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

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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

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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.

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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.