Inn. We will always remember the fun we had decorating and the tedious task of making stars to carry out our theme Stardust , We were pleased and delighted with the results of our new idea I I Our hard-working officers of the year were President -- Al Hershey, Vice-President - Doug High, Secretary - Pauline Secunda, and Treasurer - Ronnie C. Rice. Finally the year of the greatest anticipation arrived. We were determined to make it a year that would never be forgotten. We elected as President -- Chuck Ebersole, Vice-President - Doug High, Secretary - Pauline Secunda, and Treasurer - Ronnie C. Rice. To increase our treasury we sponsored a Bake and Soup Sale and three dances. One of these dances was held in the fall in the school parking lot. The other two dances were held after basketball games in the gym. The trip to New York was unforgettable! Starting out at 4:30 A. M. on November 25, we visited many important and interesting places in New York. Other events still in preparation at this time include the annual trip to Washington, D. C., and the graduation exercises. Pauline Secunda, SECRETARY. 22 Academic Chuck - P. V.'s basketball star - one of the Mr. Perfects - neat eyes. Class President 35 Pequoian 35 F.T.A. 35 Student Council 1, 2, 35 Ir.-Sr. Play 2, 35 Color Guard 2, 35 Soccer 1, 2, 35 Varsity Basketball 1, Z, 35 Baseball 1, 2, 35 All County Soccer 2, 3. General Business Deuce - rough fullback - good-looking - Cassanoval Class Treasurer 1, 2, 35 Band 2, 35 School Paper 35 Pequoian 35 Jr.-Sr. Play 35 Soccer 35 Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 35 Baseball 1, 2, 35 All County Soccer 3. Class Officers CHARLES H. EBERSOLE President DOUGLAS G. HIGH Vice President MOTTO We Are the Future - The Future is Ours. COLORS Black and White. FLOWERS Red and White Roses. RONALD C. RICE Treasurer PAULINE 1. SECUNDA Secretary 23 General Business Doug - Drag Wagon - Anyone have change for a twenty? - feed man. Vice President 1, 2, 35 Student Coun- cil 1, 2, 35 Soccer 2, 35 JV Basketball 15 Varsity Basketball 2, 35 Baseball 1, 2, 3. Academic Leen - hot clarinetist - neat eyes - pumps gas. Class Secretary 1, Z, 35 Band 1, Z, 35 Pequoian 35 National Honor Society 2, 35 Student Council 35 Cheerleading 2, 35 County Orchestra 1, 25 County Band 35 District Band 2, 3. l i KATHLEEN M. ADAMS Academic Kathy - neat hair - studious - pleasing personality. Banner Carrier 39 Chorus 1, Z3 Co-Editor of Pequoian 35 National Honor Society 1, 2, 35 National Honor Society Secretary 23 F.T.A. Secretary 33 Dramatics Club 33 Hockey Manager 1, 2, 33 School Paper 2, 3, George - seen Class GEORGE ALTHOUSE General Business with Thea - hot Merc - dimples. Pequoian 39 JV Basketball 1, 2. -1 IOAN E. BARGE Academic Bargie - long hair - quiet -- accent. Band 1, 25 Chorus 1, 2, 33 National Honor Society 2, 33 F.H.A. 23 Hockey 1, 2. NEWTON BEILER Agriculture Newt - future farmer - quiet - long hair. F.F.A. 1, 2, 35 County Co-op Awardg F.F.A. Career Day. PAUL L. BRACKBILL General Business Whitey - anything for money - rosey cheeks - neat appearance. Pequoian 3. 24 Roll EMILY DIPPNER General Business Dippie - drives a hot Ford - those stockings MARTHA CLARK Commercial Martha - Want a Clark Bar? - helps in the office - How about that? - drives a '59 Olds Chorus 2, 35 School Paper 3g Pequoian 3 Student Council 1, 33 F.H.A. 25 Best Typist Award 1958 . likes the Marines. RONALD W. DOUTRICH Academic Doodle - Camera bug - French whiz ? ? ? - doesn't have much to say. School Paper 33 Pequoian 33 Soccer 3g Track 2. , PETER B. EBY Academic Dink - one of the Chess players - neat dresser - What's the punchline? Band 1, 2, 35 Pequoian 33 National Honor Society 2, 39 Cheerleading 33 Soccer 1, 2, 33 IV Basketball 13 District Band 1, Z, 33 District Orchestra 1, 2, 3g State Band 15 County Band 2, 3. ANNA M, ECKMAN Academic Annabelle - shy - green eyes seen with Joan and Jennie. Chorus 1, 2, 33 F.H.A. 2, 3. 25 NANCY I. HALDEMAN General Business Nancy likes typing - goes with Bill athletic. MARGARET I. ECKMAN Commercial Peggy - great pantornimist - friendly - seen with Nancy and Shis. Chorus 35 School Paper 35 Halloween Queen 1959. ing to he p Class SHEILA L. EDDY Academic Sheilikins - walking encyclo- pedia beautiful red hair - will- School Paper 1 Z, 35 National Honor Society 1 2 3 jr Sr. Play 2, 35 Library As- sistant 1 2 3 Dramatic Club 35 Finalist in Merit Scholarship Contest5 Pequoian 3. BARBARA I. GIRVIN Academic Babs - popular - that nose! - flutist. Band 1, 2, 35 Chorus 25 School Paper 3g Co-Editor of Pequoian 35 National Honor Society 1, 2, 35 F.T.A. 35 Student Council 1, Z, 35 jr.-Sr. Play 35 Hockey 1, Z, 35 Cheerleading Z, 35 County Band Z, 35 County Orchestra 15 District Band 1, 2, 35 D.A.R. 3. . WANDA L. HENRY Commercial Wanda -- surprised at Christ- mas - long nails - that walk! 26 H 5 Roll H. LYNN HESS Agriculture Hessie - hot Impala - friendly -- good ice skater. Band 2, 35 Chorus 2, 35 School Paper 35 Pequoian 35 F.F.A. 1, 2, 35 Operetta Lead ALVIN E. HERSHEY General Business Al -- all around athlete -- active - Snake s buddy Color Guard 1, 2, 35 Chorus 1 2 3' Pe quoian 35 Student Council 15 Student Council Vice President 2' Student Coun cil President 35 Operetta Lead Z5 Class President 1, 25 Soccer 1, Z, 35 Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 35 Track Z5 Baseball 1, 2 35 County Chorus 25 Sports Editor 3 F.T.A. Historian 35 Soccer Co-Captain 3 Batting Champ of Lancaster County 1957 5 Lancaster's Most Valuable Soccer Player 3. , Z5 Track 25 County Sentinal 35 State ' F.F.A. 35 Chorus 35 Baseball 2, 3. l IOSEPHINE A. HOAR Commercial jo - natural black hair ? -- good dancer - working girl. School Paper 2, 35 Hockey 1, 2, 3. IANICE A. KEENE Commercial jan - has neat clothes - often argues with Donna - thinks she's fat. Band 1, 2, 35 Chorus 15 School Paper 2, 35 Business Manager of School Paper 35 Pequoian 35 National Honor Society 35 Cheerleading 35 County Band 2, 35 F.F.A. Sweetheart 1959,'. BERTRAM P. KENEAGY, IR. General Business Bert - termite - tiny - holds a job at the Gap Diner. WILLIAM S. KINZER, IR. General Business - plays drums - mumbles. Band 1, 2, 35 Track Z. MARSHA B. LACOCK Academic Mersh - witty personality - Temple bound -- always teased. Band 1, 2, 33 Chorus 1, 2g School Paper 3 Pequoian 33 Student Council 33 Hockey 1, 2, 3'. CLAIR R. LANDIS Agriculture Clair - dark complexion 6O Impala - short. F.F.A. 1, Z, 3. 28 4 Big Bill - riot in English class IENNIE M. KOSER Academic Jennifer - thin - clark com- plexion - efficient. School Paper 33 F.H.A. 2. DONNA E. KRAMER Commercial Kramer - lost without Tom at Pequea - talks softly - hails from Byerstown. Band 1, 2g School Paper 33 Hockey 1, 3. Roll LINDA M. MANTELL Commercial Mick - nice clothes and ap- pearance - petite - neat figure. Chorus 33 School Paper 2, 35 Pequoian 33 National Honor Society 2, 3. ELMA A. LAPP Commercial Little Elma - takes a lot of kidding - shortie of the class - often seen with Martha. Chorus 1, 2, 3g School Paper 39M F.H.A. 2. AUDREY MAST Academic Audrey - that cackle',! - neat complexion - likes to dance. Band 1, 2, 35 F.T.A. 37 jr.-Sr. Play 3 County Band 1, 35 District Band 2, 39 Ma jorette 3. AUDREY A. MCGALLICHER Commercial Shortie - her interest lies at Conestoga Valley - that Italian look -- gum chewer. School Paper 3g Pequoian 3. RICHARD D. MCLAUGHLIN General Business Dick - ladies' man ? ? - bashful -- loves chemistry ? ? ? Z 29 IOYCE E. MEANS General Business Sis -- is it Pete or is it George I ? ? - pretty blonde hair - Thea's cousin. TI-IEA A. MEANS Commercial Thelma - always has a luncheon date - nice personality - If George goes. Band 1, 23 School Paper 2, 35 Pequoian 3. Chap Star Farmer CAROLINE I. MILLER Commercial Carol - hockey team's goalie - drives a mean Chevy - soon to be married. Chorus lg School Paper 2, 35 Pequoian 3g Hockey 1, 2, 33 Library Assistant lg Hockey Player 1959 . IOI-IN W. MILLER, IR. Academic Butch -- jazz pianist - works at Dutch Town and Country Inn - headed for Bloom , Band 2, 35 F.T.A. 3g Student Council 13 jr.-Sr. Play 2, 33 Cheerleading 3. Class ROY R. MENTZER Agriculture Roy - tall - hails from New Holland - Pequea's only tuition student. F.F.A. 1, 2, 33 Track 23 Secretary F.F.A.3 3. ul-yarn -I uouin -. petite 1 PATRICIA L. MILLER Academic colorful shoes. Chorus 2, 33 School Paper 33 Pequoian 33 F.H.A. 2. RUTH E. MOORE Commercial Ruthie - always pestering Mr. Roth - that laugh! - scholastic ??? Majorette 33 Pequoian 33 National Honor Society 33 Library Assistant 2. BERTHA H. NOLT Commercial Bert - good hockey player - flirt - likes to play her cornet Z ? ? Band 1, 2, 33 School Paper 33 Student Council 1, 23 Jr.-Sr. Play 33 Hockey 1, 2, 33 Cheerleading 33 Library Assistant 23 Halloween Queen 1958 3 Outstanding Hockey Player 1958 3 Majorette 33 Dra- matics Club 3. CHRISTIAN L. OBERHOLTZER General Business Buzz - English whiz - paper airplane specialist - Dick's friend. CHARLOTTE I . OBERHOLTZER Commercial Jean - formerly from Man- heim Central - quiet -- where's the baker ? ? ? Chorus 33 School Paper 33 F.H.A. 23 Li- brary Assistant 2, 3. -- friendly - has a lucky number. MARTHA M. PHENNEGER Commercial Penny - natural curly hair - mischievous - Mr. Roth's buddy ? I I School Paper 35 Library Assistant 1, 2. CAROL E. RANCK Commercial Elaine - first of the class of '60 to get engaged - that white Chevy - often seen at Christiana. Chorus lg Library Assistant 1. DALE W. RICE General Business Snake - quick temper - likes blondes - specialty- sleeping , Band 39 Chorus 33 Cheerleading 3g Soc' cer 2, 33 IV Basketball 25 Track Zg Base- ball Z. IOYCE M. RICE General Business Joyce - likes chemistry ? ? ? Chorus 25 School Paper 35 F.H.A. 2. RONALD E. RICE Academic E - class clown - chess player - Red Skeleton fan Pequoian 35 National Honor Society 1, Z 3g Ir.