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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1965 volume:

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SENIORS 1 1 ,,-.-- Y- A-XL-1'?-vlfxgghv Nix Q nun xg 2.1:-fi 4 ,iv ,U A ,yy 4, f,'-Xi -1' L' - X' f HX'N.. ., ff-xl R 1 W , mv , , , , w+ , f,,.+-f , x ,- NX -X. ,. ,- 44 ', , iff 1, . . ., ,'f, - . Off, 'fl fc,--5,, X ,, , ,f V, fr -4 Vi'-, X .151 ff, x fz ,,.f ,- , fx N xQQ,,Xx 651 43521 Aw ffr f y 5 ai . as . ,gr 'Y-figs ,ge , 9 14, +-f35,'tTr23 mfg cab 4 sh , mlm ,f A3 at fm! Y ,P 4 we ws 1' Wy ' f' 4. cl? Q fax if 4 Va, 2, 7 ax H is an end, and a beginning. We stand af the end of our childhood. ll has been a long journey, Sometimes difficult, Bul always rewarding. We sland af the beginning of adulthood. We are ready for the world And what it holds for us. ll foo will be rewarding. I I if --uf -7 -4: -.asf ff , aw1..a-f wat' , Q- 4 4 '. mf. - . 'A f- sf- any f- -4. .... . . , V54 I RICHARD E. WENGER Rick Academic Has athletic ability . . . toots a tough trumpet . . . that laugh . . . Wenger's Used Car Lot . . . future shop teacher. Band 1-4, President 43 Soccer 1-45 Baseball 1-4, Basketball 1-4, Student Council 1-3, Class President 1,2,4g Pioneer 3, Musical Comedy 2,35 Pep Club 2. EDITH M. SHELLEY She1ley Commercial Always seen with Rosanna . . . faithful F.H.A. member . . . easy to get along with . . . fond of a certain Grand Prix! F.H.A. 2-4, Vice President 35 Class Secretary 2-4, Pequoian 4, Intramurals 2,3. RICHARD D. PEACHEY Lurch Commercial I hear a bird! . . . class joker . . . steers a mean Merc . . . pet peeve-- WORK . . . plans to be an accountant. Class President 3, Class Vice Presi- dent 2,4g Pioneer 3. CA LVIN KENNE L Jim Academic Seen in Paradise . . . those eyes' V terror in French class brawny wrestler. Wrestling 2-4, Class Treasurer 4 Pequoian 4, Jr.-Sr. Play 4 Intramurals 3. 1 gV,. , i f We . , f,ff-frf'73'3fZ4-f-'-31'f2ZfN'l,1 '1J1 Irw'aN1'xltvv-:'- ,, -N . ., , MI - -f ' -N. N ' l f' AQY NXNXXN 1'-l 1' ,V , 3 ' ,I . fp-f,:.g,Vj gfg:!f'Q!,7,7J,-,,-,- . , , . l - ff lfif,- 7'j - s MT fi W. , BARRY L. BAUM Baumie Agriculture One of the Agabonds . . . tall . . . tears up Linville Hill with a tough '56 Ford . . . future lies in Christiana. Intramurals 1. RONALD BOUDER HROHH General Drives amean Merc! . . . newcomer to 12-4 . . . one of the cagers . . . guffaws . . . doesn'tlethomeworkgethim down. Soccer 1,23 Baseball 1,2,43 Basketball 2-4. 1.7. G. JEFFREY BEANE J eff Academic A very devoted class member . . . one of the Paradise gang . . . Bean Blos- som . . . likes to argue. Band 1-4, County Band 3,43 Mixed Cho- rus 1-4, County Chorus 2-43 Library 3,43 Pioneer 33 Pequoian 4s Jr.-Sr. Play 33 Musical Comedy 1-33 F.T.A. 4. l LINDA LEA BOWLES LYUU19 Commercial Pleasing personality , . , an hgnor student . . . Jan's pal . . . wears neat clothes . . . quiet. . .likes gym class ??? Pequoian 43National Honor Society 3, 4. 7 VICTOR E. BLANK, JR. Vic Academic Wheels a mean Chevy.. . Rachel's boy . . . knows his history . . . seen at Chester Coimty dances . . . happy-go- lucky. Baseball lg Student Council 33 Pequoian 4. BONNIE LOUISE BRENEMAN Bonnie Academic Those weekends . . . wheels the Brene- man Bus . . . has voice capacity for a cheerleader . . . patronizes all local dances. Mixed Chorus 1,3,4, Girl's Chorus 2,33 Hockey 1-33Actor's Guild 1-33 Cheer- leading 2-43 Library 1-43 Pioneer 33 Proj. Club 23 N.H.S. 2-4, Jr.-Sr. Play 3,43 Musical Comedy 2-43 Stage Crew 4. I-YY'Y-'7lf X',7Vl'17 1 ' 1 - V 1 Q 1 ,.s i . f ' 1-5--2gXQ.iF,tG.yXQua',aMlWYiX'a5xXwheigfifMy if.iifi'3i11fi-init , -xx i M. MARIE ANN BUCKWALTER Bucky Academic Livesin aworld of art and dreams . . . member of American Kennel Club . . . active?'?? . . . 4' 11 3f4 basketball center. Band 1-4, Sec.-Treas. 45 F.T.A. 45 Cheerleading 153,45 Student Council 1- 4, Secretary 1,45 Jr.-Sr. Play 3,45 Li- brary 2,35 Pioneer 3,45 Pequoian 4. BETTY JANE COFFROAD Pee-Wee Commercial Anything but bashful . . . has special friend from Octorara . . . those green eyes! . . . always talking on the phone . . friendly smile. Intramurals 1. DONALD L. CLAIR Donnie General One of the 12-4 gang . . . always bum- mingaride . . . Yeah, Chocolate . . . runs around with K.C .... quiet in class? '? ? Soccer 2,45 Baseball 1-45 Student Coun- cil 35 Intramurals 1-3. SUSAN CUNNINGHAM Susan Academic Heading for Coatesville . . . seen with Frenchy and Moose . . . likes to dance . . . mathwhiz? ?? . . . greatesthockey manager. Band 1-45 Hockey 1-45 Class Treasurer 15 Pep Club 152. 8 7,--Q .HRX X . --,,.,.,f, . ,,,,, , 5 5 ,VNU H -H ml if ll TW' XX' ffffv' I 1 '-mf-24' Aifi:'f.UQZZf W7f'f'i5if , ., f ., ,5 dwgudii' KENNETH D. CLARK Kenny General How about that! . . . one of Mr, Madigan's Marauders . . . member of the 12-4 gang. Baseball 1-45 Rifle 45Intramurals 153, 4. DARLENE E. DAVIS Darlene Commercial Seen but not heard . . . hails from Gap hill . . . friendly . . . Miss Kramer's typist . . . future secretary. F.H.A. 45 Intramurals 1-4. .ipellin uns 3 Elem ful F,F,Aa Ultram Fr: Driv visit tary Bam 35 St neei 1 General of M1-I amber gf Pals 1,3, Z5 r -iz 2:5-1 is 9 J Sf?-ff-C . '6 1 ?-Li' , V Z A 1 273 rom Gap rameris 1 I EUGENE DENLINGER Del1inger Agriculture Rims a bad Chevy . . . always study- ing??? . . . those eyes! . . . carefree . . . future lies in farming. F.F.A. 1-4, Treasurer 3,45 Library 35 Intramurals 1,2. FRANCES E. EARHART Fran Commercial Drives a little red bug . . . frequent visitor of New York . . . future secre- tary, Band 1,25 Mixed Chorus 1,25 F.H.A. 2, 35Student Council 45 Library 1,25 Pio- neer 35 Pequoian 45 Stage Crew 4. JERRY DIEM Jer Commercial Always laughing . . . likes boys , . . seen with Sauce . . . What's at Bow- mansville? . . . likes English??? . . . watch those guard rails! I Girl's Basketball 45 Library 1-35 Jr,- Sr. Play 45 Intramurals 1-3. BOB ELMER Elmer General Muscle man of the stage crew . . . a killer with a soccer ball . . . another Annie Oakley with a rifle . . . drives a hot '52 Chevy? ? Rifle 3,45 Library 1-35 Stage Crew 45 Intramurals 1-4. 9 V! GARY DUKEMAN Gary Academic Another of Mr. Madigan's Marauders . . .has a shaky floor shift . . .fre- quently visits Twin Valley . . . blushes very easily. Soccer 15 Rifle 1-45 Library 15 Stage Crew 1. l RUTH ANN FISHER Ruthie Academic Everyone'sfriend . . . Fiddlesticks! . . . a German whiz! 1 . . . busy proof- reader. Mixed Chorus 1,3, Girl's Chorus 2,35 F.T.A. 3,4, President 45 Actor's Guild 2,35 Pioneer 35 Pequoian 45 N.H.S. 2-45 Jr.-Sr. Play 4. ,- nf- Mxliillrl I f 5.Nfi'A's,',r-fy-, mfs '- rig., ,Q It , V in ,37: L:. 1'-?'.J,,EjXq N XQXAAV3' gill' p V ' T V ' ',l CARL GARVER Carl General Drives a wild Plymouth . . . one of Bradley's buddies . . . a mighty wres- tler . . . Lend meadimeI . . . agood Democrat. Band 1,25 Soccer 1,25 Baseball 1,2,45 Basketball Manager 15 Wrestling 2-43 Intramurals 1,2. SALLY ANNE FISHER Sally Commercial Tall. . .the Jolly Green Giant. . . good basketball playe r . . . Did you mention food? ! ! . . .long hair . . . drives a '57 Mercury . . . I'm telling you! Girl's Basketball 4g F.H.A. 4g Library 4g Intramurals 4. ANN GILGORE' Ann Commercial Dark hair . . . one of the gang in 12-3 . . . always carrying on . . . likes boys from New Holland . . . speed demon . . . How about those dances at Honey Brook? I? Girl's Basketball 45Jr.