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

Text from Pages 1 - 138 of the 1963 volume:

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Cf freedom forte all! men with the gconragefnandjstrengthfto ,AAt p ursuae tiontwag.QleftwtofuS'bY'OLiiftfootrehitlibistnoas part of thev.greatnAme1jican Heritage. proudaoffourtf'achievements toward 3thiS'. .,ide'al-,QAAS iignation,weVhavtef'pro9dn'o'e,dA V 1nen,,fsofientists.,'iand philosophersgp ,Elven tsofg tt W e 'have3 not yet'eearned,V efV our t 1anre1s' .,f But as-we fernvain proud of 'ou,1f5Hejri1Qage 5 T S o' will thitsf Concept of PClrt,IietY19.tedgf . ' ,'e h ' -- 2 to f ' ' ' t t ' vf, ff uf- 4 'X H'11i:i.:'1rL f, - A., .-.. ga, ' -' exe.:-fftzsifij, my . ,,: . ,. , 4 ..,fagff-,-,7 , , :N- , -1 f A f '-C 35, the graduating Class of 1963 fflegi'-f Atft g 'bt' o '-Solemn ndutjfto' Heritage for -fas long -as therejaifef stee1Q,tojde stroy our ri A V PEQUEA VALLEY JOINT SCHOOL BOARD Alfred M. A A A A - 0 0 A A szszisszr Granville A. Clark . . . - - Secretary H' Rme Hershey ' . . . . . Treasurer Harold B. Keneagy Ctnot a directorj V 1 SEATED l. to r.: W. Stanley Moore, Harold B. Keneagy, Granville A. Clark, Alfred M. Wanner, H. Rine Hershey, Ellis E. Kramer. STANDING l. to r.: Robert M. Thomas, Warren R. Watson, J. Earl Ranck, Irvin C. Slaymaker, Martin E. Wanner, Robert B. Miller, Lawrence J. Perella, Walter S. Den- linger, Frank B. Lichty. SALISBURY LEACOCK Dr. C. John Bryer, Jr ........ President W. Stanley Moore ........... President Irvin C. Slaymaker. . . . .Vice President Robert B. Miller . . . . .Vice President Alfred M. Wanner . . .... Secretary 'H. Rine Hershey . . . . . . Secretary Warren R. Watson . . . . . . Treasurer Paul L. Miller ...... . . .Treasurer Melvin W. Robinson Lawrence J. Perella J. Earl Ranck PARADISE NEW MILLTOWN INDEPENDENT Ellis E. Kramer ........... President Harry G. Brackbill . . . ...... President Walter S. Denlinger ...... Vice President John U, Reeser ,,,,, , , ,Vice President Frank B- Llchty ---- ---- S Gcretary Granville A. Clark . . . ..... Secretary Harold B- Keneagy - . . . . . Treasurer Martin E. Wanner . . . . . . .Treasurer Robert M. Thomas Ezra King LANCASTER COUNTY BOARD OF SCHOOL DIRECTORS Harold B. Keneagy .......... President W. Douglas Darmstaetter . . Vice President Roy H. Miller ............. Secretary E. Musser Heisey .......... Treasurer COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT Harry K. Gerlach Dr. Hiram L. Wiest . . . . Member Dr. Raymond Stayer . . . . . Member Raymond Aierstock . . - - Member ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENTS F. F. Bailey Raymond L. Dunlap Alva R. Eshleman ' A '- 'ff:- f'f'f- 1 To the Class of 1963 Seniors, I salute you. At this point of commencement, I must interject a ques- tion. Are you prepared for your commencement--thisffis, for the beginning of anew phase of your life? Face your own image--your points of perfection and your faults. It is easy to see the faults of others and hard to see our own. In order to face life, you must acknowledge your own image. Concerning your strong traits, are you using them to advantage? Is your think- ing unobscured and untainted? Is your character marked with lofty ideals ? In com- parison with others, have you a contagious personality? Concerning your faults, can you overcome them? Remember, there is no virtue in knowing your faults, if you do not overcome them. Great achievement is preceded by great preparation. Only you can determine your success. Know yourself, prepare yourself, believe in yourself, master yourself. When you have done these things, it is hard to fail. I congratulate you on your graduation. May providence be kind to you. Arthur W. Eshelman Wanner, H. son, J. Earl lter S. Den- . . . . . President , .Vice President , , , , , Secretall , , .Treasurer EPENDENT . . President i ' U Secreiilfl , . . . 'Treasurer Member ' ' ' ' ' ' Member ENT5 . . TEND How do you say that in Spanish? Y 5 111139 mail .T-i.-- ir ui QW L I :fi 0- I - . ' lx. M y ' fl, . u, M 1 , ' 1' is XX K I f 2 x- I ff KW . x y: WM 6 In '1 xi? 5 , s ,Af ' 'e1v1Egtii f X f v N' E Z X . M 1 1 f x? if W .15 M 4, g ff M X, A If lc, ,,-- I -A3 X I' 'lffu QA H! Swv Q, 1' Xi , 'QQ ff J fl f , K X 7 7 14? , X X .J 'X fy 4 'V X 'K M X :Wi ,gs X - ffj2jIf'f f-- . ' 'K Rf? . R? A Mol! , Six 1 rg wtfvf' ' f w X 4 Wifi? ' f N 1' AX 0 45? X ,ff I I ,131-I H X v X M 7' f S N lj, 53 xx E V N film Y Af 6 X A ' f- X ,QL zf A A 12151239 I ,SQ fx. ,T X :arf 1 I s,..w ,MIM y Q El I x ' M Cm V3 dC W HI it: to 6 ti Z lll i ll i was the first year of a century filled with struggle, expansion and change. English rule was established in the new world, schools were founded and pioneers moved into the Mississippi Valley. Carrying farming supplies, ammunition and brave adventuresome people, the Conestoga Wagons pushed Westward into the frontier. Its origin in the Conestoga Valley of Pennsyl- vania gives the area a justifiable pride in its contribution to American development. Today's seniors do not have the romantic challenge of an uncivilized West, but the wheel tracks of the Conestoga Wagons have cut deeply into our American history. Our youth now finds its challenge in supporting and upholding the freedom of enterprise proposed by the first pioneers. Each span of years brings its own changes in the life of man. As the reader turns the pages of this yearbook of 1963, we hope to bring by an association of pictures and words a greater awareness of our proud American heritage. JOANNE C. CLARK JANET L. ADAMS Academic A. JU' Enjoys being with Gap girls . . . well- liked by all . . . dramatic hockey falls . . . spirited debates at Student Council meetings . . . likes to drive her father's mean Ford . . . enjoys cheering with Pep Club . . . loves animals, especially birds . . . college and then who knows what . Ei' . -:lx RICHARD BARGE Agriculture Dick Enjoys driving his big, bad Plymouth . . . acutefarmer boy . . . Dickie- bird . . . active in basketball and wrestling. . . sits on his pink hair- brush . . . forever brushing his hair . . . active and amiable . . . his future path is still undecided. j VIRGIL BEILER General Little Pete Just can't stay away from Pequea . . . hails from Gap Hill . . . enjoys patronizing Dan's Diner . . . Mr, Brenner'sbuddy?? . . . an old mem- ber of our rivals KG. SJ . . . he'S little, but oh is he mighty. . , his future holds in store a mechanic. Wemem er cv en J zz Commercial Jo That little girl in the play . . . carries a big stone--the first dia- mond in class of '63 . . . did a great job selling ads for the Pioneer and Pequoian . . . dances up a storm while she plays her latest record . . . the future sees Jo as a house- wife or secretary. JEAN DICKEL Commercial Corkie Guess who's housewife she wants to be? . . . our basketball star in gym classes . . . seen with Gladys . . . likes to eat and dance with her guess who . . . Jean will be a charming asset in any office until wedding bells ring. W Genera Ownsa the sun ber of o . . . sc - - .a spark I yOY , M KM , f I W f v 6,2 , mf .f ' BEILER I llLime Yay fI'0m Pequad P Hill - - .enjoy Diner . . ,Ml ?...a.no1dmei- KG' SJ ' I :het e mighty...hE re a mechanic. SUSAN H. BERKHEIMER Commercial Sue Excels in knocking down bowling pins . . . Wilt on the gym class court . . . justloves shorthand?? . . . one of the soprano warblers . . . irresist- able eyes . . . quiet, but mighty . . . Sue will paint part of her bright future in the secretarial field . . . good potential for a beautician. RETTA J. BRUBAKER General Retta Dieting, dieting, dieting . . . loves to talk in study hall. . . seen with Janet . . . hails from the big town of Kinzers . . . reports to room 29 . . . marches with the Ladies' Auxiliary . . . terror in the Driver Ed. car . . . plans to roll up hair as a beautician. en yyzgaogyan X005 Us amy ucol-kid' le Wants to tar in Elm 31adyS - - ' her guess v charming il weddlllg 5 Mu. 1 , -'S DUANE EBY General Eby Owns aneat Chevy . . . likes to spend the summer at the ocean . . . a mem- ber of our brand-new wrestling team sometimes seen in the library a likeable fellow . . . will be a spark plug in the electronical field. RONALD WILLIAM EBY Academic Vince One of the smoke eaters for the Gap Fire Company . . . the leader of the band . . . the powerful fullback . . . What would classes be like without Vince? . . . Tennis, anyone? . . . always has something to laugh about with Jules . . . wants to be a car- penter. CATHERINE FENNINGER Commercial Cathy A terrific gym class goalie?? . . . talkative . . . likes to dance . . . seen with Sue . . . one of those gals that raids the typing room . . . will paint herfuture in the secretarial field or as a homemaker. JERRE L. FRANKHOUSER Academic Jules Lean, lank, and likeable . . . loaded with horse sense . . . top scorer of basketball team . . . only appears quiet to those who don't know him . . . loves his Stude . . . neat eyes . . . happy-go-lucky guy . . . aspires to become a professional rider. JANET A. GRAYBILL General Bridget Anchors Away is her theme song . . . pizza lover . . . trys to get tan on school time . . . longblonde locks . . . Retta'sbuddy . . . swims like a mermaid . . . delights in skating . . . wants to be the wife of a millionaire. N lur GLADYS E. GREGG Commercial Greggafer Iwanna' be Bobby'sgirl . . . loves the steady routine. . . peek-a-boo bangs . . . Tuesday's gym teacher . . . one of those efficient hockey managers . . . gym class terror . . . good school spirit . . . a good artist . . . she aspires to become a house- wife. y?Ql22 91226914 X69 Cfa122!01'0z2sA1Q0 feams J ERRE ALLEN HAMMOND General J er-re Our clever mischief maker . . . sells lspillsl cokes at the snack bar . . . one of those handsome guys who hangs out at Honey Brook'. . . takes spins in his wild green Chevy . . . '!Wherethe girls are . . . Oh, yea? . . . the crystal ball sees Jerre as a gtmsmith. BRENDA HARNISH Commercial Ben Likes to ice skate . . . Who was that little old lady? . . . quiet, sincere . . . naturally straight hair . . . seen at the Dutch Haven every Saturday night . . . her crystal ball is still hazy but she is ready and able. Ac On 9-E Pe pa em G04 General Three lett his charr: of Pequea a mighty Secunda g andMitch, ing Shap. lead him t S E. GREGG nGreggaferN lfY'SEi1'1 - . .loves line. . . peek-3.1m Sd3Y'S EYH1 teacher se efficient hockey m class terror... it . . . a good artist to become a house- F Q up feamo NIS H llBenu who was that niet, sincere - en air . - ' 59 rd2Y saw eleyau is Sim d able- GLORIA GROFF Academic Mouse One of the Gap gang . . . small pack- age of dynamite . . . demon for fun . . . harbors absolutely no inhibitions . . . makes all our posters . . . Miss Pequea Valley . . . takes an active part in activities . . . next surge of energy will carry her into college. JAMES GROFF General Ricky Quiet . . . capable student . . . one of those who can't wait for the 15th of November . . . dark wavy hair . . . likes to listen to WSBA . . . hails from Gap Hill . . . has big plans for the future which includes lots of fun. an 0fcfa122!01'0z255j0 parbes GLENN HERR General ' Ben Three letter man . . . double-parks his charriot in Lancaster . . . one of Pequea's eligible bachelors . . . 