-Sr. Play 2, 33 Soccer 1 2 3' Track Z3 Baseball 23 Cheerleading 3 CAROL L. SHEARER Ro Commercial Shearer - colorful nails one of those agriculture boys - neat eyes. Band 1, 25 School Paper 2, 3g Ifequoian 3g Hockey 1, 3. THEODORE E. SHELLY General Business Ted - good in shop - drives a motor scooter - Doodle's buddy. CAROL I. SHISSLER Commercial Shis - that beat-up Chevy - roudy - Shearer's beatnik buddy. Band 1, 2, 33 Chorus 35 Hockey 1, 2, 3g Library Assistant 2, 3. DONALD R. SIMMONS General Business Don - way out character that grin - future mechanic. Soccer Scorekeeper 3. ROY SMOKER General Business Roy - electronics, his hobby -- gym class terror - dark com- plexion. 33 NANCY I. STEINMAN Commercial Class Nan - often seen at Twin Inn - likes the armed forces - can't gain weight. Chorus 1, 33 School Paper 2, 3g Pequoian 33 Hockey 2, 33 Library Assistant 1, 2, 3. RAYMOND C. STERN Academic Ray -- Impersonator - the other Mr. Perfect - Mrs. Straus- ser's buddy. Band 1, 2, 3g Chorus 13 School Paper 2, 33 Pequoian 3g F.T.A. President 33 Student Council 2, 33 Ir.-Sr. Play 2, 33 Soccer 1, 2, 33 Baseball 1, 2, 33 Cheerleading 3. GLADYS STOLTZF US Commercial Stoltzie - joined us in our senior year - lively - goes to Florida often. School Paper 3. VERNON T. STOLTZFUS General Business Youngia - track star - quiet ? ? ? - science whiz. Chorus 33 Track 2. WALTER P. TENNIS General Business Walt - drives a mean Ply- mouth - class bouncer - good sport. Band 13 Chorus 2, 33 Soccer 1, 2, 3. Roll CON STANCE M. VALENTINE ll hater ? ? ? - terror at Pj Parties. Chorus 35 School Paper 3. CLAIR H. WEIR Agriculture Commercial V Connie -- pretty hair - man Clair - temper matches hair - good wrestler - pest I I ! F.F.A. 1, 2, 3. JOYCE K. WISE General Business Joyce - always has a smile - quiet - often seen in her sister's clothing. Band 1, 2, 33 School Paper 33 F.l'l.A. 2. FAYE WITMER Commercial Witmer - small and cute pretty long hair - likes Conestoga Valley. Majorette 35 School Paper 3. WILMER E. YOST Agriculture Skeeter -- another Yost - blondie - future farmer. F.F.A. 1, 2, 3. 35 Y O0 4, QQ Q55-s oO so 1-ao 089 C wc' Shdha 9,563 ' Snaodoux. Same: 9-'I 0 e '00 C1-axixxifw Yoke 'iw Are Y ou ready? 36 Cog we 49 QSO ceo Qi? . Sxxoqe 09015 Xe, 'bk 2, 09960. lnformals flying he'Un. Under the Eckman Peggy h the air, ghroug Ing fo 1, 411 0 Wledgef 37 Displaying our vocal talents. Count Down - 1960 Name Height Birthday Kathleen M. Adams 5'4 January 20 George Althouse 5'9V2 August 15 Joan E. Barge 5'4 November 7 Newton Beiler 5'7 January 29 Paul L. Braclcbill 5'8 January 14 Martha E. Clark 5'7 April 8 Emily E. Dippner 5'5 December 7 Ronald W. Doutrich 5'1O July 26 Charles H. Ebersole 5'9 June 24 Peter B. Eby 5'11 December 14 Anna M. Eckman 5'2 April 7 Margaret J. Eckman 5'4 January 25 Sheila L. Eddy 5'3 January 23 Barbara J. Girvin 5'1 July 12 Nancy J. Haldeman 5'8 April 28 Wanda L. Henry 5'4 August 11 Alvin E. Hershey 5'6 November 25 H. Lynn Hess 5'8 July 4 Douglas G. High 5'1O October 8 Josephine A. Hoar 5'6 March 22 Janice A. Keene 5'2V2 March 28 Bertram P. Keneclgy, Jr. 5'6 March 25 William S. Kinzer, Jr. 6'3 January 21 Jennie M. Koser 5'5 October 22 Donna E. Kramer 5'2 June 17 Marsha B. Lacoclc 5'7V2 January 25 Clair R. Landis 5'4 June 7 Elma A. Lapp 4'7 September 19 Linda M. Mantell 5'5A January 11 Audrey Mast 5'1V2 October 31 Audrey A. McGallicher 5'1V2 February 15 Richard D. McLaughlin 5'9 June 7 Joyce E. Means 5'5 August 1 Thea A. Means 5'5 February 2 Roy R. Mentzer 6' November 17 Caroline I. Miller 5'5 October 16 John W. Miller, Jr. 5'8V2 October 14 Patricia L. Miller 5'1V2 May 14 Ruth E. Moore 5'2 March 6 Bertha H. Nolt 5'3 September 12 Christian L. Oberholtzer 6' December 25 Charlotte J. Oberholtzer 5'2V2 january 22 Martha M. Phenneger 5'2 October 7 Carol E. Ranck 5'1 January 8 Dale W. Rice 5'9 February 28 Joyce M. Rice 5'6 July 4 Ronald C. Rice 6' June 2 Ronald E. Rice 5'11 July 28 Pauline J. Secunda 5'4 August 12 Carol L. Shearer 5'3 November 3 Theodore E. Shelly 5'8 'July 6 Carol J. Shissler 5'4 August 19 Donald R. Simmons 5'5 July 1 Roy Smoker 5'8V2 August 15 Nancy J. Steinman 5'3 March 19 Raymond C. Stern 5'1O October 7 Gladys Stolrzfus 5'5 February 17 Vernon T. Stoltzfus 5'5 February 4 Walter P. Tennis 5'7 August 31 Constance M. Valentine 5'6 January 7 Clair H. Weir 5'6'!2 February 7 Joyce K. Wise 5'6 January 11 Faye Witmer 5'1 June 29 Wilmer E. Yost 5'8V2 July 31 38 Wants To Be Elementary Teacher Millionaire Medical Secretary Carpenter Join the Air Force Secretary W. A. F. Join the Air Force Teacher Physicist Dental Assistant Nurse Aid Teacher Elementary Teacher Wave Secretary Teacher Mechanic Gym Teacher Secretary Secretary Join the Air Force World Traveler Medical Secretary Secretary Dental Hygienist Farmer Secretary Work for an Airline Successful Secretary Dispenser for Trucking Company Worker at Blue Ball Manufacturing Co Millionaire's Wife Farmer Hockey Official Mathematics Teacher Secretary Secretary Career Girl Draftsman W. A. F. Housewife Housewife Truck Driver Office Worker Professional Ballplayer F. B. I. Agent Successful F. B. I. Agent Machinist W. A. F. Mechanic Radio, TV Repairman Worker at an Airport Gym Teacher Secretary Mechanic Heavy Equipment Operator Rich Truck Driver Quiet Housewife Farmer Q.- Junior ROW 5-Tom Speakman, Harold Ford, Jarrell Horn, Kenneth Eshleman, Christopher Cony- beare, David Eisenberger, Harold Hershey, Ronald Supplee, Mike Saunders, Tom Winters. ROW 4-Margaret Hostetter, Corinne Rohrer, Bob Ritz, Larry Cvirvin, Henry Pownall, Harold Groff, John Houder, Richard Rohrer, Marvin Smoker, Bill Davis. ROW 3-Betty Bowman, Kathy Hoober, Kathleen Trego, Margaret I-loar, Peggy Lichty, Freda Baum, Sylvia Hershey, Brenda Cunningham, Robert Walker, Lew Hershey. ROW 2-Mr. Sandel, Judy Ebelhar, Joyce Smith, Sandra Raum, Betty Fisher, Elaine Eby, Ruth Hershey. Marsha l-loffecker, Nancy Denlinger, Miss Cvarrett. ROW 1-Rosann Pownall, Donna Miller, Marilyn Sports, Carol Pownall, Mary Alice Landis, Wayne Rapp, Beckie Walker, Marie Brackbill, Ronald Watson, George Summers. ABSENT-Beckie Berkey, Eleanor Sandoe. In September, 1957, the class met and elected the following officers for the freshman year: President - Tom Speakman, Vice President - Richard Rohrer, Secretary - Beckie Walker, and Treasurer - Chris Conybeare. The class chose blue and white as the class colors and red and White carnations as the class flower. We sponsored a dance, The Little Pigeon Rock , after a basketball game. The highlight of the year was Ninth Grade Night with the theme Local History . In September, 1958, the Sophomore class met and elected the following officers: President - Betty Fisher, Vice President - Richard Rohrer, Secretary - Beckie Walker, and Treasurer -- Lamar Denlinger. Early in December we bought red and white class jackets. In February we sponsored a dance, The Sopho- more Shuffel , held after a basketball game. In April we held a skating party. At the end of the year we had a swimming party at Red Point. This year proved to be interesting and full of ac- Treasurer tivities. As Juniors we elected the following of- ficers: President - John Houder, Vice Presi- dent - Tom Speakman, Secretary - Beckie Walker, and Treasurer - Harold Groff. We chose blue spinel stones for the class rings. We chose the new style class rings pictured here. Two dances, one following Lampeter- Strasburg and one spring dance, were class sponsored. In February we had a joint as- sembly with the seniors. Two other spring activities were a bake and a swimming party. The biggest and most exciting project was the annual Junior-Senior Prom held in Thomas Speakman May, Vice President Class ROW 4-Bob Wise, Herman MacKenzie, Glenn Yost, Lamar Denlinger, Kenneth Hershey, Kenneth Shee, Tom McKillips. ROW 3-Galen Summers, David Lichty, George Eckman, Donald Miller, Dennis Fromm, Victor Trout, Kenneth Hostelter, Donald Russell. ROW 2-Vivian Sharpe, Robert Shaubach, Norman Hershey, Glenn Smoker, George Good, Kenneth Hershey, Carl Den- linger, Mr. Eckert. ROW 1-Linda Simmons, Wanda Moore, Ronald Hoffmeier, Betty Hershey, Shirley Brackbill, Alta Seldomridge, Sandra Summers, Barbara Spade, Elaine Winters. Beckie Walker Secretary 1 1, ff, lohn Houder President Sophomore ROW 5-Walter Stalder, Tedd Gregg, Leroy Wise, David Work, Richard Weber, Larry Winters, Dale Esbenshade, Tom'Fox. ROW 4-Susan Musser, Georgia Mantell, Randall Rice, John Hammond, Howard Garver, Marilyn Rohrer, Jacqueline Lacock, Gary Peters, Diana Eddy. ROW 3--Donald Hersh, Donald Eisenberger, Ruth Anne Shirk, Beverly Norris, Beverly Doutrich, David Sheaffer, Raymond Good, Joe Rice, Barry Baldwin, Ruth Coffroad. ROW 2-Mrs. Ash- well, Sandra Yoder, Virginia Montgomery, Betty Dehaven, Jeanette Wheary, Jean Urban, William Henry, Carl Slaymaker, Patsy Bills, Mrs. Aiken. ROW 1-George Lee Summers, Florence Hamish, Linda Hess, Joyce Shelley, Ethel Miller, Martha Huyett, Edna Kreider, Barbara Miller, Janice Shelley, Bonnie Sheaffer. In September, 1958, the class met and elected the following officers for the year: President - Bill Henry, Vice President - Georgia Mantell, Secretary - Mary Jane Riehl, and Treasurer - Carl Slaymaker, We chose light blue and black for class colors, American Beauty Rose for our class flower, and for our motto, The Higher we Rise the Broader the View . In January, the class held a dance after a basketball game which was called The Semester Stroll . Lancaster County Tradition was the theme of Ninth Grade Night held in May. In September, 1959, the Sophomore class met and elected the following officers: President - Carl Slaymaker, Vice Presi- dent - Donald Eisenberger, Secretary -- Georgia Mantell, and Treasurer - Bev- erly Norris. We sponsored