-Sr. Play 45 In- tramurals 1-3. ARTHUR GROFF Artie General One of the Milley's gang . . .loves Eng1ish?? ? . . . I guess! . . . always on the go . . . quiet? ? . . .Army bound. Soccer 1-45 Baseball 1,2,4g Basketball 1-23 Wrestling 3,4g Student Council 35 Class Treasurer 25 Class Vice Presi- dent 3. IO SYLVIA GEITER Sylvie Commercial Hails from Round Top . . . enjoys roller skating . . . seen with Suds . . . likes to ride horses . . . wants to be a secre- tary. Intramurals 1 - 4. LLOYD HERSHEY Hershey Agriculture One ofthe Agabonds . . . spends ample time at the speedway. . .wheels awhite Pontiac. Wrestling 4g Student Council 43 Intra- murals 2,3. X TQ 'YL-If irc., fn mfr . ' -Ig, vt. 'I u EY Q EH griclllfuig 5 nd5 lm ','!5apL1s2!!'lt ,gmail 42 W MARK H. HERSHEY Mark General That's the breaks! . . . likes dancing , , . girl crazy . . . those brown eyes and thatblonde hair . . . likes to argue with teachers . . . that laugh . . . often seen at New Holland. Band 3,45 Orchestra 3,45 Soccer Man- ager 25 Wrestling Manager 25 Jr.-Sr. Play 45 School Store 4. SUSAN FAYE HERSHEY Sauce Commercial Secretary in Room 24 . . . always smil- ing . . . devilish . . . likes Scott High . . . those eyes . . . wears neatclothes. Library 1-35 Pioneer 35 Intramurals 2. LILA J. HESS Lil Commercial Looks forward to weekends . . . Look out typewriter, here she comes! . . . Mr.Heisse ' s faithful secretary . . friendly . . . future secretary. Band 1-45 Mixed Chorus 1,25Hockey 1, 3,45 F.H.A. 25 Student Council 3,45 Pio- neer 35 Pequoian 45 Musical Comedy 3,4. 2 JOHN H. HOSTETTER Horse Academic Seen with Ray and Wenger . . . Ever hear of a midnight swim? ? . . . math andphysics whiz . . . seenina'54 Ford . . . Wake up, John! Band 1-45 Mixed Chorus 15 Soccer 1-45 Basketball 1,25 Rifle 3,45 F.T.A. 45 Pio- neer 35 Pequoian 45 Jr.-Sr. Play 3,4. 1 l CHRIS HESS Chris Academic One of the safe drivers at Pequea! . . . seen with the younger girls in our school . . . French whiz?? Band 1-45 Wrestling 2-45 Pequoian 4. BEULAH HOUCK Bea Commercial Seen with Shirley . . . natural blonde? ? . . . talkative . . . Watch out for the Amish buggies! . . . little but mighty . . . looking forward to being a beauti- cian. Girl's Basketball 45 Library 35 School Store 45 Intramurals 1-4. V 'f,'?9-T162 5-ffl !.3'lP'! ' I' ,iifijlf dxf X ' AQ... flT'j',! lg, 5 M Ml 3 ,I X2 5 I V N Q U , I Xi it Qx.txlSQlXXl'y ,XX! .m+,:,1,' I' ,rf,'3'!lIW'!1 I xxx ! I I ROSS B. HOUCK Gus Commercial Quite apilot drivinga '57 Plymouth . . . goes to Parkesburg every weekend . . . plays awild guitar . . . one of our great wrestlers . . . future serviceman. Wrestling 3,45 Library 3,45 Intramurals 1,3,4. ' LINDA KRAMER Pinky Commercial Drives a red Dodge . . . terror in the typing room . . . Mr. Musser's favor- ite?? . . . I don't think I'll come to school tomorrow! . . . enjoys gym classes'?'? Band 1-35 Actor's Guild 2-45 Library 1,25 Jr.-Sr. Play 3,45 Pep Club 2. JUDITH C. HOUDER Jasper Academic Will she ever learn to drive? . . . oBLIViously . . . seen on the dance floor with that special one . . . bound for college . . . look out! Band 1-35 Mixed Chorus 1,25 Hockey 1, 3,45 Cheerleading 1-45 Student Coimcil 1,25 Jr.-Sr. Play 35 Pep Club 2. E. ROY KREIDER Kreider Agriculture Another Agabond . . . takes frequent trips to Mount Joy . . . runs a mean Lark . . . Mr. Dowlin's pal . . . likes to write 500 sentences anytime . . . dangerous soccer player. Band 1-35 Soccer 45 Baseball 25 Basket- ball 15 Intramurals 1,2. I2 k. wmghv , 5 Wy. Chgefle 3gN'H'a JANET LOUISE JOHNS J-9-U Commercial Nice personality . . . Frankie , , , Mrs. Aiken's secretary . . . frequently goes to Greencastle . . . Lynn's pal likes gym class? '? 4 Mixed Chorus 15 Girl's Chorus 2,35 In- tramurals 1,2. A 4 Stretch ' Anotherl alitymi Sie Deut: 1 WON'Tp Bllldl-43 ly I'9l3.l'y2i M 2-43 Pep DEBORAH CARRELL KRUSEN Deborah Academic Likes to talk and study . . . undying 4 energy . . . Now which one are you? . . . a real blonde . . . one of the Dutch Wonderland Queens . . . afuture chem- ist. 5 Band 1-35 Mixed Chorus 1,25 Cheer- leading 3,45 Library 45 Pioneer 39 Pequoian45N.H.S. 2-45 Jr.-sr. Play 4- 5 I I-'Y X Xxl X giff wi f - it will i-.mx--5 I -,.,i..,5A,u K ,,t Q ,f af! , ' frequently WIS pal In U15 233111. H n I 5 , 5 V if 7'5ffg'i SE' USEN . f I I ,gals on? me DUICU L6 0 ' ziuture Chem . beef' 1210 a: Svfvflee' 4, ,Jw L, DIANA VANKIRK KRUSEN Diana Academic The other Dutch WonderlandQueen . . . oh, all those books . . . poetess . . . bookworm . . . will brighten up a li- brary. Band 1-33 Mixed Chorus 1,23 F.T.A. 43 Cheerleading 3,43 Library 43 Pioneer 33 N.H.S. 2-43 Jr.-Sr. Play 4. DONNA LOUISE LEFEVER Dino General Hails from Solanco . . . always smiling . . . likes Pontiacs . . . Do you know any good jokes? . . , runs around with the Jolly Green Giant. Mixed Chorus 1,23 F.H.A. 1,23 Intra- murals 1. EDITH LENGACHER Stretch Academic Another Swiss gal . . . sweet person- ality . . . those blue eyes! . . . Sprechen Sie Deutsch? . . . quiet, but . . . I WON'T play in the pep band! ! Band 1-43 Mixed Chorus 1,23 Class Sec- retary 23 Pequoian 43 Musical Comedy 2-43 Pep Club 23 Intramurals 3,4. J OANNE E. LOCKARD' JOHHHf-2 Commercial Pleasant personality . . . pretty brown hair . . . always smiling , , , drives 3 Chevy . . . constantly talking , , , will be a secretary in the future. Intramurals 1,2. I3 ASTRID LENGACHER Astrid Academic Hails from Switzerland . . . a friend to all . . . has a mean sword-like pencil . . . Another day, another A! . . . that accent! . . . cheers our teams to vic- tory. Band 1-43 Mixed Chorus 1,23 Hockey 43 Cheerleading 1-43 Student Council 2-4, Vice President 43 Jr.-Sr. Play 43 Musi- cal Comedy 2,33 Pep Club 23 Intra- murals 3,4. JAMES D. MARTIN Jim Academic Drives amean push button . . . physics whiz?? . . . the teacher's best friend . . . camera bug . . . friend to all. fmaiiwnrf,'f We-err it I I PAUL D. MEANS, JR. ,.MeanS., Commercial Often seen at Dutch Haven . . U. d1'iV9S a fuel injected scooter . . . friend of Mrs. Matt . . . his future sails with the 'tn Navy. 15:35 Soccer 1-45 Baseball 1-35 StudentCoun- cil 15 Intramurals 1-3. LESTER F. MARTIN Big Les General Enjoys doing push-ups?? '? . . . likes shop . . . blue eyes . . .likes girls, HA! HA! . . . B.A. whiz . . . drives a mean '49 Plymouth. KARYL L. MENGE Tagg General Anybody have anything to eat? . . . always ready for alaugh . . . seen with a score book! . . . seen at the New Holland Pool . . . future nurse. Band 1-35 Hockey 1-4, Manager 3,45 Girl's Basketball 45 F.H.A. 3,45 Actor's Guild 15 Library 1-35 Jr.-Sr. Play 3,45 Pep Club 25 Intramurals 1-4. SHIRLEY A. MELLINGER Shirley Academic Loves to argue . . . innocent?? . . . admires architecture . . . Let's go to the Wagon Wheel! . . . tough student directress. Band 1-45 Student Council 15 Pioneer 35 Pequoian 45N.H.S. 3,45 Jr.-Sr. Play 3, 45 Musical Comedy 3,45 Pep Club 35In- tramurals 1,2. I4 KAREN E. MELLINGER K9.I'9H Academic May Iplease go see Mr. Meley? , , , class worker . . . drivesamean Comet . . . What about that college party? . . . can't wait to see her special one . . . seen with Jes. I Band 1,25 Mixed Chorus 1-3, Girl's Chorus 35 Actor's Guild 2-4, Treasurer 3, President 45 Library 2,35 Pioneer 35 Pequoian 45 Musical Comedy 1. SHIRLEY MILLER vvghirleyvv Commercial Petite . . . always seen with Bea . . . only her hairdresser knows . . . loves gym class? ? . . . wants to be a beauti- cian. - Library 35 School Store 4. ,,,.,x,,4f ,,, 5,1!!!.n! , 1. ,gm .g.!.xui.1.,! .wx N , 11.1, , '- - N,L1'J ' K UZ! EN 'Z ' QYQ I 4,-l17.,,1'f , 1 4 ,417-X H X , , - ,., N A , , mcg, I Drive tel! at Bi Seniflfs Libra!! 