21 mighty fullback . . . one of the Secunda gang . . . seen with Berd and Mitch . . . frequently heard say- 1118' Shape up . . . his future will lead him to working. RICHARD HERR General Dick Oh, that orange shirt! . . . his one pleasure--speeding . . . he passed art?! ? . . . tall and witty . . . hails from Paradise . . . a clever mis- chief maker . . . in the future you'll see him wearing the bell-bottom blues. A.. ALBERT HERSHEY General Berdie One of the Secunda gang . . . a ter- rific speller?f! .. . . would make perfect Phys. Ed. instructor . . . eventempered red head . . . insoc- cer, he goes where they need a good man . . . likes to take tours of Lan- caster . . . another three-letter man . . . future includes workingfor some company. JOYCE ANN HERSHEY Academic Joyce Oh,Judy! a singing soprano . . . sews a fine seam . . . roots for Octorara. . . our other Hershey . . . culinary creater . . . as proof reader: hunts other people's mistakes . . . supplements her income on Satur- days at the Dutch Barn . . . will ex- changea cap and gown for a nurse's uniform. ROSE MARIE HERSHEY Academic Marie Even rosier when she blushes . . . golden throated warbler. . . likes to skate.. . a member of the NHS . . . the quietest yet . . . busy on week- ends . . . chairman of all Student Council Food Committees . . . ex- ercises her vocal chords in chorus MELVIN HERSHEY Agriculture Mel Wears aneat pink and white checked shirt . . . frequently heard saying, That's tough . . . likes to cuta figure on the ice . . . sometimes seen eating snacks in classes . . . a quiet, likeable fellow . . . his future may call him into the field of carpentry. . . . a future homemaker. Agri One sent: ..-93 in HC will. field yljemem ez' 1159 Uzew 140122 life l 8mP1k SHARYN HOOVER Commercial Sha1-yn That other little old lady . . . cuts a figure onthe ice . . . our FHA pres- ident . . . handy with a needle and thread . . . represented Pequea at the FHA State Convention . . .a por- trait of quiet charm . . . her horo- scope foretells a secretarial career. GLADYS HOUCK Commercial Houckie Seen at Harts, U. S. 30 . . . those dates with Chuck . . . another ad girl . . . roller skating at Rocky or dancing at Pequea . . . only her hairdresser knows for sure . . . will lend her talents to the busy office routine. MB General Hot Bonnev try?? . . . class . . . ra - . . you can - . . the car t genial gent monkey. if.. ,F IERSHEY 5 Meri ind white checked . itly heard saying, if . . likes to cuta . sometimes seen lsses. . . a quiet, . . his future may ield of carpentry. I ELVIN E. HILLARD Agriculture Hilliard One of the farmer boys . . . repre- sented Pequea in the FFA state band . . . enjoys drinking cokes at Houck's in Honey Brook . . . good-humor man . . . a friend to all . . . his future will lead him into the mechanical field. i JOHN HILTON General Hilton Hitsamean second . . . tears up the streets of Gap . . . one of the safe? ?! hunters of Lancaster County . . . another member of the wrestling team . . . amiable mischief-maker . . . plans to go cruising with the Navy. iom Men mpzkce Qsfafe fZ9u1f0?12yfff MELVIN HOUCK LEIGH HYATT General Mel Agriculture Leigh ' H 7 Hot Bonneville . . . digs chemis- Girls, girls, girls . . . Mr. Hunter Houckle f try? ? , , , Solid as a rock in gym . . . always getting out of trouble . . . , . those class . . . rates high in J ean's eyes Pequea's photographer . . . one of ir ad glfl . . . you can always hear his shirts the ag srwp - - - always forgets Q15 irdancing . . . the car that always runs? ? . . . FFA jaflket - ' - the little SUV Wlth rdressel' genial gent . . . a future grease- the big muscles . . . wants to snap lend her monkey. mugs all his life. outine- .- -,f 'gal 'A' ' -+A--A A g 1, -A 11, JOANNE R. KELLENBERGER Academic Kelly Ablonde burst of sunshine . . . stands at the head of Student Council . . . Does she really sleep in band, or is it because she plays a French horn? . . . hockey high scorer . . ,. chief senior scribe . . . Millersville will prepare her to be eine gute deutsche Lehrerin . LAUREL KORO PSAK Academic Laurel Known to hockey opponents as watch that center half . . . chauffeur for the Gap gang . . . beams at the sight of a horse. . . has cheered our teams on to many victories . . . Poncho's sis . . . a bright college future is ahead, then off to Europe she will go. JAMES C. LANDIS Agriculture Jim A swell guy with a shy smile . . . easy-going huntsman . . . one of the ag guys . . . likes to glide over ice on skates . . . presides over the FFA ofPequea. . . man of few words . . . his future plans include farming. JUDY E. LOAR Academic vqudy.. Oh, Joyce! . . . formidable as Sister Cordelia . . . 6:30 a.m. finds Judy studying . . . practiced her future career this summer by taking care of people during their convalescence . . . tall and stately . . . has her own particular giggle . . .a successin nursing. Wemem ef zfe geacf THOMAS L. MARTIN General Tom Pequea' s representative to the Malta Band . . . inseparable from his bari- tone . . . works in the gift shop . . . tall, dark, and handsome . . . lends his vocal talents in chorus . . . wheels a navy blue '37 Ford . . . usually smiling . . . will make with the big-band sound. MARGARET MAST Commercial Peggy Sunny, quiet, sincere . . . get those Avon sales, Peg . . . wedding bells will soon be ringing for me and my Dave . . . enjoys both roller skat- ing and ice skating . . . helped give actors their stage appearance . . . enjoys going shopping. . . will make any house a home. Gene Hail: swin waiti ball : to jo Pdf? JOl General Saved ma usually se cheerlead well liked saying: ll thoseblue at Secund Pwphesieg JOHN W' MITCHELL JANE ABIGAIL MUSSER .OAR Judy dable as Sister a.m. finds Judy .ced her future by taking care convalescence . . has her own . a successin JOE LOWENTHAL General Hood Hails from Phillie . . . sports the swingingest sweaters at Pequea . . . waiting for the last day of school . . . well-groomed . . . the basket- ball star of Barge'sbarn . . . anxious to join the service with Uncle Sam. JOAN P. MARTIN Academic J, P, President of Bunny Rabbits'Club . . . the cart-wheeling cheerleader . . . two time Oscar winner . . . What do you have to eat, Joan? . . . that Pep- sident smile . . . writes the minutes for the Student Council. . . next stop --teacher's college. 2 eac 'Q pan? af Grysfafyyfanor Peggy 3 those 5 bells md mY . Skat- gd give A :e--- L make JEAN FAY MooRE J General Mitch Saved many sure soccer goals . . . usually seen with our cart-wheeling cheerleader . . . easy-going and well liked by his friends . . . heard Saying: Does it matter . . . love thoseblue eyes . . . frequently seen at Secunda's . . . the crystal ball prophesies a draftsman. Commercial Jeanie S Quiet and reserved, but lots of fun . . . harvested shorthand awards . . . allycat on the hockeyfield. . . active in band and chorus . . . one of the licorice stick kids . . . enjoys hamburgers and french fries . . . will find the chores of a private secretary very pleasing. xx X Academic Abbie The girl with the long pigtail . . . quiet in class . . . helps Mrs. Farmer keep order in Library . . . one of the behind-the-scene girl s of the Junior-Senior play . . . another one of the struggling sopranos . . . the future is still unpredictable. 7,2 'r Q 9 'V Y 1.1 J If 4420 P.. WSES 535753 Ziiiij 55,3 iz had 5. ' K .4 gif-is f.. ff A K tl tl 01 01 SI al 'fry CHERYL A. MYER General Chi-2FY1 Often seen with Darlene . . . quite a driver . . . a cat lover . . . she lends a hand to ping-pong in her spare time . . . the girl with the long hair . . . plays a mean accordion . . . the crystal ball shows a nursing school in her future. BARBARA BOYER General B3I'bS Joined us in our senior year . . . creates new hair styles . . . likes to ride horseback . . . enjoys danc- ing and listening to records . . . an addition to the General Section . . . anew attraction in Gap . . . nursing lights the way for the future. MARIA PAIRON E Academic ' Poncho Do you have any gum? . . . What does that mean? . . . that irresist- able exchange student . . . talented cymbal player . . . where would the yearbookbe without her artwork . . . flirtatious . . . dangerous on those new wheels . . . our girl is college bound. . geememger our Ecom- DARLENE J. RANCK Commercial Darlene Loves to argue . . . perserverance plus . . . active in church activities . . . has artistic abilities . . . scho- lastically able . . . will be seen skating and bowling . . . question and answer gal . . . a planned future in the inter-linguistic secretary field. BARBARA REAM Commercial Barbie Blushing beauty . . .. livens up any gym class . . . quiet, serious . . . herfavorite pastime is roller skat- ing and bowling . . . a real FHA girl . . . nice to know . . . will look into the field of bookkeeping or stenog- raphy. S i 2 s Q Acadel Eats vi quiet i in the homew of PCG a h9-PP join th1 7jar1Q9 . TERR General Capable stude Rice...not a J quiet, amiable ber on the str '48Chevy. . . 3 the Steak Shop aerial taxi bus we 3 Q. . 1-. ' ' Dfffffiq '- - .gEz i:f:141 ' .' ' ,jg ..s - H , ,.,, A AA.,,7,, .I jf I t IRONE . Hponchon rn? . . . What . that irresist- nt . . . talented 'here would the er artwork. . . Ierous on those girl is college M. WAYNE PETERS Academic Maynard Eats wint-o-green life savers . . . quiet in class?? . . . high stepper in the color guard . . . doesn't let homework get him down . . . another of Pequea's eligible bachelors . . . a happy-go-lucky guy . . . bound to join the Air Force. . CAROL ANN PICKEL Academic Pickel Madamoiselle Pickel . . . likes to associatewith ConestogaVa1ley . . . headbobber in Chemistry class . . . Mr. Koshuta's favorite sax player . . . can pinch hit for Mrs. Farmer . . . studious and efficient . . . future shrouded in mystery. ?I'0I22 - jjarzk 122 ffe Qgprzhyfzkne Barbie is up any -ious . . - Iler skat- FHA girl look iI1t0 r sten0S' 1 1 TERRY RENSHAW General Tiddle Capable student . . . picks on Jim Rice.. . not a care in the world . . . quiet, amiable lad . . . leaves rub- ber on the streets of Gap with his '48 Chevy . . . former proprietor of the Steak Shop . . . interested in the aerial taxi business. J n , l JAMES RICE General Rice He-man type . George's pal . . . pretty sharp ad man . . . pilot of the Red Ram . . . happy-go-hot-rod . . . swinging bongo kid . . . friendly chap . . . plays a crazy banjo . . . will spend future tinkering with cars and trucks. SANDRA L. ROBINSON General Sandy Hardworker . . . long fingernails . . . ever ready ad seller . . . gave Mr. Cooper heart failure. . . terror in gym classes . . . coal black hair . . . generally seen with Sue . . . pleasant to know . . . the look into her crystal ball is hazy. i' RUTHANNE ROHRER Academic Rutha.nr1e Hails from the great metroP011S of Iva . . . Who is that girl standing behind the curtains? . . . slow down . . .a record setting turnpike driver . . . What did you say, Ruthallne? . . . one of those NHS Club mem- bers . . . a look through the crystal ball reveals a hazy future. WILLIAM RUSSELL GEORGE RYNIER Academic Bill Geljeral Rynier , Ardent outdoorsman . . . Clair's Quite a tease . . . did agreatjob buddy . . . upstanding member of selling ads for yearbook . . . good