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

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1964 volume:

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Pg. 4I A yn Pg. 73 Pg. 93 OUR YEARS AT PEQUEA VALLEY Early in September, 1960, we met as a class and elected these officers: President - Glenn Esbenshadeg Vice President - Roy Shirkg Secretary - Judy Millergand Treasurer - Bob Fisher. We actively planned and sponsored a freshman dance, the January Jive after a basketball game. Ninth Grade Night with its theme, Pennsylvania's Heritage, brought a fitting close to an eventful year. With the advent of another year, we, the Class of '64, met as sophomores and elected a President, Glenn Esbenshadeg a Vice President, Gerard DeFrosciag a Secretary, Suzanne Buckwalterg and a Treasurer, Bob Fisher. We ordered our jackets for arrival during the winter months and chose rings with ruby, sapphire, or onyx stones for delivery in our junior year. We also selected light blue and white as the class colors and pickedwhite carnations as the class flowers. Everyone participated energetically to make the Class of '64 one long to be remembered. We enthusiastic juniors met in the fall of 1962 and again elected these officers: Presi- dent - Glenn Esbenshadeg Vice President - Gerard DeFrosciag Secretary - Suzanne Buck- walterg and Treasurer - Bob Fisher. Many juniors were among those ably representing Pequea Valley at County Chorus and District Band. A Girls' Trio and a Boys' Quartet were other musical features of the junior class. An outstanding musical comedy, Swinging High, was presented in the spring with many eminent juniors participating. Athletically, our dedicated Braves helped boost-Pequea Valley to its fifth consecutive District Three championship. The Youth Day in Governmentncampaign and the Junior-Senior play, Take Your Medicine, were other activities in which we whole-heartedly participated. As the year progressed, the class held a Bake and Soup Sale to help finance the Junior-Senior Prom, which had as its theme Italian Escapade. A banquet and a movie highlighted the prom and brought a close to another memorable year. Incredibly, it was school-time again! We - seniors at last! - determined to make ours the participating-est class in the history of Pequea Valley. We selected officers: President - Glenn Esbenshadeg Vice President - Don Ranck, Secretary - Mary Jane Howe, and Treasurer - Gerard DeFroscia. We plunged right into plans for the Junior-Senior play, A Majority of One,- as well as for a trip to New York. What a day that was! Nov- ember 8, 1963, will be remembered by many of us as the day in our high school careers. The climax to our fun- and education-filled years at Pequea Valley came when the com- mencement services were held on June 3, 1964. 4 S v ,,. Q f X, yr Class Officers GLENN E. ESBENSHADE Agriculture Spike One of the Agabonds ...owns a red convertible...seen with Ranck and Kuss ...frequents Spring Garden ...undecided future. DONALD RANCK Agriculture Rancid Another Agabond ...muscular mat- man...good studentmsharp eyes.. efficient yearbook business mana- ger. MARY JANE HOWE Commercial Chip Mr. Koshuta's favorite secretary... green eyes...likes trucks and their driverfsjmnotic e the smile and dirnplesmplans to be a secretary. 6 GERARD DeFROSClA Academic Sain Oh, my achin'back ...Class Cass- anova...f r e qu ently seen at New Holland...has athletic abi1ity...plans to be a millionaire. CAROL L. BAXTER Commercial Dolly Pretty black hair...seen with June... Did you say Carl? ...quiet? '??... talented vocalist. JOHN H. BRACKBILL Academic John Tall and lean...that black crew-cut ...mad chemist! ! !...musically in- c1ined...plans to go to college. ROBERT LEE BAXTER Commercial Lee Hard- working s o c c e r manager... sharp dresser...loves to erase car- bons '? '? ?...member of the Gordon- ville Fire Company... Motoi-vating Merc. H A. PAULINE BUCKWALTER Academic Pean Hails from Missouri...good basket- ball play e r ...activ e ir1Y.F.C.... pleasant d i s p o sitio n ...notorious gum-chewer. 7 KAREN H. BEACHER Academic Beach Our F.F.A. Sw e eth e a rt ...always smiling...whiz at chemistry experi- ments ?'? ?...f1ute tooternpossesses a large wardrobe...college-bound. SUZANNE BUCKWALTER Academic Bucky H u s t l i n g hockey halfback...has a pleasing personalitymlives on milk shakesmtennis star ? '? ?...excel1ent pianist and vocalist. ISABELLE CARRIGAN Commercial Isazy Good English s t u d e nt ...has fancy book cove-rs...long hair...Miss Kra- mer's worker. JUNE E . DAVIS Academic June Quiet...very studious...blushes easily...active F.H.A. member... laughs easily. BARRY CLARK General Barry Hails from Linville Hill...easy to get along with...avid hunter... Did you get your deer ? ...future lies in the money racket. SANDRA F. DAVIS Academic Sandy Blushes for Mr. McCormack...likes the Navy...one of the Pequeaettes... seen with J0yce...doodles in class. 8 CAROLYN E. CONYBEARE Academic Lynne On a diet again! I !...higl1 scorer of the hockey teammscholastically on top...Mr. John's camp counselor... handles the Student Council money. SHIRLEY A. DELINGER Commercial Dave Gets in trouble with Ronda! . . .always misses the bus...sleeps in P.O.D.... wavy hair... What did you say his name was ? GORDON N. DIEM Academic Gordo Good actor...great debatermtowers over everyonemjanitor in his spare time...wants to be a lawyer. R. BRUCE EBERSOLE Academic Bruce Oceanography enthusiast .... Intelli- gentsia VIII...Wel1-liked...snackbar aide...Jr.-Sr. Play terrorist. JOHN S. DIEM Academic John Seemingly quiet...goes steady with an underclassmanmlikes to argue with Gordon. MICHAEL EBY Academic Dink Has that c o 1 l e g i at e look...tennis player...1ikes to roam...model air- plane enthusiast...c h a r g i n g half- back...those wild parties. 9 DOROTHY L. DUNN Academic Dotty Talented voca1ist...represents Slay- maker-town...a m b i t i o u s...a.lways pleasant...a Kennedy Fan! ! !...future lies in the field of music. JOYCE K. ELLIS Academic Joyce Math and s c i e n c e whiz...loves to sew...favorite pastime - Boys! X I... teased about her Southern drawl. LINDA J. ESBENSHADE Academic Linda B lu s h i n g Beauty...pounds on the tympani...1oves F r e n c h ? '? '?...has her own poo1...h e a d e d for Junior College. ROBERT D. FISHER General Bob Boys will be boys!!!...loves that Chev'...n ev e r serious...long wavy hair...works at the Acme. PHYLLIS M. ESHLEMAN Academic Phil Studies hardmrambling wing...cym- bal c la s h e r ...has those pre-test jitters... Bird Lover 7 '? ?...headed for nursing school. BARBARA SUE FOX Commercial Barb Possesses writing ability...seen with B.J. ...ath1ete...plans to get married...Dutch Haven waitress. IO O RUTH ANN FARLEY General Ruthie Goes to Lancaster often...seen, but seldom heardufavorite expression - Oh, my word ...that hair. JUNE A. GRAYBILL Commercial Bugsy Small and silent...always with Carol ...likes math ? ? ?...cute...neat com- plexion. CHRISTY GREGG Commercial Gert Another of the Kinzer gang...witty and plan entertaining ...Jere's girl... s to be a beautician. RIC HARD T. GROFF Academic Clip Sleeps on school time...one of the se 3.W Groff clan...has neat eyes...po- s ses athletic ability...wants to be elder. CLARENCE G. GROFF General Grand You're so dainty ...real casual athletemsharp black hair...happy- go-lucky guy .... will sail with the Navy. RUTH A. HARSH Commercial Ruthie Pretty hair and beauty mark. . .knows lots of jokes. ..has an unusual laugh. .. quite a dancermfuture secretary or beautician. I I EVELYN M. GROFF Academic Evie Friendly...ex c itab l e ...seen with Karen...active4-H member..Future Homemaker. RUTH A. HELLER General Cutchie Wild hockey player...athletic...seen with Emily...eats Miss Kramer's oranges...c a t c h i n g smile .... hails from Narvon Hill. TERRY L. HELLER General Heller Those dark eyes...Pequea's mighty heavy-weight...a weasel faLn...seen in Kinzer... I don't really care. BARBARA ANN HILLARD Commercial Barbie Plays a clarinet...loves band trips . . .always with Sandy . . .what a laugh. . . hopes to be a beautician. ROBERT HERSH Academic Bob Math whiz...qu i e t ...conscientious worker...amiable...plans future in store accounting. TOM E. HOFFMEIER Academic Tom Rough and ready...m e mbe r of the Reserves...hen-p e c ke d Tommy... hails from Gap Hil1... that there. 12 JOHN W. HERSHEY Academic John Fluent German speaker...plays the big bass...lanky...sings in the boys' quartet...size 13 shoes...king of the hand- shakers . DARLENE M. HOMSHER General Hoi-np Qu i et ...seen with Elsie ...tiny... quaint chuck1e...despises those laps in gym class...likes to study ? ? ? MARY ALICE HOSTETTER Academic MAH Pequea's D.A.R. Award winner... everybody's friend...witty...always willing to help.. .hard- working editor ...future teacher. PAT KLAASSEN Commercial Pat First to wear adiamond...seen with Isazymgood English student...petite ...fu tu r e homemakermkeeps tabs on John. RICHARD KING Academic King Heads the Stu d e nt Counci1...hot- t e m p e r e d ...Mr. Reed's friend... takes an annual hunting trip...Intell- igentsia VlII...plans future in medi- cine. KEN KOSER Agriculture KuSs Another Agabond ...quite a mech- anic...has athletic abi1ity...that flaming smi1e...future truck driver. I3 PETER E. KINZER General Pete S eldo m heard from...1ikes Eng- lish ? ? ?...friendly...frequents Vin- tage frozen custard stand. JAY MELVIN KOSER, JR. Academic Bud Math whiz...gives Mr. Reed a hard time...quiet...drives a fast pickup... cabinet-maker after school. MARY ELIZABETH KRECHTLER Academic Liz One of the oboe players...seen with Sue and Yvonne...plays the guitar... lucid imagination...will enter nurs- ing school. CHARLES KRUGER Commercial Kruger Blond, curly hair...prope1s a green- and-white stick shift...lone male in shorthand class...sp e e dy typer... good memory. EMILY JOAN KREIDER Academic Pleasant to be with...member of the quiz team...pals around with Shirley ...quiet...FHA member...conscien- tious student. !lEn,1vv EARL FORBES LACOCK Academic Big Earl Hey Earl, wake up! ...1oves to argue...al1 free time is spent in shopmlntelligentsia VlII...tenor in the boys' quartet. I4 SHIRLEY A. KREIDER Academic Kritter Hot-tempered .... plays basketball... gym class terror...alert student ? ? '? ...wants to be a nurse. YVONNE M. LEFEVER l General Yvie Band banner bearer...good basket- ball player...Liz'sbuddy...constant- ly having discussions with Lloyd. ELIZABETH ANN LICHTY Academic Betsy Horse-lo v e r ...that healthy look... friend.ly...feminine laugh? '? '? ..plays hockey...wants to be a nurse. MICHAEL W. LICHTY Academic Mike Plays a real mean sax...Intelligent- sia VIII...small, but mighty athlete ...outdoor type...headed for college. VICTORIA M. LIVELY Commercial Vicky New addition to the senior class... c o m e s from West Virginia...cute Southern accent...short and lively... good student. DOMINICK J. LOPEZ JR. ! General NiCk Seen with Evie...quick temper... witty...neat, wavy hair...good stu- dent. JOANNE LINDECAMP Commercial Linde Seen with Christy and Ruthie...what a laugh! ...hails from Kinz e r s wants to run a custard stand. 'ss . ERIC LUNDGREN Academic Lief' Mr. Brenner's biggest problem.. cute smile...spricht Deutsch gut.. big appetite...that puzzled look. JAMES A. LYLE Academic Lyle Efficient student trainer '?...seen in the b l a c k Maria ...Intelligentsia VIII...active Stage Crewer ... our favorite D. J. BETTY JEAN McLAUGHLIN Commercial B.J. Likes to argue...very frank...seen with Barb...terror in gym class... nice complexion. JAMES A. MARTIN Academic Jim Hard-working mechanic...drives a mean '37 Fordminstrumental and vocal music talents...a11-round guy. SANDY F. MEANS Commercial Sandy Has natural blond hair... Where's Tom ? ...riot in homemaking class ...runs around with Barbie...real neat clothes. X 2 16 LINDA L. MARTIN Commercial Linda F a ithful FHA secretary...always willing to help...1oves to do Mr. Bai1ey's physical fitness c a r d s likes book-keeping '? ? ? PAUL MESHEY General Meesh Kinzer paper-boy...steers a mean auto...class goof-off...1oves life... Hey, Priscilla! JANET A. MILLER Academic Jan First of the four Millers quiet?'