1 IIKEHN Hardwor! . . . 42st1 study , , , peeking tl Milled Cl q!10ilI1 45 314i Mus: 1-4. 1 4 jfx ,Ill hw Inq JAKE MITCHELL Commercial a '56 wheelbarrow . . . seen of- at Betty's . . . those jokes--keep in stitches . . . friend of all. rf 71 F: 9' fig' it ff W . Liga big' -AWP fr 1 4.5 M' fin'-'lhiiik ff' f'7'5h55i?i'i3.-x- 15' KENNETH MYERS Ken Academic Hardworking . . . MayI be excused? . . . 42 study hallsaweek---NO time to study . . . Yea, Mr.MeleyI . . . seen peeking through the stage curtains. Mixed Chorus 1-45 Library 1,25 Pe- quoian 45 Proj. Club 2-45 Jr.-Sr. Play 3,45 Musical Comedy 2-45 Stage Crew 1-4. SUZANNE C. MITCHELL Suds Commercial Hails from Paradise . . . praises Ringo . . . Oh, yea? !? ...likes seventh graders! . . .wants tobeahairdresser. F.H.A. 2-45 Library 1-45 Intramurals 1-3. SANDRA A. MYERS Sandy Academic Pick up the hockey balls, Cunning- ham! . . .does she or doesn't she? . . . watch out for those traffic tickets . . . future Cosmetologist. Band 1-45 Mixed Chorus 1,25Hockey 1, 354, Manager 3,45 Pequoian 45 Jr.-Sr. Play 3,45 Musical Comedy 2,35 F.H.A. 2. 15 PHILIP MOORE Pete General One of the 12-4's . . .hails from Narvon . . . hangs around with the gang . . . likes to eat subs . . . mischief-manu- facturer. Intramurals 1-4. RODNEY L. PEACHEY Peach General Drives a blue custom '56 Ford . . . crazy about cycles . . . not usually fotmd at home . . . future lies in Christiana. Soccer 25 Baseball 1,25 Wrestling 1-45 Class Treasurer 35 Intramurals 3. I 9' we V 1 1 1 i I 11. Y xl' E . Sy ff iiixgxft Xj,'TgglQ'f'X,?lii,l ix , it 12 .W til. NMH MQXNNXYKXX SHEILA D. PHENNEGER Sheila ACadeII1iC Always in agood mood . . . keeps smil- ing . . . quiet? ? . . .wheelsa'56 Chevy . . . likes to mow grass . . . has that Kentucky spirit! I l Girl's Basketball 45 F.H.A. 45 Library 15 Jr.-Sr. Play 45 Intramurals 1-4. LEE REYNOLDS Lee Academic Dribbles a mean basketball . . . Mr. Meley's favorite student . . . seen with Leonard . . . A Mantle and Yankee Fan . . . can't see why P.V. doesn't have a football team. Baseball 3,45 Basketball 1-45 Intra- murals 1-4. MARGARET A. RANSON Peggy COmm61'Ci8.1 Girl with an artistic hand . . . won gold key for The Timeless Child . . . al- ways laughing . . . hard worker . . . gets along with everyone. Mixed Chorus 15 Girl's Basketball 2-45 Pep Club 25 Pequoian 45 Intramurals 1-4. ROBERT RAY Bob Academic See youatGehman's! . . . has a mean typewriter . . . drives a '59 Rambler HLGI Ano' :5'8.C A- P F,F 45? . .qs keg- . 15 . . . quick tempered . . . loves German 5 A 4? ? I !? Band 1-4, District 15 Mixed Chorus 15 Soccer 1,3,45 Baseball 354, Manager 3, A 45 Basketball 2-45 Library 35 N.H.S. 3, 45 Musical Comedy 2,3. RONALD RINEER Ronnie Commercial Runs ahot'55 Chevy . . . Who's she? . . . quiet. . . seen anywhere . . . those blue eyes... always laughing . . . likes to make friends . . . no future plans. I6 JANET M. RISSLER Jes Academic Pleasant personality . . . key-tapping Pequoian member . . . Room 41024, Where 5 are you? . . . Karen's shadow. Mixed Chorus 1,4, Girl's Chorus 2,35 F.H.A.2-4, Treas. 35 F.T.A. 2,45 Pio- neer 35 Pequoian 45 N.H.S. 3,45 Musi- cal Comedy 1. Gif Pre: one busi Bam rus 2,4, 45 N Com 'LGT ll . 'U' ' 2 f.f:55f,-Pill, 'fQ I5 ri '74, A' -' 1- WT a,4s mimi 1?-2l'sZ rn frffsu LEONARD SAUDER Agriculture Agabond . . . seen with Randy a faithful friend . . . drives a hot '58 Chevy . . . adds life to F.F.A.-F.H. Len A. parties. lF.F.A. 1-4, Sentinel 3, Vice President 45 Pequoian 4. R15 . l. . we .sclwmfl Gif! W' frfv' ,' 35. 5. ?3,,,4J' 5 fl. . GLENN SHEE 'Glenn Academic Presides over the Student Council . . . one of those out-of-step color guards! frequently seen in the office--for business purposes only . . . future Vet. Band 354, Color guard 3,45 Mixed Cho- rus 15 Snack Bar 3,45 Student Council 2,4, President 45 Pioneer 35 Pequoian 45 N.H.S. 2-45 Jr.-Sr. Play 35 Musical Comedy 15 Pep Club 25 Intramurals 1-4. l DONALD R. SCOTT Scobb Academic The joy-maker of 12-2 . . . gives Mr. Musser a hard time . . . good physics student? . . . obeys speed limits? ? Band 1-45 Soccer Manager 3,45 Base- ballScorel-:eeper 1-35 Musical Comedy 2-4. BARRY SHIRK Shirk Agriculture Sharp black hair . . . adds zest to the Ag. clan . . . occasionally seen at Geh- man's. F.F.A. 1-45 StudentCouncil 15 Pequoian 45 Intramurals 1,2. EUGENE SHEARER Jeep General Drives a neat '56 Chevy . . . friendly . . . always smiling . . . ariot in class! . . . one of those Gordonville guys . . . Where's Donna? Band 1,25 Soccer 1-35 Intramurals 1-3. BRADLEY SMITH Smitty General I'm so short! . . . one of Carl's side- kicks . . . Elvis of Pequea Valley . . . hails from Round Top. Intramurals 1 - 4. .i2j N.': nf f ,:-'sf-g5X13.xqej, fi ia M , 5 1 flllxlvlll X vvxht, Mt BARBARA SPEAKMAN ,frenchyn Academic Qh, many , , , seen with Moose and Snorkie . . . natural blonde?? . . . oi- ten seen atChristiana! . . . what a vo- cabulary! l Band 1-35 Mixed Chorus 15 Hockey 15 Actor's Guild 1-45Student Council 1,25 Library 1-45Jr.-sr. Piay 3,45 Pep Club 25 Intramurals 1,2. NANCY J. STOLTZFUS Nano Academic The guiding light of our F.H.A. . . . active in 4-H . . . sweet enthusiastic personality . . . works at Plain Sz Fancy . . . Wants to be a nurse. Mixed Chorus 152, Girl's Chorus 35 F. H.A. 2-4, President 45 Actor's Guild 1, 45 Library 1-45 Intramurals 152. I8 Xjf 467- P nR,2I'ldY Meal at wicked winS Pl' F'F,A. Intfilm BEVERLY SPOTTS vvBeVn ' General Seen with Carl . . . eats Ham Boats and Pizza! . . . whatatemper! l . . .a good Democrat . . . comesfrom Narvon , , , wants to be a future Nothing , Library 15 Intramurals 152. Gary J iminj Gulf , 5 big bac funny, NORA Y. STOLTZFUS ' Nora General Possesses a unique personality . . . I curly brown hair and big brown GYQS . . . can be stubborn at times . . . t2lk0S frequent trips to Indiana . . . Rose'S friend. O F.H.A. 354. RANDELL D. STOLT ZFUS Randy Agriculture Meet another Ag. guy.. . drives a wicked Merc . . . likes English?? . . . wins prizes at hog shows. F.F.A. 1-4, Reporter 3, President 4, Intramural Wrestling 1-3. GARY M. SUMMERS Gary General Jiminy Christmas . . . seen at Chet's Gulf . . . hailsfrom Gap . . . drives a big bad Buick . . . laughs at anything ftmny. RONALD STOLTZFUS Ron General Ownsabad '56 Ford . . . willpossess a '58 Chevy 6-cylinder automatic in the future . . .likes rootbeer . . . quiet . . . seen at all dances . . . neat blue eyes. MAURICE SUMMERS Summers Commercial A mite devilish . . . another Gap resi- dent . . . likes to take girls home . . . beats a certain '50 Chevy. Library 2,35 Intramurals 1-3. I9 ROSE ELAINE STOLTZFUS ROSe Academic Well, hi! . . . everyone's pal . . . Randy's sis . . . Couldn't exist without Rosanna . . .fond of a certain red Pontiac. F.H.A. 2-4, Secretary 45 Pequoian 4. ROBERT SUMMERS Bob Commercial Check that hot'51 Plymouth . . . a ter- ror on roller skates? I ? . . . works at Gehman's Diner . . . oh, those eyes the quiet type? ? ? Band 1-4, Orchestra 1-4, Library 2,35 Intramurals 1-4. in X81-MR xWN1'KX2'.ff 7' W ff 'XX , , H' if-Y1'!..1'i 'X EW l . , ,, ,, . h , , Aj Xulxxxl' U ,wx 3 ii1w,i,l,2. v , X.