homeroom 24 . . . one of the 9 in student . . . one of the D1'0P1'ietors l German IV ...quiet . . . good sense of the snack bar . . . co-pilots the of humor . . . pleasing personality Red Ram . . . likes girls twill in. , , , enjoys driving . . . will be a evitably marry one, any wayl spark plug in the electrical field. congenial gent . . . quote: I'11 be the first man to the moon. ROB1 Academ Foreign 163 , , . thi p, V.'S Schools band - - StockE2 HSUSV' . ' to colleg fem em fer ffose zmzof A fflps fo CARROLL R. SHEARER, JR. Academic Ricki Professor of natural science . . . another of the three S's . . . de- mented patient in TAKE YOUR MEDICINE . . . carefree and friend- ly . . . one of the studious German IV's . . . collects coins for fun . . . Mercy bean CMerci bienl . . . the next investment--college. JOHN LARRY SHIRK General Shirkie Walking baseball almanac . . . en- thusiastic homeroom president . . . takes a lot of teasing . . . continually roots for the Phillies . . . quiet, good- naturedfellow . . . his future includes being part man ager at Shirk's Garage. MELVIN J r General No stranger in alaugh... what but mighty witl studies every i one of Mr. Shirl 1262.111 . . , Spoj lucky factory worker . QGE RYNIER . Rynier - . . dld agreatjg I' yearbook . , ,gm 'ne of the proprietor mar . . . co-pilotstl . likes girls fwillii Y One, any wayl .. . . . quote: I'l1l o the moon. ROBERT WILLIAM SCHENKE Academic Schenke Foreign correspondent for class of '63 . . . our modest master-mind . . . thinks in German . . . one of P. V.'s new wrestlers . . . good school spirit . . . makes noise in the band . . . future member of N. Y. Stock Exchange . . . member of three s's . . . next mission will take him to college. PAUL DOUGLAS SECUNDA, JR. Academic Paul Maybe it's just that certain cheer- leader . . . has helped Pequea keep it's soccer awards . . . another of thosethree-letter men . . . all-star soccer player . . . member of three s's . . . hustler at the station . . . will try his hand at college next year. f'U lor frzios fo jlfans ey J arf lHIRK Shirkie nac . . . en- resident . . . . continually quiet, good- ,ure includeS r at Shirk'S 5 'e 1 5 3 i 3 2 MELVIN JAMES SIMPSON General Chip No stranger in Paradise . . . what alaugh. . . what a Romeo . . . little, but mighty with a soccer ball . . . studies every free minute?! ? . . . one of Mr. Shirley's tough wrestling team . . . sports lover . . . some lucky factory will hire him as a worker . BEVERLY A. SMELTZ Academic Bev Short and sweet from head to feet . . . hard working editor-in-chief of yearbook . . . lent her talents to various class committees . . . drives the Bug CV. WJ . . . a natural as a nurse . . . will help our future generation to master readin', writin', and 'rithmetic. BONNIE J. SNAVELY Commercial Snapper Enjoys swimming and spending money . . . never lets the loss of sleep get her down . . .frequently exclaims, You know it . . . loves '57 two-tone Olds . . . wicked on the basketball court . . . plans to fly with Uncle Sam's WAFS. A, ,yur W CLAIR R STOLTZFUS DALE GLENN SUMMERS 1ntS General Sl1H1fI1eI'S Seen with Russell the Goethe Another one of the Secunda gang . . . of German IV cuts up on ice gay and light-hearted . . . man about mceto know man of a few words town . . . a regular fellow with a host makes a certain girl blush offriends . . . must have his seasons short but mighty will let the mixed--took his vacation in Septem- future take care of itself ber . . . his future includes working. DONNA L. TOWNSEND Academic M0neybags,, Very Capable PGP Club president . , another of the Gap gang , , , fighting halfback on the hockey team . . . has sparkling personality with dimples and twinkling eyes . . . president of NHS . . . next stop will be college. fem em get zfose Qs! sfrazkzs LOUISE WENGER Academic Louise Frequent visitor of Penn State . . . former member of good ole squad five . . . vivacious Queen of Para- dise 250th Anniversary . . . continued hockey career at E-Town . . . one of those personality plus girls . . . al- ways ready for a laugh . . . future elementary school terror. .1 A Y' A FAY L. WETZLER Commercial Fanny Our farmer girl . . . gives actors their stage appearance . . . Queen of the keyboard . . . will dazzle her office with charm . . . cotton picken! . . . a good Commercial student . . . the best of our senior altos . . . two years in the NHS . . . one of the three Musketeers . . . future pounder of typewriter keys. I Aca HTe gan: alas mer hav will ati inl OR f LAWRENC General Worries little accomplished dead Chevy . . . mad abou from Gordon' George and J ii selling ads . lazy life. A TOWNSEND Moneyb S' Club presidenggh P gang . . . fighting ckey team. . ,haf nality with dimples es . . . presidentd op will be college. 'f sfrazkzi ER yyFa-rlnyll ves actors . . . Queen dazzle her , , cotton gmmercial our senior e NHS . . - :eerS - - - .ter keys' 5 y 'lfflf 2 5' L. I JEAN TRAGO Academic Jesse Temperchure . . . part of the Gap gang . . . good school spirit . . . class clown . . . Oh, manager . . . menace of room 24 . . . Boy, do I have a good joke! . . . cheese thief . . . Oh, that hair . . . a ready, willing helper . . . future fun will be at E-Town preparing for a career in Elementary Education. LESTER J. USNER General Les Delights in listening to the music of the Galaxies . . . man of few words . . . likes to eat Italian pizza . . . frequently seen at the York drag races . . . would like to travel to Hawaii . . . will next be seen in the field of mechanics. 0 Emp a220fC,12cCz11225fa22Ce LAWRENCE w. YATES, JR. General Larry FRANK J. Yosfr Worries little over studies . . . an Agriculture Yost accomplished bowler . . . drives a Oh no, not another Yost . . . enjoys dead Chevy . . . pleasingly plump ice skating and playing ping-pong. . . . . . mad about basketball . . . hails Yost Toasties . . . reports all from Gordonville . . . seen with FFA news . . . loves farming . . . George and Jim . . . sold himself by will be put outto pasture. . . another selling ads . . . future foretells a ag boy . . . will be seen toiling in lazy life- the fields. WILLIS L. ZIMMERMAN Academic Zim Frequently seen with that special' blonde . . . chemistry and trig whiz . . . collegiate . . . efficient class president . . . money man for the yearbook . . . adept at kicking a soccer ball . . . seen wearing his NHS pin . school grocery man . . . college, here I come. lf' E P EHJOYIHS one of her Chrlstmas Glftg f , 3 Four score and seven years ago. . . if ff. D, -aff ,.,,,,,a,..Q,,,, .3 f ,, 1 , : S ame my s .v s 1 , N A 3 7 9 1 Q Z 1 44,-5 Z4 . ff 5 4 f D Maria, theme song from WEST SIDE STORY, Mari 1S also a charming senorita from Argentina who captivated the students of Pequea with her smile, her speech and her delightful personality. Maria stayed with her American family, the N K01'0PSHk'S ln Gap. Her American sister, Laurel, was a senior at Pequea. Maria was on a magic carpet from the first day Ofher arrival. She was in eighth through 12th grade depend1l'1gOI1Wh1Ch class took a trip She saw many P rts of the U S and we at Pequea hope we 1m Pressed her as much as she impressed us Goodbye Maria and Good Luck' N! A I . I . f . K I ' if I ,,,. a. ' ,iz L., X 0 o - ,Q fs. , , up . . - 'hy e - . It ebejkzsf me! a Wk' na. 1. 5 , 5 1 ,f.'i 2 5: 1 P s a V4 4 f 4 fe N 4' , N wx V if M. 1 , X ,Q ,fi bv V W2 sf Y. if 56 he 20944 5 5 0 wf ft HQ . 3 uf. S ,, ..., , 3 Q y 15' ,E3 . 6 v -4. f- S .X . u gp-Q N :MEF- E 'v .W Q 'El' 4, . , sg, ll mem yzk STORY, ina who smile, ily, the Laurel, irst day h grade w many We im- v nameofypcarlg , Maria d H Omni ever fo rget those soccer part1eS SENIOR OFFICERS President . . . . . .Bill Zimmerman Vice Pres. . . ....... Paul Secunda Secretary . . . . . Joanne Kellenberger Treasurer . . ...... Chip Simpson CLASS COLOR Green and White CLASS FLOWER White Rosebud One 5511910 SZ! D7 fzkne-Srqfvays gorwafof 24 JAN1 dent F1152 RICH ball. sUsA PGP ' RET' J OAI Pion4 brarj J EA ter 1 DUA RON Pres rer. CAT Choi J ER cer. 4JAN1 GLAQ Club GLO, FTA Acto Pion. JAM' enzor Zzkecfory JANET ADAMS: Pequoian Staff, FTA, Stu- dent Council, Pep Club, Hockey, Girl's Cho- rus, Mixed Chorus. RICHARD BARGE: Wrestling, FFA, Basket- ball. SUSAN BERKHEIMER: FHA, Mixed Chorus, Pep Club, Pequoian Staff, Basketball. RETTA JEAN BRUBAKER: FHA JOANNE CLARK: Jr. - Sr. Play, Pep Club, Pioneer Staff, Pequoian Business Staff, Li- brary Staff, Basketball. JEAN DICKEL: Chorus, Intramurals, Thea- ter Arts, Library Staff. DUANE EBY: Wrestling. RONALD EBY: Band President, Band Vice President, Baseball, Soccer, Class Treasu- rer. CATHERINE FENNINGER: FHA, Pep Club, Chorus. JERRE FRANKHOUSER: Basketball, Soc- cer. GJANET GRAYBILL: Hockey. GLADYS GREGG: Hockey Manager, Pep Club, Library Staff. GLORIA GROFF: H o c k e y , Cheerleading, FTA, Pep Club, Mixed Chorus, Jr. - Sr. Play, Actor's Guild, Ars Medica, Band, Majorette, Pioneer. JAMES GROFF: Intramurals. 25 JERRE HAMMOND: H ll ' Saf t Snack bar. un er S e y Club BRENDA HARNISH: Jr. - Sr. Play, Pep Club, Chorus, Student Council, Pequoian Staff. GLENN HERR: Color Guard, Band, Baseball, Basketball, Soccer, Soccer Manager. ALBERT HERSHEY: Band, Baseball, Bas- ketball, Student Council, Chorus, Homeroom President, Soccer, L an c a s t e r County All Star Soccer. JOYCE HERSHEY: Mixed Chorus, Girl's Chorus, Pep Club, FHA, Pioneer, Ars Medica, National Honor Society. MARIE HERSHEY: Girl's Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Pequoian Staff, Pep Club, FTA, FHA Secretary, State FHA Chorus, Ars Medica, Student Council, National Honor Society, Li- brary Staff. MELVIN HERSHEY: Basketball, FFA. ELVIN HILLARD: FFA, FFA State Band, Band. JOHN HILTON: Wrestling, Hunter's Safety Club, Soccer. SHARYN HOOVER: Chorus, FHA President, FHA Delegate to State Convention, FHA Vice President, Pep Club, Jr. - Sr. Play. GLADYS HOUCK: Pequoian Staff, Pioneer, Pep Club, Jr. - Sr. Play, Library Staff. LEIGH HYATT: FFA, Pioneer, Pequoian Staff, Chorus, Wrestling. JOANNE KELLENBERGER: Band, Pep Club, Student Council President, Student Council, National Honor Society, Hockey, HOCKGY CO' Ca tain FTA, Pequoian Staff, Class Secre- P tary, Actor's Gund, D. A. R. Award. LAUREL xoRoPsAK: Banda Mixed Chorus' Chorus President, Student Council Vice Pres- ident, Student Council, Pep Club, FTA, Cheer leading, Hockey Co-Captain, P10He?1' 2 Pequo ian Staff, Actor's Guild Vice President. JAMES LANDIS: FFA, FFA President, FF A Sentinel. JUDY LOAR: Mixed Chorus, Girl's Chorus, Jr. - Sr. Play, Ars Medica. JOE LOWENTHAL: Hunter's Safety Club. JOAN MARTIN: FTA, FTA President, FTA Treasurer, Student Council Secretary, Stu- dent Council, GirI's Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Mixed Chorus Secretary, Mixed Chorus Vice President, Jr. - Sr. Play, Pep Club, Cheer- leading, Hockey, Pequoian Staff. MARGARET MAST: Band, Mixed Chorus, Jr. - Sr. Play. JOHN MITCHELL: Soccer, B a s ke tb all, Baseball, Band, Student Council. JEAN MOORE: Band, Cho ru s , Pequoian Staff, Pep Club, Hockey, Jr. - Sr. Play, Na- tional Honor Society, County Band. ABIGAIL MUSSER: Mixed Chorus, Girl's Chorus, Pioneer, Pequoian Staff , FTA, Libra- ry Staff, Ars Medica, Jr. - Sr. Play, Pep Club. CHERYL MYER: Chorus, Ars Medica. MARIA PAIRONE: Hockey, Student Council, Band, Pequoian, Pioneer, Pep Club.. WAYNE PETERS: Band, Basketball, Bas- ketball Manager Soccer Socc M Baseball. , , er anager' CAROL PICKEL: Band, County Band, Libra- ry Staff. DARLENE RANCK: FHA, FHA Delegate to State Convention, FHA Historian, Library Staff, Chorus, Jr. - Sr. Play, Pioneer Staff, Pioneer Publicity Manager, Pequoian Staff, Ars Medica, National Honor Society, Intra- murals. BARBARA REAM: FHA. TERRY RENSHAW: Intramurals. SANDRA ROBINSON: Mixed Chorus, Girl's Chorus, Library Staff, Pep Club, Pequoian Staff, Jr. - Sr. Play, Basketball. JAMES RICE: Pioneer Staff, Pequoian Staff. RUTHANNE ROHRER: Mixed Chorus, Girl's Chorus, Hockey, Pequoian Staff, Jr. - Sr. Play, National Honor Society, Pep Club. WILLIAM RUSSELL: Snack Bar. GEORGE RYNIER: Pioneer staff, Pequoian Staff. ROBERT SCHENKE: Band, Wrestling, Cho- rus, Jr. - Sr. Play, Ars Medica, Pequoian Staff, Pep Club. PAUL SECUNDA: Band, Soccer, Baseball, Basketball, Pequoian Staff, Pioneer Staff, Class Vice President, Pep Club, Ars Medica, Lancaster County All Star Soccer. CARROLL SHEARER: Band, Wrestling, Soc- cer, Jr. - Sr. Play, Pep Club, Pequoian Staff, Ars Medica. LARRY SHIRK: Baseball Manager, Home- room President. MELVIN SIMPSON: Baseball, Soccer, Band, Wrestling. BEVEF chow? in-C1116 'C0urlfY BONNI CLAIR mu. agar, B DONN1 Treasl Treasl scorel urer, I key, P JEAN ager,l X at egate to I-library EI' Staff, U1 Staff, in Illtra. , Girl's Squoian n Staff. Girl's .