!'? . . . Miss Finkledink . . . fast basketball player . . . F.H.A. enthusiast. JUDY L. MILLER Academic Juni Hustling hockey halfback. . .willing worker. . .prancing Pequeaette. . . enchanting eyes . . . those hunger pangs. LINDA L. MILLER Academic Linda Clarinet tooter . . . Homecoming 'Queen . . . seen with the drummer boy . . . sparkling personality . . . plans to be an elementary school teacher. MARILYN MILLER Academic Marilyn Fun-loving hootenanny fan . . . that laugh . . . loves to eat . . . carefree . . . future kindergarten teacher. DIANE R. MINCHHOFF Academic Diane Hard-driving fullback . . . chronic pretzel eater . ., school spirited cheerleader . . . vivid imagination . . . another Pequeaette. 1 7 i DONALD MULL General Mull Seen with Meesh drives a wicked Plymouth ...quiet . .. That's tough! . . . likes school? '? -..,? ,,.. f f, JOHN H. PERELLA Academic John Drummer boy . . . seen with Linda . . . chemistry and math whiz'??? . . .resembles brother Tom . . .fu- ture elementary teacher. THOMAS A. PERELLA Academic Tom Intelligentsia VIII. . .care free . . . Mr. Koshuta's friend . . . seen with Lyle . . . moody . . . the class wit. 'W I W? BARBARA L. PINKERTON Academic Pinky Our favorite folk-singer . . . natur- ally talented writer . . . mouse man- ufacturer. . .reserved sense of humor . . . future music teacher. Q41 CONNIE PLANK Commercial Connie Good driver? ?? . . . Oh, that laugh . . . good student . . . her long hair poses problems . . . hopes to be a secretary. JAMES RAY PLANK General Plank Band of Braves trombone player . . . neat dancer . . . I guess . . . one of the matmen. . .loves to doodle --specializes in car sketches. .unl ' I8 JOSEPH M. RANSON General Joe One of the Kinzers gang . . . always has problems ...likes math class'??? . . . hunts for dear . . . his future leads him to the Army. CAROL RAPP Academic Carol Pinky's pal . . . concert band clari- netist. . .inquisitive mind. . .quiet, but able to hold her own in any argu- ment . . . a pleasant smile. VIOLET M. RINEER Commercial Violet Drives a '46 Chevy . . . bowls every Wednesday night. . . hailsfrom Round Top ... that giggle ... friendly. SALLIE A. RISSLER Academic Sallie Loves to talk . . . one of the quiz- zers . . . cat lover . . . a friend in need is a friend indeed . . .plans to be a dental hygenist. ELAINE R. RENSHAW Academic Elaine Natural blond hair? ?? . . . quiet until you know her. . .Ohl that laugh . . . one of the Gap kids . . . hockey player. EMILY M. SHAFFER Academic Tootie Quiet. . .seen with Ruth Heller . . . good in gym classes and intramurals . . . pleasant personality . . . future gym teacher. 19 au..,.., Sain gl W' ,. , y . so A 7 i ji . fi. .... s f V 4 I i :fs as u , fi I 1 'Ll 5 ? fi In ' , l f- ,Q A 1 ELSIE M. SHEAFFER General Elsie Quiet. . .always has afriendly smile . . . seen with Homsher . . . admir- able ambition . . . has long hair. ROY D. SHIRK Academic Shirkie Drives a Plymouth sedan . . .likes to argue . . . neat dresser . . . de- voted student. . .wants to enter pol- itics. JOYCE E. SIMMONS Commercial Joyce Oh, Mr. Pohle! . . . gives Mrs. Matt gray hair . . . likes to argue . . . seen with Weasel . . . makes most of her own clothes. BONNIE L. SLAYMAKER General Bonnie Carefree student sentimental . . .knows thejokes. . .seen at Kin- zers Fire Hall interested in boys. MARY E. SMITH Commercial Smitty I guess . . . another one of the Pequeaettes . . . good dancer . . . always smiling . . . wants to enter dance school. ETHEL M. SMOKER Academic Ethel Active F.H.A. president . . . very pleasant personality . . . drives a hot Plymouth plans to go to Goshen . . . seen with Elaine. 20 JOSEPH W. SOUDERS Academic Joe One of Gap's most dedicated fire- men. . .inveterate classroomdozer . . .one of the band's trumpet play- ers . .. active member of Gap's vvgangvv. CAROL SPOTTS Commercial Carol Tall basketball player. . .quiet . . . drives a mean Chevy . . . no lie . . . shows promise as a secretary. ALLEN STOLTZFUS Academic Hairy Always has apuzzled look on his face . . . seen with Sam and Eby . . . ef- ficient yearbook salesman. . .truck driver . . . hopes to enter college. M. ELAINE STOLTZFUS Academic Elaine Very quiet. . . easy to get along with . . . wonder who she writes those letters to? . . . likes POD classes . . . college bound. ww. WG! ROSE ANN STOLTZFUS Commercial Rose Pretty blue eyes . . . Mr. Brenner's efficient secretary . . . loads of fun . . . those waves. . .managed year- book copy typing. AMOS STOLTZFUS Agriculture ' Moose Another Agabond . . . frequents the wild turkey country . . . quiet and reserved . . . has special friends from Twin Valley. 'iv .X WILMER J. STOLTZFUS General Lil Stoltz Hairy's brother . . . seenat Spring ville . . . typical athlete . . always needs a shave another truck driver. -O' ...w-. Nd' I LLOYD D. STRUBEL General Lloyd Tall, dark, and handsome . con- stantly having quarrels with a certain girl . . . works at the Acme . . . doesn't like to get dirty . . .keeps the band moving. RONDA L. THOMAS Commercial Sid Neat hair . laughs continuously . . . seen with Shirley . . . always talking. . .works at Miller's Smor- gasborg. WILLIAM M. SWEIGART General Bill Drivesahot Chevy. . .always ready to laugh . . . plays a sax . . . always busy?? ? . . . wears black t-shirts. RUTH D. TENNIS Commercial Ruthie One of those mighty hockey girls . . . navy took her boy . . . cute accent . . .pretty eyes and smile . . . plans to enter the field of matrimony. MARY LOUISE WAGNER Commercial Weasel Enjoys wrestling matches, . .drives a mean Chevy interest- Un- limited . . . that laugh . . . seen with Joyce. 22 P. DAVID WALKER Academic Dave Reserved personality . . . that in- tellectual look . . . likes Broadway music . . . drama enthusiast . . . heading to L.V.C. SUSAN E. WALKER Academic Sue Pals around with Liz. . .folk-music lover. . .another of the Pequeaettes . . . lucid imagination. GERALD C. WERNER Academic Jerry Very quiet . . .always with Diem and Koser. . .hasashysmile. . . works at Plain and Fancy . . . goes with a girl from Conestoga Valley. SHARON B. WEAVER Academic Sherry Talented artist . . . high stepping solo twirler. . .responsible student and worker . . . keeps notes for the Student Council . . . will major in art education. ?a'w'425Q7?Eg ' 35-Q9 ETD, Class Flower - White Carnation Class Colors - Light Blue and White 23 FAYE D. WEIDMAN Commercial Faye Poised. . .pleasant disposition . . . Mr. Cooper's secretary . . . looks forward to weekends . . . the future Mrs. Houck. LOIS A. ZIMMERMAN Commercial Itty-Bitty Over-worked publications bookkeep- er . . . small but mighty . . . good commercial student. . .friendly and cooperative . . . would make an ef- ficient secretary. 3 . Qu Hey, Giant, do it again! Class officers pause outside office. And they call that a study hall! 'S pn -ax? Two out of three senior boys need beauty R naps. By George, it IS an error! Senior girls take time out to eat, exchange the news of the day. Eecchh! What a day! L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L Ia L L L L L L L L L L L L L L Last Will and Testament Carol L. Baxter, will my roller skating ability to anyone who wants to fall on the floor. Robert Lee Baxter, will my bookkeeping ability to Mr. Pohle. Karen Beacher, will my math ability K? ? '?J to Judy Houder. John Brackbill, will my long legs to Jimmy Esbenshade. Pauline Buckwalter, will my strawberry blonde hair to Mr. Brenner. Suzanne Buckwalter, will my gift of gab to Harriet Moscovic. Isabelle Carrigan, will my fun at the Sugar Shack to Jean McGrane. Barry Clark, will my physical fitness badge to anyone who can live through the test. Lynne Conybeare, will my singing ability to the Krusen twins. June Davis, will my reserved nature to anyone who has trouble keeping secrets. Sandy Davis, will my height to Bev Sheaffer. . Gerard DeFroscia, will a lock of my curly black hair to Linda Bleacher. Shirley Denlinger, will my ability to sleep in class to anyone who doesn't get enough sleep at night. Gordon Diem, will my height to Ken Meyers. John S. Diem, will my green Falcon Cplus an extra pack of rubber bands to keep it going! to my little brother Jim. Dottie Dunn, will my ability to carry a tune to Mr. Koshuta. Bruce Ebersole, will my extraordinary ability in algebra to Marie Buckwalter. Michael Eby, will my traffic violations to Mark Hershey. Joyce Ellis, will the fun I had in plane geometry and math IV to my sister, Janet. Glenn Esbenshade, will my height to Jimmy Moore. Linda Esbenshade, will my used tympani sticks to Marie Buckwalter. Phyllis Eshleman, will my extraordinary talent in cymbal playing to anyone who has strong arms. Ruth Farley, will my quietness to anyone who wants to be seen, but not heard. Bob Fisher, will my days absent to any blue-absentee-slip collector. Barbara Fox, will my hockey position to Joan Smoker. June Graybill, will my bowling ability to anyone who likes gutter balls. Christy Gregg, will my good humor to any grouchy Mr. Softee man. Clarence Groff, will my ability to be late for school to anyone who enjoys going to the office. Evelyn Groff, will my giggling spells to Carolynne Melleby. Richard Groff, will my innocent expression to my brother, Artie. ' Ruth Harsh, will my shorthand ability to anyone who never plans to use it. I Ruth Heller, will my gymnastic ability to anyone who needs it in '65, Terry Heller, will my wrestling ability to Timmy Ford. Bob Hersh, will my glasses to Mr., Bailey so he can ref soccer. John Hershey, will my size 13 shoes, which I have outgrown, to anyone who is worthy of filling them. Barbara Hillard, will my musical talent to my cousin, Leon. ' Thomas E. Hoffmeier, will my muscular physique to Bob Byler. Darlene Homsher, will my shortness to the tallest person in school. i Mary Alice Hostetter, will my empty midnight-oil can to next year's PEQUOIAN editor. Mary Jane Howe, will my pom-poms and megaphone to Doryth Bauer. Richard King, will my medical ingenuity to Jeff Beane. Pete Kinzer, will my color guard uniform to anyone who can keep in step. Jay Melvin Koser, Jr., will my, keen eye for error to Mr. Reed. A Ken Koser, will my agricultural ability to Rick Wenger. ' Liz Krechtler, will my calloused guitar-playing fingers to Nancy Walker. Emily Kreider, will my quietness to my brother, Roy. Shirley Kreider, will my ability to eat snacks in class and get away with it to anyone who is hungry. Charles Kruger, will my hair to anyone who thinks he can keep it combed as well as I do. Earl Lacock, will my black beret and pin to Ace Ressler. Yvonne Lefever, will my jousting ability to anyone who might need it in '65. Betsy Lichty, will my position as right inner to Kathy Buckwalter. fAnd be sure you can Mike Lichty, will my overwhelming French vocabulary to Bob Ray. Joanne Lindecamp, will my gymnastic abilities to anyone who wants to flunk gym. Nick Lopez, will my teeth to anyone who needs a spare tjust in case.l Vicky Lively, will a small portion of the ocean to Mr. Pohle, so he can deplete it. Eric Lundgren, will my literature book to anyone who promises not to open it in POD. James Lyle, will my training kit and table to Buzz Smith and Ray Boas. Jim Martin, will my musical abilities to Leon Hillard. hustle, Kathy ly Linda Martin, will my typing ability to Roseanna Smoker. Betty McLaughlin, will my secretarial position with Mr. McCormick to anyone who doesn't mind having any- thing to do. Sandy Means, will my blond hair to Linda Kramer. Paul Meshey, will my wrestling ability to anyone who has nerve enough to take it. Janet Miller, will my green gym sneakers to any elephant who wants to hide in the grass. Judy Miller, will my position as half-back in hockey to anyone who can keep up with the wing. Linda Miller, will my hustle in hockey to Sandy Metzler. 25 Marilyn Miller, will my ability to get along with Mr. Madigan to Gloria Kellenberger. Diane Minchhoff, will my superior driving ability to Lee Reynolds. 