- ,, ,.,f. ,, l V. X, I MARY E. WALTMAN ' Commercial Mari Well--the-- . . .often seen with Fran . . . naturalcurls?? . . . terror on the road . . . Beatle fan. Girl's Chorus 25 F.H.A. 3g Library 1, 2g Pequoian 45 Intramurals 1. ALFRED M. WANNER, JR. MAIN Academic adise . . . curly blonde hair. . . sometimes involved in political discussions . . . has quite an imagination . . . upholds farm policy. Band 1-45 Mixed Chorus 1-45 Soccer 15 Library 15 Musical Comedy 1-3g Frequently seen at Par Intramurals 1. DONNA L. YODER Hliutch I I Commercial s a friendly smile . . . likes boy - s . . . can be easily annoyed . . ,quiet seen with Jo . . . will b - secretary in the future. e an effectwe Intramurals 1-3. H h H DAVID ZIMMERMAN Zlm General Baseball enthusiast . . . hails, frgm Gordonville . . .that '57 Chev . . 9, terrific catcher . . . future sees him as an employee at Armstrong. K, Soccer 25 BaSeb2L111-45 Basketball 2- In Memoriam Student Council 43 Intramurals 3. MICHAEL NEAL DENNIS June 9, 1946 - November 3, 1961 Death is the golden key that opens the palace of eternity. - - Milton Xxx f-'XlQl,l'i'.ls-'sig:xv 3-.xxx V , I' t'- 'xx- lui YW' 3, Q Q R Ommercig ike S - - - quiet . M Hn effective SENICJR srANDours N i il U F BOB RAY Merit Scholarship Recognition BONNIE BRENEMAN American Legion Orator MARIE BUCKWALTER D. A. R. Award GLENN SHEE Teen of the Week 21 4.141-vf,' .fzisnfw , ff X1 Z4 xx!-HEiX'if TN .-'--,',:'1 A ,, JUN f -ii V, X Xxx:-SkismQl'QXkXXN'i:'Q1,iv WM' 1, H iI1y'V'1' ' QQ ww n 5' ' ' , .Mx Y FACULTY I ?f 109, WLN 74 ff, A X Tk X They guide us fhroughilhe maze' y Slowly, carefully pOll1lm9 UU' feel n y Toward the nexf rung of the ladder' f l. Wifhouf fhem the ascent would l96H11possnbl9:- l W. ESHELMAN MR- REGINALD BEMLEY MR'fl5ignHsIsl1Igo1 Principal Supervising Principal THIRD ROW: Melvin W. Robinson, Martin Wanner, John Scott, Irvin Slaymaker. SECOND ROW: Warren Watson, Ralph Homsher, Frank Lichty, Walt Denlinger, Earl Ranck. FIRST ROW: C. J. Bryer, Harold Keneagy, Granville Clark, Alfred Wanner, H. Rhine Hershey, Lawrence Perella. 24 44-7,4-47, .www X. HV.,l...:.w,..---r-,..,x x iMlx+l!1,l 4' A' li i.lfli'fIliQTQS- 2 l l, l l'l :itil V' ll VJ 11 6 'T' L 4.5 M tel MR. HARRY POWNALL SECRETARIES: Violet B u c k W alt e r , Sally Bouder, Business Manager Martha Clark, Sally Ibaugh. MR. GEORGE ALTHOUSE Guidance Counselor MR. THOMAS E. GROFF Guidance Counselor Ateacher affects eternity, he can never tell where his influence stops. - -Henry B. Adams Without ideals, without effort, Without scholarship, without philosophical continuity there is no such thing as education. --Abraham Flexner 25 MRS. RHODA HOSTETTER School Nurse ?fs1.':S'QNxXgAfT,xxw1X'1' 'gi - CQ KX -Mil, ,glgi Y, b,,M, X 'J uw-I . NMxix5i.-Nisaj WNW xiii? ' ji lm 1f, 'uH lwi!M ,ff f X 4 ,ti BETTY B, AIKEN RICHARD A. ALTMAN RHODA C. ANDERSON Biology Social Studies English DONALD W. BAILEY KAREN BORAN HAROLD E. BRENNER Physical Education General Homemaking Industrial Arts 1 DORIS 2NIi.Cr?NGER VERNON E. DOWLIN EVERETT P, FREY ng 15 Mathematms Industrial Arts 5 MARY L. GENSEMER ROBERT K. GINGHER HENRY E. GIVLER English Driver Education Sz Math Vocational Agriculture ROBERT HEISSE GERALD L. HERSHEY JOSEPH G. HESS English Business Education Mathematics GARY W. HOPKINS NLARJORIE JARRETT JOHN KOSHUTA Geography Sz SCienC9 Business Education Substitute Instrumental Music 1-,Q JOANN M. KRAMER Physical Education ,, gym ,X MII-LAN J' WATZER MARY JANE LEHIGH German Aft , mx: ,'fg,57?,f,,,3,-0 2 W, swarm. -' - 3,1 V -wf,l!X'f'yA, Y A 4 f , X.,x f,,- 4 J 'Z'K '49-:fix Q , ' 432155 F- .,i,, ,, . .y W 1' ,f fw,,Q,.v - ,..Q,...9 V. H . f mtl: Qi -aff, , 5 ,- hw-f,.! . A - , , 1 ,ly ,I Q , A f Q M 2 . Q Q A 4, A my 1 Q 4521, ' X? f f , 74 9? 1 1 X if 0 f f 4 A M my , Q Yfi m',,w7,fa', ff f' .W Yf giffwifz 21173 :.J.51'4f9 Q , I 6 , y 5 44 ,, 4 QV X 4 w f , xy , Q e f A X Q , Q f V 1 r ,ff 1 X 7 .vw A nn., .x,, 7 Q ,ml .Q if , fa M, 1 0 me K7 Af, . 1 ,. .Ni f'Vv ' fg M, 4. M-W ,fy -3 dwg. if ,514 - if ' , JOHN T. MADIGAN AMMON S. MARTIN Science Special Education THOMAS W. MCCORMICK LA Social Studies .ff --,:Vz4-:.. Ex-. 1m,g.v1' -' J, Hi 'xx'.W'e ,j j,k-EY-A , W7 .K ff :f 4 7-i X RVN- 155' :g.iv.'xXxw .. 1.Nc5,wNM. 'fin 1. URENCE A. MELEY French X X' rv--1f- V-,.., -.,,l,, A ..:i.!,',f4.,1 fff J OH 1JAME E I , .gif , , ,. ,i fV,V V, 1 , JAY' ,fg,,,,,, 1 4 if' i 1 EU 1 S0Ci: I M7 'N-.. 1' W' SLUT 2531105 If i v EH DOROTHY NIELDS Remedial JAMES M. SCLICHTER RICHARD D. SHIRLEY GUSTAV E WACHHAUS English Health Sz Social Studies Vocal Music EUGENE P, WILE ROSALYE L. YASHEK MARTHA ZEPP Librarian Vocational Homemaking X llhwilliiixwsg 1. ,, , E AX xx im mill' ff? LOUISE KEYSER i ZUCH FRANCIS E. GEIGER I . JAMEESHCQ Mathematics Student Librarian Bus Drivers The twig is so easily bended I have banished the rule and the rod: I have taught them the goodness of knowledge, They have taught me the goodness of Godg My heart is the dungeon of darkness, Where I shut them for breaking a rule 5 My frown is sufficient correctiong My love is the law of the school. --Charles M. Dickinson The teacher is a prophet. He lays the foundations of tomorrow. The teacher is an artist. He works with the precious clay of unfolding personality. The teacher is a citizen. He is selected and licensed for the im- provement of society. The teacher is a builder. He works with the higher and finer values of civilization. The teacher is a believer. He has an abiding faith in the improvability of the human race. --Joy Elmer Morgan C' Sweigarti I' Wetzler, M- Eby, R. Benner. 30 ,1 , N52 Mrs. Helen Frew serves as head of the cafeteria staff. A star is born. The cafeteria staff faithfully serves Pequea Valley every day of the year. The members are: Elsie Shelley, Edna Sweigart, Jennie Kram e r , Mabel Weaver, Reba Hillard, Helen Frew, Mabel Hershey. Parke Bryson, better knownas Tiny , works hard to keep Pequea clean. Pap John Elmer is most frequently s e e n as a b u s y mop-pusher. 31 Two parallel lines never meet. They also serve who only stand and wait. kllxghbgl V J 1 UNDERCLASSMEN I I 1 fgl Q- 1 ' .1 i, gf-.1-. 1? Wh 52' .. a 'H They come ln a sleacly sfream, g Slowly, one step ar a lime, moving forward. Year by year and day by clay They draw nearer lo lhear goals. JUNICDRS 1 7? I in k 'if I x . Q fa 7 JW f f A by 'I' gl .3 4? f f f I Yi . W, ff ga l! W 2,1 4 v 4 . aid -:- --we ,, V 2 ..,,h W, f ? LAL: 4- f A ,, .. . P K R g x 4 2 f if i .N ffff A ff , .... 5 nf ff N f ' A 'K . f f i, WK , . 4 Q A V gg ff if g z X 0 X 1,2 f . f ' 2 ,.,. . f .. .- . ,X , ' , X I fi i -4 X 4 X. Ex, 4 ., .1 ,, -- . -.-. .. . 415 1 1 J .f - V. . A x .- ,. ' V . ' f ' M My 4 H f f' '- ' - V Qf , if I ' . -111. ,. ja: , 5. 15 ' f'r4'f'., , , f A V- -- s . fly, V - , Q . , . 1 L , ' - o,,, , - , w .. -2. . 4' A 5 ff f 1, VL Q. , ,., Q1 V '?, I f W ,aff .Y Q X , X 4 cf. f . Q ' 2 1 4 fy f 1 K Q VV as :. : X M 1 'W' f f Q wx k . L Y Q , 1 f ' f' , f:-wx , g f 4 x Q . 4x.. 4 if Q4 . lfssff. Sf ' iw W 4, , 'S MMV' S. .U .U R. Becker C. Benner J. Berkheimer D. Bitts R. Bitts R. Boas F. Bollinger S. Bom S. Bowles R. Bowman J. Brackbill J. Burkholder I. Cantrell G. Colyer J. Crandall M. Cunningham B. Davis H. Davis M. Deckman D. Deisley T. Denlinger B. Dickel J. Diem R. Duttry G. Ewing H. Eberly C. Eby J. Ellis M. J. Farley B. Feister E. Frederick R. Grabowski B. Groff R. Graff P. Haug R. Herr D. Hershey N. Hershey M. High C. Hoover S. Hostetter K. lmler L. Johnson S. Joseph B. Kauffman G. Kellenberger B. Kohler J. Krauss r Q3- -' x . 