-Sr. lb. eql.l0l2.I1 , Cho- quoian seball, Staff, edica, , SOC- I ome- N3 3-nd: BEVERLY SMELTZ: Girl's Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Jr. - Sr. Play, FTA, Pequoian Editor- in-Chief, Student Council, Pep Club, Hockey, County Chorus, Chorus Vice President. BONNIE SNAVELY: Basketball. CLAIR STOLTZFUS: Snack Bar. DALE SUMMERS: Soccer, Basketball Man- ager, Baseball Manager, Chorus. DONNA TOWNSEND: Chorus, Chorus Treasurer, Student Council, Student Council Treasurer, Pep Club President, Basketball Scorekeeper, Class Secretary, Class Treas- urer, National Honor Society President, Hoc- key, Pioneer, Pequoian Staff. JEAN TRAGO: Pequoian Staff, Hockey Man- ager,Basketball Scorekeeper,Jr. - Sr. Play, PQP Club, Pep Club Treasurer, FTA, FTA Vice President, Pioneer, Actor's Guild. LOUISE WENGER: Band, District and State Band, Hockey, Cheerleading, Student Council, Student Council Secretary, Class President, National Honor Society, Pep Club. FAY WETZLER: Jr. - Sr. Play, Girl's Cho- rus, Mixed Chorus, Mixed Chorus Treasurer, Pep Club, Pep Club Secretary, National Honor Society, Intramurals, Student Council, Pio- neer, Pe qu oi an Staff , Basketball, County Chorus. FRANK YOST: FFA, Chorus. WILLIS ZIMMERMAN: Soccer, Basketball, Band National Honor Societ Class Presi 'y - dent,,Class Vice President, Pep Club, Pequo- ian Staff . wi x 1 1 I fi and XKQQ - W, 0-X Y' M U ff . W-1 Wm.-Lfm WM, f wvfikf cfm f an .,o 4 , ,A 049 f X ,,,,,., Y X I x ,I ig ,, ff' A. 71 M ' y ' 'T 5 2 3 ' ' W .:.:.,., .. ..-N'-3 M ., 4 -A 7. a' V , V1 .1 -Q ,. AW ,X Y , 5 2, , b uw ffm 12: QA f .WW ffm, x Kvfwww' 'V M' ' 4 x 'S Betty Aiken - heads Actor's Guild . . . enjoys writing . . . Flower of the Biological World. scienc e. X , at S .1 Marlin Reed - attended Uni- versity of Alaska . . . a very trigie man. 'Ajax , wg, f Robert Marzolf studied math at FSLM seen patrolling halls C1512 ce CQ Wafg Allison Kohler - coaches Varsity-J V basketball teams . . . enjoys golf and bowling . . . whiz in the field of John T. Madigan - enjoys experimenting in Physics and Chemistry . . . heads the Hunter's Safety Club . . . here we go loop-de-loop. Joseph Hess attended F8zM and 9 I ,I I J x I l'I 'A a Swifi Isaiddler. ' . . . Temple . . . teaches math to under- I classmen farmer grail- 5,1-. nenting in e Hunter's oop. oczdf 51511 Jes Richard Altman - Seventh grade advisor . . . undefeated soccer coach . . . Williamsburg guide . . . Pied Piper of the Jr. High. John Musser - J.V. soccer -coach . . . Hand- some Historian . . . hails from Garden Spot. 4+?'S . . . Seen with quite a shiner early this year. FKZM and to un def' Thomas Groff - frequently seen in the music department . . . likes to fish . . . teaches eighth grade geog- - raphy. 5 Marjorie Jarrett - Oh them bluish slippers . . . Cheap Ford Q with a hot radiator . . . hard-working yearbook advisor . . . 2 Miss Organization. 31 K 2 Z s 2 Z Doris Talbert - Devoted English . . Richard D' -Shi Milan Kratzer - Sprechen S1e Deutsch ? . . . finds time team , , . Hlte to be Pequea's Athletic Director . . . coaches baseball. archery, . . is Pl Shepard' gb teacher . . . directed Jr.-Sr. play read. Pioneer advisor . . . loves to Lucretia Richie - 7th grade English . . . petite . . . one of Pequea's best-dressed wo- men. Herbert Martin - Enjoys reading . . . graduated from EMC . . . new to Pequea this year. dZ2yUdyQtS' John Kraft - E-town graduate . . . loves antiques . . . a travelin' man. 32 L au r e n c e Meley - Parlez -Vous Francais . . . appreciates the finer things in life. 5. 3325 we , 5 Q9 is ,- :.- Q! ,Y 1 John the re gu id a coffee Katherine M various Chg TEH d.,,pe time ball. Q95 13.11. 4 , VOUS Lnef Richard D. Shirley - coaches new wrestling team . . . interests lie in hunting, fishing, ,, Y archery. . . is protected by Sunday, a German Joanne Kramer -keeps our girls in trim Shepard. . . . favorite pastime - horseback ridin John Koshuta - reknown director of thelrenown Band of Braves . . . guidance teacher . . . inveterate coffee drinker. Katherine M. Hoopes - directs the various choral groups . . . likes to read . . . petite. ' yjgyszbaf yzpzzszc' 3 co-manager of annual Field Day. i 9? Robert R. Cooper - man with steel nerves . . . de- lights assembly audiences with his band directing. Donald W. Bailey - coach of our highly successful soccer teams . . . sports enthusiast . . . Field Day co- ordinator a 1 ef: l - fi Robert Pohle - clothes shark . . . faithful FTA 0122122 ercz' advisor . . . Mr. Curtis' sidekick. Rita Brackbill - teaches Home Ec. . . advises Ha st Carolyn Wenger - Pequea's answer to Wilt Chamberlain . . . whiz at the sewing machine . . . loves to bowl. Iva Stanley - likes to prepare new recipes . . . col- lects antiques . . . hates to drive in the snow. P' . yrzcu fares Henry C-mer - Pro-football Cspegta tor, ' - ' Grganizes our Future Farm ers ' - - P1'0Drietor of faculty coffee 'Z shop. FHA . . . new home owner. 01229 C012 omjcs if E. C. her f . advises ics l 3' Harold Brenner - Tall, dark and handsome . . . our stage man . . . built a beautiful new home this year. Everett Frey - proud new father . . . spends his spare time fishing and hunting . . . In- 1 dustrial Arts teacher. 12 U5 I7 I4 .S 9 J f aff 1' 1112 Q 71415 peel' gnsfrucbbn Dorothy Nields - Mothers the Seventh graders . . . entertains the faculty . . . West Chester grad. E. Claire LaBarbera - Enjoys spending time with her family . . . arranged our attractive showcases. Ammon Martin - Lycoming and Temple alum . . . enjoys hiking and photography. - ts Elizabeth Farmer - likes to read! . ge all the study hallers . . . aids the Library Aides. VU Je cleat? Offer fssezzfzafs Rhoda Hostetter - an apple a day keeps the nurse away . . . what will it be, aspirin or anacin? . . . knit one Lura Brown - answers the impromptu call to substitute . . . that tan . . . pizza lover. Harry Pownall - the costs are going up!! . . . hails from the big city of Gap . . . harbors a talented family . . . the Pownall Plan. if-4 I-rs' pearl two. I lp sl fldfl :ul .HI JJ 1 . .1 1 vl . .3 -o 11 'lm George Althouse - frequently seen in the kitchen . . . getS our Seniors into A college. ?I' Warden of Cell Block 17 'EE www W- No Comment trse away What a way to lose weight! I kn1t one, Who, me ? Our Director Water-Loo ? ? A good understanding ? ? N, 5 witnessed an increase of Public Edu- cation as a result of the American emphasis on equal rights and equal opportunity. Education became compulsory, and laws were passed providing for free primary and secondary schools. The one room schoolhouse, upon which our present system is built, stands today as a memorial to those who in- stilled the spirit of freedom into learning. Our underclass- men must perpetuate this spirit, as only through proper edu- cation can American ideals survive. X E f Q 'X 10 Z f 2 4 ff ,lf Z ff?-H 'G A N MER 'Xt f 79 'nw ,X ' ffl sp t 64. gd' 1 A' 0d': 'H ,p.r'yoo,,.w v . 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Margaret Ranson brought top honors to the 10th Grade by winning a Blue Ribbon in the Scholastic Art Contest with her sculptured piece Time1ess Child, and Evie Hoober's alto voice blended with the others at County Chorus. In Intra Mural events the 10th Grade girls basketball team was runner-up while Dave Zimmerman and Glenn Shee captured the ping pong championship. . 46 Unlbf' President . . . Glenn Esbenshade Vice Pres. . . Gerard DeFroscia Secretary . . . Suzanne Buckwalter Treasurer . . . Robert Fisher Csofofomore Colors . . . Blue and white Flowers . . . Red and white carnations 7!'Q.5'5NI22dI2 President . . . Dennis Deisley Vice Pres. . . Donald Reinhart Secretary . . . Gloria Kellenberger Treasurer . . . Donald Hershey GW 5, , , Ctfiiht bi mowers ' Whlt C9 ' e MSS Presir Ricl Vice l Ricl Secre1 Edit Treas Art GLM Colors , Maron Flowers White: IUI 11 lade Scia Valter 'I22 01'Q e carnations 122012 Y rt o erger if Chia Colors . . . Light blue and white Flowers . . . White carnations Cho President . . . Richard Wenger Vice Pres. . . Richard Peachey Secretary . . . Edith Shelley Treasurer . . . Arthur Groff GQJJ Colors . . . Maroon and white Flowers . . , White carnations LH the fan of 1962, the Juniors met and elected the officers. 'Th J ' at . ' , ra groups in the Junior C1 Girls' Trio composed of Dottie Dunn ass are the . Suzanne Buckwalt Barbara Pinkerton, and the 130 v f ef, and YS Quartet Hershey, Earl Lacock, John Brackbill, and Glei12HEIsCbSe?iCshifdeTOhn The Juniors helped boast Pequea to its District 3 soccer vic- tories with Earl Lacock Mike Eby Gera dD F ' ' Richard Groff, Wi1mer,Stoltzfus, Allen sltoitiugijsgfsieigz Eilllfffli' and Mike Lichty. The Junigrs mail? highlights of this year were the Junior-Senior play, the Junior-Senior prom, and the arrival of their class rings in December. This year's Ninth Grade holds the distinction of leading the Jr. 'th Tom Denlinger High soccer team to its first undefeated season wi as high scorer. The Class of '66 goes all out for sports and has many winners . . . Art Lengacher challenged and defeated Mr. Marzolf, the Faculty ping pong champ . . . Ralph Fisher and Bruce Kaufmann were victorious wrestlers in their intra-mural weight class . . . Jerry Reynolds led the Jr. High bowlers with a high score of 147 . . . Cathy Eby and Edith Lowenthal were ping pong champs in their respective sections. ' ll. Donald The Ninth Graders were honored in other areas as we ci ient of the Jr Citizen award and Hershey was selected as the re p - ' ' U ta Yate Ya earned her the Jr. Carol Simpson's pantomime, I s D g High Spooknacht Queen title. Atadance benefiting the Heart Haven, ' ed Sir Valentine and this year's County Tom Denlinger was crown Orchestra was more harmonious because Janet Ellis was there with her viola. 