5' Don Mull, will my Plymouth to anyone who can afford to feed it. John H. Perella, will this whole mess to my poor, innocent, unsuspecting sister. Thomas Perella, will my quiet good looks to Whip Reinhart. . Barbara Pinkerton, will my ticklishness to any poor fool who wants to dielaughing. Connie Plank, will my Olds to anyone who can park it. V James Ray Plank, will my ability to play line in gym soccer to anyone as good as I am. Donald Ranck, will my floor stick to Mr. Givler. Joe Ransom, will my ability to get along with teachers to anyone who needs it. Carol Rapp, will my ability to understand English literature to anyone who wants it. Elaine Renshaw, will my NATURAL blonde hair to Vickie Mowrer. V Violet M. Rineer, will my ability to play minature golf to Barbara Dickel. Sallie Rissler, will,my height to Thelma Smoker. V Emily Shaffer, will my curly hair to my sister, Barb. ' .' Elsie Shaeffer, will everything I have to Darlene Green. V. Roy Shirk, will my soccer shoes lwhich don't fall apartl to Dennis Deisley. I , Joyce Simmons, will my position as secretary of the Curtis Magazine Drive toanyone crazy enough to take it Bonnie Slaymaker, will some of my naturally curly hair to Larry Fiester. V . Mary E. Smith, will all my dance steps to Judy Houder and Bonnie Brennemarl. ,W Ethel Smoker, will my job as FHA president to any junior girl willing to acceprf it. Joseph W. Souders, will my outstanding grades in French tokJim Kennel CU. Wi1l'FlunkJ. Carol Spotts, will my height to Lorraine Zimmerman. V Allen Stoltzfus, will my sense of humor to anyone who enjoys being laughed at. Amos Stoltzfus, will my dead six to Mr. Reed. , Elaine Stoltzfus, will my success in the Guernsey 4H Club to Eugene Denlinger. Rose Ann Stoltzfus, will my office practice set to anyone in 11-3 who likes to make carbon copies. Wilmer Stoltzfus, will my colorgguard gun to Glenn Shee. , Lloyd Strubel, will my bass drum ability to Richard Becker. ' Bill Sweigart, will my saxophone -to anyone brave enough to try to play it. Ruth D. Tennis, will my hockey ability to Donna Eby. Ronda Thomas, will my height to Shirley Miller. Mary Louise Wagner, will my orneriness to Timmy Ford. David Walker, will my hair and glasses to anyone else who wants to look intelligent. Susan Walker, will my size 5 1X2 shoes to Kathy Bryer. ' Sherry Weaver, will my ability to do a split to Carol Simpson. Faye Weidman, will my shorthand ability to Lila Hess. Jerry Werner, will my French book to anyone who wants it. Lois Zimmerman, will my bookkeeping ability to Frances Earhart. x 26 u 1 Z ' , 'b yla w 1.1-l 1: .L,,.. 1, ., gp., 1 . 'ii- ,f- 0 Wifi! ' xx . Nw QAM , fu X 9 W A fi fx,-,, We 4- , sk .1-X W Q, ,avg 2 ,N I Q 3 ya .Q Q 'W-gf A . Y ,- is - 5: S 'Sv 'QT . , S .mv -r I AW' lf X Q ,A M Q ,, ., ..,.,.,,., , :M ..., , M an , 'N My Q if ,pu ,P 1 if 5 'fa v 6, 4 JC Q. XX Q :I 3 L Q flaw Q 1 1: f 32 X 55 fi. ,WY ...nf Mr. Reginald Remley Supervising Principal :arf - A ai 28 X .M , Mr. Arthur W. Eslielman High School Principal ian 5 . M1 5 ii 1 A wa 35 -M lliiaf I 75 31 4 x gwkix ill xg? i is gift ,Hu ii LEFT TO RIGHT: Walter Denlinger, Stanley Moore, Irvin Slaymaker, Martin Wanner, Frank Lichty, Ralph Homsher, Harold Keneagy, H. Rine Hershey, Alfred Wanner, Granville Clark, Robert Miller, Warren Watson, Earl Ranck, C. J. Bryer, Lawrence Perella, Paul Martin. Absent from Picture: Harry G. Brackbill, John U. Reeser, Ezra King, Ellis E. Kramer, Melvin W. Robinson. Mr. George Althouse Mr. Harry Pownall Guidance Counselor Business Manager 29 151. K ,fr :fi . . 1 fl - :ff .e..:h - Q Q jig -'mx ' rw' fm- ,E g f If R. ,,,'Ykf'rT31e:.QQL ,lien .gat f ' V K fr, 1 we .,.. 'ae .UM . - . -we Q gi, 251:52 1-Q. M ' .- , seg: , i --W' .wif iwrffrfzgiif ' -lil: . z.g5w.gg-z 57,5 .gg : swag' w',1.?vfg,':4 W, ff' fu- 'ilfiin E , gffi g ' I E, ' A ...wi hVVkgV . ,gV. I .v,J Q 55 ,,,, .,,,I AJQ,A aa. . . g. af w ia m 9 ff 2-5:2352 -. Je.,-i W . H21 33 9 .V :,, 3 .zzv . -,Q- . V . nl Allison B. Kohler General Science . . . Ninth grade class advisor . . Varsity Basketball Coach . . . Stage Crew advisor. Science Math John T. Madigan Chemistry . . . Eleventh grade class advisor. . .Jr.-Sr.Prom advisor . . . Rifle. Joseph Hess Math . . . Seventh grade class advisor. MARLIN S. REED Algebra, Plane, Math 4 . . . Ninth grade class advisor . . . Projectionist Club advisor. George Stoler Business Math, Algebra, Plane. . . Eighth grade class advisor. Betty Aiken Biology andGuidance. . .Eighth grade class advisor . . . Actors Guild. Rhoda C. Anderson English . . . Seventh grade class advisor. Laurence A. Meley French and English . .. Tenth grade class advisor. . .Pequoian advisor. Languages Robert Heisse English. . .Eleventh grade class advisor. . .Jr.-Sr. play advisor. ul, ml.. ffl' eff-I A .I 6 5'-7 31 Doris Ann Conger English . . . Twelfth grade class advisor . . . Jr.-Sr. play advisor . . . Pioneer advisor. Milan J. Kratzer German . . . Ninth grade class advisor . . . Varsity Baseball coach . . . Athletic Director . . . Faculty Manager. XX. xg English John L. Kraft John Newell English . . . Eighth grade f W class advisor. Joann M. Kramer Girls Physical Education V ar sity Hockey coach Girls Basketball coach. Physical Education Donald W. Bailey English. . .Junior High Basketball Coach . . . Jun- ior Varsity Baseball. Richard D. Shirley BOYS Physical Educatifm - - - Varsity W -- Health and Social studies . . . Varsity SOCCEI' Coach- Wrestling coach . . . Sophomore class IQ 55 r ' it .. advisor. Social Studies Richard A. Altman Thomas E. Groff Social Studies ...Seventh Geography ...Seventh class advisor. . .Junior High grade class advisor. Student Council advisor . . . Junior High soccer coach. John M. Musser ' History . . . Sophomore class advisor Junior Varsity soccer coach. QL.. X 7 ,-... .gs Thomas W. McCormick Eugene P. Wile Social Studies . . . Senior class ad- Social Studies , , , Sophomore class visor. advisor. 33 Bonnie Matt Shorthand, typing, office practice, and general business . . . Junior class advisor. . .National Honor Society advisor. Harold E. Brenner Commercial Y , H f f M f ' '.l 'Qi. f so Henry E. Givler Vocational Agriculture . . . Fresh- men class advisor. . .FFA advisor. Industrial Arts Robert A. Pohle Business Education. . .Senior class advisor . . , FTA advisor . . . Mag- azine Drive manager . . . Assistant Wrestling coach. Agriculture Everett P. Frey Industrial Arts . . . Sophomore InduStfia1AffS ' . 34 class advisor Ammon S. Martin Special Education Special Instruction Dorothy Nields A' Remedial seventh and eighth . . . Seventh grade class advisor. Home rt Economics Mary Ann Parker Art. . . Eighth grade class advisor. Sandra W. Mock Vocational Homemaking . . . Eighth grade class Barbara York advisor . . . FHA advisor. Homemaking. . .Eighth grade class 35 advisor. Music John Koshuta 1 Instrumental Mu s ic and Guidance N . . . Band director. Rosalye L. Yashek Librarian Driver Education Driver Education and math. . .Junior Varsity Bas- Robert R- Cooper ketball coach. Driver Education and Guidance . . . Assistant Band director. 36 Carol A. Clemens Vocal Music . . . Freshmen class advisor . . . Chorus director. l. Robert K. Gingher MARY JANE LEHIGH Art . . . Eighth grade class advisor. SECRETARIES Doris Lichty, Violet Buckwalter, Sally Bouder. SCHOOL NURSE Rhoda Hostetter 5 ' ,h '-Q JANITORS Parke Bryson, John Elmer CAFETERIA STAFF Elsie Shelley, Mabel Hershey, Jennie Kramer, Edna Sweigart, Reba Hillard, Helen Frew, Mabel Davis. 37 Faculty Informals MISS MARTHA Z EPP HOMEMAKING .. H, , ,....,.-.........w.m,-. -Q ---- t .. 1 ' , - p f.. Q f if ff!!! . Ny LN7:..Hf' 'ffm rf' X ii' xv V I ,ya ,Jw- Q F 4 . ,N V 5 5 Wwswgx, Www mm, A-T3' 5 H 3 244.5 if 5 ' .. we , . ' ' 1 ii Q X -1, x . Baum Beane . Blank . Bouder . Bowles . Brenneman Brown . Buckwalter Clair Clark Coff road Cunningham Davis Denlinger Diem Dukernan Earhart Elmer Fisher Fisher Carver Geiter Gilgore Grofi Harsh Hershey Hershey Hershey Hess Hess Hostetter Houck Houck Houder Johns Kauffman Killinger Kennel Kramer Zimmerman , KL Q S' gt ,- . if , Y W1 sf Q' t ' y xt' y Q y t X ' 'l 'E at 5 ,X 2 it ,,, f S S A at f' K W 9 5 JUNIOR CLASS Colors: Blue and white Flowers: Red and white carnations Hard-working officers of the junior class were Richard Peachy, presidentg Arthur Groff, vice presi- dent, Edith Shelley, secretary, and Rodney Peachy, treasurer. Throughout the year, the junior class dis- tinguished itself by its participation in athletic, scho- lastic, and musical activities. Besides planning the traditional Junior-Senior Prom, the class sponsored a Bake Sale. Kreider Krusen Krusen Lengacher Lengacher Lockard Martin Martin McGinnis McQueen Means Mellinger Mellinger Menge Miller Mitchell Mitchell Moore Moyer Myers Myers Peachey Peachey Phenneger Phenneger Ranson Ray Reynolds Rineer Rissler Sauder Scott Shearer Shee Shelley Shirk Smith Smith Smoker Speakman Spotts Stoltzfus Stoltzfus Stoltzfus Stoltzfus Stoltzfus Strubel Summers Summers Summers Waltman Wanner Weiler Wenger Wheary Yoder K ' il J .- -' ' A lt z gl - . e C- , Q il K-, l ,, Fx km,1 it W . ,lz 2 L. W A V I K , A 2 ,7 1 ci fa el xx fi 8' 1. A fam' i e 1.5! 5. ' fx i tl I - Y' m A ia 'f , 2 . if L 1, A x t X Ae . So ph omores 1 ' - 1, lf' T' I i I L +1 .V x.,, ? Q . li - A Q 41? if ' lk i X F , C, X. l A'N R ' L- I qi ,if uw, C 1- F C sl 135 in ii he ay my 4 v ff' F Lo Y will 5, 42 Baxter Baxter Becker Benner Berkheimer Bills Boas Bollinger Bowles Bowman Brackbill Burkholder Cantrell Chillas Colyer Crandall . Cunningham Davies Davis . Deckman Deihm Deisley Denlinger Dickel Deim Diller Duttry Eberly Eby Ellis Ewing Farley Farley Feister Fisher Frederick Grabowski Groff Groff Harnish Haug Herr Hersh Hershey Hershey Hershey M. High Hoover Hostetter Imler Johnson Kauffman Krauss Kellenberger Kreider Kreider . Kuhn Lapp Leiner Lengacher 1 Lowenthal Mackery . Maitland . Martin Q 41 W fn lf, J 3 9? 3 ,4,: f -- ,gy .7 I ' ir, I T Q. Q Q.. E F, .... in ,W . tx A jg x4 I I . ,J X Nah t Z m . A - L' V' 6 351:31 4' 5 Q S 5 5 K YD O ly I I N , J Y I l ' H 1 J DTT' I fi., Q .Z ,V gl. . , ., 4 i ,N V gg , 3 4' N A A , -W.. o A B ' - gf.. -,gf ..,,, X , rf ,, 1 ,af kai 4 N t X fi? g .fx gf ,Eg Y or Ali e K 1' f fn Q 7 . .W i l .. ' ' r 4 , . .S , X Y J. ur.-:..: Q -A :Q 7 S gf- J A: , 2, hr 'ef' 7 N- ' h l M f In fi y ,P ., -K1 ,Y J 5 1, xy: Q Flowers: White Carnations C if G. R. A. D. A. V. A. R. G. S. C. L. D. J. J. L. B. B. B. C. W J. J. J. D. D. J. H. A. A. J. C. O. G. Martin McCarter McGinnis McGinnis McKillips McLaughlin Means Melleby Mowrer Myers O'Donnel Patterson Peterson Phenneger Ranck Ranck Reinhart Renshaw Ressler Reynolds Riehl Robinson Rubincam Shaffer Sheaffer Simpson Smith Smith Smoker Snyder Spade Stephan Stoltzfus Summers Summers Trego Trout Wanner Watson Watson Wenger Wenger Yoder Zimmerman Zimmerman Dennis Deisley led the class of '66 with Don Hershey as vice presidentg Evie Snyder as secretaryg and Mike High as treasurerf The sophomore class had an out- standing number of top-notch athletes, brilliant stu- dents, talented musicians, and all-around good citizens. ff! 1 5 ft 1 1 r e f -A Q -f -:I 1. E' f Q 4 is il 'QU' g Q L Q W 3 sw:-Az - ,AA f '-',f.rsz.L-:fvu-fi as-,Ae ,- .fu- ,-ztfr,1kg5. tk f 13' A q A m isr L A A .,,,.- g5Ag ZQ' A --I ,ll - s QA h B hh h E 392 Ah ' I 2 K kk Q -3 ' -' V ' in Q 1 I Freshmen , A51 P 'x 1 A zl, A A A A L A H AAHAA A erc 1 A A X Y A A .4 A R fkrk Q 7 V V kk,V.,,kk -'Eh J .: V . 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'qw W, Q, QQ -QEA dy ggi 2' ..,, KN If , 5' Y K k Lf ,. t i . 1 K'- L - :jk I I f 1 ' ' :.: - -v K It , -kw fl , 3, f ,W . , A R+ , 4 ul Q-J if st, A xliiff, Mkgs nge 'SQ of W it e f?W t3ag N Ha' QS' N kr W-if W e . I Q' l X :L i u l . i ti if i 'ti sit t R 7 A g f. gf A 1 Q . of ' ' K K it ,V f f rf' o W Q not gum i 9 J iiisthf 1? 