1-,,, V gl.: A -- ' wr , we Q S 5 x X X ,.,:x ., X I, . QR Q . s, xt, . , p f we V ., .,..: , ,Z 'her :er izeimer s s Lager es :nan Sbill holder ell er fall mghm MII 9? iger IEE' ,ck ski :ef ' ... Nazv f s 58 , DK I 6 A s . 6 Q f 5.5.6151 ., A . V ?m,:,,f,5.,,..X A , p ff X . 0 .-,, ,,... ly, I..-2.513 5 ,:,. ,f .. H I ,W , f ' H 0 ,..,,r .W 15,7 2 , 9 4, ,W ' N V . f . 4 .Q as i W p f Say . 45'- .jlgh A ,2 Q 2 Q X- g.jg'zwp., QQ 9,27 ' ' 'Q -. - 1 dk.. 'r' - . fff f? K w w. 'I gi E H ,K . lj .. , ,, .V f f'1'7f JV'-14.4.2 41 f f ' 'Y , f- . 4 . JL J' .. . . 255.151 , 1 f f- - ,fx-. 5. .uf 5. ,nf -.4 ' Q .. . ' I ' ' , -ggfgz' be -..f.'a':ff4. 1, .,. , Q ,5y.,k.,Af H 15 17 A fw: - -,4,f,.f , - -Mn f- , wma if kk J ' f fas'f9'i , , .ff Q J, S. Q 4 c , I' . 1 'Z' 3 f 0 W Y M 1 , 4 Q y f gi a f , . .- .- , Q . 7.-M' ' yy-' , 43. f Z , 9' if . .ff JUNIOR CLASS When the junior class met in the fall of 1964 they elected the following officers: Dennis Deisley, presidentg Donald Hershey, vice presidentg Evelyn Snyder, secretaryg Mike High, treasurer. The juniors sponsored a bake sale and planned the Junior-Senior prom. B. K. W G. E. A. E. J. V. G. G. A. D. C. V. C. P. G. S. C. L. D. G. E. J. J. M. B. S. B. B. C. C. W. J. E. J. D. D. M. J. H. A. A. B. C. O. G. J. Kreider Kreider Kuhn MPP Leiner Lengacher Lowenthal Mackey Maitland Martin Martin Means McKillips Mell eby Mowrer O' Donnell Patterson Petersen Phenneger Ranck Ranck Reinhart Remley Rens haw Ressler Reynolds Robinson Rubincam Sellers Shaffer Sheaff er Simpson Smith Smith Smoker Snyder Spade Stoltzfus Summers Summers Trego Trout Wanner L. 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A J , R, A ' , . f v. ' W P -Q .. V I , ' W P' f . . 1 1 . . A . M Q i 4 . A , e f ,:.,. I, if I ', . AIQ, 1, . i -. Z A 2' itit A it - SOPHOMORE CLASS Meetingfor the first time as sophomores, this class chose the following officers: Kathy Bryer, presidentg Ed McConaghy, vicepres- identg Harriet Moscovic, secretaryg and Alan Eshelman. S. Metzler L. Miller M. Miller B. Moore H. Moscovic M Moyer D. Oberholtzer B. Olinger L. Olinger L. Peterson P. Pinkerton A. Pivonka M. Ranson S. Ranson B. Ream G. Renshaw T. Renshaw T. Ressler B. Reynolds A. Riehl A. Robinson E. Rohrer C. Sauder E. Sensenig D. Simmons I. Slaymaker J. Slaymaker P. Smeltz D. Smith F. Smoker J. Smoker A Stoltzfus D Stoltzfus' G Stoltzfus G Stoltzfus R Stoltzfus E Summers C Urban R Urban N Walker J. Wanner S. Wanner E Watson G. Watts M. Weaver G. Wilson B. Witmer A. Zimmerman J. Zimmerman f 1 V, MH ff 4 K 1- 2 . f, ml. x in . , .,.,, ., Q Z Z 2. 0 Q4 s 54, V , ,Q Q 'Sip ' I ' Y. ff Z X ,f Xwn FRESHMEN . . 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Zimmerman x, .,., QC fx V11 ,',f4gL11g,j'.'4iN.XtX,'3,!v'1i 1 ' Z'fff?l1fWlWilYf'f,f6,-,-ijt''X Wi N ' VW it f X Y T ar U X Eg? .- V , . . M U.. 1,2 1 5 Xfi- P D J. D E T D D K D J. B Lundgren Maitland Mann Martin Martin Martin Mast Mast Maurer Mc Falls McGinnis Means W. Metzler M. Minchhoff J. Moore E. Moss J. Mowrer T. Myers B. Nickel D. Patterson L. Raum T. Rostock L. Russell D. Ruth M. Rynier C Sandoe G. Scott V. Sensenig B Shank C Sheaffer J. Sheaffer D. Shearer J. Shearer R. Shreiner D. Simmons E Simmons B Simpson B Skaggs L. Slider L. Smoker J. Spotts S. Spotts G Stanley N Stauffer T Stephen M. Stoltzfus M. Stoltzfus P. Stoltzfus C Strubel G. Summers J. Summers V Summers S. Thompson E Tillman M. Trago S. Wanner D Watson E Watson L Weaver E. Welsh B. Wenger C. Wenger T. Winters S. Witmer -:'?'l':'fg--YTIX I, .C UM 'x:.V,l., x -.1 j - 222 gl' TTA X 'ZW Pfv-w. A-QQ'-X -1 mtl 2 -xl-'-X-.Vg FRESHMAN CLASS In the fall of 1964 the n1nth grade elected the1r class offlcers The follow1ng offlcers were elected Paula D1em, pres1dent, Kathy Buckwalter VICG pres1dent, Phll D1em, sec retary, and Susette Hoover, treasurer A bowlmg party was sponsored by the nlnth grade in January. EIGHTH GRADE 3 1, QA X f 1. f , W if 3 Q 1 I , , Q - , , MQW V I i-v: s , '- ,ff ' , , X4 4,7 -. j - 1-ZW X -I Q, V, V 1 f X VZ? A 1 - J' N ,gc ,. -- X ' ,- 4, ,, 7 W I ff 4 , ' 00 Sffdf ff! if J M fy 1 ff Lk f sy - 0. , I f :ff --,..'-K - M? 4 xg fi 0 e A -.7 4' 7294 A lk 2-af . . I x f , K , for ' 'U HM . X W 1 Y Q. sc t I - .Z I 1. .lag E. , . E , . l ,K .A-,:,,.7. ,veg 41 1413? . , , , 1 f,,Q,- W, ,. my .Lg I -3:1 ., -f fa V- Y, V 'l 'iifffi-!'?'v C 1 1 ,'I.N 2' L' 1- +3 -1. . ' fa Z .V -- . V ' Y -: ' :Ga.aQ.,. . 5 ., ff.-1 5, ff ..b, ,s .N ., V, 1 I 5 4: .V-,ib m - . QQ, :fi 1 l- 1 , ,QQ , X V '- an ' - .- .,. 4 J . . ,V ' 'A y f'Z 1f:'- , , . ..,LIEf,-as . A .., +V . 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Abreu Abreu Acker Ames Bauer Baxter Beane Beiler Berkheimer Berky Bomberger Bonham Book Bosley Bowman Brackbill Breneman Brubaker Bryer Cantrell Cedeno Chillas Clark Cummings Davis DeHaven Denlinger Denlinger Denlinger Devlin Devlin Diener L. J. DiGiamberad1n1 Ebelhar E. E. Eby Eby M. Eby S. Elmer J. Esbenshade L. Feister C1 , Ls' , -of ' i Z yf f Z , f f f , ff ff 12111 , .Z ' , . f 1 1, X r f ff 1 K4 1 a K , Q, A X ,., 1. K ,Q A 4 r ,jg QQ? f 4 gl ,vw f,--. 4, J S 1 i H imwwmwg Qdwkwwmw 'Y , QS ffi , ,L W M if yrnt Q ,Q an , 2' 1 P Mi, ,I gf ,W z Q 1 f 2,5 P f Y 1 E X X an . K- Xlkfr, 1 ,QXX' , , . 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Smoker Smoker . Smoker E. Spade F. Spade R. Spotts A. Stanley T. Stanley B. Stoltzfus C. Stoltzfus Stoltzfus . Stoltzfus . Stoltzfus . Summers S. Sweigart A . Urban J. Vandergriff K G. Wanner R. Wanner D. Watson B. Watts Y. Weiler L. Weir P. White . Wambold . Whitehead . Wimer V. Woods D. Young L. Zimmerman X . So he 1 xx, lin is ik 5 1' all 9 he 1. Q, 32235: a :.A.-,hi M. LL ' 5 ' . 1, 5'-:L 3.3.13 fig, . , '.' 0 l 1-' ' -.5LgQ-6 ' . v . , I-9.3215 lym- l iiitzim f. L Sregzrt L Erin . Yzndergriff L Wmhoid L WIDE! . Winner . Watson Walls Weiler Weir Waite Wzitehead Wimer wwds YOUDS Zimmerman ,124 ' . . 414, I .AJ X . .Tig , n I +2 Y ai ry i Vt. IA . .. f 1 A A A E' A .- ' ' 0 ,. . -., QPVA . me . ' . ,. ,,,, , ., ...Q . ihf A ,.,. ' ,, , - . X Y 1 . ,N ff-r' 1, I xi My 3 5 W sf fa E244 X . Y I ' fi Q ' Q- 2 my r X A K www x 0,31 b ,fe ' . 1. M 'sf fe HW ml. SEVENTH GRADE 72 ' ' 'Jr , M594 59' Z I in -4 'TZ' H :A X' . V V:-,ff X . . rf W . 2934: , ff , . . f ,wif 1 , - Lv.. 14422. . 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Ulm Mlm tmllitr :Mm RWM ny., 3-Hx D-lwre 9-he um' 5-ull!! llukrhlw D-WWII 3-05121 D.0lEnS J.Pe!2Ih lhminger P.PklEI IIRIM K-WH? R- MP L Remley C, Rensluw D. Rhwif J. PM R. Hohrff S. Rabinfim J. Rath g Rguer L Sandff . ggreiner , Secmdi Snggffef Simff Smilh Smilh Emvifef nwfff spvffs zefff fulfills olflfus Jlllfus .jbel mwffs mmm it man nP50n go jf mlfif' Seventh Grade Student Council Representatives SECOND ROW: S h e r r y Stoltzfus, Mark Denlinger, B o n n i e Groff. FIRST ROW: Vicki High, Donna Brackbill. The seventh grade class members became acquainted with each other for the first time at their class meeting in the fall. They elected the following officers: Denise Lantz, presidentg Bonnie Groff,vice-presidentg Vicki High, sec- retaryg and Anne Herr, treasurer. In December the seventh grade held a roller skating party at Rocky Springs. ATHLET f f f NXXXXXX-XR vvgvlgixw gqix X X 1, Y ,f I P I 5 2' ' , Annville- Cleona Alumni Kennett Square Penn Manor VARSITY SOCCER Octorara Lampeter- Strasburg Garden Spot Donegal Penn Manor Lampeter- Strasburg We st Chester Garden Spot Donegal Playoffs McCaskey OPP l 2 3 O 4 0 O 1 O O 4 l O 2 Easy, Doc! -X .. ,.x This year Pequea's soccer team recap- tured the county championship. It has been in our possession for seven of the past eight years. Pequea nearly had a perfect league season losing only to Garden Spot 1-0. Pequea Valley, however, had to surrender its chance to represent Lancaster County in the playoffs after meeting McCaskey, an in- dependent team, at Millersville. The battling Braves put forth a great effort but lacked in score as M c C a s ke y went on to win by one goal. Three varsity men represented Pequea Valley on the First C ounty All-Star team. They were: Rick Wenger, our only starting senior on this year's team, Denny Deisley, and Tom De nl inge r. 