47 X Q.. J obS .. . tAV , V T. Acker L' Jac NK ,, , K ' Q ' C. Ames G' Keen v J A-. X ,, Q. f 5mm - AqQk. . , .. . Artz Kiefe J' ei. .Sw-H. 9- c J W S rrrr J- Baum 2. 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M 0 X f f ff- f f f , Z W4 1 1 Watson ,. , Y Watson X, my C 'SQ S Weaver lx f 1,35 X 1 Welsh X Y 31' f Wenger , , Z , , Wenger , ' g Wheary 1 fi W W p winters gg. 5 K ,Q if Witmer Q2 f ' Witmer 3 Sy W. Yost kzzporfanf pan' fffe war J. Zimmerman J. Zimmerman R. Zimmerman -f....b.- X, V , 4 W 'V 1 . im X I 'i if 37' S gal' f fix, f ,g 1 ff X XX X Ki lim Q , ,w, ,Q f f , , , ,f if r Mn fi ..- X . a . gary Q0 fa' x Z W 'f x f X, 0. If 1 GQJS Offgcers an jlglsfofy We met for the first time this year to elect the officers pictured at the right: President, Mike Minchoffg Vice President, Joe Shearer, Secretary, ,Emily MOSS? Treasurer, Susette Hoover. During our first year at PVHS we planned and enjoyed several par- ties including a roller skating party in November at Rocky Springs. ln Seventh Grade soccer, 7-3 was the winner followed by a tie for second place by 7-1 and 7-2. Charlie Groff was high scorer followed by Mike Brunley, Joe Gerlitski, DOH Ruth, Frank Howe, and Tom Rostock. if A, ff 1 7 X S p 9 ,, af, , ' 1 f Y f ff f M M, f' ala, A 2 Sf ff' f 4-N Q ff,a.fwv X W 4 W ff , A S S , Qui? Q' Zz ,. f. . fy Maya f. J 'H 'fwfr vi-2 , fl . ,-Q 7 I f I, f 4 2 Xa W ,X , qv ,, Y 0 t f X pf K f P XZ 'Z f Zf kffe 4 ,V fly 'SQ 6 s u f 3 ' Q Y Z . My I f .. I 4. aim 1 12 f f Z V V 'ww X I 1 le ff ' s git. 53 ia 4 S .Z lution and stores such initiated our Industrial Revo- as the one pictured began to supply home manufactured goods to the Western set- tlers. Conversely, it also marked the beginning of the most grevious tragedy ever to befall America-- the Civil War. A great crisis was met by great men of the time: Grant, Lee, and the preserver of the na- tion, Abraham Lincoln. His words reflect the spirit of American activity which will never die: This nation and God shall haveanew birth of freedom, that govern- ment of the people, by the people, and for the people, shall not perish from the earth. ,,Q QQ QQ fQ9fQcMl F J 3, 1 Q E ' 3 ' 4 S 1 .-HMM new .-fumuwmw qpfwnw 1 1 4 'IMP AWG W ww ,yswjjvy 1 WM. yy Q NX M ,Q 1-mi? 1 gm. 5 My 1 ww A ' f f rf- ' - U2 A N MW W X 1 . ., 'V ,fi AWN f-C-' , ,A 4 'X 1 a Q W vs ii, 7 , X Wvvw 1w11Qf1 1n ,W , K '22 1 , X Q M 5 . R .12 W Q 4' X ' +L 4 1 1 1 1 1 .xfqfi f ' 1 -f y? ,5 .,.:J1 af1'012afj72Q120f oczezy ifffififfy , TOP ROW 1-r: S. Buckwalter, J. Moore, G. DeFrosc1a, D. Ranck, G. Esbenshade, R. King, R. Shirk, B. Pinkerton. SECOND ROW: P. Eshleman, L. Miller, M. Hershey, J. Hershey, D. Ranck,M. A. Hostetter, L. Conybeare. FIRST ROW: R. Rohrer, W. Zimmer- man, D. Townsend, J. Kellenberger, F. Wetzler. gufure eacgefs ,,,, 1 2 FRONT ROW 1 r' L Koropsak D Walk L, Conybeare. -SiEC6ND Rowj ' .913 S- BuCkWa1ter, H. Eckman J. Rissler J. Trago L.Mi11er, SEAT M. A' Hostetteri THIRD ROW.. JBA51nkerton, J. Kellenberger, E.,Groff, S. Walker, L.,Kretch1er, HerShEDT1-r: I . . amS, G. Groff, B. Smeltz, J. Hershey, A. Musser. M, Highglows ' -He 56 ' ' - ' ff 'R' -. 1 President . . . Joanne Kellenberger Vice Pres. . . Laurel Koropsak Secretary . . . Joan Martin Treasurer . . . Donna Townsend Advisor . . . Mr. Althouse FRONT ROW 1-r: R. Wenger, F. Wetzler, J. Adams, M. Hershey. SECOND ROW: G. Shee, J. Houder, A. Lengacher, M. Brackbill, B. Eberso1e,W. Stoltzfus, R. King. TOP ROW: B. Smeltz, B. Speakman, L. Conybeare, S. Weaver, R. Shirk. 11121614 QSQl2I.OI4 QSZZUQQJQX G0 an Cz' . 2 SEAT . erShE1?T1'I'. H. Trout, A. Watson, L. Kling, S. Harsh, P. Diehm, S. Ariz, L- M -' ' Howe, G. Lapp, P. Breneman, B. Shank, R. Weaver. STANDING 1-r: President . . . Rick Grabowski Vice Pres. . . Denis Deisley Secretary . . . Beverly Sheaffer Treasurer . . . Gloria Kellenberger Advisor . . . Mr. Altman - H . -L lgh, D. Hershey M. Minch ff G. St ltzfus R. Herr, R. Kreider. a O , O , 57 L OZIZ2 cz' qcfzozfzes Campaigning for the position of President of Senior High Student Council is one of the most ex- t. . citing experiences in which the students par ici- ate each year This year's President, Joanne p . Kellenberger, started the year with an exciting day of sports. Alumni played the students in both hockey and soccer. The climax of the day was a dance at which the homecoming queen was crowned. Besides the serious job of representing the student body, the council also sponsors such fun activities as: H o m e c o m i n g , Halloween Party, Spooknacht Queen Contest, Christmas Dance, Sir Valentine Contest and Roller Skating Party. The Student Council also sells paper backbooks, helps with the selecting of c h e e rl e ad e r s , and sponsors fund raising activities for the annual foreign exchange student. Joan, will you please let me lead! .A Guess who! , The Christmas party was a success, both for us and for Maria. rf 4 ls The Alums fwe're sorr t ' our hardworking hockey? tgaiiyl defeated Blockhead! F' Carol l nacht 1 pantom The 58 111 Sir 3 M it me gfLLH5OUSQ . S75I QQ 1199123 Carol Simpson, Junior High Spook- nacht Queen, won her title with a pantomime. 600 112 yi? 'Second time around' for Gloria Groff as Pequ ea' s Senior High Spooknacht Queen was won by a Scarecrow dance. x Vx -W M ,Z If Wage Z Q, X yn Bright-eyed Joan M a rtin , Home- coming Queen, receives a bouquet from Bill Zimmerman. S I R . V A L i E N T I N V' E X S The admiration for Tom Denlinger is shown ln Carol Simpson's eyes as she crowns him 59 Sir Valentine. Joanne Kellenberger, our blond Student Coun- eil President, crowns Bill Zimmerman as Sir Valentine. N. M 7' -- A- - -- ,,-, -,.,,..,,7,,L- , , X ', 5 ,, QQ, R ,J My i Dottie Sandy Davis, Jonathan Puckett, Bruce Ebersoleg Sister Cordelia, Judy Loarg Lottie, Judy Miller, ,R Sh' k Child Joanne Clark' Mother, Gladys Houck, Expectant Father, John Brackbill, Jack, oy ir 5 Hoofendyke Rick Shearer, Dodie, J ean, Tragog Dovie Finkeldink, Janet Miller, Bill Jackson, Gerald DeFroscia,,Angela, Joan Martin, Two old ladies, Sharyn Hoover, Brenda Harnishg Pat Pryor, Bev Srneltzg Mr. Dodson, Mike Eby, Miss Holt, Sue Walker. Q our yyfeofczhe Keeping in tune with the current popular TV trend this years Jr.-Sr. class presented a medic show . Audiences delightedly watched the above cast untangle their mixed-up medical madness. wf Q W f iz? a 2 M' X X Okay, Mr. Hardhead! Z M9229 ,A J Ar S , it r 1- f 1 Gue h t' ' ss w a s coming up! 2 Zlfwf ...-,.., , X ff A Q 9, Q y , S ' 1,1 xg , ' VE ' ,xfyfgg 5 QCQQ, X, f k D J A 1 f Oh, the pain! mu.. Nose Drops! I 'W ' 4 fm. 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Qzufure arm ers 0 fmerzca , p I A fi, ,, M ,, MM., .A ,, , Jim Landis presents Mr G' . . 1 giitfrom FFA members in aggrggirf ation of his efforts as Advisor 64 President . . . Jim Landis Vice President . . . Dick Barge Secretary . . . Donald Ranck Treasurer . . . Glenn Esbenshade Chaplain . . . Eugene Denlinger Sentinel . . . Ken Koser Reporter . . . Frank Yost v If, 3 , e X , 2 k Joanne Kellenberger, FFA Sweetheart rv . Szufzzre 012291220 ers 0 merzca TOP ROW l-r: B. Ream, E. Hoober, J. Davis, B. McLaughlin, R. Smoker,S. Hoover, B. Witmer, R. Brubaker. SECOND ROW: J. Hershey, S. Rissler, K. Beacher, J. Lindecamp, M. Wagner, J. Simmons, E. Kreider, D. Ranck, J. Ellis, Mrs. Brackbill. THIRD ROW: L. Hess, S. Myers, L. Mull, R. Stoltzfus, B. Slaymaker, B. Hillard, M. Smith, C. Plank. FOURTH ROW: M. Hershey, H. Eckman, J. Rissler, N. Stoltzfus, R. Stoltzfus, E. Groff, S. Mitchell, E. Shelley, B. Pinkerton. FIFTH ROW: L. Zimmerman, K. Fenninger, E. Smoker, E. Stoltzfus, S. Denlinger, J. 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I f Made in U- S' At All rnghts reserved zncluding Publlc Performance for Profit 9511 2 rf J ir f x A L is .EIGH cava, 1 . i x ' . I Q ll,- ' THIRD ROW 1-r: D. Hersh, L. Hillard, G. Wilson, Mr. Koshuta, G. Scott, R. Melleby, R. Smoker, L. 1 5 Hershey R. Herr A Len ach S D - .Q 5 3 - 3 Gr. ROW. K. Bryer K. Irnler E. H L. W N. Stauf 'r.Marun,B.cooL,c.M111er,P.P' , n,J. T1-ego, C. Bodqer. FIRST Roifff' J. miiizxilii, J. is B kbi11FB-Wtt D. Bauer. A, yy E Q ' R - 1 - if i - lg f f as ,.. , 3, , fi EF 5 fe' Q-rf if . iz M.. S i f.,....,f goof... 463612 'W J Suited Tempo i ' 1 -. .. -Q L- Z7 ff El Z5 -9- ' . . Cresc. BOTTOM ROW 1-r: S. Metzler, L. Raum, E. Hoffman, M. Rynier, G. Stanley, M. Fisher, H. Neff, D. Mast, P. Lundgren,V. Hoover, G. Watts, J. B -- - - S' I ' 2 : axter, N. Hostetter, H. Sliger, ,fPf-Bxrown, R. E C15.D.JSil'Q2-IlkB. Ho' - - , . Ruth, V. Landis, D. Buckwalter, Kengy, W,Metzler, 3' :- lqkidfi- Ckbi11.V!s ,wb ga ,. 9, : . . B -.' b' J. w , . ' Q . ss1e T. ary, , .. 'NSBA ' -- , :. Y'--.s + - a... , :. . .- .::- il-2... - ISI 2. - 2 '9f!Y!U!llIl2IUOl'-V Sis -.- I, 'R e , , :1 V J L S Wenger, I. Green, S. Metzler, Mrs. Hoopes. F FTH ROW: M. Mar in, S. Hciffman, L. fy- Kiin , E. Watson, D. Smith, D. Eby, C. Bouder, R. Melleby, A. Lichty, D. Ewing, J. Summers, J. Studi a3gy,5ii0QQphy, R. Fland, S. King. ,L 2 , 5 . deg tone , of fs.. S 2-. S if ff ff- 5.Ai! A J J . J T J R ee .f m---- --M E ' ' ..'T:-'22-' fl . 3' i , if. HL -4 WJ, 'IP :J n SPORT 'Wx Sf' 53 M X ffl' 'll 0, A W f S 1 ff X K Q f-A--mmmmmmm -V '--' 1 .4 ...giant 1 affectionately called the Gay Nineties, marked an era when the nation was at peace and the economy was on an upward curve--a time of singing and playing games. It was during this period that sports. as we know them grew fromthe small home town parks and began to attract large audiences. We at Pequea V ll roud of the accomplishments of our athletes who have won for our school a ey are p many victories and much recognition. Even when on the losing side, their sports- manship has proven to be the most valuable of all our trophies. i azuzky Q30 ccef KNEELING lto r: W. Peters, B. Hershey, R. Groff, P. Secunda, W. Zimmerman, C. Groff, M. Hershey, J. Lyle. STANDING l to r: L. Baxter, A. Stoltzfus, M. Simpson, M. Lichty, Mr. Bailey, G. Herr, M, Eby,J. Mitchell, E. Lacock, R. Eby, G. DeFroscia, Mr. Musser, W. Stoltzfus, R. Shirk, D. Summers. Again Pequea's soccerteam was successful. The only threat of the County Champion- ship was Penn Manor. A series of ties eliminated them. Pequea won its fifth consecutive Lancaster County Championship. The Braves went on to win the District 3 play-offs, beating Northeastern by a 4-3 margin in corner kicks, Greencastle, 1-0, and Tulpehocken, 3-2. The team then played Upper Darby for the Inter-District Championship. After four overtime periods the score was deadlocked at 3-3. The game was well played by both teams, but fate turned against Pequea, as they were beaten by a 7-4 score in corner kicks. Paul Secunda, Albert Hershey, and Earl Lacock were picked for the first team of the county All-Stars. The second team included John Mitchell, Ron Eby, Bill Zimmerman, and Gerard DeFroscia. Coach Bailey led the varsity team to a District 3 Championship. , Paul Secunda, the high- scoring center forward, ed Ray Link Award. son fron' Pequea to re- ceive this award. was recipient of the covet- Secunda is the fourth per- - t 145' 'k5s Q! X: x XS -'N A1 ed P.' ---.....n.....-.