a dance, The Basketball Bounce , after the Donald Eisenberger Garden Spot game. Our red and White Vice Pfefidem class jackets arrived in early December. Georgia Mantell Secretary 42 Class ROW 5-Lester Houck, Iohn Groff, Roy Glick, Harold Shirk, Dale Hostetter, Richard Eby. ROW 4-Glenn Miller, Sherry Haug, Judy Lantz, june Duffy, Helen Smith, John Sweigart, Mullen, ,lohn Eby. ROW 3-Oorden Clark, Grace jones, Mary Groff, Mary lane Riehl, Wimer, Freda Robinson, Ken Lapp. ROW 2-Mr. Givler, Doris Kreider, Yvonne Martin, Eisenberger, Thelma Hillard, Clyde Harsh, Nancy Kreider, Ruth Kinsey, Bonnie Dorsey, Mr. born. ROW 1-Ben Clark, Nancy Martin, Ginny Sports, Arlene Gosserr, Linda Strausser, Zimmerman, Kay Rynier, Shirley Coffroad, Rita Rouder. lohn Doris Lona Lam- Joan 43 Beverly Norris Treasurer Carl Slaymaker President Freshman ROW 5-Elvin Hillard, Thomas Martin, Glenn Zook, Stanley Denlinger, Dave Fox. ROW 4-William Coffroad, Walter Lutz, james Groff, George Hinkley, Paul Bailey, Donald Trout, Donald Diffenbaugh, Barry Young, James Herr. ROW 3-Brenda Hamish, Melvin Houck, Sandra Robinson, Annie Pittman, Hannah Fisher, Richard Barge, Duane Eby, Melvin Hershey, Iohn Mitchell. ROW 2-Miss Whitenight, Esther Houck, Ellen Daniels, Janet Graybill, Gladys Houck, Glenn Weidman, Mary Glick, Sharyn Hoover, Larry Yates, Frank Yost, Mr. Kratzer. ROW 1- Virgil Beiler, Melvin Simpson, Elton Horst, Leigh Hyatt, James Landis, Catherine Fenninger, Retta Brubaker, Donna Miller, Dale Summers, Albert Hershey. This year the class of '63 began operations by holding a class meeting in which the following officers were elected: President - Albert Hershey, Vice President - Dale Summers, Secretary - Joanne Kellenberger, and Treasurer - Melvin Simpson. We then devoted the time to considering and then electing class colors, motto, and flowers. Dues were also discussed. A December dance, called The Reindeer France , was held after the Cocalico basketball game. The second semester activities were centered on working out details for Ninth Grade Night, a class party, and a class assembly. Toward the end of the year a corn- mittee composed of class officers con- sidered the selection of class jackets for next year. Dale Summers Vice President Melvin Simpson A Treasurer 44 Class ROW 5--Jean Moore, Fay Wetzler, Donna Townsend, Jean Dickel, Denny Newhauser, Lester Usner,,Jerre Hammond, Richard Herr, Wayne Peters. ROW 4-Ricki Shearer, Paul Se- cunda, Ronald Eby, Jerre Frankhouser, Viola Killinger, Ruth Ann Miller, Arlene Patterson, Jean Trego, Jim Rice. ROW 3--Peggy Mast, Bonnie Erb, Louise Wenger, Joan Martin, Joanne Weber, Janet Adams, Judy Loar, Joyce Hershey, Darlene Ranck, Ruthanne Rohrer. ROW 2-Mr. Higgins, Larry Shirk, William Russel, John Hilton, William Zimmerman, W'illiam Riker, Robert Schenke, George Rynier, Catherine Heck, Carol Pickel, Miss Coleman. ROW 1-Clair Stoltzfus, Joanne Clark, Abbie Musser, Laurel Koropsak, Joanne Kellenberger, Beverly Smeltz, Marie Hersh-H Gloria Groff, Gladys Gregg, Barbara Ream. The theme of Ninth Grade Night is Men of Our Times and Their Ideas . The students are speaking about the outstand- ing men of the world. The speakers are: Janet Adams, Darlene Ranck, William Zimmerman, Laurel Koropsak, Louise Wenger, Joanne Kellenberger, Donna Townsend, Paul Secunda, Jr., Beverly Smeltz, Joanne Martin, and Robert Schenke. These students are chosen on the basis of academic achievement. Joanne Kellenberger 45 Secretary Albert Hershey President Eighth ROW 4--Sandy Davis, Susan Walker, Mary Alice Hostetter, Rose Ann Stoltzfus, Connie Plank, Richard King, 'Earl Lacock, Marilyn Miller. ROW 3-Joyce Ellis, Linda Miller, Elaine Stoltzfus, John Diem, Michael Eby, Gerard DeFroscia, Elizabeth Kretchler, Suzanne Buckwalter. ROW 2-Phyllis Eshleman, Donald Ranck, Lynn Conybeare, David Walker, John Hershey, Sharon Weaver, Diane Minchhoff, Ethel Smoker, Mr. Marzolf. ROW 1-Barbara Pinkerton, Roy Shirk, Michael Lichty, James Lyle, John Perella, Clair Miller, Robert Hersh, Janet Miller, Thomas Perella, Joseph Souders. ROW 4 James Simes, Sandra Sager, Joanne Lindecamp, Terry Heller, Elwood Dapp, Lloyd Strubel, Paul Meshey. ROW 3-Joyce Simmons, Jean Berkey, Emily Shaffer, Linda Martin, Donald Mull, Robert Fisher, Bonnie Slaymaker, James Plank. ROW Z-Beth Zook, Dorothy Sweigart, Lois Kurtz, Sarah Jane Mower, Violet Rineer, Yvonne Lefever, Shirley Denlinger, Carol Baxter, Mr. Roth. ROW 1-William McGinnis, Sandra Axe, Judy Giller, Karen Beacher, Betsy Lichty, Wil- mer Stoltzfus, Darlene Homsher, Ronda Thomas. R46 Grade ROW 4-Emily Kreider, Barbara Fox, John Brackbill, Herman Robinson, Carol Spotts, James Miller, Glenn Esbenshade, Ronald Thomas. ROW 3--Sallie Ressler, Virginia Lapp, Charles Kruger, Richard Groff, Allen Stoltzfus, Peter Kinzer, Mary Smith, Fay Weidman, Christina Gregg. ROW 2-Dorothy Dunn, Carol Weiler, Linda Esbenshade, Evelyn Groff, Carol Rapp, Barry Clark, Edna Myers, Shirley Kreider, Mr. Kraft. ROW 1-Gerald Werner, Lois Zimmerman, Bruce Eber- sole, Jeanette Klopp, Ruth Harsh, Eric Lundgren, Melvin Koser, Mary Jane Howe, James Martin. ROW 4-Judy Rineer, James Bills, George Sexton, Weldon Brant, Edwin Slaymaker, Clar- ence Groff, Kenneth Koser. ROW 3-Dale Ressler, Ruth Farley, Emma Gaul, Eugene Shearer, Joseph Ranson, Betty Coffroad, Mary Louise Wagner, Betty Jean McLaughlin. ROW Z-Mr. Brenner, Shirley Devine, Judy Means, Elsie Scheaffer, Joyce Watson, Thomas Sellers, Lee Baxter, Barbara I-lillard, Mrs. Shirk. ROW 1--Richard Kauffman, Ruth Heller, Janet Welsh, Gloria Dearolf, Ruth Tennis, Sandra Means, Betty Clair, Amos Stoltzfus, Shirley Graybill. ABSENT- Aaron Stoltzfus, Elizabeth Slider, William Sweigart, Landis Axe. 47 Seventh ROW 4-Francis Earhart, Deborah Krusen, Diana Krusen, Bonnie Breneman, Evelyn Hoober, Sandra Myers. ROW 3-john Eby, jeff Beane, Karen Mellinger, Ruth Fisher, Mary Waltrnan, john Hostetter, Alfred Wanner, Darlene Kauffman. ROW 2-Eugene Denlinger, james Martin, Robert Ray, Leonard Sauder, Gary Campbell, Nancy Stoltzfus, Shirley Mellinger, Gwendolyn Ruth, Miss Myer. ROW 1-Kenneth Myers, Robert Summers, Geraldine Diem, Marie Buckwalter, Christopher Hess, Victor Blank, janet Rissler, Kenneth Bickel. ROW 4-Linda Trego, Shirley Miller, Helen Eckman, Linda Bowles, Bradley Smith, Ron Bouder, Gloria Lantz, jean Counts. ROW 3-Susan Hershey, Linda Devonshire, Moses Stoltz- fus, jim Killinger, Glenn Hershey, Don Scott, Irvin Hershey, Roy Dunn, Karly Menge. ROW 2-Astrid Lengacher, Rodney Moyer, Robert Elmer, Sharan Horst, Glenn Shee, Mark Hershey, Maurice Summers, Sandra Martin, Mr. Altman. ROW 1-BarbaraAWeiler, Ken Clark, Delmar Glick, Judy I-louder, Rick Wenger, Beulah Houck, Nora Stoltzfusg Sandra Danner, Ron Stoltzfus. 48 Grade ROW 5-James Werty, Ross Houck, Mary Hanna, Robert Zander, Fred Valentine, Jake Mitchell, Charles Green, lsaac Boots, Levi Beiler, Lester Martin. ROW 4-Barry Coffroad, Robert Trout, Patsy Barley, Sylvia Geiter, Nancy Smith, Robert Troup, Clarence Boots, Daniel Watson, Amanda Green, Margaret Ranson, lrene Wimer, George Spade. ROW 3--lrene Green, Kathryn Huyett, Earl Werty, Donna Yoder, Edith Shelley, Richard McGinnis, Lloyd Hershey, Donald Haldeman, Jerry Garver, Eddie McQueen, Roy Kreider, Lois Jones. ROW 2-Mr. Martin, Anna Gilgore, Norman Montgomery, John Urban, Donna Clair, Catherine Green, Gary Summers, Ran- dell Stoltzfus, Ken Hanna, Richard Groff, John Green, Glenda Bergh, Mr. Hoopes. ROW l- Evan Lapp, Joanne Lochard, Jane Groff, Edna Harsh, Elinore Bosley, Joan Smith, George De- Haven, Gary Dukeman, Paul Means, Joyce Martin, Donald Bills, Judy Mullen, Loretta Houck. ROW 4-Suzanne Mitchell, Linda Kramer, Lila Hess, Edith Lengacher Barbara Speak man, Vivian Wheary, Michael Dennis, Barry Baum. ROW 3-Virginia Sheaffer Rosanna Smoker Ronald Rineer, Thomas Phenneger, Roger Sheaffer, Carl Garver, Susan Cunnin ham Judith Brackbill, ROW 2-Shelia Phenneger, David Zimmerman, Barry Shirk, Theresa Flaud Esther Sensenig, Charles Miller, David Weiler, Mary King, Mr. Hess. ROW l-Fu e me Hamish Donal Clair, Arthur Brown, Beverly Spotts, Darla De Haven, Patricia Zynn, Arthtr Groif Philip Moore XVilliam Marsh, Rose Stoltzius. 49 Bruce Ebersole, Suzanne Buckwalter, Roy Shirk, Glenn Esbenshade. Gfficers Shaeffer, Hostetter. - Grades 7 and 8 Eighth Grade The seventh grade met and elected the follow- ing class officers: President - Roy Shirk, Vice President - Earl Lacock, Secretary - Suzanne Buckwalter, and Treasurer - Bruce Ebersole. They held a skating party in March and a swim- ming party in May. 4 In September, 1959, the eighth grade met and elected the following class officers: President -- Glenn Esbenshade, Vice President - Roy Shirk, Secretary - Suzanne Buckwalter, and Treasurer - Bruce Ebersole. A roller skating party was held in November, 1959, at Rocky Springs. Seventh Grade In the fall of 1959, we met for the first time and elected the following class officers: President - John Hostetter, Vice President - Lois Jones, Secretary - Virginia Shaeffer, and Treasurer - Judy Houder. On Friday, March 4, 1960, We held a roller skating party at Rocky Springs. Iudy Houder, Virgin i a Lois Iones, John Q 8 Notionol Honor Society FIRST ROW-fleft to righrl: Carol Pownall, Becky Walker, Peggy Lichty, john Houder, Corinne Rohrer, Robert Shaubach, Marie Brackbill, Rosann Pownall. SECOND ROW-Arthiir W. Eshelman CAdfuiso'rD, Linda Mantell, Janice Keene, Sheila Eddy, Pauline Secunda, Ronald E. Rice, Peter Eby, Kathleen Adams, loan Barge, Ruth Moore, Barbara Girvin, Miss Garrett CAdiuisorD. Pledges: Georgia Mantell, Diana Eddy, Jacqueline Lacock, Theodore Gregg. 