5 K FRE SHMAN C LASS Officers of the ninth grade are Harriet Moscovic, presidentg Jean Hamilton, vice presidentg John Kurtz, secretarygandA1Eshe1man, treasurer. The class has generously sponsored and adopted aKorean boy, Kim Young Hi. Metzler Metzler Menge Miller Miller Miller Moore Moscovic Moyer Myers Oberholtzer Olinger Olinger Peterson Pinkerton Ranson Ranson Ream Renshaw Ressler Reynolds Riehi Robinson Rohrer Saude r Sensenig Simmons Slaymaker Slaymaker Smeltz Smith Smoke r Smoker Stehr Stoltzfus Stoltzfus Stoltzfus Stoltzfus Stoltzfus Summers Summers Urban Urban Walker Wanner Wanner Watson Watson Watts Weaver Welsh Wilson Witmer Wright Zimmerman Zimmerman . V K . ,QQ 4 fam if awww. , , i5i SW ..,.,.,, fl , ,.-, . ., 1-...H ,f I A . g .fi J 3? . - - ,g,,, L,,1, ,, K I we .. ,. .R ,. :,Z , .V 3 ,'.A , Q f 'YF , ' I' - . . , , f Q fm 5. -wi 3. Q ibn- .v .. ,L 2, 1, W my 2. ., , e . V , 1 1 .A-5 , .,.. R i f i s ' Na ' K 'E 3 Q 5 -4 . , fa I Q... ,,1 ,- rg? K .S+ ' A +' Q5 a pw 'ii 8. ,wa ww. . W' Jr - . vi. A , .. L li 2' f 1' . .Y , a 1 e .W .. l. S f e fG G 4 daaf' 4 wg gif lil? F ggg gk x ' 2. , or M ' J f ,'A, . J 5 fix -' ' .. .VVKA .7 - M JK , k'A A W ' W ig... 'X Wai km anna Q I . 1 -1. Q . . 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King N. King J. Knosp J. Koser V. Landis G. Lapp n 2, i at ti- -of g f - G35 , 9 . 59, - , he 'it' 9 dl ' if .'4'?.f, ,lm My .v i ll fi- - , vs... .J K Hu REB. 1.1 .7 xi Q Ai 'i rf L 1 V. M f H L 5. 'Tm X. I A J H if 'D M Wi 4-' A t ei ' 1... J in Z, -N' J 'K V 'Fifi ., . f ...H me -- 'Y ' 3 la . W 'E f Q. J . 'M S . ua . . is 5 1? X he L'1, A xg .4 ie. QQ 2. i' 1 in d ,X LE u Q X I .i 1 X -'u ,W if 'x 1 . iw . . ! 5 S W, X ,F - . KK VV K X S f. 1 i i wa , 4 . sg. i. mi. if P' x J ,A,. Y Q X fav F l .I X17 1.52:-1 l t . ' PJ mi-W i 8 w l l .rl ,TY V F ,A gg Y Xsx l . .. '91 s. K L A if ii: fx l . N nr L. Lapp H. Leiner G. Longenecker K. Lundgren P. Lundgren D. Maitland J. Mann E. Martin T. Martin D. Martin D. Mast D. Mast K. Maurer D. McFalls B. Means W Metzler M Minchhoff J. Moore E. Moss G. Myers J. Myers B. Nickel D. Patterson L. Raum E. Rissler T. Rostock S. Rubincam L. Russel D. Ruth M Rynier C. Sandoe G. Scott B. Shank R. Shreiner V. Sensenig C. Sheaffer J. Sheaffer D. Shearer J. Shearer D. Simmons E. Simmons E. Simpson L. Slider L. Smoker R. Smoker J. Spotts S. Spotts G. Stanley N. Stauifer T. Stephen M Stoltzfus M Stoltzfus P. Stoltzfus C. Strubel J. Summers V. Summers S. Thompson M Trago R. Trout S. Wanner D. Watson L. Weaver E. Welsh B. Wenger C.Wenger T. Wheary T. Winters S. Witmer W. Yost J. Zimmerman R. Zimmerman EIGHTH GRADE R J PRESIDENT ..... . . Mike Minchnoff VICE PRESIDENT . . . . Doryth Bauer SECRETARY. . . ...... Linda King TREASURER. . . . . Kathleen Buckwaner The eighth graders made their activity- filled year one long to be remembered. In addition to taking field trips to Williamsburg and Gettysburg, they sponsored a Roller Seating Party and continued in their joint adoption with the Ninth Grade of a Korean Orphan. Seventh Grade i . ..H R i S' fr 'Ln in M 'r' if ti G . r T L. KX n . . X 5. 5: VV., H.. - Q as R l , B H R f lllv J R A R R K j l.hyyl ---, i- C x J a C , V R, R . 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JA A Q, - , . . . 42 em x. 4 K Q? . - . .. . M F32 '51 : K K K . 1 ,: . t. , J . .. if all . 1- V r i . .A S 'A 'lv WF nz ff ,, - 3 ff,4,7 . EE in x :LI A 530- 5.. -if f 7 - A L R - i n 1: . F f E , be LQ ' , A l. 'EM ' 1 . v .P .. .le , W . f rw. 1 -V .Ll 5 . if Y' 1 M .V X 5 K V' 2 , ,,, -Q., . Q VV. . .ji .... , M 3 5 'kiq , Q l 1 -. H with 3 R r X 'A :A 1. I V I e ,. Q. kk f ' V, x. . Y ,- -' i n ,V v I 1 in f , . J I J . A1,.' v ' , . J , Q. J .y J . i i F X. 1 Q :Q-if 1'-c -5 J Fee .. ws. - if- J . . V S h my A .. I my V I , ,. if lb. t X F I Z 1 . Egiiiisisg. X fi 49 B. Fisher D. Ford G. Gerlitzki C. Gilgore R. Girvin D. Glick B. Grabowski J. Graybill D. Green I. Green I. Green G. Groff P. Groff R. Groff W. Groff B. Harsh M. Hanna M. Hatton B. Helm L. Herman S. Herman N. Herr D. Hersh D. Hershey L. Hershey G. High P. Hoover C. Houck E. Huyett N. Huyett R. Huyett D. Jerchau A. Kauffman G. Kauffman L. Kauffman T. Keene E. Keneagy D. Kling J. Kling J. Knosp B. Kreider D. Kreider B. Kurtz J. Lapp P. Lawrence K. Leiner E. Lockhard K. Lundgren S. Mann D. Martin J. Martin J. Martin R. Martin V. Martin W. McFadden J. McGrane G. McQueen L. Means S. Metzler D. Miller G. Miller L. Miller D. Myers R. Nixon T. O'Donnel S. Peachey J. Peters J. Petersen E. Pluck K. Quino B. Ream L. Ream me tw, ' s wt ut.: .M 59 S .4 is S M- f f . . , tw-one xl ietiijgvfg A et gm mm M tx, , K , 'S-- :ff .lf x it Et it tk , .swiif ith' ' wily? , ti L. we - - ., it.--W , ' ,mt K l.. in . ..F ff, -,LL , t if t 'X f it fi. . 1 , X w i -. Q gl. -- 1 'fu .tw 25 r iii 'tate .Q it ASL x YE X if . kt , xx f Q t ELSE: ' W -1 -14 ., ff- 9 1' 3 it W' 'Q 5 ' KLA' i- , p g W? U . ., I t 'N :Sr 4. M A' S L J ,W E to 1 M- . Q- If - 5 . R: gg fl he ,k t 1 1 ' , . -11.15 4 ,. . , --,sql E t . , S L , S- ft ,Q me it f it ,. ,. . RP? t 5 'S I X!! f it ffl' . we tr 5, E M- dr i t K. Rt he Q , ai , ' ' I fiiiggitn 1:31, AV . ah E, N N' 'Sh B. 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'ix , W. Co-captains: E. Lacock, M Eby. Trainer, Jim Lyle, Managers, Don Scott and Lee Baxter. P.V. failed for the first time in six years to capture county championship. The Braves ended the season in a tie with Penn Manor. Pequea hada 5-1-2 league record compared to Manor's 6-2 record but both teams has the same total of points--12 each. The playoff game, held at F gl M's field, went into double over- time with the score deadlocked at one goal apiece, thanks to Clarence Groff's lone tally. However, Penn Manor won the championship on the strength of their six corner kicks to Pequea Valley's five. Pequea placed two members on the county's 15 All-Star team. Earl Lacock, who finished second in the balloting for the Ray Link Award, made center-halfback. Allen Stoltzfus, the number two scorer in the league with 8 goals, made inside left. How- ever, honors did not end here as Rich Groff, Mike Eby, and Don Hershey made the second team. f' K A .v . Jr W ' , .. , .- W T 1 X U . Coach Bailey talks to varsity members. Varsity Soccer Kennett Cleona Rlch Groff is 1-1 ue Donegal Eau Lacock tie West 4-0 victory Spot Wenger bur Spot Denny 5-0 victory Donegal g Clarence 5-2 loss Penn Manor 4 55 : . V. Soccer Team STANDING 1-r - R. Boas, F. Bollinger, A. Means, B. Ray, K. Kreider, G. Zimmerman, M. Summers, B. Wenger, J Berkhemier,J. Hostetter, R. Herr, W. Smith, Mr. Musser, Coach. KNEELING 1-r - T. Perella, J. Ransom, A. Groff Earl getting set for a shot. Goalie Whip foiling another scoring attempt. Mike Lichty John Perella Wilmer Stoltzfus Is it a goal? The answer is on Al1en's face. Pag dribbling past his opponent. New additions on the soccer field, the soccer cheerleaders, cheer the team on to anothervictory. From L.to R. A. Lengacher, D. Krusen, D. Krusen, L. Esbenshade, Chip Howe, and Marie Buckwalter is blocked from view. Jr. High Soccer Team L. to R. STANDING: Coach Mr. Altman, G. Wilson, T. Acker, A. Robinson, E. McConaghy, J. Kurtz, P. Diem, P. Brown, W. Skowood, P. Smeltz, A. Diener, M. Minchhoff, N. Hershey, J. Shearer, M. Burnley, M. Beane, Manager. KNEELING: T. Rostock, G. Longenecker, D. Cantrell, R. Imler, G. Scott, J. Gerlitzki, W. Houder, J. Eshleman, D. Shearer, A. Eshleman, P. Pinkerton, J. Grabowski, L. Feister, T. Wheary, D. Homsher, F. Frederick. 57 Varsity Hockey Weaver Rui h Miller yllis Eshelman . . Hockey Team J i K 4 1 , V .V N I ' , v .4 1 VV ov A A 1 611 st-. .1 14 STANDING: E. Watson, G. Watts, S. Metzler, L. Jacobs, A. Lichty, L. Hersh, L. Kling, J. Ellis, K. Bryer, A. Watson, C. Bouder, J. Smoker, D. Eby, L. Wagner. KNEELING: E. Snyder, B. Breneman, J. Smoker, L. Hess, J. Houder, K. Menge, M. Cunningham, G. Kellenberger, C. Simpson, F. Smoker, D. Stoltzfus. In late August enthusiastic hockey squaws began diligent practice under the veteran C oaching of Miss Jo Kramer. The varsity team was spark- ed by all senior squaws with the ex- ception of goalie, Vicki Mowrer. The team compileda 5-2-1 recordforthe season. High scorers were Lynne C o ny b ea r e and Ruth Tennis who tallied five goals each. HOCKEY MANAGERS- S. Myers, K. Menge, S. Cunningham. 'E. Renshaw C. Spotts B. McLaughlin B. Fox Wrestling 103 Weig Glenn h Groff Line-Up Class EW ,W Varsity Wrestling Team M W 'Z 'W We ,aw L-R. STANDING: M. Hershey, Manager, M. Ranson, G. Stoltzfus, R. Stoltzfus, J. Diem, Mr. Shirley-Coach, Mr. Pohle-Coach, A.Wanner, D. Farley, G. Graybill, B. McLaughlin, Manager, J. Ranson. KNEELING -W. Skowood, G.Colyer, P.Meshey, C.Kennel, R. Houck, M. Eby, C.Groff, J. Plank, T. Heller, R. Peachy, R. Shirk, B. Kreider. Although the wrestling team failed to win a match, several wrestlers turned in fine records. The team was hampered by several injuries and weight problems. It was only the team's first year in the league, but the team's showing was a minor disappointment compared to last year's record. Rod Peachy paced the team with a 6-6 record in league competition at the 138 weight class. Mike Eby, Bill Skowood, and Roy Shirk also turned in comparatively the same records. ln the District Playoffs Rod Peachy made it to the finals before he was eliminated. Glenn Colyer, Roy Shirk, and Bill Skowood were eliminated in the semifinals. The rest of the wrestlers were eliminated in the quarter finals. The team loses only five starting seniors, so the wrestling team's future looks pretty bright. Coach Shirley gives pre-match instruction to mighty mat HIGH. ff X-J J. V. WRESTLING TEAM L. tor. STANDING: J. Ranson, Mgr., M. Hershey, Mgr R Sfoltzfus J. Diem, Mr. Pohle, Coach, A. Wanner, G. Graybill, B McLaughlin Mgr. KNEELING: G. Stoltzfus, D. Farley, M. Ranson. Scoreboard PV OPP Conestoga Valley 13 37 McCaskey 5 47 Solanco 5 52 Garden Spot 19 33 Warwick 14 38 Columbia 23 25 E-town 3 45 Lanc. Catholic High 7 51 Hempfield 14 34 Donegal 0 47 McCaskey 2 51 Manheim Township 11 36 Penn Manor 8 42 Ephrata 16 35 L X , l i 3 1 E 5 m 1 1 I 3 x WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS C. Simpson, D. Krusen, B. Breneman, D. Krusen. F hd' 1 ,,,,,6 X I ' s 4 Varsity Basketball as ' SV your ff 7 'ilu Donegal' Octorarot Manheim Central Cocalico Lampeter-Strasburg Garden Spot Warwick Conestoga Valley Solanco 36 64 40 77 53 56 37 36 40 94 41 64 OPP 34 107 39 93 53 80 Warwick Octorarot Cocalico Twin Valley' Lampeter-Strasburg Garden Spot Solanco Conestoga Valley 'tNon- league 45 93 60 95 46 77 49 86 31 72 46 89 A.. 52 73 42 79 64 Varsity Line-Llp Junior Varsity Basketball Team L-R - Mr. Gingher, Coach, J. Reynolds, J. Berkhemier, D. Hershey, R. Herr, L. Robinson, A. Lengac her, T. Denlinger. Sam on the Dip or dunk Whip 1 ,,..,,g vf-.f 'Iwo for Lee! war-path! Jump up, Lee ! Junior High Basketball Team STANDING, 1-r - Mr. Newell-coach, D. Hartraft, A. Eshelman, J. Kurtz, E. McConaghy, T. Acker, P. Diem, D Shearer, Manager, D. Colyer, Manager. KNEELING - L. Feister, M. Minchhoff, D. Frankhauser, P. Brown, D Cantrell, E. Rohrer, M. Burnley, A. Rohrer, F. Frederick, Manager. FRONT ROW - M. Ames, W. Houder. PV OPP Solanco 5 1 34 Garden Spot 51 61 Conestoga Valley 27 43 Lampeter-Strasburg 36 56 Solanco 28 16 Garden Spot 36 2 1 Conestoga Valley 3 9 62 Lampeter- Strasburg 34 54 Under Mr. Newell's first year of coaching, the junior high team turned in a fair record by finishing in third place. The team was led by the high scoring of John Kurtz. However, Ed McConhaghy and Phil Diem helped to bolster the score. Junior High Cheerleaders L-R - E. Watson, A. Lichty, D. Book, D. Bauer, N. Bauer, C. Stoltzfus, K. Buckwalter, L. Kling. Cheerleaders X. TOP M J Howe D Mmchhoff S Weaver M Buckwalter BOTTOM B Ebersole T Perella D Walker J Perella SITTING L Conybeare L Esbenshade J- V- CHEERLEADERS Senior boy cheerleaders FRONT TO BACK: J.Houder, I. Cantrell, A. Lengacher, J. Miller. ,.-- . n. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS M. J. Howe, D. Minchhoff, L. Esbenshade, L. Conybeare, S. Weaver, ,.,,i , Captain, M. Buckwalter. ' ,-tg. ,iiwa Rifle Team STANDING l. to r., R. Becker, J. Hostetter, E. Frederick, J. Brackbill, G. Martin,J.Diem,B.Elmer. KNEELING: G. Dukeman, Mr. Madigan, Coach, J. Diem, H. Trout, G. Diem. Scoreboard PV OPP Garden Spot 492-28X 498-36X Donegal 491-31X 496-34X Manheim Township 491-23X 496-36X Ephrata 490-27X 496-33X Garden Spot 496-38X 499-43X Donegal 490-29X 500-38X Manheim Township 489-24X 499-35X Ephrata 494-27X 498-32X Q Almost every evening during the fall and winter, the twelve man rifle team could be seen in the basement of the Salisbury Elementary School practicing diligently for the rifle season. Although this year proved rather unsuccessful, Coach Madigan is con- fident that the team of '64,-65 will do considerably better in the tedious competition. LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Elmer, R. Becker, E. Frederick, G Martin, H. Trout. LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Diem, H. Trout, G. Dukeman, J. Hostetter. Girls' Basketball Scoreboard PV OPP McCaskey 16 19 Lanc. Catholic 5 21 Garden Spot 10 47 McCaskey 18 32 Lanc. Catholic 18 37 STANDING - E. Leiner, C. Eby, G. Remley, V. Maitland, B. Dickel, J. Burkholder. KNEELING M. Ransom, R. Duttry, V. Wheary. STANDING - J.Mi11er, B.McLaugh1in, E. Shaffer, M. Smith, R. Heller, Miss Kramer, Coach. KNEELING- B. Lichty, P. Buckwalter, C. Spotts, Y. Lefever, V. Rineer, S. Kreider. Sports lnformals 1. ..-- fe ' . . Y 1 wr? ,AL,,AL,,. W .4 N my 3.1 E . fr i Z- K K 'f -MM--Mx., ' ' - ' ' L ' ff 1, 1 'ru f- ,M in 125, W- . , 5 5 ., Aff-W... Q w . . 5 ' fi - ig.1 Qwkw:tvi, . D-If Y f ii 4 si ?' .,,, :H V-,Q-,,,.Q -5 M, -M-.. , , E A 4 L' ff fee, FS-.ww - ...ff V 1 - W' 4- A ' A ' 4, ' 2-4-M1 -ff, .F 'M N -evQL.,.l..- + 4 ,-Q.,,,, -V -, ,B - -M ...M ': j,, A' . , fm-M-wf.wa,,:fff -. K' If 1 - 4 W V - h w , ,F , Ml ' LA '.. f + like Q Y-, 71 lfm' 'Q ' 1 4e2iefa2fYbEg1, 1sK f. 3 ,, - ,,. 11 :X .-.'f ff V W.-wwgymg-A K ww M 'wizfzg ' - zfswsif M ML Jmrw gf , Q -N V - f ,.,. Wm- VW .nm- gfswffxf arf W 'ia , . 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K4 SWA, E f, N S M3 Y'-A J' www, W.,.,w A 56659516 ahamxzg iww A ., The tribal leaders of the Band of Braves gather for a pow-wow. QL-RJ Earl Lacock, president, Astrid Lengacher, vice-president, Karen Beacher, secretary. The school year was a busy one for the Band of Braves. The fall schedule was filled, as usual, with farm show parades as well as Band Day at Penn State. The winter months were spent inpreparationfor the annual band assembly and the spring band concert. Highlighting the year was a two-day trip to Win- chester, Virginia, for the Apple Blossom Festival. Most of the funds for the trip were raised bya candy blitz held in March. Mr. John Koshuta, band director V.pp .X , 55 Kwai Mr. Robert Cooper, assistant band director ,ig 7 4 Marching Essentials SOLO TWIRLER - Sherry Weaver COLOR GUARD - B. Ebersole, G. Shee, D. Reinhart, D. Deisley, D. Hershey. BRAVES GIRLS- J. Houder, D. Krusen, H. Moscovic, D. Krusen. 75 MAJORETTES - M. Smith, S. Buck walter, J. Miller, S. Walker, D. 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Pinkerton Mixed Chorus THIRD ROW: P. Buckwalter, K. Beacher, M. Miller, S. Hostetter, A. Wanner, E. Lacock, J. Beane, J. Hershey, J. Brackbill, J. Martin, J. Plank, P. Pinkerton, K. Myers, E. Kreider, M. Hostetter. SECOND ROW: M. Matin, R. Tennis, G. Kellenberger, E. Stoltzfus, J. Smoker, J.Trego, R.Thomas,V. Mowrer, J. Ellis,G.Watts, S.Kreider, E. Smoker, J. Miller, J. Davis. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Clemens-Director, J. Wanner, E. Groff, B. Pinkerton, S. Denlinger, M. Smith, S. Buckwalter, K. Bryer, S. Davis, K. Mellinger, B. Breneman, D. Dunn, A. Watson, R. Fisher, C. Brackbill. Girls Chorus , 550. THIRD ROW: G.Ewing, S. Metzler, D. Stoltzfus, J. Ellis, S. Denlinger, R. Stoltzfus, R. Thomas, J. Trego, V. Mait- land, C. Eby, M. Cunningham, J. Ellis, C. Melleby, B. Breneman. SECOND ROW: M. Martin, E. Stoltzius, K. Mel- linger, S.Wanner, J. Smoker, R. Melleby, V. Mowrer, P. Buckwalter, E. Kreider, J. Miller, J. Davis, S. Kreider, E. Smoker, J. Johns. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Clemens-Director, J. Rissler, G. Lapp, F. Smoker, D. Eby, R. Fisher, S. Metzler, L. Kling, E. Watson, B. Dickel, D. Summers, A. Benner, J. Burkholder. 78 The choruses began the school year under the guidance of a new director, Mrs. Carol Clemens. On December 18 the choral department presented the annual Christmas Candlelight Service. Grandma Maude QBarbara Pink- ertonj admires her handiwork. J. Edgar Hoover's every-ready agents look for clues tl.-r.J Phil Pinkerton, Al Wanner, Jeff Beane. County Chorus representatives gather for a last-minute rehearsal. SEATED QL- r.l B. Pinkerton, S. Buckwalter. STANDING fl.-r.J J. Plank, J. Martin, J. Benae, D. Dunn. District Chorus: Pinkerton, Buckwalter, Martin, Dunn. RegionalChorus: Pinkerton, Buckwalter. All- state Chorus: Buckwalter. Another major undertaking for the chorus was the presentation of a musical comedy, Plenty of Money. Accompanied by the stage band, the cast punctuated the action with many lively songs. By the end of the production, the audience had observed a hand of hoodlums in action, alove affair, and an artistic grandmother whose hobby was printing money. Plenty of Money was plenty of fun. Arnold tJohn Hersheyj and Sally CSuzanne Buckwalterl dream of their future together. Junior Band STANDING: D. Ruth, G. Longenecker, D. Patterson, Mr. Koshuta, D. Shearer, D. Martin, E. Ebelhar, B. Kurtz, B. Watts, T. Winters, D. Borland, K. Leiner, R. Nixon, D. Young, L. Hershey, J. Perella, C. Sandoe, J. Gerlitzki, B. Houder. SEATED: S. Haubert, F..Herr, W.Co1yer, T. Martin, D. Shirk, N. Bauer, N. Stauffer, L. Weaver, E. Huyett, K. Wombeloid, W. Groff, B. Kreider, J. Graybill, D. Bauer, J. Sensenig, V. Summers, H. Leiner, D. Ford, J. Kling, T. Brackbill, D. Beane, L. Weir, M. Ames, N. Hershey. Junior Chorus FOURTH ROW: F.Keneagy, L. Lapp, L. King, P. Brown, C.Wenger, S. Rubincam, N. Beachey, D. Hoover, L. Miller, J. Summers, D. Denlinger, V. Landis, W. Metzler, B. Breneman. THIRD: S. Elmer, J. Stoltzfus, N. Hostetter, P. Lundgren, M. Rynier, F. Shea, M. Smoker, R. Fleece, T. O'Donne1, V. Summers, M. Kilhefner, D. Denlinger. SEC- OND: D. Ford, D. Krider, J. Kling, S. Sheaffer, D.Book, T.Keene, J.Lapp, F.Davis, D.Bitts, B.Eby, C. Rinehart, L. Zimmerman, C. Stoltzfus, B. Watts. FIRST: R. Martin, L. Wier, T. Smoker, B. Harsh, G. Kaufman, W. Yost, E. Martin, W. Eby, G. Miller, R. Smoker, R. Groff, R. Stoltzfus. I 80 Actor's Guild STANDING: 1-rc Mrs. Aiken, D. Walker, G. Diem, P. Kinzer, J. Diem, J. Becker,J. Burkholder, P. Zimmerman, J. Martin, B. Dickel, D. Summers, B. Sheaffer, B. Breneman, E. Fredrick, SEATED: D. Dunn, L. Kramer, B. Speakman, K. Mellinger, T. O'Donnell, D. Ford, J. Martin, B. Watts, KNEELIZNG: P. Buckwalter, J. Miller, D. Book. Projectionist STANDING: 1-r: P. Buckwalter, J. Lyle, R. King, Mr. Frey, Ad- visor, E. Stoltzfus, Mr. Reed, Advisor, SEIATED: K. Becker, J. Brackbill, J. Diem, G. Diem, R. Hartman, K. Myers, D. Homsher, J. Diem, J. Miller. 8 I The Actor's Guild, now two years old, has provided its members with opportuni- ties to experiment with acting and pro duc- ing plays. In October the members attend a seminar at York Junior College, and in December they put treir new-found know- ledge to work by presenting a Christmas assembly. Two plays, Santa in the Hills, written by John and Gordon Diem, and Cornelia Makes Christmas, comprised the main portion of thelprogram. In the spring the group produced another play. The newest club in the school, the Projectionist's Club, was organized to al- low students to learn the operation and maintenance of audio-visual machines. In the future the members will use their free periods to offer their services to the school. National Honor Society STANDING l-r: D. Kruseng G. Shee, D. Ranckg G. Esbenshade, Treasurer, G. DeFrosciag R. King, R. Shirkg L. Cony- beare, Vice President, R. Fisher. SEATED: S. Buckwalterg M. A. Hostetter, President, P. Eshlemang L. Miller, Secretary, B. Pinkerton, D. Kruseng B. Breneman. Future Teachers of America STANDING 1-r: D. Walker, J. Perella, B. Ebersole, J. Souders, R. Grabowski, G. Diem, Mr. Pohle, Advisor, D. Hershey. SEATED l-r: S. Weaver, J. Ellis, E. Groff, R. Fisher, M. Miller, L. Miller, B. Pinker- ton, J. Miller, D. Dunn, C. Plank, M. Hostetter. The Future Teachers of America explored the field of teaching through discussions and lectures. Substituting for teachers and visiting elementary schools gave them first-hand ex- perience inthe career. The club provided bulletin board displays and guides for Parents' Night, as well as sponsoring a dance, the Prof Hop, in January. Under the guidance of the advisor, Mr. Pohle, the F.T.A. continued in its program of its members and in- teresting others in teaching. Senior High Student Council STANDING l-r: R. King, Mr. Althouse, Advisor, B. Ebersole,W Stoltzfus, V. Blank, A. Groff, D. Clair, R. Grabowski R. Wenger, S. Hostetter, B. Kreider. SEATED: C. Plank, S. Weaver, L. Hersh, J. Miller, B. Pinkerton, C. Conyi beare, B. Weiler, M. Buckwalter, A. Lengacher, R. Herr. The Senior High Student Council, led by President Richard King, endeavored to further the purposes stated in its constitution. In order to determine the will of the student body, it pro- viceda suggestion box in the library. To stimulate a spirit of co-operation among the students and faculty, it discussed the problems faced by both groups. Providing an opportunity for discussion of school activities resulted in a series of well-planned events, including Home- coming, the Schpooknacht Queen contest, an intramural program, the annual Halloween party, a semi-formal Christmas dance, the Sir Valentine contest, and a roller skating party. The election of the 1964-65 Student Council president served to develop responsibility, initiative, leadership, and school spirit among the students of Pequea Valley High School. ,ff 5' ff' f 'Q ,, if ff ! lf! .1 C n ,rvff 3 ,fan 4 f X :f l .2 ' Council Officers: Lynne Conybeare, Treasurer, Sharon Weaver, Secretaryg Richard King, President, Wilmer Stoltzfus, V. President. Junior High Student Council I so STANDING l-r: L. Diener, A. Rohrer,J. Kurtz, E. Rohrer, Mr. Altman, D. Book, L. Smoker, M. Minchhoff, G. High D. Patterson, M. Burnley. SEATED: S. Elmer, L. King, F. Keneagy, P. Diem, K. Buckwalter, A. Eshelman, E McConaghy, L. Kling, P. Breneman, D. Bauer, H. Moscovic, J. Hamilton, S. Artz, A. Lichty. The Junior High Student Council also had a re- warding year. Under the leadership of Ed McConaghy, the council conducted many success- ful social events, sponsored a candidate for the Schpooknacht Queen contest, and promoted school spirit byproviding a late bus after junior high bas- ketball games. The officers and members of the Junior High Student Council proved themselves capable of serving in student government. Junior High Student Council Officers: Ed McConaghy, President, Patsy Breneman, Secre- tary, Al Eshleman, Treasurer, Linda Kling, Vice President. 84 Council Activities 1 Kathy Bryer, Junior High Spooknacht Queen, won her title with a humorous mono- logue. lfiim,-, Snack bar personnel, M. Miller, J. Lyle, and G. Shee. Halloween Party's best costumed couple, Mr. and Mrs. Puss Senlor H1gh Spooknacht School store Queen, Barbara Pinkerton, manager, Gordon Diem. rehearses folksongs. 85 ' 1 6 kj wwf . .2 i , Sf DN SEATED 41. to r.J Mike Lichty, Ruth Tennis, Linda Miller, Bonnie Breneman, Judy Houder, Barbara Pinkerton, Jeff Beane, Christie Gregg, Shirley Mellinger, Gordon Diem. STANDING: Barbara Speakman, Jim Martin, Glenn Shee, John Hostetter. 