-.,..umnm,, ,,. , , , - i g, .,',,,.,,,,,,,,-'nn' mm' -I.. H Il I I A typical tense moment is reflect- ed on Ear1's face. -lx . V, . iN K, i , Ks 4 ' ' 1 '1 1 1 AKA i R Pequea enters the circle to shoot another goal. - Y i 4 I Heel toe, heel toe! Where it stops, nobody knows. SCOREBOARD P.V. OPP. 3 Alumni 2 2 Kennett Square 0 3 Octorara 0 7 Donegal 1 O Penn Manor 1 2 Lampeter-Strasburg O 1 Garden Spot 0 5 Donegal 1 3 Penn Manor 1 0 West Chester 1 5 Lampeter-Strasburg 2 2 Garden Spot O PLAYOFFS C.K. C.K. 1 3 Northeastern 1 2 1 Greencastle 0 3 Tulpehocken 2 3 4 Upper Darby 3 7 Way to go, Allen. .fi One, two, cha-cha-cha! Triumphantly returning from a goal 73 , My VZX, . I 'V X, TSR A X X . Q L Darby scores the fatal goal . . , They're on their way to victory. X I U V, fn f his y - , X Zimmie hits the nets. Let's not get pushy boys! ! I A No sweat, Mitchell is there! I 74 Paul boots one in for Pequea- L T0 R: Robinson, Eshelman L TO R: D. Hersh Reinhart, K I , Q I 6 f 3 Z 2 7 . . 5 1, Z 2 7 i C . S L TO R: Mr.'Bailey, R. Shearer, R. King, T. Perella, K. Bickel, R. Wenger, D. Zimmerman, R. Bouder, A. Groff, P. Means, J. Ranson, Q J. Sauder, D. Mull, J. Hostetter, Mr. Musser. ' z1121'0rJYQfQA12ofeef0f.7 y a Q eam K SCOREBOARD PV Opp ' 1 Country Day 0 6 Lampeter-Strasburg 2 I 3 Township O 7 Lampeter-Strasburg 2 2 Township O 2 Country Day O 3 North Brandywine 1 . DD. 1 L TO R: Mr. Altman, M. Summers, P. Pinkerton, A. Means, R. Fisher, L. Robinson, K. Kreider, T. Ford, M. Ranson, D. Cantrell, P. Smeltz, T. Acker, J. Eshelman, D. McKi1lips, R. Grabowski, J. Diem, F. Bollinger. L TO R: E. Rohrer, T. Denlinger, R. Herr, B. Kauffman, B. Kreider, M. High, D. 'Hershey, D. Heagy, B. Wenger, G. Zimmerman, D. Deisley, A. Robinson, D. ' Reinhart, J. Berkheimer, J. Brown, E. McConaghy. r . ,,,.f'- V. The Pequea Valley Junior High soccer team completed the first un- defeated season of its four year history. In all of their games, our Junior High boys scored 24 goals while only 5 were scored against them. Tom Denlinger , Pequea's high scorer, contributed 13 goals for the team. ' A new trophy stands in the trophy case representing this fine team. In the future, it will be up to these boys to maintain the fine record of the Pequea Valley varsity teams. Now this is the way we'1l do it in the next period, boys! I l 92124 .S jlgcfeyr 1 Manager . . . get that dog off the field . , , bring us a Kleenex . . . throw out the balls . . . slice the oranges!!! All in a games work for the manager, but the team's job is another story. Girls interested in playing hockey this fall reported to practice before school started and practiced long and hard, Although this year we didn't have a success- ful season, we had fun and wound up the year with a stop at Gino's for milkshakes. I arszky I Where's the ball ? ---3 W.,,h,M,,, Here on the Field? ? ' 76 NX ZW 'Sa Mi 313,211 mU? i W ,Af . . ff if 2 ,Qpms LE, i,1 3 QXZS 1 V 5 VARSITY SCOREBOARD Warwick Manheim Central Ephrata Hempfield Garden Spot Solanco Penn Manor Manheim Township A11 Aboard, Bev! .31 tsl OPP 3 0 '3 3 3 4 3 . . ,. i -L' is- 5 3. fx by jg... f 4 5 ,sf ,QXA , Q . A ' y A 1 Fig T ii if 1 if 'EVM YW lf, f?'T.m,iul.l. ' - W ' . W? 3 .33-3'fx f X? Lx? O rrp E 3. 5 3 . , fi . - . .I X ' Q as - ,l 5 s 3' .. S ,- ,. . X X X ' X' '. L. N A. ,. 3 5 Vx..f.aLv, QQ 'ff X T iii' 1135. .772 L. TO R.: Marilyn Miller, Evie Hoover, Alice Watson, Janet Ellis, Janet Adams. L. TOR.: Iris Cantrell, Donna Townsend, Linda Miller, Carol Spotts,Ruthanne Rohrer,Joan Smoker. L. TO R: Barbara Fox, Beverly Sm eltz , Betty McLaughlin, Mary Jane Howe, Phyllis Eshleman, Maria Pairone. M an ag e r s , Sandy Means, Gladys Gregg, and Jean Trago, get last min- ute instructions from Coach Aiken. J V SCOREBOARD OPP Warwick Manheim Central Ephrata Hempfield Garden Spot Solanco Penn Manor Manheim Township LEFT TO RIGHT: Janet Miller, Margaret Ranson, Emily Sheaffer, Pauline Buckwalter, Bonnie Snavely, Fa Wetzler Sue Berkheimer Carol Spotts, Violet Rineer, Sandy Robinson, Vivian Wheary, Shirley Y a 2 Kreider, Betsy Lichty, Joanne Clark. 911246 7 ygasfefgaf Rise and shine was the slo an of the newly formed gi rl's basketball team And, al g , , - though 14 girls did rise every morning at 6:15 so they could begin practice by 7:00, alas, they didn't shine as bright as we would have liked. SCOREBOARD P.V. OPP. Lampeter-Strasburg Lampeter -Strasburg Garden Spot Solanco Junior Varsity Lampeter Strasburg Garden Spot 20 42 16 40 1 5 46 19 14 5 Lampeter-Strasburg 4 14 - 2 0 9 9 Solanco 7 Faculty team trounces the gals! Sorry we've forgotten the score. . . , is 78 p,V 37 45 52 49 58 L 35 51 42 39 55 52 35 46 1 39 43 38 28 4' Den 5 J erre VARSITY 1 L- Korops. G- Groff D- Mincho: S' Weaver L- Conybe J- Martin L- Kretchl .En-Kngmdh 7 1 , . . I ' M., Y lpiim A lll-l- .'.,f',a ,. 1 , 1 I 4: SCOREBOARD OPP ' Donegal ' Octorara ' Manheim Central Solanco Lampeter Strasburg ' Alurrmi Garden Spot ' Octorara Garden Spot Cocalico Cocalico Lampeter Strasburg Conestoga Valley Solanco Warwick Conestoga Valley ' Denotes Non league Games 1 P.v. . 37 67 45 47 52 ' 62 49 45 58 - 64 35 ' 64 f 51 50 42 Warwick 73 p 39 46 55 65 52 ' 32 35 ' , 39 46 - 47 39 86 43 70 38 ' 101 . 28 90 1 .4'L STANDING l-r: E. Lacock, M. Eby, J. Frankhouser, G. Herr, W. Zimmerman C. Groff. IQIEELING: W. Peters - Man er 7 as P. Secunda, A. Kohler - Coach, G. DeFroscia, D. Summers : Manager. aztszg yjasfefgaf The varsity team was made up of seniors from last ye ar' s team. The experience, shooting ability, and more competition among the players, resulted in a better record. Jerre Frankhouser, a good rebounder, led the team in scoring. Before each game, Coach Kohler picked five players out of the eight to start the game, although all eight players played in almost every game. This VARSITY CHEERLEADERS L Koropsak G Groff D Minchoff S. Weaver L. Conybeare J . Martin L. Kretchler Jerre and Earl fight for rebound! helped to keep all of the players on their toes. I V . MX SCOREBOARD P.V. OPP. 14 4' Donegal 29 16 ' Octorara 27 21 'Manheim Central 32 16 Solanco 35 12 Lampeter-Strasburg 59 28 Garden Spot 37 30 Warwick 34 17 ' Octorara 31 33 Garden Spot 37 18 Cocalico 31 21 Cocalico 27 10 Lampeter-Strasburg 42 32 Conestoga Valley 58 , 31 Solanco 41 1 22 57 52 23 4' Denotes Non-league Games Warwick Conestoga Valley 'BAN takes the worry out of being close! BACK ROW: A. Lengacher, B. Breneman. FRONT ROW: L. Esbenshade, J. Houder. I 80 STANDING l-r: Coach Kohler, K. Bickel, R. Bouder, L. Strubel, J. Hostetter, R. Wenger, W. Stoltzfus - Manager. KNEELING: R. Ray, D. Zimmerman, M. Lichty, A. Groff, A. Stoltzfus. The team, also coached by Mr. Kohler, was a well rounded team. Mr. Kohler's job was to build the men for next year's varsity team. About half of the team is Juniors and the half is Sophomores. We hope that experience has been a good teacher and '64 will find this gang putting Pequea in the winner's column more often. J ygasfefgaf Y , 5.1-, -11 E Q. su-ube1, J. mvrri NG: R' Ray, STANDING l-r: R. Grabowski, H. Trout, D. Deisley, D. Hershey, D. Reinhart, J. Kurtz, R. Hartman, J. Berkheimer, J. Reynolds, T. Denlinger, J. Crandall, K. Kreider, M. Miller, P. Pinkerton, M. Summers, A. Lengacher, Coach Kratzer. KNEELING: R. Feister - Manager. 11121014 Jig asfefgczf SCOREBOARD C t V H Ogg' Although the team this year had height, 34 Largggfeiggtrfsbiig 30 ability, and the good coaching of Milan Krat- 35 Solanco 30 zer, the win column did not reflect the Jun- 26 Garden Spot 21 ior High's desire to succeed. Many of the 7 34 C0neSt0g-1 Valley 60 boys on this team will be playing Junior Var- if Lampeggfgifgasburg QQ sity or even Varsity next year. arden S ot 42 D. Bauer I. Cantrell E. Watson L. Kling C. Buckwalter B. Sheaffer C. Simpson V. Mowrer jgrawny resffers 6 h k H Groff M Hershey P Meshey N Lopez- TOP ROW 1-r: Coach Shirley, J. Kennel, R. Sc en e, . , . , . -J , . . MIDDLE ROW: W. Skowood, R. Peachy, T. Heller, D. Eby, C. Garver, R. King, R. Hoffmeier. BOTTOM ROW: L. Hyatt, M. Simpson, J. Hilton, R. Barge, R. Shearer. SCOREBOARD P.V if Hempfield 11 Conestoga Valley 41 Downingtown 'F Solanco ' Solanco Garden Spot Octorara Octorara Catholic 'K Scrimmage Mr Shirley congratulates Chip Simpson OPP :of 45 16 Ik Pk Although this is the first year Pequea Valley has had a wrestling team, coach Richard Shirley, a fine wrestler himself, turned out some impressive wrestlers. This sport, contrary to general knowledge, re- quires much strenuous exercising and con- ditioning, perhaps more than any other sport. Unlimited Terry Heller was one of the most impressive wrestlers in the county and defeated boys with more experience. Chip Simpson was undefeated in the league matches and Duane Eby had only one loss. Two others with good records were Leigh Hyatt and DiCk Barge. At the end of the season, Pequea's Wrest- ling team had one of the best first-year records in the state with six boys represent- ing the school in the semi -final of the section- al tournament. iii 'equea coach nnself, This r, re- l con- port. li the y and Chip tches hers Dick est- year' ent- tion- - KNEELING 1. to r.: R. Kauffman, C. Kruger, R. Groff, G. Herr, C. Groff, R. Bouder, P. Meshey E. Lacock. STANDING: Coach Musser, V. Blank, A. Groff, M. Simpson, A. Stoltzfus, G. DeFroscia, P. Secunda, R. Wenger, D. Zimmerman, D. Clair, B. Clark. ' ZQSQQJ Potential is the word that best describes the varsity baseball team this year. All the starters are back from last year and a few junior varsity players from last year will make good varsity players this year. The team will have good hitters and fielders to back up its four pitchers. The pitching squad includes two right handers and two left handers. The lineup of hitters is equally divided between left handers and right handers. Coach Kratzer thinks this should be another championship team. iff 3igwskxQ?Sif7fi .P . .. 5 1 iw, ...',- - Mighty Ben up to bat. 83 1' ' SCHEDULE OF GAMES April 2 it Donegal Home 5 'F Kennett Square Away 9 't Donegal Away K it , 11 Y Octorara Away . 16 Lampeter-Strasburg Away 18 Garden Spot Home 23 Conestoga Valley Away 25 Solanco Home May 2 Lampeter-Strasburg Home 7 Garden Spot Away 9 Conestoga Valley Home 14 Solanco Away -N' if Denotes non-league games. 192 With razamataz and vo de o t do the 20's roared by leaving a wake of racoon coa s, ticker tape, and bathtub gin. Charles Lindbergh made his momentous flight and Babe Ruth thrilled fans at Yankee Stadium, while the Federal Government strug- gled against a huge outbreak of organized crime. The unsuccessful League of Nations laid the foundation towards peaceful international relationships, setting f the resent United Nations. Perhaps the goal or p ' t' n it was the era of most important to our genera io , mem- our parent' s growth and supplied them with many ories of their school life. I ,,l, Z jpg: .IQIXTJ ,1...,',7,5K 1 -- ' I ,. --B, if is f 4, V fy I Y s ea 'a f ff 'ua . :J O O I f .0... . Q 0. . 'QQ X ' lx! ' :GEF X -1:-4 ,I i ' I 1 f A f 1 h up if b J, ff ll X' V 'x, -Al I , fgn H my x, - We 4? V Ex N . xvsg as 'N ogg QM, Sa! NM, W... .. i 4. 5 0 K4, nv + af X f' YS Q ei 5' N9 , W' W ff if 'iw 1 qw if iii' Aa 2 M Z' 5 f I g Z A was .-10-Sepfem M I Mr. Hershey greets his riders early in the a.m. with a smile! 