52 The Pequea Valley Chapter of the National Honor Society for Secondary Schools has met and elected its officers. They are: Sheila Eddy - President, Corinne Rohrer - Vice President, Ianice Keene - Secretary, and Linda Mantell - Treasurer. Being a member of the society is one of the highest honors be- stowed at Pequea Valley. The required characteristics are: Scholarship of B or better, Leadership, Character, and Service, Future Teachers Club FIRST ROW-Al Hershey U-listorianj, Corinne Rohrer CT'reasure'rD, Ray Stern fPresiden:J, Kathleen Adams CSec'reta'ryD, Henry Pownall QVice Presidentl. SECOND ROW-Sheila Eddy, Audrey Mast, Brenda Cunningham, Sylvia Hershey, Babs Girvin, Mr. Denlinger fAdvisorJ. THIRD ROW-Robert Walker, Iohn Miller, Ronald Supplee, Thomas Winters, Chuck Ebersole. Pequea Valley organized a Future Teachers of America Club this year to promote interest in the field of teaching. The club was presented membership pins by the Pequea Valley members of P.S.E.A. A constitution has been drawn up and regular meetings are being sched- uled. All senior members meet with teachers to learn more about the pro- fession. Ray Stem recruiting a member for the F.T.A. Club Rosann and Carol Pownall - Pequea's District Chorus Representatives and Regional Chorus Representatives. Louise Wenger, Barbara Girvin, Peter Eby fDistrict Band and Orchestra Representativesj, Pauline Secunda, Audrey Mast, Rosann Pownall CDistrict Band Representativesl with Band Director, Mr. Koshuta. 54 Contest Barbara Girvin was chosen Teen of the Week in November by Lancaster Newspapers. She also was Winner of the D.A.R. Citizenship Award. Winners Beckie Walker, winner of I Speak for Democracy contest, sponsored by the local V.F.W. Her prize was a 525.00 Defense Bond. Ron E. Rice and Sheila Eddy, winners of Salesmenship Essay Contest sponsored by the local Sales Executives Club. Each winner was awarded S10.00. High Sales personnel for the Curtis Magazine Campaign: Ricky Wenger, second highg Ieanette Wheary, highg and Karen Beacher, third. 55 Highlights 2 3 .3 lohn Brackbill am The chaperons at Pequea's first Post Prom Party. lumm' High 3 f 5. SH ii 3 e 3 Elected members of the Youth Day and Governrggm H d y G d p A W' Left to right-Linda Mantell, Marsha Lacock, Chuck ex Judy of O31eerTa1L-IT O1xii,iCS.1nner sole, Doug High, Sheila Eddy. Seated-Ron E. Rice, Bah Girvin, and Al Hershey. if E Pequea's first! hockey champions. Pete Eby and Pequea's ' of 1959-60 n Walker 'etta leads. Pequea sponsors their first foreign exchange student. Appointed members of the Youth Day and Govern- ment. Left to right-Ray Stem, john Houder, Pete Eby. Seated-Kathleen Adams. Ron E. Rice, chess wizards. Harold Groff, winner of the Sir Valentine contest. Pequea's first boy cheerleaders. Left to right-Dale Rice, Pete Eby, Ray Stern, Ron E. Rice, and John Miller. Pequeo Volley Honors NEA ond PSEA EDUCATION ASSOCIATION PRESIDENTS Dr. W. Eshelman fleftj introduced by Arthur W. Eshelman. Mrs. Bertha P. Boyd reviews program of F.T.A. Club with chapter president, Ray Stern. Educators and patrons of the Pequea Valley area witnessed a unique event on March 11, 1960 in the high school auditor- ium. The presidents of all the educational associations, from the local to the national level, were present at a meeting honoring Dr. Walter W. Eshelman, president of the National Education Association. This event was sponsored by the Pequea Valley Area Teachers Association as a tribute to Dr. Eshelman, a Lancaster Coun- tian and brother to our high school prin- cipal. Approximately 35O people attended and heard a report of some of the many ex- periences and observations of Dr. Eshelman, while traveling as N.E.A. President. Also present to speak at this meeting was Mrs. Bertha P. Boyd, President of Penn- sylvania State Education. She emphasized the fact that there are many valuable items concerning improvement of education in the state that were instigated by the P.S.E.A. One of the particular items of interest she presented was a report of the progress of the new headquarters building, now in the process of construction. All educators of Lancaster County were invited to be present at this meeting. The presiding officer was Robert C. Denlinger, P. V. Area President. The F.T.A. members were invaluable in this program, the girls serving as waitresses at the banquet and the boys serving as a welcoming committee for all guests. Presidents and their organizations Cleft to right, NEA ...................................... Dr. Walter W. Eshelman PSEA ..,........................ ...................... B ertha P Boyd Southern District ........ ............ K enneth Gabler Lancaster County ......... .................... R alph G Lutz Pequea Valley Area .................... Robert C. Denhnger Pequea Valley High ............................ Charles K Roth Lancaster County School Board .... I-Iarold B. Keneagy H all Pequeo. Valleq Hoo, 1511144 gm' WM if . X f I Figikffig ll 4 43iiifkf, '4 s LL T V -4- 4-: -0- 0 . . c?:.r..zb 41:5 !2:.3:5,5 :e-' rs iizgje ew-LF JFPF' 1 .r A 4 U' 4 Q A A QL ma.-14:9Y' U-ii:-k Sovfq-sc? laual and Fig'-2:52 . ml -F wet ge-5 That glusde us on aiu- mans. 5 3 if F F f F F w F ff -0-.9- -0' Y n ' 1 4 1 1 4 4 4 1 1 E A Biol-Let, HKLL LLL 'Reel and UH-ice 5 1- E F il E E 1521-I .1 LQL mfo'hX 31 tl- GP- u.r' - o te ,Z-a.r 3-EJa,our L13 in-ls P ML TH E rg,-ff. Fl Future Farmers FIRST ROW-Cleft to rightj: Mr. Givler, Iohn Eby CChaplainJ, I. Ken Hershey CSentinelJ, Robert Shaubach CVice Presidentj, Lynn Hess fPresidentJ, Norman Hershey CTreasurerj,'Roy Mentzer CSecretaryJ, Carl Denlinger fReporterJ. SECOND ROW-George Eckman, David Lichty, Galen Summers, Glen Smoker, Frank Yost, Dale Summers, Iames Landis, Marvin King. THIRD ROW-Wilmer Yost, Dale Hostetter, Glen Yost, Donald Russell, Elvin Hillard, Newton Beiler, Glen Zook, Lester Houck. FOURTH ROW-Kenn Lapp, Ken Shea, Richard Eby, Glen Miller, Ben Clark, Bob Homsher, lonas Lantz, Roy Glick, Harold Shirk. Members of the F.F.A., better known as the Ag. i boys, devote nearly ten hours a week to learning to be a successful farmer. The boys conduct various projects throughout the year. Among these are: implement repairs, milk test- ing, and agriculture bookkeeping. They chose as their agriculture queen, Janice Keene, who was crowned at the annual F.F.A. ban- quet. a personalv demonstration. 1 60 The Bond Band Offrcersz Babs Curvm Secretary-Treasurerl, Drck Rohrer QVice Presidentj, and Pete Eby fPresidentJ. The mighty brass section of the Band of Braves . Majorettes--Cleft to rightjz Margaret Hoar, Elinor Sandoe, Becky Walker, Ruth Moore, Mary Alice Landis, Bert Nolt, Audrey Mast, Faye Witmer. 62 of Braves Q' K Band Director Mr. Koshuta. Senior Chorus FIRST ROW-+fright ro leftl: Mrs. Hoopes fDi1ectorD, Abbie Musser, Rosann Pownall, Gloria Groff, Laurel Koropsak, janet Adams, Marilyn Spotts, Joanne Weber, Kathleen Trego, Brenda Cunningham, Margaret Hoar, Ruth Hershey, ,loan Martin, Carol Pownall, Linda Mantell, Beverly Smeltz, Elma Lapp. SECOND ROW-lean Oberholtzer, Anna Eckrnan, ,loan Barge, Nancy Steinman, Carol Shissler, Judy Loar, Peggy Eckman, Helen Smith, Martha Clark, Corinne Rohrer, Kathy Hoober, Ruth Ann Rohrer, Joyce Hershey, Margaret Hostetter, Fay Wetzler, Becky Walker, Donna Townsend, Bonnie Erb, Thelma Hillard. THIRD ROW-Lynn Hess, Henry Pownall, Al Hershey, Glenn Yost, Russ McNeal, Walter Tennis, Vernie Stoltzfus. Carol Pownall and Linda Mantell fPianistsJ. The Senior Chorus rehearses twice a week. They perform in the Annual Candlelight Service and in the Spring Music Festival. ' The chorus has also sponsored a talent show, the proceeds to be used in the purchase of new choral gowns. Mrs. Hoopes serves as director. 64 The Junior High Chorus meets two times a week under the capable direction of Mrs. Hoopes. Their activities include the Candlelight Service and, for the first time, a Spring Festival. Junior Chorus FIRST ROW-fleft to rightl: Darla De Haven, Jeanette Klopp, Marie Buckwalter, Mark Hershey, Susan Cunningham, Edith Lengacher, Jean Counts, Emily Krieder, John Brackbill, Roy Dunn, Jeff Beane, John Hostetter, Clair Miller, Leonard Sauders, Eugene Denlinger, Dave Weiler, Jim Lyle, Ken Myers, Pat Zynn. SECOND ROW-Judy Houder, Glenda Bergh, Edith Shelly, Astrid Lengacher, Shirley Denlinger, Beth Zook, Shirley Krieder, Gwen Ruth, Ruth Fisher, Karyl Menge, Darlene Kauffman, Margaret Ranson, Diana Krusen, Deborah Krusen, Frances Earhart, Sandra Martin, Nancy Stoltzfus, Janet Rissler, Nora Stoltzfus. THIRD ROW-Betsy Lichty, Tom Phenneger, Dave Walker, Alfred Wanner, Karen Beacher, Faye Weidman, Judy Miller, Suzanne Buck- walter, Joyce Ellis, Barbara Speakman, Sharon Hoover, Vivian Wheary, Susan Walker, Suzanne Mitchell, Elaine Stoltzfus. FOURTH ROW-Carol Baxter, Evelyn Cvroff, Evelyn Hoober, Sandra Myer, Dottie Dunn, Bonnie Brenneman, Lila Hess, Ethel Smoker, Barbara Pinkerton. Junior High Organist Suzanne Buckwalter 65 Editors in Chief: Kathleen Adams and Babs Girvin. Sports Editors: Pauline Secunda and Ron C. Rice. Pequoian Editorial Staff. Pequoion Editorial stuff Activities Editors: Al Hershey and Pete Eby. Senior Editors: Ruth Moore and Chuck Ebersole. Pequoion Business Stuff Business Manager: Ronnie E. Rice, Circulation Managers: Carolyn Miller and Paul Brackbill. Advertising Managersg Marsha Lacock and Lynn Hess. Artist: Sheila Eddy. ,nr -ii- X . Niiillim s ss' V i y J Patrons List: Pat Miller and Nancy Steinman. Pequoian Business Staff. F Pioneer Editoriol Stuff 1 Reporters: Ronald Doutrich, Carol Pownall, Rosann Pownall, Brenda Cunningham, lean Oberholtzer, Sylvia Hershey, Mary Alice Landis, Margaret Hostetter, Diana Eddy, Dale Hostetter, john Eby, Carl Slaymaker, Kathleen Adams, Joyce Wise, Carol Miller, Pat Miller, Joyce Rice, Peggy Eclcman, Henry Pownall, Ron C. Rice, Ron Supplee, Ray Stern, Marsha Lacock, Barbara Girvin, Harold Groff. Editor in Chief: Sheila Eddy, Feature Editors: Becky Walker and Corinne Rohrer, Sports Editor: Al Hershey, Advisor: Mrs. Strausser. 