44 ,ef .Wi WW f ix 5 My M 4 .. NM L+ J iii i ' V u x It X x - i g- 'Qi O ' I Dave Walker, Student Director confers with Mrs. Conger and Mr. X F Heisse, Faculty Directors. HY 77 Junior-Senior Prom Juniors, Seniors, and their guests dreaming and dancing in the Italian Junior class secretary, Suzanne Buckwalter, atmosphere. presents gift to King, Paul Secunda, while Glenn Esbenshade, Junior class president, crowns Bev Smeltz Queen of the Prom. On May 10, 1963, the Junior Class presented Italian Escapade . The gymwas transformed into an Italian wonderland by a huge parachute extended from the ceiling. Checkered tablecloths, wine-bottle candles, massive white columns, and a colorful fountain all added to the majestic Roman atmosphere. A buffet lunch and music presented by Trostle's Band highlighted the evening. The Prom Royalty: King Secunda, Princess Pairone, and Queen Smeltz. Gerard DeFroscia, Junior class Vice-President, crowns our Foreign Exchange Student, Maria Pairone, Prom Princess. 8 7 Pioneer Staff J. Martin, Photographer, J. Brown, V. Wheary, Typistsg J. Ressler, Photog- rapher, Lois Zimmerman, Bookkeeper, F. Earhart, Business Manager, J. Rissler, Typist. RI N 'vac 'i '73 L' -1 - , -4 1 Ai, K W AV4-- 0 ? N' ' ' 7 1: P 7 ...-,, 'I v 119 Z' vhs U H- - 7 I J R. Fisher, Copy E ' Mrs. Conger, Advisor, M. Hostetter, Senior Class Editorg M. Buckwalter, 'tor-in-Chief. G. Shee, Layout Editor, L. Hess, Sports Staff, S. Hershey, D. Krusen, K. Me11inger,D.Krusen, News Staff, S. Mellinger, J. Hostetter, Layout Staff, J. Beane, Sports Staff, B. Breneman, News Editor. wi, 37 .53 ' ' X ' y .Q v. vw -ff' Pequoian Staff 1 BUSINESS STAFF - Rose Stoltzfus, Don ART STAFF - Yvonne Lefever, Sharon Weaver, Elaine Renshaw, Sandy Ranck, Mr. Pohle, Lois Zimmerman, Davis, Mike Lichty. Carol Spotts, Linda Martin, Glenn Esben- shade. SENIOR STAFF - Lynne Conybeare, Bruce Ebersole, Judy Miller, Connie Plank. -'awk EDITORIAL STAFF - Barbara Pinkerton, SPORTS 81 ACTIVITIES - Roy Shirk, Linda Miller, Marilyn Miller, John Mr. Meley, Mary Alice Hostetter. Perella, Suzanne Buckwalter, Gerard De-Froscia. Future Farmers of America STANDING 1-r: M. Weaver, R. Urban, C. Benner, W. Miller, C. Ranck, B. Wenger, E. Rohrer, J. Bowman, L. Hershey, S. Hostetter, R. Stoltzfus, L. Ream, P. Hang, B. Shirk. SEATED: Mr. Givler, E. Denlinger, K. Koser, G. Esbenshade, D. Ranck, R. Stoltzfus, D. Stoltzfus. l Through classes and projects, the mem- bers of the FFA devoted their time to learningto be successful farmers. Several of the boys received distinctions at the State FFA Convention at Penn State, and three members, Glenn Esbenshade, Ken Koser, and Donald Ranck, also attended the National FFA Convention at Kansas City. Tours of the Harrisburg Farm Show and numerous farms in the community enabled the ag boys to observe the important modern methods in agriculture. To provide a rest from their busy schedules, they participated in several social events, in- cluding the FHA-FFA picnic and Christmas if Y l party. KEYSTONE FARMERS - Donald Ranck and Glenn Esben- shade. Q i f , - 4727? 51 , 3.16406 ?o??xlIf,,!NQ ,B .S-AQilFfA L l S .af ,, S Z . Evo ' . 49 A I Ql 'Y0rb Nfrg ci, FFA Sweetheart, Karen Beacher, and Officers, E. Denlinger, D. Ranck, G. Esbenshade, K. Koser. Future Homemakers of America FIFTH ROW: J. Davis, S. Rissler, E. Kreider, V. Wheary, D. Summers. FOURTH ROW: K. Smith, V. Maitland, C. Eby, B. Dickel, P. Zimmerman, G. Martin, J.Miller, B.Sheaffer. THIRD ROW: R. Smoker, R. Stoltzfus, N. Stoltzfus, J. Rissler, N. Stoltzfus, E. Shelley, E. Groff. SECOND ROW: C. Plank, L. Martin, R. Thomas, S. Denlinger, K. Beacher, J. Ellis, M. Smith, Mrs. Mock - Advisor. FRONT ROW: R. Tennis, J. Simmons, B. Hillard, R. Stoltzfus, L. Zimmerman, E. Smoker, E. Stoltzfus. mm, .ll-I-1 Nfw il p 0, I ll ll 1,'3: .. X , .',j ,. - , ,X J Ot .TH H oe OD O0 President . . . V. President . Secretary . . . Treasurer. . Reporter . . . Historian . . . Parliamentarian . . .Ethel Smoker . . Edith Shelley . . .Linda Martin . . Janet Rissler . . Connie Plank . Nancy Stoltzfus . Elaine Stoltzfus Song Leader. . . Shirley Denlinger The FHA chapter increased its activities and projects to move Toward New Horizons. The girls conducted a rug-making exhibition at the Farm Show and set upaprogram to stimulate interest in working toward Hom emaking Degrees . One of their worthwhile projects was the pur- chase of cooking utensils for homemaking stu- dents in Rhodesia. During the Christmas season they decorated a display case and heldthe annual FHA-FFA party. 91 Activities Informals Senior Brass Ensemble takes time out to practice for evening per- formance. Prompters study script in pre-play preparation. Japanese cast of Majority of One. 92 f I Stage Crew poses on stage ladder. Behind the scenes, make-up crew gives cast stage faces. A y X , JM ,mf wgafyouf XX f Cozznfry can OQJQW yang' asf wfczf you can Ofvfgf yo ur C0 zznffy edy 22, 1963 L N 4 M Z Senior Directory CAROL BAXTER: Commercial. Mixed Chorus 15 Library 45 Jr.-Sr. Play 4. ROBERT LEE BAXTER: Commercial. Band 1,2,3,45 Musical Comedy 3,45 Soccer 2,3,45 Rifle Club 3. KAREN BEACHER: Academic. Band 1,2,3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 4, County Band 45 Mixed Chorus 153,45 Musical Comedy 1,3,45 Hockey 15 F.H.A. Sweetheart 35 F.H.A. 2,3,4, Par- liamentarian 35 Pep Club 3. JOHN BRACKBILL: Academic. Band 1,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,45 County Chorus 253, Boys' Quartet 1, 2, 3, 45 Musical Comedy 1,2,3,45 Actor's Guild 35 Projectionists Club 3,45 Li- brary 1,2,35 Jr.-Sr. Play 3. PAULINE BUCKWALTER: Academic. Mixed Chorus 3,4, Girls' Chorus 3,4, President 45 Musical Comedy 3,45 Girls' Basketball 3,45 Actor'sGuild 45 Projectionists Club3,4, Secre- tary 3,4. SUZANNE BUCKWALTER: Academic. Band 1,2,3545 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4, County Chorus 2,3,4, District Chorus 2,4, Regional Chorus 2, 4, State Chorus 45 Musical Comedy 1,2,3,45 Hockey 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain45 F.T.A. 35 National Honor Society 2,3,45 Pioneer 35 Pequoian 45 Class Secretary 2,3. ISABELLE CARRIGAN: Commercial. Intra- murals 3,4. BARRY CLARK: General. Intramurals 2,3,4, CAROLYN E. CONYBEARE: Academic. Band 152,3,4, County Band 2,3,4, District Band 3,45 Musical Comedy 3,45 Hockey 1,2,3,45 Cheer- leading 1, 2, 3, 45 Rifle Club 35 F.T.A. 2,3, Treasurer 35 Student Council 1,3,4, Treasurer 1,45 National Honor Society 2,3,4, Vice Presi- dent 45 Pioneer 2,35 Pequoian 45 Jr.-Sr. Play 3,4. JUNE DAVIS: Academic. Mixed Chorus 45 Girls' Chorus 45 F.H.A. 3,4. SANDY DAVIS: Academic. Band 1,2,35 Mixed Chorus 1,3545 Musical Comedy 1,3,45 Hockey 1, 25 F.H.A. 25 Pequoian 45 Jr.-Sr. Play 35 Pep Club 3. GERARD DEFROSCIA: Academic. Basketball 1,2,3,45 Soccer 152,35 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Student Council 1, President 15 National Honor Society 3,45 Pioneer 3, Sports Editor 45 Jr.-Sr. Play 35 Class Vice President 2,3, Treasurer 4. SHIRLEY DENLINGER: Commercial. Mixed Chorus 3,4, Girls' Chorus 3,45 Musical Comedy 3,45 F.H.A. 25354. GORDON DIEM: Academic. Rifle Club 3, 45 Rifle Team 45 F.T.A. 45 Actor's Guild 1,3,4, Public Relations Officer 45 Projectionists Club 3,45 Pioneer 2,35 Library 45 Jr.-Sr. Play 45 School Store 4. JOHN S. DIEM: Academic. Band 2,35 Mixed Chorus 35 MusicalComedy35 Rifle Club 45 Rifle Team 45 Actor's Guild 3,45 Vice President 45 Projectionists Club 3,45 School Store 4. DOTTIE DUNN: Academic. Band2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 3, 4, County Chorus 2, 3, District Chorus 3, 45 Musical Comedy 1,3,45 F.T.A. 253545 Pioneer 2,35 Li- brary 152,3,4. BRUCE EBERSOLE: Academic. Band 3, 45 Cheerleading 45 F.T.A. 3,45 Student Council 1, 3,4, Vice President 15 Pequoian 45 Jr.-Sr. Play 354. MICHAEL EBY: Academic. Band 3,45 Basket- ball 1, 2, 35 Soccer 15 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 45 Wrestling 45 Jr.-Sr. Play 3. JOYCE ELLIS: Academic. Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3,4, Girls' Chorus 3,45 Musical Comedy 1,2,3,45 F.H.A. 2,354. GLENN ESBENSHADE: Agriculture. Mixed Chorus 1,2,3, Boys' Quartet 1,2,3,45 Musical Comedy 1,2,35 Basketball 15 Student Council 15 National Honor Society 2,3,4, Treasurer 45 Pequoian 4, Ad Manager 45 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Vice President 2, Treasurer 3, President 4, County Vice President 3, F.F.A. State Chorus 1,35 Class President 1,2,3,4. LINDA ESBENSHADE: Academic. Band 1,2,3, 45 Musical Comedy 3,45 Hockey 1,2535 Cheer- leading 3,45 Jr.-Sr. Play 3,45 Pep Club 2,3. PHYLLIS ESHELMAN: Academic. Band 1,2, 3,45 Musical Comedy 45 Hockey 1,2,3,45 F.T.A. 25 National Honor Society 3,45 Jr.-Sr. Play 3, 4. Senior Directory RUTH FARLEY: General. Hockey 2,35 F.H.A. 25 Student Council 1. BOB FISHER: General. Basketball 15 Soccer 152535 Wrestling 35 Student Council 1,25 Class Treasurer 15253. BARBARA SUE FOX: Commercial. Girls' Chorus 35 Hockey 1,2,3545 Girls' Basketball 35 F.H.A. 15 Pep Club 253. JUNE GRAYBILL: Commercial. Library 45 Jr.-Sr. Play 4. CHRISTY GREGG: Commercial. Girls' Cho- rus 15 Jr.-Sr. Play 3545 Pep Club 1. CLARENCE GROFF: General. Band 25 Bas- ketball 1,2535 Soccer 15253545 Baseball 152545 Wrestling 45 Student Council 2. EVELYN GROFF: Academic. Band 25 3, 45 County Orchestra 15253545 Mixed Chorus 15253545 Musical Comedy 15253545 F.T.A. 253,45 Treas- urer 45 F.H.A. 2,3545 Historian 35 Jr.-Sr. Play 4. RICHARD GROFF: Academic. Basketball 1525 3545 Soccer 1,253545 Baseball l52,354. RUTH HARSH: Commercial. Library 15 Jr.- Sr. Play 45 Pep Club 3. RUTH HELLER: General. Girls' Basketball45 Intramurals 1525354. TERRY L. HELLER: General. Soccer 15 Wrestling 3545 Jr.-Sr. Play 4. BOB HERSH: Academic. Actor's Guild 152. JOHN W. HERSHEY: Academic. Band 15253545 County Band 3,4, District Band 35 Mixed Cho- rus 15253545 Vice President 4, Boys' Quartet 1, 253545 Musical Comedy 3,45 Actor's Guild 35 Library 2. BARBARA ANN HILLARD: Commercial. Band 152,35 Orchestra 15 Mixed Chorus 1,35 Musical Comedy 3545 Rifle Club 35 F.H.A. 2,3,4. THOMAS HOFFMEIER: Academic. Wrestling 3545 Co-Captain 45 Intramurals 354. DARLENE HOMSHER: General. MARY ALICE HOSTETTER: Academic. Mixed Chorus 2,3545 Musical Comedy 3545 F.T.A. 2,35 4, Secretary 45 National Honor Society 3545 President 45 Pioneer 3545 Editor-in-Chief 3, Sr. Advisor 45 Pequoian 4, Editor 45 Jr.-Sr. Play 354. MARY JANE HOWE: Commercial. Band 1525 3545 County Band 3545 Mixed Chorus 35 Musical Comedy 3,45 Hockey 2535 Cheerleading 45 Pio- neer 35 Jr.-Sr. Play 3,45 Pep Club 2535 Class Secretary 4. RICHARD KING: Academic. Soccer 25 3, 45 Wrestling 3545 Rifle Club 3545 F.F.A. 1525 Stu- dent Council253,45 President 45 National Honor Society 253,45 Projectionists Club 354. PETER KINZER: General. Band 35 Rifle Club 3545 Actor's Guild 45 Library 45 School Store 4. KENNETH KOSER: Agriculture. F.F.A. 1525 3545 Sentinel 35 Vice President 4. J. MELVIN KOSER: Academic. LIZ KRECHTLER: Academic. Band 2, 3, 45 Hockey 1525 Cheerleading 152535 Actor's Guild 15 Library 1. EMILY KREIDER: Academic. Mixed Chorus 1545 Librarian 4, Girls' Chorus 3545 F.H.A. 2, 354. SHIRLEY KREIDER: Academic. Mixed Cho- rus 1,354, Girls' Chorus 3545 Musical Comedy 3545 Girls' Basketball 3545 Actor's Guild 45 Library 3. CHARLES KRUGER: Commercial. Band 15 Mixed Chorus 15 Baseball 1525354. EARL LACOCK: Academic. Band 15 25 35 45 President 45 County Band 45 Mixed Chorus 152, 3545 Boys' Quartet 15253545 County Chorus 35 MusicalComedy 152,3545 Basketball 1,3545 Soc- cer 15253545 Co-Captain 45 Baseball 1525354. YVONNE LEFEVER: General. Banner Carrier 253545 Girls' Basketball 3545 Pequoian 4. BETSY LICHTY: Academic. Band253,45Girls' Chorus 1535 Musical Comedy 3545 Hockey 1,2535 4, Co-Captain 45 Girls' Basketball 354. MIKE LICHTY: Academic. Band 1, 25 3, 45 County Band 3 5 Musical Comedy 354 5 Basketball 15253545 Soccer 152,3545 Pequoian45 Jr.-Sr. Play 4. Senior Directory JOANNE LINDECAMP: Commercial. F.H.A. 2,35 Jr.-Sr. Play 3,45 Pep Club 3. VICTORIA LIVELY: Commercial. Jr.-Sr. Play 4, Pequoian 4. DOMINICK J . LOPEZ: General. Wrestling 35 Rifle Club 35 Pequoian 4. ERIC LUNDGREN: Academic. Library 1,2,35 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. JAMES A. LYLE: Academic. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, County Band 3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,25 Musical Comedy 1,2,3,45 Soccer 3,45 Baseball 3,45 Proj- ectionists Club 3,45 Vice President 3,45 Stage Crew 2,3,45 Jr.