7 We rl mayt yi Early arrivals report to the Cafeteria! I Tiny Bryson and'John Elmer start da 4:00 A.M. and the seniors are waiting for the bus to start for the UN in New York. the heat circulating. Returning to Pequea each Sep- tember signifies the start of many things, activities, lessons, buses, those endless -slips from the Libra- ry, assemblies, countless rules to be obeyed and disobeyed, term pa- pers, games won and lost and above all, tons and tons of grumbling. Through the next eight pages the ed- itors hope that you will enjoy this picture story of events both large and small which made up the year 62-63 from the start in September until the close in June. But Mom, I can't start the day with- out my books! wails Judy Loar. S ot was 21 gf Potter'sKingdom put on by Garden P way to start off the year's assembly progr2lmS- 'nwho today ' 8:40 5 4? ... ,,,......,....f,..,.w. ..-...-....--1,..:y,m1f.m-1m..x.'-of,-v. 'gfvfwef og 1962 Elmer start ch Sep- mf many buses, Libra- ules to rm pa- above 1bling. he ed- vy this large e year lmber great We rely on Doris Lichty and Sally Bouder to such an extent that we feel e maybe the school would collapse if they both were absent on the same day! 1 Carol Pickel is another gal on whom we depend--this time in the Library. l l 'f who did you say had han duty ? 1 M. f ,Q , If Y ,, X4 'Who shall we blow up today ? What, you mean 2 hours t1l 8:40 and all is well! ! lunch! ,157 4. 65050 12229 'Q-Mm-..,,, rv' What'S the matter? Don't you lik And you're even Student Council president. - e our food ? A 11ck for you and a 11Ck for Shurrr I l1ke the chow. You asked for 1t, now eat 1t. me. Double, double toil and trouble. Are you sure that Wasn't the bell? Z2 M- Hershe- gt- SWeiga,f ' Kramer Ei imelley ' Grsh R m11a,1-S H. Frew OU1' Do Re Mi Fa So La Ti Do h , . . - K viqlxliqx K- . x xx lily, .- W. at it. Zac! fo mor Another day, another zero! Hello Walls! I I I M E. J. E. M R. H. Hershey Sweigart Kramer Shell ey Hershey Hillard Frew Somebody hold Lynn up. I wonder who started that rumor ? OK, come out of there. 'hi .Q I1 If HOME PEHIQDS 'WSITORS -1 is u A f 'QW VJ 2 Q K P! 31 it , x my 3. faq? 3 'r- ,Nm , 'M-PY Ns: 'M ,Q ,WWW 'wif 'e , X,-.. 4, ing' , S fx, 'FY Q5 if v i 13355 A study of carbon by Abby Musser won 2nd in the Chemistry Division. BUILDING AN OSCILLOSCOPE S045 X Aromq non IC VIN, ALLOTRQ 'Q' l.DIAMOi 2.GRAPHI 3.AMORPl CAWE I' 4 In-I Eighth grader Clair Becker, won grand prize A'Cloud Chamber won in the Science Fair with his Oscilloscope. Richard King 2nd in i the Physics Division, I 1 rigs ogg Magazine winners show off their awards for three weeks of hard work W111 you sign my Yearbook? K' Schf 1 ' exams' 5 This year's trophy goes r' ht th H ig ere. Janet and Karen compete for the Intra- mural ping-pong championship. SYM90i. ATOMIC VW A ALLOW, Foam 1.DlAMoi 2.GRAPHIF' I 3.AMORPl mar, ! 1 1 i er won nd in ision. 'n N Y R N x i 1 L I 3 YQ ax une Z 1963 School inevitably reaches a climactic end . . . awards, honors, locker key refunds, final exams, failures, graduation cheers and tears. 5 -x Joanne Kellenberger DAR Award winner. s Ricki Shearer, National Merit Scholarship recognition. -' , 4 f A C fasts Q. ,SK Y 152' Esift , ' 4' Q' bf PM i ' Guess who her idol is? Q if X 1 A S? ,QV , X 1 XXX , str, ,ix f , Q ,J wx fic .am sf W 1 Y K gf mm gf Sf' .f 'MNA A y ffvff 'L . f:N.w,.,. Members of the Actors Guild in the Christmas play, The Tree . ,M .xr rv I 5:77252 We entered into the Atomic Age in the early 1940's and have since passed on to the Space Age--the explorations and discoveries have just begun--the future is unknown and its' possibilities are infinite. Blasts such as the one pictured here fan original photo of the atomic blast taken at 33,000 feet over Nagasaki, August, 19455 have given us a different prospective for the future and faced with frightening possi- bilities, this generation realizes that it is their duty and responsibility to perpetuate the American ideal. We the class of '63 will try to do our part as good citizens in this fine and wonderful land. Ir ii!! '55 F5411 111 'Dr BX: f, f 0 ' . - Q hw JBW' Aw- ww? on Sf '-sean. - X , ww. 3 ,YQ Q 1 , 5 5153 'X mi ., 1 l E' i U President ...... Vice President . . , . . Secretary ...... . . . PEQUEA VALLEY CHAPTER R805- 9'-fix 1722 Q Q QP-1764, K -50 FM-17' 'Ve .J CS A 99 o'f b Xfg lf . U U L2 f. in 77 .X 0 1 riff, 4 ff . 1 4,1 x ' ' . 0 QS 4 X-'fy 'ex x .xx ' 1 ' P' s g ! 3 f Us 1 f-'WEE . f QV cf .150 Ill. U. I. PAY. Ulf. . . . Jim Landis . . . . . Dick Barge . . . Donald Ranck F. F. A. MGTTO Learning to do, Doing to Learn, Treasurer .... Glenn Esbenshade Earning to Live, Sentinel .....,... Ken Koser Living to Serve. Chaplain . . . . Eugene Denlinger Rutter's Store Compliments of .... J. Paul Nolt KINZERS, PA. Miller and Sliirl-1 Auto Body Shop Your LOCCIZ Texaco DGOZGT AND GENERAL AUTO REPAIRS Refinishing - Painting Official Inspection Station WRECK WORK Phone: 687-2031 SOUDERSBURG, PA. Phone 768-3141 GORDONVILLE, PA. 96 2 -1- .1-'ff ,,,f-'A DARNELL'S MUSIC SHOP BAND and ORCHESTRA INSTRUMENTS P- 0 FIRST IN QUALITY FAIREST IN PRICE FASTEST IN SERVICE 'I27 E. Orange Sf. Open Evenings A. R. COX Antique Auction BOX 13 Kinzers, Pa Phone: HI 2-4716 L. S. Robinson G Son SPRING GARDEN GARAGE Auto Repairing Phone: 768-8104 Eugene A. Shearer Welding Electric and Acctylene STEEL BEAM WELDING KINZERS, R. D. 1, PA- Phone: 768-3921 GORDONVILLE, PA Lincoln Highway PHONE: 687-4116 I 7 Miles East of Lancaster SOUDERSBURG, PA. ,L .N,.. , J .5 ....Manufactwrers of School Pins f-' Rings ,-1 Medals ALL WORK GUARANTEED! 97 L. J. DENLINGER oo, Paradise, Penna. MASTER MIX FEEDS LUMBER COAL Denlinger Feeds Serve Definite Needs Phone: 768-3031 768-3021 THE GREEN LANTERN Drive-In Restaurant Food the way you like it. On Route 30 Three Miles East of Gap SHIRK S GARAGE Sales Service l L-.A 1 C H EV R0 LET f I -ll PhOI16 768 3761 Paradise, Pa, Q .L leeds 3021 I Sap l 'i'i Y i . C mae? ga Sang, ng, FEED -1 LUIVIBER ,- COAL FERTILIZER ' GRASS SEEDS Quality Service Since 1855! Phone: HI 2-4169 Gap, Pa, Vida S Roy K. Weaver CUSTOM MADE Agent Evening AND Wedding Gowns State Farm Insurance Co. 102 East Main Street Auto - Life ' Fife ' Liability PHONE: 733-1757 EPHRATA, PA. North Decatur Street STRASBURG, PA CREAM TOP DAIRY THE FINEST IN ALL DAIRY PRODUCTS Phone: 392-8310 LINCOLN HIGHWAY EAST Lancaster, Pa. 99 Our Strength FOR THE FUTURE... Today's graduates-they're o and our great hope for the future. They are the ones who will help make our world better in the years ahead. They'lI do it with youthful energy and enthusiasm, and with the aid of the information they're getting in their classrooms. We're all proud of our young people now. We'll be even more proud when they're our leaders tomorrow! And, you can be sure, we reserve a special vote of thanks for the teachers who are helping show them the way. and Our Hope ur great strength Nnw HOLLAND MAC:-IIN: COMPANY Frat in Grassland Farming GUNS FISHING EQUIPMENT SHENK BRGS. Sporting Goods and Toys 30 West King Street T Lancaster, Pa. oYs VARSITY SWEATERS W. L. ZIMMERMAN e s0Ns Department Store Hardware Store Gulf Petroleum Products ' Bottled Gas Phone: 768-3131 Intercourse, Pa, Ngw Tend? yonder Ham Pudding, Scrapple and 45. acon an mnkfurters Sausage in Season 6: ' 7 D965-fj dc' . 1 WoN FAVOR BY QU ALI EZRA W. MARTIN CO. TY AND FLAVOR! i e Lancaster, Pa. 100 Q ing!! ,i-if' -,,, ntl 5 ,Q-is IVIAURICE IVI. COCD 9 I 5' 74 .... Representing .... 4 5' vmnmng, Eastern States Farmers Exchange, Inc, GD Gordonville, R. D, 1, Pa Phone: 768-3781 FISHER'S DIESEL SERVICE Diesel Engines and Homelite Chain Saws PUMPS AND GENERATORS Phone: HI 2-4674 - Residence HI 2-4365 Gap, Pa Compliments of A FRIEND HERRS BULK BIN SERVICE For All of Your Feed Storage Problems On Farms or Mills Fabrication of Steel Complete Building and Mill Installations 8: Machinery JACOB C. HERR Gordonville Pennsylvania 7 68-3931 I 101 LANCASTER FISHER MoToRs Oldsmobile Sales And Service Automobile Repairing BGTTLING co., INC. Phone: 687-6011 Paradise, Pa PHONE: EX 3-0631 A NEW ELEGANCE . . . in deluxe ice cream Lily W' CREAM ' o lO2 Q Pa. I I I I I i I I I I I V I 5 JOHN .L Hess, u PURINA CHOWS O BAUGHS FERTILIZER INTERCOURSE, PA. PARADISE, R. D. 1, PA. F. B. Koch S' 'Sons HGTJWGTG PLUMBING, HEATING AND TINNING STRASBURG, PA. Phone: 687-3611 John K. Baxter Finest Eggs BOUGHT AND SOLD KINZERS, R. D. 1, PA Phone: HI 2-4285 HAUBERTS NURSERY, INC. Landscaping and Ground Coverage Gordonville Rd. No. 1, Penna. Phone: 768-3203 Build Your Account Safely ....with.... The First NationaI Bank HONEY BROOK, PA. Member F.D.I.C. - FIRST NATIUNAL BANK 0F INTEHUUURSE Intercourse, Pa. Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and Federal Reserve System Phone: 768-3651 Howard Brackhilrs Garage RONKS, R. D. 1, PA. General Auto Repairing NEW AND USED CARS Garden Spot Bowling Center STRASBURG Phone: 687-7791 Week-Days ................ 1:00 - 12:00 P. M. Old Philadelphia Pike and Goidoiiviiie Road. Sundays, ...... ......... 1 :00 - 6:00 P. M. Warren W. Weaver B rown leweler Funeral Home 144 E. Main street NEW HOLLAND, PA. PARADISE, PA Thomas F. Feister Kurtz's Painting Fresh Dressed Poultry FLOOR SANDING AND . PAPERHANGING Quality E995 Phone: HI 2-4381 KINZERS, R. D. 1, PA, FREE ESTIMATES! AT' ALL TIMES! PARADISE, R. D. 1, PA- Phone: HI 2-4821 i V r -gi-4 X. f 4 PAUL M. RESSLER 8: SON ...Dealers in . .. Coal - Lumber - Grain - Feed CHESTER D. RANCK JOHN B. BECKER I Turkeys Live or Dressed 3 miles southeast of Strasburg On Route 896 Strasburg 687-ease or 687-7832 William Moscovic Lumber Co. PARADISE, PA. Hardwood and Softwood Lumber PHILIPPINE MAHOGANY A SPECIALTY SCIENTIFICALLY KILN DRIED Phone: Gap HI 2-4590 - GEORGE E. HOAR Insurance Agency Insurance Coverage for All Risk S AUTOMOBILE and GENERAL CASUALTY FIRE, STORM and EXTENDED COVERAGE Modern Homeowners Package Policies HI 2-4393 State Road Gap, Pa ELECTRIC HEATING ELECTRICAL WIRING and APPLIANCES MARK E. DENLINGER Phone: 768-3541 Intercourse, Pa. J. C. MILLER Contractor 8z Builder R. D. No. 2, Box 312 Gap, Pa. Phone: Lyric 3-5392 REYNOLD E. SCHENKE C0 TOOL DESIGN - DIE DESIGN METHODS Tool and Die Making Special Machinery Metal Stampings PRODUCTION MACHINING Phone: 687-7451 PARADISE, PA. C9 Miles East of Lancaster? 105 2 I BALDWIN'S GARAGE Front Wheel Alignments and Balancing Phone Gap HI 2-4680 Hamburgers 19C French Fries Shakes Hot Dogs RHOADES AMISH GIFT SHOP 614 Miles East of Lancaster on Rt. 30 Cains, Rd No. 1 Gap, P2- AARON ENGEL PARADISE GAS SERVICE Custom Millwork Ranges Space Heat9I'S Sash Doors - Screens - Kitchen Cabinets Happy CO2l37lE555l5ietered Gas Counter Tops , Water Heaters Dryers Phone: HI 2-4909 Paradise, Pa. Esso Petroleum Products AMOS EBY E5 COMPANY ....Manufa::turers of.... High Gracie Fertilizer Phone 687-2490 Paradise, Pa. Compliments of . . . JOHN H. TROUP MUSIC HOUSE 38 WEST KING STREET LANCASTER, PENNSYLVANIA 394-6881 SUMMERS BRUTHERS PLUMBING f HEATING - HARDWARE hone: HI 2-4163 I 1 I Gap, Pa. 106 Z K 1 ...- i v in Congratulations to the Graduating Class ....FROM.... L. B. HERR 8. SON SUPPLIERS OF .... GENERAL FIREPROOFING OFFICE FURNITURE School Furniture OFFICE AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES Books I-' Stationery f-I Printing THE PORTABLE TYPEWRITER sToRE V ' 44 - 48 WEST KING STREET LANCASTER, PA. SHREINER'S FLOWER SHOP Phone 5768-3581 Paradise, Penna. Flowers for All Occasions ll.