68 The Pioneer is one of the ac- tivities that challenges the jour- nalistic abilities of the Pequea students. It is published bi- monthly and includes a summary of the school's activities, and all other news of general interest. Pioneer Business Staff A Advertising Manager: lanice Keene. Circulation Manager: jo Hoar. Business Personnel: john I-louder, Nancy Steinman, Thea Means, Bert Nolt, Chris Cony- beare, Lynn Hess, Roy Mentzer, Martha Phenneger, Faye Witmer, Betty Wimer, Connie Valentine, Carol Miller, Linda Mantell, Carol Shearer, Donna Kramer, Elma Lapp, Audrey McGallicher. For a school newspaper to have the necessary circulation, a busi- ness staff must be appointed. The business staff consists of typ- ist, advertising staff, and circula- tion personnel. Typing Staff: Peggy Lichty, Martha Clark, Sandra Raum, Gladys Stoltzfus 69 Ti A T C Student Council - Senior High l KNEELING-Cleft to rightlz Rosann Pownall, Pauline Secunda, Linda Strausser, Ruth Hershey, Sylvia Hershey, Mary Alice Landis. SITTING-Doug High fTreaSure'rJ, Larry Girvin LVice Presidentj, Al Hershey flaresidentj, Babs Ciirvin fsecretaryj. STANDING-Dick Eby, Ray Stern, Chuck Ebersole, Marsha Lacock, ,lacqueline Lacock, Mr. Althouse CAdfvisorJ, Georgia Mantell, Lester Houck, ,loe Rice, Martha Clark, Corinne Rohrer. District Representatives: Larry Girvin, Martha Clark, Marsha Lacock, Al Hershey. 70 The Pequea Valley Senior High Student Council is now in its third year of operation. The Council is responsible for many constructive projects. Among these are: corn and doggie roast, roller skating party, sponsoring a delegate to the Spooknacht Queen Contest, dances, issuing programs at basket- ball games, forming Pep Club, ob- taining emblems to honor hockey and soccer players, and arranging for a Foreign Exchange Student at P.V.H.S. The advisor of this organization is Mr. Althouse. Student Council - Junior High District Representatives: Beverly Smeltz, Laurel Koropsak, Bill Zimmerman, Ioan Martin. The Pequea Valley junior High Student Council is in its first year of op- eration. After much discussion the joint council decided that more progress could be made if it dissolved to form two councils. The Junior High Council's activities include: running a bus from junior High Basketball Games, selling Pom-Poms, and sponsoring Tag Day. They are now in the process of having a Junior High dress-up dance. The advisor for this organization is Miss Myer. KNEELING-Cleft to rightl: Ricky Wenger, Marie Buckwalter, Bruce Ehersole. SEATED- Laurel Koropsak, joan Martin, Beverly Smeltz, Bill Zimmerman, Miss Myer CAdvisorD. STAND- ING-Edna Harsh, Sandy Means, Glenn Weidman, Barbara Speakman, judy Miller, Ruth Farley, Brenda Hamish, Garard DeFrosia Elinore Bosley. 71 Q Theater Arts C ub A few of the Theater Arts Club members looking over the lighting system. Left to ri ht-Mrs. Ashwell fAdvisorJ, Linda Hess Edna Kreider, Kathleen Adams, g 1 Barbara Miller, Sheila Eddy, Diana Eddy, Miss Whitenight lAduisorJ. gf X . ,gz . ,W A ' me sg? f , f H 1' t. ,f j ,ju Y. f 5. 1, l Nei? 'R S3222 NE gl . t. Q.. . ., - -1'-'Agia 'Q-X.. ' I3 L . mtv, rf-Q 'e-..,T',' -- Q W. -WJ'-.K f 1 RQ , iI'x,.1Ll E t -Q Iohn l-louder has theatrical make-up applied. Kathleen Adams and Linda Mantell applying facial make-up to Audrey Mast. 72 Tom Fox, Donald Hersh, Mary jane Reihl, Georgia Mantell, Virginia Spotts, and Beverly Norris erecting scenery for Candlelight Service. Library Club Sheila Eddy, Christine Gregg, Sherry Haug, Rhonda Thomas, and lean Oberholtzer looking over magazine display. Mary lane Riehl, Barry Baldwin, and Howard Garver placing books in their proper shelves. Allen Stoltzfus, Sandra Summers, Bruce Ebersole, Miss Keith fLibrarianJ, Eric Lundgren, Alda Seldembridge, and jerry Werner talking over library skills. Nancy Steinman, Randall Rice, Iohn Miller, and Carol Shissler looking through the card catalogue. 73 Candlelight Service Iohn Brackbill and Iohn Hershey sang a duet Rosann Pownll while Mrs. Hoopes conducted junior High Chorus. Candlelight procession. The manger in tableau one. Reverent scene climaxes tableau. 74 Junior-Senior Play Entire cast for Seventeenth Summern production presented in November, 1959. , Mr. Sandel CAssistant The stars of the show, Babs Direczorj and Miss Girvin and Chuck Ebersole. Keith fDiT6CIOT,. The cast in scene three. 75 Iuniors and Seniors dancing to the music of Johnny Barret. Dancers taking time out to enjoy the beautiful scenery. 76 Senior Pauline Secunda crowns Scott Bleacher King of the Prom . Prom Sally Coates, soon to be Queen of the Prom The trumpet man takes a ride Youlre getting sleepy! Al Hershey dis- plays form on the parallel bars. There's a joker in every crowd and this one's no exception. Gym Night Stoltzy does a back lay-out with no sweat from Mr, Hol- croft. Bert Nolt flying high. Peggy Eckman is untangled from the rings. Bill Urban does a giant , a trick which few men master. This year's senior girls performing chair dance. 78 3 Baseball - 1959 Doug gets a high one! Hess hits one! SQ M1 . vt was .CQ , an W X, g at fi: N LI W f ft : my 'Vg al 6 A 1 V N17 lv M 'A C - Assistant Coach Coach Allen Milan Kratzer. Eckert. CQCCQCQQQ Scorebook P.V. OPP. O 15 'Octorara 2 'Donegal 5 4 'Donegal 3 14 Conestoga Valley 2 Solanco 0 5 Lampeter - Strasburg 4 12 Garden Spot 6 12 Conestoga Valley 2 8 Solanco 3 2 Lampeter - Strasburg 0 8 Garden Spot 1 1 'Columbia 4 PLAYOFF GAME 3 Cocalico 8 '-Denotes Non-League Games. 6 . ay is waiting for this one! 80 Section III Champions KNEELING-fleft to rightl: Roy Shirk, Lynn Hess, Doug High, Ron C. Rice, Chuck Eber- sole, Ray Stem. SITTING-Ralph Speakman CManage'rD, Lanny Ammon, Charles Perella, Scott Bleacher, Lee Shirk, ,lim Eckman, Charles Hoober, Harold Groff, Ken Eshelman fManagerD. STANDING-CCoachJ Allen Eckert, john Houder, Tom Winters, Ronald Supplee, Tom Speak' man, Lew Hershey, Richard Eby, George Good, Larry Girvin, CCoachD Milan Kratzer. Another Championship team! This is the third time in three years that the baseball team has won the section title. If the team had beaten Cocalico they would have had a chance to play Donegal for the County Champion- ship. Coach Allen Eckert and Assistant Coach Milan Kratzer have done a commendable job with very willing baseball players. The players for this year will be equally as eager as those of last year. Look out! Rice means business! 81 Chuck has him! Field Hockey KNEELING--fleft to rightj: Louise Wenger, Kathy Hoober, Ioann Kellenberger. STAND- ING-Linda Hess, Laurel Koropsak, Donna Townsend, Barbara Miller, Ruth Ann Shirk, Corinne Rohrer, Jacqueline Lacock, Margaret Hoar, Betty Bowman, Mary Alice Landis, Ioan Martin, Gloria Cvroff, Rosann Pownall. The hockey team this year is extra proud of their successful season, because it was the first time that the Pequea Val- ley Hockey Team won the section cham- pionship. Bert Nolt, Co-Captain of the team and center forward, scored 8 goals of the total 15. Sylvia Hershey, wing, had Z goals, Babs Girvin, inner, had 2 goals, Jo Hoar, halfback, had 1 goalg and Beckie Walker, inner, had 1 goal. The girls exhibited teamwork throughout the season and had one great desire -- to prove to their coach that they were capable of being a championship team. Carol Miller, goalie, was picked Player of the Month , because she had many saves during the season. qw t H :swws . ,.f'....,, .. .. 1-fi-ff-'fa - 5 mf 1. A., .3 Coach JoAnn Kramer. f :fm 2 1... ara pil ..,4,,,!i, it islilivf Nia, 3, X Sli? trawl 2 W ww ef' S ij ight, gm- Q., 'Blk Aa Y gtk 'age . in . it gf? 5 W , ii,,2,f'iP . - A: as W E W t aw ' f ie- . -: ,was OW xr 'tjralqw MS i M a . 3 X -sr 1. Managers: Left to right- Donna Kramer, Nancy Denlinger, Kathleen Adams. 82 Co-Captain Sylvia Hershey. Assistant Coach Lucille Shirk. Section Champions - i959 KNEELING-fleft ro righzlz Sylvia Hershey, Carol Miller, Bert Nolt. STANDING-Babs Girvin, Carol Shearer, Brenda Cunningham, Jo Hoar, Marsha Lacock, Peggy Lichty, Carol Shissler, Beckie Walker, Nancy Steinman. Co-Captain Bert Nolt. Goalie Carol Miller. CFFFVFCFFFFC N4k4xJwaNQNvwJvvv,gJ Scorebook P.V. OPP. 1 SE-town 4 2 Octorara 2 0 Manheim Z 2 'Hempfielcl 4 3 Penn Manor Z 5 Solanco Z O 'Garclen Spot 0 1 Lampeter- Strasburg O 1 Conestoga Valley 1 A'-Denotes Non-League Games. Soccer - 1959 , i KNEELING-Cleft to rightlz Iohn Hilton, Chip Simpson, Bill Zimmerman, Iohn Mitchell, Albert Hershey, Paul Secunda, Paul Bailey. STANDING-fCoachJ Richard Altman, Walter Lutz, Dennis Newhauser, jerry Frankhauser, Wayne Peters, Ronald Eby, Rick Shearer, Glenn Herr, CCoachJ Donald Bailey. The freshman soccer team was coached by Richard Altman. The team played on an intra-mural basis and had a successful season. This team will be a great asset to the future soccer teams of Pequea Valley. Coaches: Donald Bailey, Warren Hoopes. Managers: Bob Walker, Donald Simmons Co-Captain: Al Hershey. District III Chompions po . 1 fu 4 ML -YM .. R All ' Q . we... . k 1 V i ........ - Leis-'R' KNEELING-fleft to rightlx Bob Walker fManagerJ, Walt Tennis, Don Miller, Ray Stern, Henry Pownall, john Houder, Doug High, Al Hershey, Chuck Ebersole, Dale Rice, Larry Girvin, Norm Hershey, Carl Slaymaker, Donald Simmons CManage1j. STANDING-fCoachJ Donald Bailey, Pete Eby, Richard Eby, Ron C. Rice, David Eisenberger, Tom Speakman, Ken Shee, Ron E. Rice, Ronald Doutrich, Clair Weir, fCoachJ Warren Hoopes. CENTER-Harold Groff, Iarrell Horn. The fall of 1959-60 proved to be nearly as success- ful as the preceding year as far as soccer was concerned. The team received the District Ill championship title after beating Norlebco 2-1, Green Park 4-O, and Mc- Caskey 3f2. The soccer season was exciting and re- warding to both the fans and the players. In 16 games played this year, only 7 goals were scored against the Braves. At the close of the soccer season the coaches and officials of the county selected a first and second team of county All-Star players. This year six men from Pequea Valley were named to positions on these teams. The first team included Al Hershey, Chuck Ebersole, Ron C. Rice, and Tom Speakman. The sec- ond team included Dale Rice and Doug High. Ray Stern, Ron E. Rice, Harold Groff, john Houder, and Henry Pownall received honorable mention. Scorebook Penn Manor Conestoga Valley Garden Spot Lampeter Strasburg Donegal Penn Manor Conestoga Valley Garden Spot Lampeter - Strasburg Donegal Kennett Square Co-Captain Doug High. PLAYOFF GAMES Z Norlebco 4 Green Park 3 McCaskey 1 Ridley Township 85 -Denotes Non-League Games. OPP O 1 O 2 2 .CCS SS CQ CCSC P.V. Z 'FOctorara 1 1 O 3 O 1 ' 1 3 - O 4 O 2 O 5 O 1 ' O 5 3 O 3 0 Seniors Chuck Ebersole CSeniorJ. Position - Inside left - First County All-Star Team -- 14 goals in season. Ray Stern CSeniorJ. Position - Left halfback - Received honorable mention. ond Tom Speakman Oun- ior . Position Center All Stars Dale Rice fSeniorJ. Position - Outside right - Second County All-Star Team - 5 goals in season. Ron C. Rice fSeniorD. Pos- ition - Left fullback -- First County All-Star Team. 3 - halfback -- First County All-Star Team. Ron E. Rice fSeniorJ. Pos- ition - Inside right - Re- ceived honorable mention - 5 Doug High CSeniorJ. Position - Right D goals in season. fullback - Second County All-Star Team. 86 Hershey Wins Trophy RAY LINK AWARD At this year's annual meeting of Lancaster County soccer coaches and of- ficials Alvin Hershey was selected as the outstanding player in the county. This player is awarded the Ray W. Link Trophy, the highest honor a Lancaster County high school soccerman can receive. This trophy isgiven as a memorial to Ray Link, a soccer player and coach, who was killed on the golf course in a freak ac- cident. The boy named the outstanding athlete is so named, not only because of his outstanding playing, but also because of the spirit, sportsmanship and leader- ship which he displays. Al served as co-captain for the Braves for the year and led the scoring at- tack from the center forward position. He led the county by scoring nineteen goals during the regular season and four in playoff games. Hershey's winning this award makes the third time in the last four years a Pequoian has been the recipient. These winners were Carroll Hershey, brother of Al, in 1956, and Charles Hoober in 1958. 87 Team Helpers VARSITY CHEERLEADERS FRONT-fleft to rightjz Ianice Keene, Babs Girvin, Bert Nolt. BACK-Pauline Secunda, Margaret Hostetter, Mary Alice Landis. Excited fans of the Braves! 91 Jr- A tp L Timer Mr. John Koshuta. Now the action starts! 88 , 'aia - , if U! ri t 1 att 1 fi . yin - Varsit scorekee er Y P Miss Shirley Garrett. LV. scorekeeper Peggy Lichty. Vo rsily Basketball KNEELING-Cleft to 'righrjz Ron C. Rice, Al Hershey, Chuck Ebersole, Doug High, Tom Speakman. STANDING-CCoachD Harold Mahalik, David Eisenberger, Chris Conybeare, Tom Winters, Ronald Supplee, Dick Rohrer, Harold Groff, Henry Pownall, Ken Eshelman. The varsity basketball team of 1959-60 showed much improvement over the team of the previous year. With the coaching skill of Harold Mihalik, and the ability and desire of the team, the Braves defeated many of their opponents, end- ing the season in third place. Chuck Ebersole, named Player of the Month and captain of the team, led the Braves' scoring with an average of 21 points throughout the season. Pequea represented Lancaster County in Class C PIAA Play- offs. On an icy, cold March 4, C C' C C C the team met Wfest Reading act ' 'J' the Albright Fied House an went down to defeat by a score Scorebcok OPP f 59-37. O '5Oxford A'Manhe1m Township 'Hempf1eld Conestoga Valley Oxford Cocahco Union Alumnae acOctorara Warwick Captain Lampeter Strasburg elected lst team Garden Spgf member of both Solanco sportswriters and coaches All-County agEhZabethtOWn team. Conestoga Valley Cocahco Union Warwick Lampeter Strasburg Garden Spot A'Donegal Solanco PLAYCJFF GAME 37 '5West Readlng Denotes Non League Games P.V. . 49 39 60 ' ' 35 31 ' 39 57 46 65 33 51 ' ' 48 40 A' 34 54 46 41 ' 44 57 - 63 chuck Ebefsole, 73 aDODCgHl 44 69 36 52 53 55 ' 44 66 50 46 ' ' 38 49 ' 59 28 - 44 47 34 61 46 54 47 ' 59 89 Junior High Basketball KNEELING-fleft to rightlz Glenn Esbenshade, Earl Lacock, Dennis Newhauser, Ierry Frankhauser, Clarence Groff, Bill Zimmerman, Albert Hershey, Roy Shirk. STANDING-Rick Wenger, Arthur Groff, Gerard DeFrosia, Jake Mitchell, Mike Eby, Pete Kinzer, Ken Bickel, Mark Hershey, fCoachD Milan Kratzer. ABSENT-Paul Secunda. CSSQQQCQCSC. Scorebook P.v. oPP. Z4 Hempfieia 35 10 Lancaster Country Day School Garden Spot Conestoga Valley North Brandywine Lampeter Strasburg Solanco Lancaster Country Day School Twin Valley Conestoga Valley Twin Valley Lampeter Strasburg Solanco Z4 29 38 15 41 29 ' 38 Z3 - 21 47 28 33 21 39 Garden Spot 18 34 ' Z3 ZZ 34 35 ' 28 43 - 22 52 38 u 90 The Junior High basketball team of 1959-60 had a successful season this year. In the first half of the season the team lost only one game and that was to Conestoga Valley. jerry Frankhauser led the team in scoring. LEFT-ffront to backlz Astrid Lengacher, Gloria Groff, Laurel Koropsak, Louise Wenger, Ioan Martin. CENTER-Judy l-louder. BACK-Lynn Conybeare, Linda Esbenshade. Junior Vorsily Basketball FRONT-fleft to 'rightlr Iohn Houder, Wayne Peters, fCoachJ Donald Bailey. BACK- Lew Hershey, Larry Girvin, David Eisenberger, George Good. CQC .C QCQQCC Scorebook P.v. oPP. 26 'FOxford 25 27 'Manheim Township 25 19 all-lempfield 41 26 Conestoga Valley 22 38 '5Oxford 33 25 Cocalico Union 26 39 'l'Octorara 22 23 Warwick 25 27 Lampeter - Strasburg 37 29 'Donegal 27 35 Garden Spot 17 31 Solanco 34 26 a'Elizabethtown 24 45 Conestoga Valley 34 22 Cocalico Union 28 44 Warwick 32 42 Lampeter - Strasburg 28 27 Elizabethtown 20 39 Garden Spot 14 34 Donegal 27 37 Solanco 29 -Denotes Non-League Games. The 1959-60 Junior Varsity basketball team consisted primarily of juniors with great shooting ability. The team was led in scoring by Tom Winters and his talented left hand. The men on the team will be ready for the varsity next year. Front to back-Ruth Ann Shirk, Corinne Rohrer, Marilyn Rohrer, Jacqueline Lacock. Wrestling Chuck Ebersole vs. Guy Weidman Ron C. Rice vs. ,lim Eckman Wrestling is a new sport added th' 1S year, coached by Mr. Marzolf, Junior High mathematics teacher. Wrestling was conducted on ' - ' exhibt' an intra mural basis, but 1 ion matches were held before faculty basketball games. Coach Marzolf is teaching the boys the fundamentals of the sport. ln the coming years wrestling will become much more important than it is now. The coach hopes to schedule matches on a LV. level next year and on a Varsity level the following year. Al Hershey vs. Scott Bleacher. Doug High vs, Bob Hershey. 92 ..- J Beimont Limestone Co. CFormerly Wenger SI Sensenig Companyl Agricultural Limestone CRUSHED STONE D P P P P P P R. F. Groff, Inc. Stone, Brick, and Block PARADISE, R. D. 1, PENNA. 'i Layer Phone: HI 2-4133 1, v P Betty's Beauty Salon ELIZABETH BooK SHISSLER, Proprietor 11 South Fulton Street STRASBURG, PENNA. For Appointment .... Call OV 7-3136 P P P P P r 'r 'v r In ti 1 in r ,r 62 Lancaster County FAIQXIU FARM BUREAU Cooperative Asso. LANCASTER MANHEIM NEW HOLLAND QUARRYVILLE We Specialize in .... Home Cooking. Geiimarfs Diner LINCOLN HIGHWAY EAST 4 P P P r 1 r 'I P 4 r In ,r 11 4 4 Baciiman FuneraI Home Serving Lancaster County Since 1769 STRASBURG, PENNA. HaIdeman,s Garage BIRD-IN.HAND, PENNA 4 4 4 4 4 P D P tr 1 1 1 1 1 5 'r 1 lr r P GeI1man's Luncileonette Steaks ' Subs MILK SHAKES SALISBURY HEIGHTS Hershey Garment Company PARADISE, PENNA. OV 7-6071 1 1 1 3 1 P P 4 4 P 1a P 4 ,I r 4 P 4 4a 4 4 4 4 'I in Norman Graham B ui ider ALUMINUM PRODUCTS KINZERS, R. D. 1, PENNA. SO 8-8090 94 Brown Funeral Home PARADISE, PENNA. Phone: SO 8-3651 Howard Braclclaills Garage RONKS, R. D. 1, PENNA. General Auto Repairing NEW and USED CARS Old Philadelphia Pike and Gordonville Road L. IVI. Bryson General Merchandise A. M. Burlcholcler Groceries - Hardware CLOTHING VINTAGE, PENNA. Phone: HI Z-4631 IVA STORE We Give S 81 H Green Stamps! PARADISE, R. D. 1, PENNA. Denlinger Insurance Agency Phone: HI Z-4912 Elnerly Auto Sales Select Automobiles MAURICE S. EBERLY GAP, R. D. 1, PENNA. Plwner LY 3-5806 ATGLEN, PENNA. E Harold Eby nterprise TI h C Dressed Poultry and e e one om an , p P Y Custom Dressing NEW HOLLAND, PENNA. Phone: HI 24383 KINZERS, R. D. 1 Willis W. Futer GORDONVILLE, R. D. 1, PENNA. Television Sales G Service Phone: SO 8-8184 Phone: HI 2-4381 Thomas F. Feister Painting, Floor Sanding, and Paperhanging KINZERS, R. D. 1, PENNA. FREE ESTIMATES Garden Spot Bowling Center STRASBURG Phone: OV 73281 Week-Days ........ 1:00 P.M. - 12:00 P.M. Sundays ..... ...... 1 :00 P.M. - 6:00 P.M. Hides, Tallow, and Livestock Charles Lichty PARADISE, PENNA. Phone: OV 7-6562 436 East Main Street BUICK , . Groff Buick, 1nc. X P ' NEW HOLLAND, PENNA. Le Sabre - Invicta - Electra Phone: EL 4-2215 Ba1c1win,s Garage GAP, R. D. 1, PENNA. Best Wishes to the Class of 1960! Gap Diner GAP, PENNA. William W. Bair Painting and Decorating Spring Garden KINZERS, R. D. 1, PENNA. Phone: SO 8-8113 Hoover R. Bair GAP, PENNA. Brackhilrs Garage General Repair Work INTERCOURSE, PENNA. Phone: SO 8-3251 Harnish's Meat Market Your I GA Store MIDWAY BETWEEN PARADISE and SOUDERSBURG Phone ---- OV 7-4816 Gap Frozen Food Lockers Fresh Meats and Groceries Phone ---- HI 2-4151 Carl R. Feister Painting anct Paperhanging PARADISE, R. D. 1, PENNA Phone: OV 7-2611 r 'r 'r 4 r 3 3 4 4 4 4 4 l 'l 4 4 3 'r 'r 4 3 r Martin D. Kern S' Son HONEY BROOK, PENNA. Dr. Hazel NI. Flora Chiropractor PARADISE, R. D. 1, PENNA. v r v 3 'u I r 1. 