-Sr. Play 3,45 Snack Bar 3,4. JIM MARTIN: Academic. Band 1,2,3,4, County Band 45 MusicalComedy 1,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4, County Chorus 3,4, District Chorus 45 Jr.-Sr. Play 4. LINDA MARTIN: Commercial. F.H.A. 2,3,4, Secretary 45 Pequoian 45 Library 4. BETTY JEAN MCLAUGHLIN: Commercial. Girls' Chorus 2,35 Hockey 1,2,3,45 Girls' Bas- ketball 45 F.H.A. 25 Pep Club 2,3. SANDY MEANS: Commercial. Hockey 1,2,35 F.H.A. 15 Student Council 15 Jr.-Sr. Play 3,45 Pep Club 3. PAUL MESHEY: General. Baseball 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 3,4. JANET MILLER: Academic. Mixed Chorus 45 Girls' Chorus 3,4, Student Director 45 Musical Comedy 45 Girls' Basketball 3,45 F.T.A. 45 F.H.A. 2,3,45 Actor's Guild 45 Projectionists Club 3,45 Library 15 Jr.-Sr. Play 35 Pep Club 4. JUDY MILLER: Academic. Band 2,3,45 Hockey 1,2,3,45 Cheerleading 45 Student Council 1,2,3,4, Secretary 15 Pequoian 4, Senior Editorg Jr.-Sr. Play 35 Class Secretary 1. LINDA MILLER: Academic. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, County Band 3, 4, District Band 35 Musical Comedy 3,45 Hockey 3,45 F.T.A. 2,3,4, Secre- tary 3 5 National Honor Society 3,4, Secretary 45 Pioneer 35 Pequoian 45 Jr.-Sr. Play 45 Home- coming Queen 4. MARILYN MILLER: Academic. Band 1,2,3,4, County Orchestra 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 MusicalComedy 3,45 Hockey 2,3,45 F.T.A. 2,3, 45 Pequoian 4, Activities Editor 4. DIANE MINCHHOFF: Academic. Band1,2,3,45 Hockey 1,2,3,45 Cheerleading 1,2,3,45 Actor's Guild 15 Pep Club 2,3. DON MULL: General. Basketball 45 Soccer 3,4. JOHN H. PERELLA: Academic. Band 1,2,3,4, County Band 3,45 Musical Comedy 3,45 Soccer 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Cheerleading 45 F.T.A. 2,3,45 Pequoian 45 Stage Crew 3,45 Jr.- Sr. Play 3,45 Pep Club 3. THOMAS ALLEN PERELLA: Academic. Band 1,2,3,4, Vice President 3, County Band 2,3,4, District Band 3,45 District Orchestra 3 5 Musical Comedy 3, 45 Soccer 1,2,3,45 Baseball 3,45 Cheerleading 45 Stage Crew 2,3,45 Jr.-Sr. Play 3,4. BARBARA PINKERTON: Academic. Band 3,45 Orchestra 15 County Orchestra 1,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4, Girls' Chorus 3, County Chorus 2,3,4, District Chorus 45 Regional Chorus 45 Musical Comedy 1,2,3,45 F.T.A. 2,3,4, Presi- dent 45 F.H.A. 2,3, Vice President 35 Student Council2,45 National Honor Society 2,3,45 Pio- neer 2,35 Pequoian 45 Jr.-Sr. Play 4. CONNIE PLANK: Commercial. F.T.A. 2,45 F.H.A. 2,3,4, Reporter 45 Student Council 45 Pioneer 2, 3, 4, News 2, Business 3, News, Business, Feature 45 Pequoian 45 Jr.-Sr. Play 3,4. JIM PLANK: General. Band 1,2, 3,45 Mixed Chorus 3,45 County Chorus 3,45 Musical Comedy 3,45 Soccer 15 Wrestling 3,4. DONALD RANCK: Agriculture. F.F.A. 2,3,4, Sentinel 2, Secretary 3,45 National Honor So- ciety 3,45 Pioneer 3, Reporter 35 Pequoian 4, Business Manager 45 Library 1,2,35 Class Vice President 45 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. JOE RANSON: General. Soccer 1,2,3,45 Base- ball 3,45 Wrestling 45 Pep Club 3. Senior Directory CAROL RAPP: Academic. Band 1,2,3,45Stu- dent Council 2. ELAINE RENSHAW: Academic. Hockey 2,45 F.H.A. 25 Pequoian 45 Library 1,25 Jr.-Sr. Play 45 Pep Club 2,3. Commercial. Girls' Bas- VIOLET RINEER: ketball 3,45 Jr.-Sr. Play 4. SALLIE RISSLER: Girls' Chorus 3545 2,3,45 Library 1,2. Academic. Mixed Chorus 4, Musical Comedy 45 F.H.A. EMILY SHAFFER: Academic. Band 2, 3, 45 Girls' Basketball 3,45 Intramurals 2,3,4. ELSIE SHAEFFER: General. Intramurals 1, 2,3,4. ROY SHIRK: Academic. Band 1,2,3,45Basket- ball 1,25 Soccer l,2,3,45 Baseball 15 Wrestling 45 Student Council 35 F.T.A. 25 National Honor So- ciety 3,45 Pioneer 2,35 Pequoian 45 Jr.-Sr. Play 3. JOYCE SIMMONS: Commercial. F.H.A. 2,35 45 Library 45 Jr.-Sr. Play 35 Pep Club 2. BONNIE SLAYMAKER: General. F.H.A.2,3,45 Pioneer 35 Library 35 Pep Club 2,3. MARY SMITH: Commercial. Band 253,45 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Musical Comedy 3,45 Hockey 1,25 Girls' Basketball 45 F.H.A. 2,3,45 Library 45 Jr.-Sr. Play 4. ETHEL SMOKER: Academic. Mixed Chorus 1,2,4, Girls' Chorus 3,45 Musical Comedy 1,2, 45 F.H.A. 25354, County Representative 3, Presi- dent 4, County Game Leader 4. JOE SOUDERS: Academic. Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Musical Comedy 45 Soccer 152,35 F.T.A. 4. CAROL SPOTTS: Commercial. Hockey 1,253, 45 Girls' Basketball 3,45 Pioneer 25 Pequoian 45 Jr.-Sr. Play 3,4. ALLEN STOLTZFUS: Academic. Basketball 2,3545 Soccer l,2,3,45 Baseball 2,3,4. AMOS STOLTZFUS: Agriculture . ELAINE STOLTZFUS: Academic. Mixed Cho- rus 1,2,3,45 Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,4, Vice Presi- dent 45 Musical Comedy l,2,3,45 Hockey 15 F.H.A. 2,3,4, Historian 2, Newsreporter 3, Parliamentarian 45 Projectionists Club 3,4, Treasurer 3,45 Pioneer 3. ROSE ANN STOLTZFUS: Commercial. Girls' Chorus 45 F.H.A. 253,45 Treasurer 35 Pequoian 45 Library 2,35 Jr.-Sr. Play 4. WILMER STOLTZFUS: General. Band 3, 45 Basketball2,3,45 Soccer l,2,3,45 Student Coun- cil 1,2,3,4, Vice President 4. LLOYD STRUBEL: General. Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1,2535 Soccer 45 Rifle Club 3. WILLIAM SHEIGART: Commercial. Band 152, 3,45 Musical Comedy 3545 Rifle Club 35 Pep Club 3. RUTH TENNIS: Commercial. Band 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 3,45 MusicalComedy 3,45 Hockey l,2,3,45 F.H.A. 2,3,45 Actor's Guild 45 Library 45 Jr.-Sr. Play 4. RONDA THOMAS: Commercial. Mixed Cho- rus 45 Girls' Chorus 45 F.H.A. 45 Jr.-Sr. Play 4. MARY LOUISE WAGNER: Commercial. Hock- ey 45 F.H.A. 2,3,45 Library 45 Pep Club 2. P. DAVID WALKER: Academic. Mixed Chorus l,2,3,45 Musical Comedy 35 Cheerleading 45 F.T.A. 3,4, Vice President5 Actor's Guild 3,4, President5 Pioneer 35 Stage Crew 1,25 Jr.-Sr. Play 4. SUSAN WALKER: Academic. Band 2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,25 F.T.A. 2,35Actor's Guild 15 Jr.-Sr. Play 35 Pep Club 3. SHARON B. WEAVER: Academic. Band 1,2,3, 4, Solo Twirler 2,3,45 County Band 2,35 Hockey l,2,3,45 Cheerleading 1,2,3,4, Captain 45 F,T,A, 45 Actor's Guild 15 Student Council 1,3,4, Sec- retary 45 Pequoian 4, Art Editor 45 Pep Club 2,3. FAYE WEIDMAN: Commercial. Band 152,35 Jr.-Sr. Play 35 Pep Club 2. JERRY WERNER: Academic. LOIS ZIMMERMAN: Commercial. F.H.A.2,3, 45 Pioneer 45 Pequoian 45 Library 35 Jr.-Sr. Play 4. 750 c'o112112u1211y c Suppo 1 'ZS 17611 .scfoof M6156 l1lYlfAlC.fC3.Y 760 Qynzzff 0 nuff 69620112 0 75a acflbe 112e1126e11s' 0 X 769 C0llZll2lll2l7y. Pk Ili Ik JF WljQfAk'Clll1?ll2 13' Cec1.veA1.s.s Cyckf, 1zeue1'-e12fAf12y ,MMA f71'a0e1tverf 6? c5111 '1 'o 1117 fwlzxhefy, 7Al!IG, fjnrffby. 71 15' Jresenf 112 11251121 f1c'e.s I I 2 Loofhzy lo111a1'ff uc11'1i1rfyoaA', r . fi,X!Jl'C.Y.Y1l?y Cl COIIZIIZOI? fllll71USU. 71 c1c'A1bUe. 5 Q qi 921 I 4 iff' Oli-up 5251 L A Jw if-.e-ff VM, tiff fm, , ' iii Am ' 'ff?5fi, 1' , -ff-'W 'Q QW 'V ' 'r 4 ,,....,. V Y 1 X Us.. ...wr QI? 1' ,I v Hg! in it K 'w 7 1 W 7 Mx' A N'-QM., my FE' fu . ,, K 8. . , .K Af -.WW ,-1 , WM aw, qi fy 1 ' ' WNLJ 1 , -L Q Q 'diff' ., J x r K fn mu e,gfg ,rf Q . ,NL wt N f , A ' - -,, f 1' 'N ii, J if? B - , -. .Q - f W ' V. ---. -4.3: . -I I A , . -., ..,+ ..-4. , ,ff , st U A. 1' b .3 V ' A ' f 'i ' 3 M H if . , -ifwf-M-M ef W' 'H-aillllm ff' ,Q me 'Q 1 y - ,M - X a Q! Q ds flg nj The Agabonds: Senior Ag. Guys Mr. and Mrs. George Althouse Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Bailey 8: Son Mrs. Hilda M. Baxter Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Baxter Dr. and Mrs. George W. Beacher Evelyn, John, Teddy Bergman Edna M. Berkey Millard Berkheimer 81 Family Berti Bill and Jo Mr. and Mrs. Brenner, Brian 8: Mike Barry and Joanne Bonnie and Ronnie Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bouder Mr. and Mrs. E. Herman Brackbill Bris and Sam Tiny Bryson Mr. and Mrs. Leon H. Buckwalter The Bunny Club Carol and Carl Chip and Wilmer Mr. and Mrs. James Clark Mr. and Mrs. Clemens The Two Commercial Boys of 64 Dr. and Mrs. Victor Conger The Conybeares Mr. and Mrs. Crash 8: Little Dent Mr. and Mrs. Noah Denlinger Mr. and Mrs. John Dickel 81 Family Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Diem Don and Reba Mr. and Mrs. Edgar L. Dunlap Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Ebersole Edith and Glenn Elaine, Nancy, Joyce, Marlin Mr. and Mrs. Norman Ellis Elvin and Bonnie Mr. and Mrs. Elias B. Esbenshade Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Esbenshade Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Eshelman Mr. and Mrs. John J. Eshleman Faye and Lester Mr. and Mrs Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. . R. Judson Fox H. B. Frew . Everett Frey Kenneth Garber Hayes Geiger Robert K. Gingher Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McCormick Mr. and Mrs. Robert Graybill, Jr. John and Serena Groff 8: Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Groff Mr. and Mrs. Haldeman Haubert's Nursery, Inc. Gordonville, Lancaster Co. Pa. Mrs. Mildred Hersh Mr. and Mrs. Clair Hershey Patrons IOO Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Jerry, Linda C. S. Hershey . Eby Hostetter . George Hostetter Lester D. Howe - John, Karen Joanne, Chris, Carol 81 Connie Mr. and Mrs. Axel Johnson Mr. John V. Kellenberger Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Walter Kellenberger Henry Kreider George S. Lacock Robert Leich A. Warren Lichty . Daryl B. Lichty Linda and Butch Linda Lou, Lois Ann and Rose Ann Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Lyle Mr. and Mrs. Richard McCombs Mr. Thomas McCormick Mr. and Mrs. James McLaughlin John T. Madigan Madigan's Marauders: Buzz, Rich, Ernie, Gary, Troutie, Bracket, Tex John, Jim, Duke, Horse, Bob Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Martin Mrs. Bonnie Matt Mr. and Mrs. Fred Maurer Mr. and Mrs. Paul Means Laurence A. Meley Mr. and Mrs. John K. Mellinger Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Miller, Jr. and Marsha Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. J. William Miller Reub Miller Robert B. Miller F. A. Minchhoff Bryon Mock Ray Moore The Moscovic Family Mr. Horace C. Munson Mr. and Mrs. John A. Musser The Pequeaettes Pequea Valley Actors Guild The Pequea Valley YFC Quiz Team Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Perella Pete and Becky Brown Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Reds and Jan Mr. and Mrs. Earl Pickel, Jr. Ray L . Plank Wilson H. Plank, Sr. Robert A. Pohle Lloyd Ranck Wayne Rapp Cyrus Reed Reginald S. Remley Mr. and Mrs. William E. Renshaw Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Rineer Ray, Thelma, Bonnie, Randy Rineer 7 Mr. and Mrs. George Rissler Mrs. Allen Rutt Sam, Clip, Dink, and Hairy Red, Shirl, Steve, Lori Sanderson Schizie, Besie and Phrenie Sharpe, Artie, Grand Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Shearer, Sr. Rev. Ward Shelly, Bethel Church Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Shirley Mr. and Mrs. Irvin C. Slaymaker Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Smeltz Mr. and Mrs. Harold M. Smith Smitty and Tennis Mr. and Mrs. Aaron E. Smoker Sophomore K.F.C. A Southern Belle Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Spotts Mr. and Mrs. George M. Steffy Mr. and Mrs. Elmer U. Stoltzfus Gladys M. Stoltzfus Mr. and Mrs. Melvin R. Stoltzfus Mr. and Mrs. Menno S. Stoltzfus Sugar Shack Girls Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Tennis Tootie and Ruthie The Varsity Hockey Team Mr. and Mrs. Peter S. Walker Weasel and Joyce Mr. and Mrs. Richard Yashek Mr. and Mrs . Frank E. Weaver Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weidman Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Wenger Mr. and Mrs . Samuel S. Wenger Paul M. Zimmerman Family The Cafeteria Staff Bruce Ebersole VIII Richard King VIII Earl Lacock VIII Michael Lichty VIII James Lyle VIII John Perella VIII JOHN HOUDER Original Lancaster County Swiss Cheese Phone: HI 2-2424 Gap Pa. NEWLIN' S TEXACO STATION HI 2-4167 Gap, Pennsylvania KENNEL' S GARAGE COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE Phone: 442-4154 GAP, PA. IRVIN R. SLAYMAKER Carpenter 81 Builder Aluminum Storm Windows, Doors, Siding Built-in Kitchen Kinzers, Pa. Phone HI 2-4492 F. B. KOCH Sz SONS HARDWARE PLUMBING , HEATING and TINNING STRASBURG, PA. Phone: 687-3611 ROY K. WEAVER RAUMOND HILLARD, JR. General Hauling Gap RD 1 HI 2-4738 REYNOLD E. SCHENKE CO. TOOL DESIGN -- DIE DESIGN t Agen METHODS State Farm Insurance Co. PRODUCTION MACHINING Auto ' Life ' Fife ' I-'iabilitY Phone: 587-7451 PARADISE, PA NOTIII DGCHIUI' Street PA. Miles East Of Lancaster, A- ' V1 VISIT an' G D thllf d I d 0 A ll C 011 GI' 011 nn LANCASTER, PENNSYLVANIA h'8L'.l I A I 9 I 3 l For Youngsters of All Ages From One to Ninety-One I I - W 'I r 14 ACRES OF ENCHANTED y I I Q ADVENTURE Fon EVERY '-l 1 MEMBER OF THE FAMILY Q' I M A ,Au i saw Ma EX BARN FAMOUS HEX BARN CAND'E5 Hollow School Road Uusr .ll Rl. :mol GIFT SHOP Infercourse, Pennsylvania CONESTOGA MINERAL WATER Phan., Area coae 717 - 7aa.al5l THE ESBENSHADE TURKEY FARM Since 1890 Paradise - Lancaster County, Pa. ' an For LUIESCH and for SNIGCKIQTIME , .fsszzss :aaa 'Yi Paradise Local 'I INTER-STATE MILK PRoDucERs' co-op SASSAFRAS Rooms Sz Apartments 12th and Central Avenue Convenient to good beach, Ocean City, New Jersey theaters Ez churches. Special Student Rates in June. M. Dunwoody, Owner SL Manager Phone 399- 2709 IO2 JOHN N. SMOKER General Store Kinzers, Penna. Compliments of . . . Mr. Sz Mrs. Charles Lichty Hi-Pine Farm CLAIR W. DENLINGER Carpenter and Builder Ronks, R.D. 1, Pa. Phone: 687-7793 RHOADS PIONEER MARKET A Little Bit of Everything 442-4605 Gap, R.D. 1, Pa Over a Century of Service PLANT FOOD STORE Harvey G. Good, Prop. Agricultural Limestone . Fertilizers HERSHEY Special Plant Foods . Soil Testing AZALEA FARM Water Hauling Gap, R.D. 2, Pa. Phone: 76-8-8451 Intercourse, Pa. Phone - Strasburg 687-7822 or Quan-yv111e sr 6-3722 V I. B. GRAYBILL 8: SON, INC. A FRIEND Strasburg and Refton, Pa. Cement - Grain - Coal - Feed LUMBER - FUEL OIL MILLER 8. SHIRK General Auto Repair Dynamometer Service Official Inspection Station Phone: 687-7812 Soudersburg Pa. Quality Tanning Buck Skin Leathergoods A. WARREN LICHTY Taxider mist Gordonville, Pa. Phone Intercourse 76-8-3917 C. M. REED'S SONS Dealers in Calves, Eggs, and Poultry Shipping Point Phones Residence Gap, Pa. Intercourse, Pa. White Horse, Pa. SOuthiield 8-8044 - 8-8046 - 8-8040 Compliments of rv X STAGE COACH MOTEL 1 Mile South Of Gap, Pa. On Route 41 BETTY'S DRIVE-IN ARTHUR S. YOUNG CO., Complete Restaurant Service INC. Breakfast - Luncheons - Dinners Power Farming Equipment Open 24 Hours Daily and Supplies Except ll P.M. Sat. To 9 A.M. Sunday General Machine Shop Betty Ch3.II1b6I'S Ph. HICkOI'y 2-9986 Phone: 442-4186 Kinzers, Pa Proprietress Area Code 717 WILLIAM C. DILLER Livestock Hauling Local and Long Distance All Cargo Insured 24 Hour Service Telephone 768-8189 Area Code 717 MY TOWN My town is the place where my home is founded, where my vote is cast, where my children are educated, where my neighbors dwell, and where my life is chiefly lived. It is the home spot to me. My town has the right to my civic loyalty. It supports me and I should support it. My town wants my citizenship, not my partisanship, my friendliness, not my dissensionsg my sympathy, not my criticism, my intelligence, not my indifference. My town supplies me with pro- tection, trade, friends, education, schools, churches, and the right to free moral citizenship. It has some things that are better than others, the best things I should seek to make better, the worst things I should help to suppress. Take it all in all, it is entitled to the best there is in me. -Reprinted from FOODSTUFFS J. C. WALKER 81 SCJNS, INC. COAL, BUILDING MATERIALS, FEEDS, FERTILIZERS GAP, PA. 442-4169 QUALITY AND SERVICE SINCE 1855 CLARK ELECTRIC Kelvinator Appliances and Girton Bulk Milk Tanks ELECTRICAL and REFRIGERATION SERVICE Phone: 768-8501 Kinzers, R. D. 1, Pa. WEIR'S PASTRY SHOP MILLER BROS. - AUTO BODY Shoo-Fly Pie Bread Auto Body Repairs Wholesale and Retail Newport Road, Gap Gap, R. D. 1, Pa. 442-4857 Phone: 442-4812 RUTT'S GIFT SHOP Gifts And Cards For All Occasions Film And Developing Service Phone: 768-8561 Intercourse, Pa. BEN S. STOLTZFUS Block-Laying, General Contracting, KL Cement Finishing Phone: 768-9271 Intercourse, Pa. New Tender Wonder Ham Pudding, Scrapple and 9 N Sp Bacon and Frankfurters ' 5 Sausage in Season I. in fi Won Favor By Quality And Flavor! Ezra W. Martin Co. Lancaster, Pa. t KJ AAF. ' . I , lag! 33'fa'?Ti:, ., -,,..,5' .5 OPOD0'-dx FRANK H. ll00VER Painting, Paperhanging 8x Floor Sanding Intercourse, Pa. 768-9267 EARL M. STEFFY Coal And Hauling 15 Pleasant Drive, Lancaster, Pa. Phone 394-7694 HERRS BULK BIN SERVICE For All of Your Feed Storage Problems On Farms or Mills TRI-MOR MANUFACTURING Jacob C. Herr Paradise, Pa. Gordonville Pennsylvania 768-3931 HARULD A. HURN AGENCY COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE 214 Fulton Bank Building 392-2079 PEQU EA VALLEY CHAPTER President . . Vice President Secretary . . Treasurer . . Reporter . . . Sentinel . . Chaplain . . W 05 I xoc,P- '01v 4' 4SAQEMQ4?i5 vo ' A .x 4 . ' 4 Ql 'f,1 XJ U U - .L-in fp e ' U1 f 'x 10 , , Q mul I 9 r753wX ' Q, r U gJt.J . . . . Glenn Esbenshade . . . Ken Koser . Donald Ranck Eugene Denlinger Randall Stoltzfus Leonard Sauder . Dale Stoltzfus F. F. A. MOTTO Learning to do, Doing to Learn, Earning to Live, Living to Serve. JAN WISE BEAUTY SHOP Off Route 30 - Near Gap For Appointment 442-4858 C. W. WITMER Pyrofax Gas Service Bulk And Bottled Soudersburg, Penna. AMDS EBY 81 CUMPANY Manufacturers of . . . High Grade Fertilizer Phone 687-2490 Paradise, Pa. Guns Fishing Equipment Sporting Goods and Toys 30 West King Street Lancaster, Pa. Toys Varsity Sweaters W Compliments of STATE BANK OF PARADISE KAY J EWELERS 36 N. Queen Street Lancaster, Pa. The Bank of Service PARADISE, PA. Member of Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. LAWRENCFS RESTAURANT Each Deposit Insured Up to 510,000.00 Gap Pa. ariinki Bzxirg Milk, Ice Cream and Dairy Products LANCASTER, PA. WERTZ'S SERVICE STATION HART'S DINER Phone: 687-6014 Strasburg, Pa. I-'inC01U Highway, East State Inspection Ronks, Pa- Washing - Greasing Atlantic Gas and Oil BRACKBILL'S GARAGE STRASBURG PHARMACY General Repair Work Kermit and Helen Leibensperger Intercourse, Pa. 15 E. Main St. Strasburg, Pa. Phone: 768-3251 Phone: 687-6058 DENLINGER Insurance Agency CONGRESS INN Phonel 4424912 Route 30 - East Of Lancaster Gap R.D. 1 Pa. SHlRK'S GARAGE Sales Service ...I -1 ll fl'HlrQVROLFTf I M I1 Phone: 768-3761 Paradise, Pa. Compliments of FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA AUTO BODY SHOP FENDER and BODY REPAIRS Refinishing - Painting Wreck Work Phone 768-3141 Gordonville, Pa. Build Your Account Safely . . . with . . . THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Honey Brook, Pa. Member F.D.I.C. CREAM TOP DAIRY THE FINEST IN ALL DAIRY PRODUCTS Phone: 392-8310 LINCOLN HIGHWAY EAST Lancaster, Pa. GEHMAN'S DINER Ronks, R. D. 1 Pa. Five Miles East of Lancaster NEW HOLLAND MEAT MARKET BUTCHERS Home Dressed and Smoked Meats GROCERIES Phone: 354-8351 W. L. ZIMMERMAN 81 SIINS Department Store Gulf Petroleum Products Hardware Store Bottled Gas Phone: 768-3131 Intercourse, Pa. Nationwide Insurance Companies IIENZEL A. BDLLINGEII Auto - Fire - Life Phone: 687-6326 Mutual Funds Paradise, Pa. Family Insurance - Auto Financing EISHEIFS DIESEL SERVICE Diesel Engines and Homelite Chain Saws Pumps and Generators Phone: 442-4674 - Residence 442-4365 Gap, Pa. FIRST NATIONAL BANK JEANNETTE'S St b , P . Main Office ras urg aBranch Office BEAUTY SHOP Strasburg, Pa. Willow Street, Pa. 442-4225 Gap, Pa VlOLA'S LEONARD C. MILLER Custom Made Evening and Wedding Gowns 102 East Main Street Phone: 733-1757 Ephrata, Pa. Painting - Paperhanging Floor Sanding Box 85 Soudersburg Phone: 687-3018 EUGENE A. SHEARER Welding Electric and Acetylene Steel Beam Welding Phone: 768-3921 Gordonville, Pa. NORMAN L. GRAHAM Builder Aluminum Products Dial: Intercourse 768-8081 R. D. No. l Kinzer, Pa. SUMMERS BROTHERS Plumbing - Heating - Hardware Phone: 442-4163 Gap, Pa. A. M. BURKHOLDER Groceries - Hardware Clothing Phone: 442-4631 Vintage, Pa. W. R. WATSON Contractor Painting and Decorating Painting and Paperhanging Floor Sanding and Finishing Gap, Pa. Farms - Businesses - Homes GORDON E. KLING Real Estate - Auctioneers Insurance Phone: 768-3661 Intercourse, Pa. Electric Heating Electrical Wiring and Appliances MARK E. DENLINGER Phone: 768-3541 Intercourse, Pa. GEORGE E. HOAR Insurance Agency Insurance Coverage for All Risks Automobile and General Casualty Fire, Storm and Extended Coverage Modern Homeowners Package Policies 442-4393 State Road Gap, Pa. JOHN J. HESS II PURINA CHOWS BAUGHS FERTILIZ ER INTERCOURSE, PA. PARADISE, R. D. 1, PA. PLAIN 8. FANCY FARM INC. Dining Room with Banquet Facilities to Serve 400 Family Style and Preferred Service Bird-in-Hand R. D. 1 768-8581 Gunsmithing - Hunting - Fishing - Archery Golf - Athletic Equipment Toys - Games - Hobbies THE SPORTSMAN'S SHOP 135 East Main Street Phone: 354-7891 New Holland, Pa. WALNUT GROVE FARM CANDIES AND GIFTS In the Heart of the Pennsylvania Dutch Country Route 30 LEAMAN PLACE STORE C. M. Eshleman Phone: 768-8871 Gap Branch THE FULTON NATIONAL BANK OF LANCASTER Gap, Pennsylvania Q UP ?5'?i :SSD-1 fbnrn 410 05501 Wie oss. Swag P1 FU YOUR DEALER FISHER MOTORS Oldsmobile Sales And Service Automobile Repairing Phone: 687-6011 Paradise, Pa. LLOYD D. HERSHEY Insurance Phone: 768-8631 Auto And Truck Repairs International Trucks Sales and Service 24-Hour Towing Service L. J. DENLINGER CO. Paradise, Penna. Master Mix Feeds H. C. ROBINSON Lumber Coal Lincoln Highway Den1inger Feeds Serve Definite Needs 442-4156 Gap Phone: 768-3031 768-3021 WILLIAM W. BAIR Painting and Decorating Spring Garden Kinzer RD No. 1 Pa. Phone: 768-8113 ROBERT RUTTER Electric Contractors - Hotpoint Appliances Paradise, Pa Phone: 687-6549 THOMAS F. FEISTER Painting Floor Sanding and HERSHEY Paperhanging GARMENT COMPANY Phone: HI 2-4381 Kinzers, R. D. 1, Pa. Free Estimates! Paradise, Pa. KURTZ'S Fresh Dressed Poultry Quality Eggs At All Times! Paradise, R. D. 1, Pa. Phone: 442-4821 GROFF BUICK, INC. Richard D. Zeimer Special - LeSabre Invicta - Electra Phone: 354-2215 436 E. Main Street New Holland, Pa GEORGE B. STERN Stucco Plastering Waterproofing Basements Gap Hill Kinzers, R. D. 1, Pa. Phone: HI 2-4300 HARNISH' S MEAT MARKET Your IGA Store Midway Between Paradise and Soudersburg Phone: OV7-6871 Proprietor - J. L. King THE GREEN LANTERN Drive-In Restaurant Food the way you like it. On Route 30 Three Miles East of Gapi WILLIS W. FUTER Gordonville, R. D. 1, Pa Television Sales and Service Phone: 768-8184 Lincoln Highway 7 Miles East of Lancaster Phone: 687-4116 SOUDERSBURG, PA. X V Il .U 1 ,, A ,,. :ov 4 '- in . . . Manufacturers of . . . School Pins - Rings - Medals ALL WORK GUARANTEED! Phone Gap - 442 - 43 14 KRAMER'S GARAGE IVAN SHORTY UMBLE Kinzers, R. D. 1, Pa. Fresh Produce Sz Produce Hauling Phone: 442-4618 Kinzers, R.D. No. 1 2 Mi. East of Gap Esso Service . . . By . . . PAUL SEC UNDA Vintage, Pa. AMOS B. WITMER Phone: 442-4231 Maytag DRIVE CAREFULLY , , , Phone: 687-6113 Paradise, Pa. Don't Hit a Pretty Girl- We Need Them. GEORGE N. RISSLER MILLER'S RESTAURANT Portable Milling Penna. Dutch Smorgasboard Phone: Gap 442-4493 Seven Sweets 8: Seven Sours R. D. No. 1, Kinzers, Pa. LLlHCh6S gl Dinners WARREN W. WEAVER BY-LERvS Jeweler FOOD LOCKER 144 E. Main Street New Holland, Pa. Gap Pa , . LENGACHER CHEESE HOUSE Cheese - Butter Lancaster County Phone: 442-4388 Kinzers, Pa. MRS. AMOS G. SUPPLEE Studio Of Music Teacher of Piano Sz Organ Pupil of Dr. Elmer M. Scheid Intercourse, Pa. HOOVER R. BAIR BROWN FUNERAL HOME Paradise, Pa. Gap, Pa. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF INTERCOURSE Intercourse, Pa. Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and Federal Reserve System your SACD! pA0f0gl al9A ill! 52 Jaw am,