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Means, Mr. Musser-coach. FIRST ROW: K. Kreider, L. Feister, M. Summers, D. Cantrell, A. Diener. Kennett Square 1 Penn Manor 2 Octorara 1 Garden Spot 1 Donegal O Penn Manor 1 West Chester 1 ' Garden Spot 1 Donegal 4 in . W X Q .. --WPS '- v ' U 2 nm Ek3,.,g sk K Q . , : T 5 ,X ,.,Q.1:l4vX,.iQb . x . t X V ...QQ Q 1 f f ff git, N .INQXX . .. si ,S Y .54 V .-'. so-,NX .1 X New 2 t six :ix X . Q Xx it rl tt mi' X 'Qi x KNO avg? X -xws.. x. N was X' Q .. F MXN A-NN is . Tr r f . N. . V Q f 1 s fi, sg . .. 5 - f -..- Q-1-'O s. ss .sw wx w . , of 1 Xa x tx X my X Q. .. X. K Pass Mr- Bailey the TUMS. it . s ' N 'X ' ' ' . . s1:S :ffw s f. ft. 55 ' .x . Os 1- .---..E':'5 'ZYl-.Q . 1 s Y 5 f as Q 'XQNNS . . , . w ,tw H' gsxzil-A - O X f X. 'X ' , ,QQ smith RXXXN Sgifvi wx.. WQQEREQEXN X - is 'X Q.. O- K A. J t SQQS Ns- 50 Determined Deisley dribbles. O P P QQSQXNQQQ . W hair-rf The Wenger Watusi C 5 141 sh' . W ' is 55: .vi YI 4 95 .0 as .5 Y 1 , 1 ' 5 P. Means br l Z 1 1 0 1 I 1 4 5. . U , T! si nr! PYT ..H-:QE ,J if .' Q K Y Penn Manor 2 1 North Brandywine 0 2 Lampeter Strasburg 1 0 Lancaster Township 1 0 Larnpeter Strasburg 1 1 Garden Spot O 6 Garden Spot O O ' If you can't get the ball, get the man. I I Lancaster Township 2 1 JUNIOR HIGH SOCCER 0PP 3 1 1 2 y 2 0 0 2 2 1 SECOND ROW: G. Scott-manager, Mr. Altman-coach,J. Graybill, D. Ruth, N. Hershey, J. Gralitski, D. Hershey, A. Rohrer, G. High, G. Groff, P. Diem,J. Knosp, C. Sandoe, C. Groff, M. Minchoff, D. Patterson, D. Hicks, M. Bornley, T. Brackbill , J. Shearer, B. Houder, T. Rostock, Mr. Shirley-coach, D. Shearer-manager, E. Rissler-manager. FIRST ROW: M. Herr, D. Beane, R. Nixon, J. Knosp, D. Shirk, B. Harsh, R. Girvin, C. Acker, R. Stoltzfus, R. Spotts, W. Grabowski, P. Brown, R. Esbenshade, D. Secunda, M. Denlinger, D. Rhoads, R. Rohrer, J. Grabowski, K. Smith, E. Lockhart, J. Woods, R. Rapp. S1 ?'3Tf?ii3YYNVffTx1VY1'.f1.V9.1XTY'1' f 1 1 1 . ' 'U '. 1. 1 1 ,51+--i.i I9lWQlX1.N.fQw2'.iNQiNXXxX W sy' wi! 'I I ff' YM X W' ' ' VARSITY Hoc:KEY f f M., M MAJ.. M Linda Kling, i SECOND ROW: Astrid Lengacher, Lila Hess, Vicki Mowrer, Joan Smoker, Doryth Bauer, Maryann Cunningham, Alice Lynn Watson, Janet Ellis. FIRST ROW: Linda Jacobs, Carol Simpson, Gloria Kellenberger, Joan Burkholder, Faye Smoker. 1. ' Z'17 Coaches confer on game tactics 1 PV OPP Ephrata 1 3 Warwick 0 6 Hempfield 1 4 Solanco l 1 Conestoga Valley 0 0 Manheim Twp. 2 3 Penn Manor 0 1 Donegal 2 4 This year' s spirited hockey team compiled a losing record but was not easily disheartielgie and continually exhibited great effort. Wit returning starter, the y oung team showefif ig c creasing ability that may well prove beiie 1 next season. Team high scorer, Carol SIITIPSOSB tallied fiv e go als , but this was not enough change the season record of O-6-2. 52 Sk Y d 0 'Q i , QU 2 ' l ,J w l i . 'lf' .HI J Q , 'N 1 :lg 155523 ,ia Y' .. .4 : Lv Emil . R 'is . ,kt-5. 5' I li 1 4 'Wi og 1. 1 ningham, 'kholder, OPP 3 6 4 1 fl 3 1 4 g' npiled rtelled ith we red mt eficial np5OU7 nigh to SQUAW SESSION Gloria Kellenberger and Maryann Linda Kling charges in Cunningham take a practice bully. Lila Hess Judy Houder Alice Lynn Watson 53 Carol Simpson X -f XYNx I'lf XX MXXX ., .Oni K' xx VI VARSITY MATMEN S , X y ?4, A V. A q , W SECOND ROW: Mr. Shirley, G. Colyer, R. Peachey, M. Hershey, manager. FIRST ROW: J. Moore, W. Skowood, J Kennel, B. Kreider, R. Groff, L. Hershey, R. Kreider, G. Zimmerman, C. Garver, A. Wanner. 95 Ib. - JIMMY MOORE N , 112 Ib. - GLEN COLYER 103 lb. - WILLY SKOWOOD' '54 ! C'MON QUIT TICKLING! Varsity Coach RICHARD SHIRLEY, J.V COaCh GARY HOPKINS 133 Ib. - RAY GROFF 154 lb. - ROY KREIDER 145 1b. - LLOYD HERSHEY 137 lb. - ROD PEACHEY Pequea Val1ey's wrestling team completed the 1964-1965 season with a re- cord of five wins and nine losses. Varsity coach Mr. Shirley and Junior Varsity coach Mr. Hopkins led the team in their second year of league competition. The eight returning matmen j ustifie d the team's faith in them. With a record of seven wins and four losses, Will Skowood topped the other grapplers. A FOND FAREWELL FROM THE FEARLESS FIVE. .1 Wfix Y Umm rithm rVarsity im. The fwrdof VARSITY BASKETBALL ! l M S hlichter coach D Deisley, S Hostetter, E. McConaghey, R. Bouder, D. SECOND ROW: r. c - , - - Reinhart, J. Reynolds, R. Herr, H. Eberly-manager. FIRST ROW: J. Kurtz, R. Wenger, L. Reynolds. ABSENT: T. Denlinger, M. Deckman-manager. PV OPP Octorara 45 66 Done gal 38 65 Cocalico 56 7 0 Lampeter Strasburg 52 53 Manheim Central 44 7 5 Solanco 42 68 Alumni 60 5 5 Garden Spot 57 77 Warwick 54 7 5 Conestoga Valley 3 1 89 Cocalico 52 55 Kennett Square 45 82 Octorara 7 0 94 Solanco 55 83 Garden Spot 48 69 Warwick 40 69 Conestoga Valley 5 3 8 1 This year the basketball team ended the s eason with only one win out of eighteen games. The team lost all the league games but showed hustle and determination through- out the entire season. The team was coached by Mr. Schlichter and assisted by Mr. Zuch, who both graduated from E liz abethtown College the previous year. Since the team will lose only two s ta rt e r s next year, the team has higher hopes for a winning season next year. x I A 5 Y Y i I , 3 , 9 V J UNI GR VARSITY OPP Octorara Donegal Cocalico Larnpeter Strasburg Manheim Central Solanco Garden Spot 20 46 Warwick 34 67 Conestoga Valley 24 55 Cocalico 25 44 Kennett Square 22 39 Larnpeter Strasburg 27 51 Octorara 30 28 Solanco 34 43 Garden Spot 26 44 Warwick 27 55 Conestoga Valley 33 49 M. Robinson, B. Feister, C. O'Donnell, Mr. Zuch-coach, T. Acker, J. Burkheirner, B. Ray, A. Lengacher. JUNICDR HIGH BASKETBALL THIRD ROW: M . - M. Mmchhoff Gr SfjQffgaiZaCh,DI5 Ruth-manager, C. Groff, D. Frankhouser,D. Harrranft, W. G1-off, P. Brown, ' ' gel' - Shearer-manager. SECOND Row: G. Graff, D. Patterson, A. Rohrer, C- Crandall, M. Burnley, B. De 1' C ' B. Esbenshade, J. Rynier, K,nB135:57' FIRST ROW: D. Secunda, D. Hershey, W. Colyer, W. Smoker, 60 V 5 U 11 a In a n ' n an fl Su .. ,. J. P- 514' WT: s- 'L SW' ff- W' 1 1 ,' 1 ,f1 I 5 1 1 1 - 1 I fi 'Q I I - 1 ,il Z 1 1 11, 1f', f E 1 f 1 6 3 1 I M1 U1 ,,,1 1 I 1 1 11 5 s . 