3 3 v r r 3 Clyde Graham HOME AND POULTRY Remedies GAP, PENNA. Phone: HI 2-4725 Gregg's Service Station Sunoco Products Phone: HI Zf4277 VINTAGE, PENNA. r r 'r 'r r 'r r r r r 3 3 4 r 3 r 'r 3 4 jr r 'r 4 JSITC Groff Painting ' Decorating WALL TILE - FLOOR COVERING STRASBURG, PENNA Phone: OV 7-6081 W. D. Hershey Concrete Products KINZERS, PENNA. Phone: HI 2-4298 'r in 4 4 3 4 I 'l 'r r r r 3 3 'I 'r 3 3 3 3 3 3 Henry H. Groff Cesspoot, Septic Tank, and Cistern Cleaning AND INSTALLATION CONCRETE SEPTIC TANKS For Sale! BIRD-IN-HAND, PENNA. Phone: EX 2-0157 GTOHWS HHTCTWHTC NEW HOLLAND, PENNA. Hardware ' Housewares HOTPOINT APPLIANCES r 3 gl n 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 r r jr 3 3 3 'I r 4 3 3 Robert D. Hoffecker General Merchandise LANCO STORES RONKS, PENNA. Phone: OV 7-3151 97 V. D. Kling Agency AUCTIONEER Real Estate and Insurance Community Public Sale First Saturday in Each Month INTERCOURSE, PENNA. Phone: SO 8-3441 or EX 2-7492 Goodyear Tires BATTERIES - RECAPPING - RADIO Television - Electrical Appliances Lehzeltelfs 237 N. Queen street LANCASTER, PENNA. Over 59 Years! Leaman Place Store C. M. ESHLEMAN Phone: SO 8-3034 B. F. Leidy fr Sons GARAGE General Repairing Greasing - State Inspection KINZERS, PENNA. Phone: HI 2-4907 Christian l..ichty's Sons General Contractors PARADISE, PENNA. Phones: OV 7-6337 - OV 7-5290 Ad Managers -- Lacock and Hess Clair W. Denlinger Carpenter and Builder RONKS, R. D. 1, PENNA Phone: OV 7-6312 Geo. S. Althouse Gasoline - Oil - Etc. EPHRATA, R. D. 3, PENNA. Phone: RE 3-0905 Lanchester Farm GERALD K. AND JEANNETTE MANTELI. Registered Holsteins Accredited - Certified - Classified - Analyzed Have been using Curtiss Candy Improved Stud Ser-vice for six years. COWS and CALVES EOR SALE FROM TIME T0 TIME NARVON, R. D. 2, PENNA. Phone: BR 3-3236 Diller,s Electrical Service INTERCOURSE, PENNA. Best Wishes to the Class of '6O! Take heed how you build Every stroke, every single Element abides and there Is nothing that grows so Fast as character. I l 3 3 I I 4 I I 4 3 I I I 'I 3 Building Contractor REPAIRS - REMODELING Renovations - Conversions E. TCHHIHH PARADISE, PENNA. Phone: HI Z-4808 A. Warren Lichty Taxiclermist I 3 3 3 3 3 3 I 'I 4 'I 4 4 'I 4 I 1 3 'I I I I 3 Walter Er tlaclcson, lnc. GENERAL LINE OF Building Material CI-IRISTIANA, PENNA. Phone: LY 3-5195 The Willows SIX MILES EAST OE LANCASTER On Route 30 I 3 3 I 4 3 I 4 4 3 4 4 4 4 4 I 'I 'I 3 4 3 4 'I I 'I 4 I..CI1gElCllCl' CIICCSC House Cheese . Butter Lancaster County KINZERS, PENNA. Phone: HI 2-4388 Charles W. Lundgren Er Sons Cemetery Memorials PARADISE, PENNA. Phone: SO S-3715 'I 'I I 4 3 4 'I 'I 4 3 3 3 'I 'I 3 3 4 4 I H. J. Mast General Store BEARTGWN, PENNA. W. R. Watson Contractor PAINTING and DECORATING Painting and Paperhanging Floor Sanding and Finishing ' GAP, PENNA. I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I I :I 3 3 3 3 3 3 4 4 :I 3 3 3 3 Success Ahead . . . Class of 1960! lVlilano,s Drive-ln King of the Steak Sanclwich THICK SI-IAKES, SUBS, and FRIES GAP, Route 41, PENNA. 99 1V1i11er Bros. - Auto Body Auto Body Repair GAP, R. D. 1, PENNA. Phone: HI Z-4812 1VIi11er's Greenhouse Flowers for All Occasions RONKS, PENNA. Phone: OV 7-5111 DELIVERY SERVICE IVIi11er and Shirk Your Local Texaco Dealer GENERAL AUTO REPAIR Official Inspection Station SOUDERSBURG, PENNA. Phone: OV 7-2031 Keep Trim With Our Trim Don's Barber Shop Two Chairs Route 30 GAP HILL Phone: HI 2-4379 Leonard C. 1VIi11er Painting - Paperhanging Floor Sanding Box 85 SOUDERSBURG, PENNA. Phone: OV 7-3018 If You Stop To Think ,... You Will Think To Stop ....AT.... IV1i11ey,s Service Station Rhodes Soft Ice Cream ....and.... Amish Gifts an MILES LINCOLN HIGHWAY EAST New 1'1o11anc1 Meat Market BUTCHERS Home Dressed and Smoieecl Meats GROCERIES Phone ---- EL 4-8351 G1HHiC,S Beauty Shoppe MRS. VIRGINIA NICKEL, Proprietor 43 VINTAGE, PENNA. :Q Phone: HI Z-4126 Oh Shaw 1VIote1 Ross PHTIHCT Hafdw CLT9 ELECTRICAL AND PORTABLE WELDING White Horse GAP, R. D. 1, PENNA. 3 1 3 1 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 I I 1 3 3 3 I 1 3 3 State Banlc of Paradise The Bank of Service PARADISE, PENNA. Member of Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Each Deposit Insured Up to S510,000.00! Queen Dairy Lancastefs .Finest Growing with Quality! Phone: EX 7-3691 'I 'I 'I 1 3 I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I :I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 1 'I 'I 'I 'I :I 3 1 3 AUTO and TRUCK REPAIRS International Trucles SALES AND SERVICE 24-Hour Towing Service H. C. Robinson HI 2-4156 Lincoln Highway GAP Health Foods 1001, WHOLE WHEAT FLOUR fBurr Groundj If you prefer the Organic, we have it! Roasted Yellow Com Meal, Whole Rye Flour, Wheat Germ Meal Can ship by Parcel Post. Sold in 10 lb. lots or by the ton. Rohrens Mill Phone: ov 7-6400 RONKS, R. D. 1, PENNA. 'I 1 I 1 I 1 3 3 3 3 I 1 I 1 3 I 'I 'I 1 I 'I 'I 'I I 3 I P 3 3 3 I Walter IVI. Rohrer PARADISE, R. D. 1, PENNA. Poultry I-1 Eggs FRUITS and VEGETABLES IN SEASON Phone: OV 7-3551 S. Rubinson fr Sons, Inc. Department Store NEW HOLLAND, PENNA. Phone: EL 4-2249 4 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 1 I :I 'I 'I 'I gi 3 3 Wm. C. Ruth and Son General Machine Work GAP, PENNA. I-II 2,4917 Ashmer Rutter Electric Service OV 7-4422 - OV 7-6549 PARADISE, PENNA. 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 3 .leannette's Beauty Shop I-II 2-4225 GAP, PENNA. 101 Reyn0Id Shenlie Co. Tool Design - Die Design Methocls TOOL and DIE MAKING Special Machinery Metal Starnpings PRODUCTION MACHINERY Phone: OV 7-5511 PARADISE, PENNA. 19 Miles East of Lancasterj SincIair Service Station NED MCCLURE GAP, PENNA Phone: HI 2-4615 Esso Service ....BY.... Q PauI Secunda Phone: HI 2-4231 VINTAGE, PENNA DRIVE CAREFULLY . . . Don't Hit a Pretty Girl - We Need Them. CharIes K. Singer General Merchandise FOODS - HARDWARE DRY GOODS PARADISE, PENNA. Phone: OV 73065 Eugene A. Shearer Welcling ELECTRIC AND ACETYLENE GORDONVILLE, PENNA. Phone: SO 8-3921 Singing NeedIes, Inc. LEOLA, PENNA. Shirlcls Garage Sales Service PARADISE, PENNA. Phone: SO 8-3761 PauI R. Smeltz GORDONVILLE, PENNA. Auto Bocly Shop FENDER and BODY REPAIRS Refinishing - Painting WRECK WORK Phone - -- - SO 8-3141 Wm. R. Shirk Fresh ancl Smohecl Meats GAP, R. D. I, PENNA. White I-Iorse IIO11f1 SIIIORCI' SPRING GARDEN sTORE General Merchandise KINZERS, R. D. 1, PENNA. ,,,, , SnaVeIy and Dosch 324 North Queen Street In LANCASTER, PENNA. if Stradhng Insurance Agency HONEY BROOK, PENNA. Phone: BR 3-3142 ....Agents.... AL STRADLING Gus SPECE GUNSMITHING - HUNTING - FISH- 5: ING - ARCHERY - GOLF - ATH- LECTIC EQUIPMENT - TOYS - GAMES - HOBBIES The Sportsman's Shop Phone: 135 E. Main Street EL 4-7891 NEW HOLLAND, PENNA. 1, The First Nationai Bank of Strashurg Organized in 1863 Main Office Branch Office STRASEURG WILLOW STREET DEPOSITS INSURED! George Steffy Summers Brothers Plumbing f-1 Heating General Hauling Hardware SOUDERSBURQ PENNA- 'I PERMUTIT WATER SOFTENER Phone: Phone: HI 2-4163 George B. Stern Stucco Plastering WATERPROOFING BASEMENTS Gap Hill K1NzERs, R. D. 1, PENNA. Phone: HI 2-4300 Rich Swanseen Stone Mason Contractor STONE FRONTS - FIREPLACES Flagstone Walks and Patios GAP, R. D. 2, PENNA. Phone: HI 2-4315 Dial: HI 24602 Leon A. StoItzfus Milk Transportation FARM BULK TANK PICK-UP KINZERS, R. D. 1, PENNA. l C. IVI. Sweigart M. A. B. Paints Quality Since 1899! WHITE HORSE, PENNA. Tri-Mor Mfg. Co. ....MAKERS OE.... Quality Garments PARADISE, PENNA. Phone - - Strasburg OV 7-6441 A Good Place to Work! Roy K. Weaver AGENT State Farm Insurance Co. North Decatur Street STRASBURG, PENNA. AUTO - LIFE - FIRE - LIABILITY E. Roy Trout Er Son Finest Eggs FROM NEARBY FARMS Phones: I-II Z-4346 EX 3-0445 WBTTCH WCHVCI' leweler 144 East Main Street NEW HOLLAND, PENNA. Viola's Suits - Dresses - Lingerie CUSTOM MADE EVENING St WEDDING GOWNS 102 East Main Street Phone: RE 3-1757 EPHRATA, PENNA. Weir Bros. General Hauling GAP, R. D. 1 NEW HOLLAND Phone: HI 2-4415 Phone: EL 4-0485 Il. C. Wallcer 8' Son, Inc. F9961 - LUn1b9T - COCLZ FERTILIZER O GRASS SEEDS Quality and Service Since 1855! VVertz,s Service Station Phone: OV 7-6014 STRASBURG, PENNA. State Inspection - Washing - Greasing Atlantic Gas anol Oil Phone: HI Z-4169 GAP, PENNA. mm ROCK OF AGES QW FAMILY MONUMENTS WeaVer,S Memorials Only Rock of Ages Dealer in Lancaster County NEW HOLLAND, PENNA. W. L. VVhite,S Sons Cemetery Memorials HONEY BROOK, PENNA. ALL WORK GUARANTEED! Phone - - Honey Brook BR 3-3613 JOIIH Houder ORIGINAL LANCASTER COUNTY Swiss Cheese Phone: HI 2-4424 GAP, PENNA. I 3 3 3 3 I I 4 I 3 3 3 4 3 3 3 3 I 4 I 4 I 4 3 3 Clem E. Hooher Wirthmore Feeds ....AND.... Kasco Dog Food SO 8-3431 INTERCOURSE, PENNA. Hood Pharmacy KEN W. Hoon, Owner 15 East Main Street STRASBURO, PENNA. Phone: OV 7-6058 I 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 P 3 3 3 3 I 'I 3 1 I 3 'T 3 3 3 3 3 John II. Hooher Feed - Coal - Lumber GORDONVILLE, PENNA. Phone: SO 8-3216 Wise,s Orchard Lincoln Highway East Phone: HI 2-4355 GAP, PENNA. 