- DUTCH TOWN AND COUNTRY INN Steaks - Sea Food - Lunches - Dinners Phone: HI 2-4912 Vintage, Pa. KauIfman's Fruit Farms B. F. Leidy 8 Sons Frozen F0061 LOCRGTS GROCERIES o LQCKERS General Repairing Home GROWN FRUIT Greasmg State Inspection Route 340 BIRD-IN-HAND, PA. Phone :HI 2-4907 KINZERS, PA- Hafold EBV FIRST NATIONAL BANK Dressed Poultry and . . I RG, PA. Custom Dreissmg I STRASBU B h Off. , - ff- ranc ICC Phone: H1 2.4383 KINZERS, R. D. 1 Mam O 'ce , T Strasburg, Pa. Wlllow Street, Pa. IO7 HAROLD A. HORN AGENCY COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE 214 FULTON BANK BUILDING 392-2079 RAYMOND HILLARD, JR. General Hauling Gap RD 1 HI 2-4738 HOUCK'S RESTAURANT Corner Routes 10 Sz 322 Ph. 3-3895 Honey Brook, Pa. Specialize in Sunday Dinners PLAIN Sz FANCY FARM INC. Dining Room with Banquet Facilities to Serve 400 Family Style and Preferred Service Bird-in-Hand R. D. 1 768-8581 BRACKBILUS GARAGE General Repair Work INTERCOURSE, PA, Phone: 768-3251 FOR EVERY BANKING NEED Think First Of Farmers National The Farmers National Bank and Trust Company of Belmont Limestone Agricultural Limestone CRUSHED STONE rAL 'Qi VN-5, New Holland i ' a ,.-' ' gp x - .-1,-1r 'a' - PARAD1sE, R. D. 1, PA. New Holland, Pa. ' :v 'LE-' fx TQ 14 .,. 0.1, ' 5. ., 1 - - Member F'D'I'C' Phone: H1 2-4133 5 cw Fl -3' Ga ,11- 1 Q . I . Compliments of . . . FUTURE HQMEMAKERS BABY CHICKS BABY CHICKS GF R. D. 1, Mount Joy, Pa. Miller Bros, - Auto Body New Holland Meat Market Auto Body Repairs BUTCHER5 Gap R D 1 P Home Dressed and 1 ' - y 2. Smoked Meats Phone: HI 24812 GROCERIES Phone: 354-8351 Walter Er Jackson, INC. ROSS Parma' GENERAL LINE OF Hardware B U, i I gl i n Q M a I 9 r i Q I Electrical and Portable CHRISTIANA, PA. WELDING Phone: LY 3-5195 WHITE HORSE GAP, R. D. 1 PA CLARK ELECTRIC Kelvinator Appliances and Girton Bulk Milk Tanks ELECTRICAL and REFRIGERATION SERVICE Phone: 7 68- 8501 Kinzers, R. D. 1, Pa- Best Wishes to Graduating Class of 1963 LIONEL OFFICE EQUIPMENT COMPANY Coatesville, Pa. The Business Machine Center Amos B. Witmer .Maytag Phone: 687-6113 PARADISE, PA, MILLER'S RESTAURANT PENNA. DUTCH SMORGASBOARD Seven Sweets 8z Seven Sours Lunches 8z Dinners George B. Stern Stucco Plastering WATERPROOFING BASEMENTS Mrs. Amos G. Supplee STUDIO OF MUSIC Teacher of Piano fa Organ Gap Hill . . KINZERSJ R. D. 1, PA. Pupil of Dr. Elmer M. Scheid Phone: HI 24300 INTERCOURSE, PA. AUTO AND TRUCK REPAIRS International Truchs Sales AND Service Rhoacls Pioneer Market A Little Bit 24-HOUR TOWING SERVICE of Everything H' Robinson HI 2-4605 GAP, R. .D. 1, PA. HI 2-4156 Lincoln Highway GAP Over a Century of Service Arthur Young CON Gunsmithing - Hunting - Fishing - Arch- Inc. ery - Golf - Athletic Equipment - Power Farming Equipment Toys ' Games ' Hobbies AND SUPPLIES , General Machine Shop The Sportsmans Shop 135 East Main Street Phone: HI 2-4185 KINZERS, PA. Phone: 354-7891 NEW HOLLAND, PA. Riclc Swanseen Stone Mason Contractor , Stone Fronts - Fireplaces FLAG STONE WALKS AND PATIOS Phone: HI 2-4315 GAP, R. D. 2, PA Showalter 8 Horning Dodge-Dart-Trucks 501 East Main Street Phone: 354-2184 NEW HOLLAND, PA. I HO E I 3 l I I g.il GAQ FA Ph X HIS: i I S1 ,I I l I I I 'I 9 N 1 X . John N. Sauder Auto Co. Sales and Service Chevrolet - Olclsmohile E. Roy Trout Er Son Finest Eggs FROM NEARBY FARMS! Phones: Phone: 354-2181 NEW HOLLAND PA HI 2 ' - -4346 393-6510 Snavely and Dosch Smauwoods Flowers - Evergreens - Trees 324 North Queen Street SHRUBBERY LANCASTER, PA. CHRISTIANA, PA, BEST WISHES .... W- R- Watson to the Class of '62! Gap Diner GAP, PA. CONTRACTOR Painting AND Decorating PAINTING AND PAPERI-IANGING Floor Sanding AND Finishing GAP, PA. Wm. C. Ruth and Son General Machine Work GAP, PA. HI 2-4917 Wertz's Service Station Phone: 687-6014 STRASBURG, PA. State Inspection WASHING - GREASING Atlantic Gas AND Oil FARMS - BUSINESSES - HOMES Gordon E. KIing Real Estate - Auctioneers INSURANCE Phone: 768-3661 INTERCOURSE, PA. .Ieannette's B e a u t y S I1 o p HI 2-4225 GAP, PA. John W. Eshelman Sz Sons Established 1842 Reel Rose Guaranteed Feecls LANCASTER, PA' ZEIIIHI' Willis W. Futer GoRDoNv1LLE,R. D. 1, PA. Television Sales and Service Phone: 768-8184 Leam-an Place Store C. M. ESI-ILEMAN Phone: 768-8871 John HOOLJCF Feed - COG! - LUUIDQT Phone: 768-3216 GORDONVILLE, PA. Betty's Beauty Salon Elizabeth Book Shissler, Proprietor 11 South Fulton Street STRASBURG, PA. For Appointment ..,......... Call 687-3136 Lengacher Cheese House LLOYD D. HERSHEY Cheese ' Butter Insurance Lancaster County Phone: 768-8631 Phone: HI 2-4388 KINZERS, PA. Bylefs , . Hart s Diner F o o cl L o c lc e r Lincoln Highway, East GAP, PA. RONKS, PA' E S , Phones: 687-3222 - 768-8792 SSO -emwe U. s. Route so SOUDERSBURG, PA. Q .... .. .... Paul SCCUIICIH Phone: HI 2-4231 VINTAGE, PA. DRIVE CAREFULLY .... Don't Hit a Pretty Girl - We Need Them. Gil Booles Garage AND Service Station General Repairing Z4-HOUR TOWING SERVICE Tires, Tubes and Accessories WASHING LUBRICATION I 112 l 1 P1107 Q Z E Ili f? Sb NI H N l Q qgiimom , FINEST QUALITY IN YE Gregg s Service Statlon B. Z. MELLINGER, INC, PA- Q New Holland, Pa, gm ,N-is FORD Sunoco Products sales 63 service Phone: HI 2-4277 VINTAGE, PA. Phone: 354-2191 BEST WISHES P to the Class of '62! KEEP TRIM WITH OUR TRIMU Diller S . Don's Barber Shop Electrical Service ' TWO CHAIRS INTERCOURSE, PA Roure 30 GAP HILL 768-3321 768-3323 Phone: HI 2-4379 . L cl C. MII Gehman s Luncheonette P eonar P Iher PT ainting f-f aper anging Steaks - Subs - Mllk Shakes FLOQR SANDING SALISBURY HEIGHTS 7-3136 Route 340 Box 85 SOUDERSBURG, PA Phone: 687-3018 E . STRASBURG PHARMACY nterprlse Telephone Company Kermit and Helen Leibensperger NEW 15 E. Main St. Strasburg, Pa. HOLLAND' PA' Phone: 687-6058 Grofps Hardware NEW HOLLAND, PA. A. IVI. Burkholder PA' Hardware ' Housewares J HOTPOINT APPLIANCES Groceries - Har ware ...--ff Clothing PA- NORMAN L. GRAHAM D BUILDER Phone: HI 2-4631 VINTAGE, PA- Aluminurn Products E Dial: Intercourse 768-8081 R. D. No. 1 Kinzer, Pa. ATION A sx -! ... i-ff' 7 00' vg-- llf Al-nv nu YU ' ' ' IQU NATIONWIDE INSURANCE COMPANIES DENZEL A. BCDLLINGER Phone: 687-6326 Paradise, Pa- Auto-Fire-Life Mutual Funds Family Insurance - Auto Financing WALTER T. PIETSCH RCA - Appliance Center - Philco 28 Years of Sales Ka Service HERSHEY GA.RMENT COMPANY Paradise, Pa. Smoketown, Pa. Phone: 394-5531 Enterprise Electric Contractors--Hotpoint Appliances Telephone Company Paradise, Pa. NEW HOLLAND, PA. Phone: 687-6549 GEORGE N. RISSLER Portable Milling Phone: Gap HI 2-4493 R. D. No. 1, Kinzers, Pa. WILLIAM W. BAIR Painting' and Decorating Spring Garden Kinzer RD No. 1 Pa. Phone: 7-68-8113 WALNUT GROVE FARM CANDIES AND GIFTS In the Heart of the Pennsylvania Dutch Country Route 30 Phone Gap-Hickory 2-4314 IVAN SHORTY UMBLE FRESH PRODUCE 8z PRODUCE HAULING Kinzers, R.D. No. 1 2 Mi. East of Gap l 3 1 4 Z' l l 4 l 1-1- -Q-n-' Pap gf, -,-11 CARTER Sr MOWRER Asphalt Paving Excavating EX 4-1787 687-7472 EASTERN STATES FEED SEED Sz FERTILIZERS M. E. Wanner, Representative Charles K. Singer General Merchandise FOOD - HARDWARE DRY GOODS Paradise, Pa. Phone: 687-5794 Gap LEVI U. STOLTZFUS ...Dea1erin... HAY STRAW General Trucking-Cargo Insurance , Lancaster County Phone: HI 2-4234 NOAH N. MARTIN Intercourse Plumbing - Heating Phone: 768-3531 F. MARVIN RICE General Auto Repairing Official Inspection Station Phone: 687-6541 Ronks, Pa. JOHN HOUDER Original Lancaster County LEIGH HYATT Free Lance Photographer Swiss Cheese Small Photo Finishing - Photo copying Phone: HI 2-2424 RD 1, Ronks Phone: 687-6716 Gap Pa. Compliments of THE WAY OIL COMPANY Supplier of Atlantic Heating 'Oils 1062 Old Manheim Pike, LHHC2S'C9I', Pa- II5 EARL F. MARTIN 138 Newport Road Leola , , - - - - Pennsylvania Phone: OL 6-2905 Grofl Buiclc, lnc. RICHARD D. ZEIMER Special - LeSalJre Invicta - Electra Phone: 354-2215 436 E. Main Street NEW HOLLAND, PA. James High 5 Sons Distributing Feecl Purina Pensupreme Bread . Dairy Products Pastries anal Wear a Smll9l Kramerss Garage Hoover R. Bair K1NzERs,R. D. 1, PA, GAP, PA- Phone: HI 2-4618 Rolnert D. Hoffeclcer General Merchandise LANCO STORES Phone: 687-7711 RONKS, Pa. State Banlc ofparadise The Banle of Serviceu Member Each Deposit Insured Up to S10,0 PARADISE, PA. of Federal Reserve System and deral Fe Deposit Insurance Corporation. 00.001 Clair W. Denlinger Carpenter AND Builder RONKS, R. D. 1, PA, Phone: 687-7793 Harnislfs lVleat lVlarlce Midwa Your IGA Store y Between Paradise and Soudersb Phone: OV 7-6871 Proprietor-J. L. King t urg. Health Foocls IOOZJ WHOLE WHEAT FLOUR fBurr Groundj If you prefer the Organic, we have it! Roasted Yellow Com Meal, Whole Rye Flour, Wheat Germ Meal ROl1TCF,S Mill Phone: 687-6400 RONKS, R, D, 1 PA' fn S -P S?-.5 . g5SrI'l I ,,r-were g2w xl E5-'lg 3523 rn Z YOUR DEALER 5 L E. g 4 I C 11-1 1 I Ph. i In Lancaster, Pa. It's JOE MYERS' RESTAURANT Lincoln Highway East C3 milesl 394-1606 and JOE MYERS' DINER Lincoln Highway East fl Milej Ex. 3-0804 EXCELLENT FOOD . . . FINEST SERVICE Superb Homemade Pies and Cakes Kennels Garage COMPLETE Automotive Service Phone: HI 2-4154 GAP, PA, Charles W. Lundgren 5 Sons Cemetery Memorials PARADISE, PA. Phone: 687-6851 Clem E. I-loober Wirthmore Feeds ....and.... Kasco Dog Food Niagara Chemicals f768-3431 INTERCOURSE, PA. Phone-Strasburg 687-2141 or Quarryville ST 6-3722 I. B. Graylaill 8' Son, INC. STRASBURG AND REFTON, PA. Cement - Grain - Coal - Feed LUMBER O FUEL OIL Best Wishes to the Class of '63 DIElVI'S BARBER SHOP Gap, Pa 746 Zgifedllld 6 Miles East of Lancaster on Route 30. BRING YOUR FAMILY FOR A Good Dinner E. D. Kurtz General Merchandise SELF-SERVE GROCERIES GAP, R. D. 1 WHITE HORSE, PA Phone: 768-8061 Hershey Azalea Farm GAP, R. D. 2, PA- Henry H. Cvrolf Cesspool, Septic Tanle AND C is tern Cleaning and Installation CONCRETE SEPTIC TANKS For Sale! Phone: 392-0157 Bird-In-Hand, Pa. W. S. Horst Plumbing AND Heating CONTRACTORS GAP, PA. our 3500! pL0f0gl'6ll9 e Ill SZJL, 2 .SZMAO H8 f iti- I . '-p,,.- ,--P? ariixfn Eairg Milk, Ice Cream and Dairy Products LANCASTER, PA. Telephone: Intercourse, Pa. Area Code 717 Tel. 768-8189 24-Hour Service WILLIAM U. DILLER LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE TRUCK SERVICE For Livestock And Farm Products All Loads Are Insured Gordonville, R. 1. Pa I H9 PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. James Clark Joanne and Ralph Jim and Frank . Barge, Hershey, Hyatt, and Hillard Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Rohrer The Swinging Basses The Kids of 9-1 Mr. and Mrs. James R. Groff Tubbie, Jim, Mouse, and Cuddles 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. HH Mrs. Mr. d Curly Cue and Tredge Miss Talbert Charles R. Groff Frank C. Berkey A. J. Adams Raymond E. Pickel Raymond L. Martin Theodore Gregg, Sr. Robert J. Graybill, Sr. Melvin Simpson John Stern J. A. Musser The Peq Mr. and uea Valley Y F C Quiz Team Mrs. H. Rine Hershey Mr. and Mrs. Marvin E Hershey Dr. and Mrs. Frew The Cooks Mr. and Mrs. Paul L Martin Prissie and Ressie Bunnie Wabbit Club Mr. and Mrs. V. Emanuel Hoover Mary C. 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