3 3 f :E 51 e E 4 E1 2 E E 5 2 .J 21 fi 1 5, 51 9 6 E E Ei 1 21 ,fi SZZYQWWT JSCZYLXQIE CHEERLEADERS Lmda -X xx 1 I , ' fx .NX M 6 SOCCER Diana Krusen, Bonnie Brenernan Iris Cantrell Deborah Krusen Marie Buckwalter Bev Shaeffer JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Back: Betty Breneman, Paula D1en1, t Doryth Bauer, Debbie Book Front: Carol Stoltzfus, Kathy Buckwalter, Joanne Burnley HN R1 RIFLE TEAM SECOND ROW: H. Trout, C. Becker,J. Hostetter, W. Smith, F. Frederick, D. Martin, J. Brackbill, G. Dukeman, B. Shenk, Mr. Madigan-coach. FIRST ROW: D. Lantz, E. Frederick, R. Becker, J. Smoker. PV OPP 492-31x Susquehana Township 479- 14x 59 6-38x Manheim Township 595-42x 497-38x Manheim Central 482-19X 499-40x Garden Spot 496-39x 689-45x Donegal 690-43x 499-31x Manheim Township 49 8-39x 694- 47X Ephrata 695-39X 499-40x Manheim Central 490-30x 500- 39X Ephrata 499-41X 500-41x Susquehana Township 485-21x 499-36x Garden Spot 497-37X 49 5-37x Donegal 497-2354 An early underestimation of the potential strength of Pequea's rifle team proved near fatal to Lancaster County' s contending teams as the Braves suffered only three setbacks in the normal league season. Two of these s etbac ks were to Donegal and one was to Ephrata. Twice the final victor was not de- cided until the seventh target and then only a one-point decision was made. The season closed with Pequea Valley and Garden Spot tied at 7-3 5 however, due to a technical oversight on Garden Spot'S part their matches were void. This produced 21 four- way tie between Pequea, Manheim Town- ship, Ephrata, and Donegal. There was One shoot-off and it fell on a black T hur sd2LY' Pequea placed third behind Ephrata, the 65 District 3 Champion, and Manheim Township- L' 5- Dnkennnn, B, of the potential nn proved near ntending three setbocls Two of these md one was to Jr was not de- 1 and then only teens oequea Valley due to en Sp0l'S Pm 5 prndneedl snl1eiIHT0WU' 'nere was Ole Thurs il' Draw, U16 ,ll lW6V6I', So yOu f 1na11Y mastered It Joh n A bul 1'S,e Ye - vnew of the rifle t Gam- 65 ll, fi T latest Scolliggt posts , 'Q .X V 's f ,f fp, V! .V r l, n' , ntlL,xn!,XMM GIRLS' BASKETBALL SECOND ROW: J. Smoker, J. Zimmerman, M. Ransom, V. Maitland, Mrs. Conger-coach, P. Breneman, E. Buckwalter, B. Dickel, R. Duttry. FIRST ROW: G. Lapp, N. Landis, J. Becker, K. Menge, E. Leiner, C. Miller, F. Smoker, S. Geiter. The girls' basketball team completed a dis a pp o i nt in g season. The varsity team played six games, tying one and losing five. The J.V. team fared better, with a record of two wins and four losses. High varsity scorer was Barbara Dickel and Gladys Lapp was high scorer for the junior varsity. JUNIOR VARSITY Lancaster Catholic 12 10 Lampeter- Strasburg 8 5 Garden Spot 3 19 McCaskey 9 17 Penn Manor 1 18 Warwick 15 20 VARSITY Lancaster Catholic Lampeter- Strasburg Garden Spot McCaskey Penn Manor Warwick 5 Faye Smoker takes a shot. OPP 37 56 57 53 53 51 man, E. liller, F. OPP 37 56 57 53 53 51 j Get that basket, Sally! Sharon's on the war-path! ' f SECOND ROW: R. Zimmerman, S. Metzler, S. Fisher, Miss Kramer-coach, G. Remley, J. Trego, K. Eby. FIRST ROW: G. Watts, S. Mitchell, S. Phennegar, B. Houck, J. Houck, L. Olinger. 67 X X MKXXX XGA NN In x 2 -y 3 v N X 5: EZ! is Y QS? 2? :li IZ w ma EZ was ai :ff If 3 VARSITY BASE PV OPP 5 4 1 4 6 9 7 Conestoga Valley Solanco 6 Lampeter- Strasburg Garden Spot Conestoga Valley 2 i Solanco 3 Lampeter- Strasburg 5 0 Garden Spot 7 6 PLAYO FF BALL D. Rheinhart Lampeter- Strasburg 10 5 Solanco 2 3 L. Reynolds T. Perella, J. Lyle, J. Perella, F. Frederick. 68 Q NNN A. Stoltzfus X 9' x 2 H S. gf S Q ' ms KA V 5 G. Defroscia I n ar ' yr A ig h s . E xg 1 , x --Q... , M , W Q, A . if M my X we X .wh ' AQQAQZQ X ' Q X MQW . A W E X M 'Z , .ws , fffi , , 4 If! Coaches Kratzer and Newell wade mid-game tension. D. Deisley f, 4 ff!! X , D. Hershey, T. Denlinger, R. Herr, M. High. .3 Sl ! sf! ..l Z. ,.1 4 J. Kurtz mans the bull-pen. V-I-C-T-O-R-Y. X X Ci--. EXN 5... ...,x..X h h. ' -h V fn Us . ' 'X'xXSXga1NNN1'3hQxLXXXXN HXmQ2EQ-fg! 1,,Y,f..I,n, i!f'g'1JrUiW1yV, jf. l.3Q1Q-ix..x?.ij1f 'f,n.'ff,1w w e Y h . W W 7 i N '41 hi i 2 6 f 4 2 25 5? M . if sf M ,. mmwnw ? 9 ,, 2 Z 6 2 2 A 2 I 5 7 f 4 5 4 c f 0, E-2 things. T A We learn by doing The things for us BANNER CARRIERS: B. Sheaffer, B. Breneman This year proved to be quite an active one for the Band of Braves. Farm Show parade s were the main fall activities, along with the annual Band Day at Penn State. Most of the winter activities were in preparation for the annual Band Concert on April 10. The band was hon or e d to be the host school for State Band on April 23 and 24. A second candy blitz in March and a Chicken Barbeque in April raised the needed funds for the big trip of the year--a concert at the New York WorId's Fair. BAND OFFICERS: R. Wenger, presidentg M. Buckwalter, secretary' A. Lengacher, vice-president. ' 72 1, ,N pg as? BAND DIRECTOR: Mr. John Koshuta :KA if ' E 1 I 1 , . 5. 34 JJ C , MAJORETTES: FOURTH ROW: L. Raum, D. Book, S. Wanner, P. Diem. THIRD ROW: S. Artz, V. Mowrer, F. Smoker. SECOND ROW: E. Watson, L. Armer. FIRST ROW: J. Smoker, head majorette. wif 7, f K, 5, 5 ..,-1- 2 f 3 I f, ,4, 'lf 4M fwflf My f,, -'f 1 J. XP iff ff L f. L . ,x DRUM MAJORETTE: P. Breneman 2 ' ' 0 'f :Kffwx 'X X COLOR GUARD: G. Shee, J. Kurtz, D. Deisley, E. McConaghey, D. Reinhart, M. Summers, D. Hershey. 73 5gi a.,gx..KmgxX,x.K6gi,NX24JSQxNXKXYi,'1XXWE 4 H-' lu Afg, I -1 ag f THE BAND enshade, S Mellmger, G Colyer, T Denlinger, L e f 4 if 4 7 2 M Buckwalter, B Breneman, C Sandoe, K Krelder, M. Hershey d 11 G Remle C Bouder D Eby, C S1mpson, D Stoltzfus L Brackb111, K Buckwalter, G Ke11enberger,B Reynolds, C Ames, G Watts, J Klmg, D Ford S Brackbill, D. Bauer Kfe1deffA Watson, K Bryer, N Stauffer, J Cranda11,W Brown, M Deckman,J Be 9 ES J Hostetter,R Wenger,D. Hersh, M. Beane, N. Hershey, N. Ames, J Eshleman, R Becker, R. McLaughlin, C. Hess, L. Kling 'Imp J D1em, D Hornsher, A. Wanner, C. Melleby, E. Lengacher, A. Lengacher, L. Hershey, G Kauffman J Elhs, N Bauer, C. M , . C , -1 4 Z J w 'M ,A . 7 50 A PZ., C21 1 fe We ?W if . M. Eg V. ' J Wanner, B. Kuhn, I. Cantrell, C. Brackbill, D. Si We A X1 4 H1 H1 O I1 S , V! N' 3 ...E QQTSMQ ,. Q AS A 1 1- I f . 4 ., Y-:ir V. if V V. gs. fn.. 5 ' v'fh4.:1':. ,. . , , 111er 0 Xjylli . Q lg . , 47' - ...f 1 - v ,ws . 7, 1:11 , V .K W, V ag E9 UW 41: ' . ' nahaa A . 2. is W V 1 lwfw 'M A. W wwf 4 ' f' . fi 2 ef .5 . fig ff. 1. ef. . . ff ? A H' , s z 'X ff. Ng A ,.,. ,. 73,0 lf- ' I 22 ' 1 EW . ' .gg T - 5, J.4z2'i'm' f2ig7'f, fb .. T. if an ,A . Fm A B Kre1der, G Zunmerman, B. Ray, D. Shearer, A. Lengacher, L. Hess, A. Lichty 75 2 soPRANo TENOR f i ,,f, J. Smoker J- Trego ,ff 6, Q uw-4 Q 'K A 1 ft ami fnmmwg. ravfnff ifsgiiaffea 'Z ,, M. 1. , wnpfflwvf is 954 . . 4 I if . 'WWF 44 C. Miller J. Rissler Director SENIOR CHORUS Under the direction of Mr. Gustav Wachhaus the senior chorus participated in the annual Christmas Candlelight Service on Decem- ber 22, 1964 and on March 26 and 27, 1965 presented the musical comedy, Mr. Crane of Sleepy Hollow. The district chorus aspir- ants were Jeff Beane sin ing first bass and Phil Pinkerton, singing K. Bryer 3 first tenor. On May 8, 1965, the senior chorus presented a Spring V. Maitiand P- Smeltz M. Beane Mr. Wachhaus P. Pinkerton D. Homsher B. Breneman Concert. 'IJ' 1 J. Beane T. Phenneger Ken Myers J, Ellis G- Accompanist Remley I .5 A' Wanner BASS S' Hostetter B. Davies C. Brackbill t 76 ALTO A. Benner L ,........ V, 9 .Q .Z ' ' ' ' - - '-Mx . , . . QT 52 Z5 2. 2 E 2 M 5? if 2 Z 2 yr 5? 2 Z E 5 z Z 5 4' f 2? A 2 ? w.:mm:mmmmwx Z 4 5 K JUNIOR GLEE CLUB W hhaus Director J Stoltzfus, E Huyett, M. Lawrence, D. Book, D. Green, L. SECOND ROW: Mr. ac - , . - Leaman. FIRST ROW: D. Denlinger, C. Benner, J. Kauffman, Y. Weiler, E. Pluck, D. Owens. ABSENT: C. Hershey, C. DeFroscia, R. Kauffman. JUNIOR BAND . 