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 I I 4 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 Amos B. Witmer May tag PARADISE, PENNA Phone: OV 7-6113 C. W. Witmer Pyrofax Gas Service BOTTLED and BULK Farm - Home - Industry 'I 3 'I 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 I 3 3 3 3 3 Woerth fr Feister General Merchandise A FRESH MEATS PARADISE, R. D. 1, PENNA. Phone: LY 3-5033 Wright's ....BAKERS oF.... Quality Baked Foods For Over 74 Years 3 4 3 3 I 3 3 r 3 3 I P I 3 r 3 3 3 I 3 3 3 P 3 3 Arthur S. Young' Co., Inc. Power Farming Equipment AND SUPPLIES GENERAL MACHINE SHOP Phone: HI 2-4186 KINZERS, PA. O5 MAURICE M. GOOD ....Rep'resenting.... Eastern States Farmers Exchange, Inc. Gordonville, R. D. 1, Penna ,QQYA Sr fN 74 im m 1 ,, I 97 . Phone: SO 8-3781 THE ESBENSHADE TURKEY FARM Turkeys Turkeys SINCE 1890 Idgal Year Gifts Paradise, Lancaster County, Penna. Phone: OV 7-3211 FISI-1ER'S DIESEL SERVICE Diesel Engines and Hometite Chain Saws PUMPS AND GENERATORS Gap, Penna. Phone: HI 2-4674 - Residence: H12-4365 A. Raymond Doutrich Mason and Contractor KINZERS, R. D. 1, PENNA Phone: HI 2-4586 Darne11's Music Shop LEADING BRANDS Band and Orchestra Instruments 127 East Orange Street Phone: EX 4-0072 LANCASTER, PENNA. Kurtis Fresh Dressed Poultry QUALITY EGGS Ar All Times! PARADISE, R. D. 1, PENNA. QI Char1es K. Singer General Merchandise FOOD - HARDWARE DRY GOODS PARADISE PENNA 1' , , Phone: HI 2-4821 'E Phone: OV 7,5794 P d F. MARVIN RICE General Auto Repairing OFFICIAL INSPECTION STATION ez OV 7-2898 Ronks, Perma. SHREINER'S FLOWERS Phone: so 8-3581 P dise, Penna. A L. J. DENLINGER COMPANY P ISC, Master Mix Feeds Lumber ' Coal Denlinger,s Feeds Serve -- n Definite Needs ne: SO 8-3031 Phone: SO 8-3021 THE GAP NATIONAL BANK E Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 107 FRANK IX 6 SONS - PENNA. CORP. Textiles, Like Foods, Are Basic . . . DON'T OVERLOOK ITS JOB OPPORTUNITIES! New Holland, P CLARK ELECTRIC Kelvinator Appliances and Girton Bulk Service ELECTRICAL SERVICE and REFRIGERATOR SERVICE Kinzers, R. D. 1, Pe Phone: SO 8-8501 DUTCH TOWN and COUNTRY INN Steaks - Sea Fooct - Lunches - Dinners Vintage, Pe Phone: HI 2-4912 LEOLA UNDERGARIVIENT COMPANY ....MANuFAcTURERs oF.... Lady Verona Lingerie Leola, Pe Phone: OL 6-2751 AIVIOS EBY 8- COMPANY ....MANUFAc'rURERs oF.... High Gracie Fertilizer Paradise, Pe Phone: OV 7-6091 108 6 FISHER MOTORS QOSMUBQQ - SCIGS Servlce fff'7 Q AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING Phone: OV 7-6011 or OV 7-9169 Paradise, Penna Phone: Gap HI 2-4590 or HI 2-4584 WILLIAM IVIO SCOVIC LUIVIBER COMPANY Kinzers, Penna Hardwood and Softwood LUTUBQF PHILIPPINE MAHOGANY A SPECIALTY SCIENTIFICALLY KILN DRIED JAMES HIGH Feed Purina and Wear a Smile! THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK of INTERCOURSE Intercourse, Penna. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation GEORGE C. HOAR f-1 Insurance Agency Insurance Coverage for Risks AUTOMOBILE and GENERAL CASUALTY - FIRE, STORM, and EXTENDED COVERAGES Modern Homeowners Package Policies HI 2-4393 State Road Gap, Penna. 109 GUNS FISHING EQUIPMENT SHENK BROS. Sporting Goocls and Toys 30 West King Street Lancaster, Penna. TOYS VARSITY SWEATERS Rich, Whole Milk In Modern Cream Top Bottles .... Whipped Cream when you want it! TRY QUR DELICIOUS ICE CREAM! CREAM TOP DAIRY 4 tr 'r Lincoln Highway East Lancaster, R. D. 4, Penna. , .1513 if 5553.515 ' 33 vf55f'5- v Z6 .gui .. Ti:- g '.'zf:,1T' - QS. :p :iE,h,Jg- gan I :nn , -3 f 1 -S : y gxk 1 4, ff! J 'Ll 4 I ,n-.? ' - 5 . T: Q 4: I , 5 srnee-:rw PIIES I GP I 4, if 'ka fin 1. ABY 1 . fgihf' 1 ,. , - .-l,,,,Gz' ii ' B . , 'I wg!! 'assign ' ' 'ff ag. ,E CHICKS - - -:fear . --- My .g 'sgft-We 5- 5:4 13.ff.ei,:- ge , .151 Q-' ' 5 ., P 1 ', F ' 'I I fi A MINS efffffdn feeilihh- -'M 'fn . FARM S BABY ,I .. 2 '5i:.., r -, Q15 If -4 -1 1 ' -54'7f'1'77i'-5 ' .4 ' 4 CHICKS 1' 6. I-,jf Xqeyisi!-IEEE? fgim 'Z am, - - f' -Fw? ,qi '-?-,L?g.:- , 5-5 F' 1 fr' ' , ..', ' .,' wr1' jw4S fl, R D I Mounk Joy pa 1: , , : :'fL '3g'U?f 1 . . r . A-I -4, vQ :-3-.Uhr -,f 3 -Ly-5 5' 'VI' ' H' ' 'J:J I r , -. A 1,75-I E E.,-an .A ., .-,. .,,,..., . rn - -,..-ff' 4, E 7 iq 2Buich Baum Qmrsh Stuff glue. 4 4. -. ' ' ' Situated in the True Heart of the Penna. Amish Country. 4 U Intercourse and Soudersburg, Penna. 8 Miles East of Lancaster on Routes 340 and 30 4' Famous for Shoo-Fly Pie 8: Dutch Meals and Home-Made Soups. 1, Once You Stop You'll Never Pass. I Guides Available for Touring the Penna. Dutch Country 4 PAUL M. RESSLER fr SON ....DEALERS IN.... Coal '- Lumber f-4 Grain f-4 Feed 110 WALTER F. COBLE 720 Grandview Blvd. Phone: EX 2-1934 30 YEARS OF SERVICE IN THIS AREA Pensupreme Milk and Dairy Products SINGLETGNS SHOES Quality Footwear for the Entire Family 118 North Queen Street Lancaste Penna. I CHARLES B. HOOBER Farmall Tractors SALES and SERVICE Penna. JOHN BEAN SPRAYERS Phone: SO 8-3501 illllzrrtirfn Eairg Milk, Ice Cream ancl Dairy Products Lancaster Penna. 111 E. ' ERso'-. A F3 TUB 'a , U -15-ajft-j. ESQ 'CAI Cfflr -T I 3: yy R '1,QLU ,N c.P' '04 6 S-QIFIISV We 9 L, 7- ' mfff' 'ji ' S ' v I ,V 1-J s. PRESIDENT ...................... Lynn Hess X I ,Qiiwf 4' .9 VICE PRESIDENT .. Robert Shaubach 012 SQ! SECRETARY .................. Roy Mentzer Y- 'Z Learning I0 do, Ill- ll. I. IAV. GY!- Dolng to Learn, TREASURER .......... Norman Hershey REPORTER ................ Carl Denlinger Earning to Live SENTINEL ........ J. Kenneth Hershey Living to Serve CHAPLAIN ........................ John Eby HERSI-IEY GARIVIENT CGIVIPANY Paradise, Penna. Phone: OV 7-6071 ELECTRICAL WIRING and APPLIANCES IHUUHE O Wanna x ow o senves A F' F' LIA N C E S EASY WASHERS SUNBEAM APPLIANCES MONARCI-I ELECTRIC RANGES G. E. HOUSEWARES TAPPAN ELECTRIC RANGES IRONRITE IRGNERS HOOVER CLEANERS We Trade - We Install - We Service MARK E. DENLINGER PHONE: SO 8-3541 INTERCOURSE, PENNA. I 112 Good Food Fast Service CHRIS' RESTAURANT SPECIAL ON PLATTERS PHONE OV 7-9161 PARADISE PENNA THE OLD BLUE BALL HOTEL THE BEST You HAVE NEVER ATE .... TILL YOU ATE WITH FLOSS AND JAKE! It s Really Home Coolein THERE'S NO QUESTION about the future of today's graduates who are willing to contribute toward progress under America's free enterprise system. For each of them, armed with ideas and ideals, there is an opportunity for leadership in business, industry and agriculture. New Holland congratulates the class of 1960 as one that will help provide that leadership. EI! Nzw HOLLAND Fist in Grassland I-Zfrrmingy 113 Congratulations to the Graduating Class ....FROM.... L. B. HERR 8g SON ...SUPPLIERS oF.... GENERAL FIREPROOFING OFFICE FURNITURE School Furniture OFFICE and SCHOOL SUPPLIES Books f-1 Stationery -1 Printing THE PORTABLE TYPEWRITER STORE 44 - 48 WEST KING STREET LANCASTER, PENNA. W. L. ZIMMERMAN fr SONS Department Store Hardware Store Gulf Petroleum Products Bottled Gas Phone: SO 8-3131 Intercourse Penna. Lincoln Highway 7 Miles East of Lancaster Phone: OV 7-4116 Soudersburg, Pa. ,lvi J .Q-ZQ10Mafa'2 ....Manufacturers ofa.. School Pins -1 Rings F- Medals ALL WORK GUARANTEED! 114 JOHN J. HESS, II INTERCDURSE, PENNA. PHONE: so 8-3301 JOHN J. HESS PARADISE, R. D. 1, PENNA. PHONE: HI 2-4632 JOHN J. HESS, Il NEW PROVIDENCE, PENNA PHONE: ov 6-3339 JOHN J. HESS KINZERS, PENNA. PHONE: HI Z-4152 In Lancaster, Pa ...... It's JOE MYERS' DRIVE-IN BAR-B-Q Lincoln Highway East C3 Milesb EX 4-0619 Excellent Food - - and Finest Service JOE MYERS' DINER Lincoln Highway East C1 Mileb EX 3-0804 Hsuperh Home Made Pies and Cakesv FOOD THAT'S FUN! PRIZE-WINNING 'E-Honored For Three Straight Years At Penna. Farm Show Penn Dcliries, Inc. LANCASTER, PA. Milka' and Ice Cream Q g-avid - .5 3 Mu, P ' , fl i f K 2 -swf .1315 Q ' 115 parackde Minferd LARGE EDITION PRINTING ELECTRGTYPING M MAILING ...PUBLISHERS OPM.. GARDEN SPOT ALIVIANAC Circulation Qver 1,600,000 116 your SACD! pA0t0gl Cll9A SML, 3 sw, ....Tl1is Book Printed by... n lnuenvnl n sfnvurf 0 29 me fandflftg Bminwa cmd Slndcmbllae 2oJLm4, 30.4, A66 make maafulnm R g ter Forms - Meter Tickets for Heating Oil Trucks -- Snap-Out Forms Pin Hole Forms - Fold-Over Statements Wedding, .Slnuilabiwm a .'ffJecia.Zfg, S les Books C Calendars 0 Novelties C Book Matches Dial-Office Dial-Residence Ad town-HUXley 4-4451 Ephrata-REpublic 3-2029 118 Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. PATRONS and Mrs. A. J. Adams Richard Altman George Arment William H. Ammon and Mrs. Donald Bailey and Mrs. H. Clair Bair Dr. Robert Bauer Dr. George W. 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Lacock Mr. and Mrs. Christian L. Landis Mr. and Mrs. Elmer D. Lapp Mrs. F. S. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Ira A. Light Mr. and Mrs. George Mantell Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Marsh Mr. Ammon Martin Mr. Robert Marzolf Mr. Harold McKinney Mr. and Mrs. Paul Means Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Elis K. Mentzer Hal Mihalik and Mrs. E. Paul Miller and Mrs. J. Wm. Miller and Mrs. Gilbert Moore J 119 PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Harry Moore Miss Myer and Miss Keith Mr. and Mrs. I. Melvin Oberholtzer Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. Wilmer Oberholtzer H. V. Pownall john E. Rank Robert E. Rank Marvin W. Rice Miss Mary Ellen Rice Mr. and Mrs. Park Rice Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Henry H. Rohrer Howard L. Rutter Eugene P. Sandel Mary Serlimitsos N. I. Shissler Harry Simmons Aaron Smoker Harold Sollenherger Jean Strausser W. C. Tennis Alfred Wanner Samuel S. Wenger Richard E. Winters Chester J. Witmer Roy B. Witmer Thomas Witmer Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Al and Chas Anna, Jennie , Joan Bob and Harold Bongoers Butch and Mary Carol and Clair Carol and Dutch Clair and Violet Class of 9A Cooks Corinne, Beckie, Margaret, Rosann Doris and Bucky Elaine and Rick Elma, jean, Gladys, Martha Faye and Penny George Althouse Beatie Groff Jack and Carol Joan, Janet, Bev and Gloria Larry Girvin and Lew Hershey Lois and Betty Audrey McGallicher Nan and Margaret Nancy and Peggy Peters, Ehy, Stretch, Barry R. C. and the ALBINOS Seven A's Sheilakins, Mersh, Leen, Kat Shis, Shearer Sodbuster Sylvia, Brenda, Mary, and Carol Thea and George Varsity Cheerleaders Younga's - Hessie and Stoltzie