1, 'Magi an if ' f 1, ' x at K, V' me 5,5 gs' Y. XF- . Y S R... xiii Mfaf mlwlff Zig A FIFTH O : . . R W C Sandoe, E. Ebelhar,J. Ford, K. Beane, G. Scott, E. Huyett. FOURTH ROW: G. Kauffman, R. N1xon, D. Y R. M ' , - . I I oung, art1n, W Colyer, D. Sh1rk, S. Le1ner, C. K1ll1nger, B. Deulin, E. Lammey. THIRD ROWS D- Howe' B.Esbe shd , N.H h n a e ers ey, D. Hersh, M. Ames, D. Wanner, J. Graybill, C. Bauer, S. Bryer. SECOND ROW: Ra M.D l' , - PP, en mger, C Wambold, B. Kre1der, F. Shee, E. Herr, L. Weaver, N. Stauffer, J. Burnley, S. Mowrer, . Brown. FIRST ROW: J. P ll . M. Lawrence, N. Bauer. ere a, K. Buckwalter, S. Brackb1ll, J. Kling, D. Ford, D. Bauer, L, B1-ackbill, D. Clark, 78 MR, CRANE 0F SLEEPY Hollow Girls , come out and face the music! Eailhyzr. . . . . . Iris Cantrell Toi Biggs 97- - . . Jeff crandmi . . . . . John Hostetter Dean Roberts . . . . . Jean Trego Dean Alston. . .... Jeff Beane Dottle- - - . .Bonnie Breneman Gladys ' - . . . Kathy Bryer Mlml - - .... Joan Smoker Jlmmy - - .V ..... Philip Pinkerton Hugh ..... ........... M ike Beane Four Boys . Village Boy . . ............. Bill Kuhn . . . . Ann Lichty, Carolyn Sauder Faye Smoker, Cynthia Brackbill the script. How about a knuckle sandwich? Imagine! Amale teacher at Sleepy Hollow Gu-1'S School. On March 27, 1965, the chorus presented the two- act music al comedy, Mr. Crane of Sleepy Hollow . Through the combined efforts of the cast and its three directors- Mr. Robert Heisse, dramatics director, Mr. John Koshuta, band director, and Mr. Gustav Wachhaus, vocal music director-the musical comedy proved to be a success. The musical comedy was a modern version of the legend of Sleepy Hollow. Like the original legend, both Tom Bones and Ike Crane sought the approval of Kathy van Tassel. Ike succeeded in winning her when Tom's plot backfired at Headless Horseman Bridge. 79 ilwlagi lx,-4 lligjJf,f,pii1,M1,'ffiffQ14.iQ1S2Rm, 'Mf,Q,..f . if 1 V .I It A final glance at FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA FOURTH ROW: A. Lengacher S. Hostetter, J. Beane, R. Grabowski, C. Eby, V. Maitland, A. Watson, J. Crandall, J. Hostetter,R. Bowman,R. Wenger. THIRD ROW: Mr. Reed-Advisor, C. Melleby, N. Walker, B. Dickel, J. Trego, ' - . d B. D G. Watts, C. Ames, D. Eby, A. Lichty, E.Watson,J. Becker, V. Mowrer. SECOND ROW. C Bou er, avies, J. Burkholder, M. Buckwalter, J. Rissler, A. Lengacher, D. Krusen, O. Yoder, C. Brackbill, K. Bryer. FIRST ROW: J. Ellis, G. Remley, R. Fisher, Howard Trout, D. Hershey. This year the Future Teachers of America initiated a successful tutoring program. In addition, F.T.A. members assisted both high school and e le m e nt a r y teachers, gaining valuable e xp e r ie n c e as well as aiding the teachers. The club sponsored a faculty tea in observance of American Education Week in November. Teaching Career Month in Apr il was observed with an assembly and an F.T.A. Day , on which F.T.A. m e mbe r s taught all classes. l F.T.A. advisor and pre s ident make final plans for American Education Week. The 1965 F.T.A. officers are: Ruth Ann Fisher, president, Don Hershey, vice presi- dent, Gail Remley, s e c r etary g and Howard Trout, treasurer. 3 so , ' 'i 1 fy:-11 SENICR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL 4 m.,..q.-f.---..-,,,..-,,, ,, r I . m.gQQfffl. STANDING: G. Shee, Mr. Althouse-advisor, B. Kreider, T. Denlinger , G. Colyer, H. Trout, L. Hershey, A. :' . ' . Z' e man. KNEELING: P. Breneman,H. Moscovic, kv, mm Lengacher, E. McConaghey, E. Rohrer, R Grabowski, D 1mm r R. Smoker, B. Shaffer, F. Earhart, A. Lengacher, L. Hess, M. Buckwalter, L. Kling, C. Bouder. ,yi gf America ' ' 1. agueswlhlil ghitf- ,Q ,Enamel 5 1 faculli W cw will Slozdlml . wi in F-TA' ters UWM an The purpose of this year's Senior High Student Council, led by President Glenn Shee, was two-fold: to coordinate social activities and to serve as a channel of communication and cooperation between the students, faculty, and administration. The council sponsored the annual Home- coming Day, the Schpooknacht Queen contest, a Halloween party, the Christmas dance, a roller skating party, and a swimming party. The council served the student body by oper- ating the school store, snack bar, and paper back book library and by discussing all sug- gestions and problems p r e s e nt e d at the meetings. 5 l OFFICERS: Glenn Shee-president, Astrid Lengacher vice president, Marie Buckwalter-secretary, Dave Zimmer man-treasurer. 81 Q i 7' E 1,2 l lf, .f. Fi 'X .1 If .LV +L' . Cf' 'I 1 f ..' '5 ' ' 151 E., il. ii fn, V Y. .. ,: .,. .,, . . if T 4: li is yi il li li H l . . H ,N ., ,, il ii' '1 ,L I 1 3. ey K' E. L' . if X f NX't,f5X5,' .W TM 1 . l -.,l. T MY., 1' A., . 1. .f xy -A '5 gvskzxlamwxlxxelxxtxf123.fu ml. fll, V:::,fmlimlU43 i, A,,f.X,NQg.Mi ,I :j1f7!m X, 9,35 9 , I , Ilxt.NXMN I, T, VN .W .f Q ffl fL JuNloR HIGH STUDENT CQUNCIL SECOND ROW: N. Bauer, M. SmOkGI', S- Shea-ffefa B- Brenemanf S' Peachey, L. Raum, P. Diem, K. Buckvvalter, E. Herr, D- Bauefg MIT- Altman. FIRST ROW: T. BI'2LCkbi11,R. Groff, M. Burnley, J' Geflltzkla e 3 2 R. Stoltzfus, B. Houder, P. Brown, E C. Groff. OFFICERS President ...... Doryth Bauer V. President .... Charles Groff Secretary .... Kathy Buckwalter Treasurer ...... Mike Burnley 1 Denise Lantz won the Junior High Schpook- Many student activities including a bowling party, the Sir Valentine danc e, an ice skating party, a hobby show, and the Spring Dance were under the fine sponsorship of the J unio r High Student Council. The council also continued to provide bus transportation for sport events in an attempt to boost s c ho ol spirit. The year'S events were highlighted by the campaigning and election of a new president. nacht Queen contest with her ventriloquist act. K' 82 vling ating were High ed to ts in ar's and PRGJECTIONIST J Nl President . . . . .Ken Myers V. President . . . . . Jim Diem Sec.-Treas. . . . .Clair Becker 3 BACK: E. Keneagy,J. Bryer,R. Groff, K. Myers, G. Stoltzfus, M. Stoltzfus, D' rn CENTER' Mr Frey-Advisor, C. Blank, G. Peterson, T. Winters, J. ie . . . r. Reed-Advisor. FRONT: D. Beane, J. Graybill, H. Eberly, R. Boas, NATIONAL HONCJR SOCIETY SECO ' . . ROW'N1l3 Rlggsiei? JSnf2?g51ErGj SET? Rs HEY, M' Hlgh' R' Grabowskif A- Lensacher, H- Trout, L- B0W1eS- F - - , . , . is, . reneman, S. Mellinger, R. Fisher, D. Krusen. IRST 1- SI0ltzfus, T. Winteri R- Boas. FIRST Jfxx I I ' I Stairway To the Sfc1rs The star of the show. Pequea' s stairway to the stars . ff 1.- , Yfjg 5 f by fV,Zf ,A 232 ' Q f , ', Vw nf an iff 527W , K R The King, Glenn Esbenshade, and Queen, Suzanne Buckwalter, lead the Grand March. 85 ik 'WML ' X XXXXX' XX 1 M II 1 ll X X M 4 W 7726 aff fd I, .fi fff N, f,,1, W1 -ea 1 1 1, 4 J . 1 1 LUCK, srocK, and LIPSTICK G. Remley, Miss Prather , R. Fisher, Miss Lambert , J. Crandall, Gordon War ren , M. Buckwalter, Jane Gardner' 5 J.Diem, Charles Plunkett , B. Breneman, Mrs. Maggs g D. Krusen,' Mary Lou Brennan , J. Burkholder, Mrs. Donley g R. Grabowski, Don Donley , M. Hershey, Larry Don1ey g B. Speakman, Caro1 Izzard . The Junior-Senior play was presented November 13 and 14, 1964. A story of the pr oble m s in a modern high school, it told what happened when a woman guidance counselor came to share the office of Pembroke High School's woman- hating boy's counselor. The disappearance of a large sum of yearbook money further complicated the matters. Of course, all ended happily. UNDERSTU ' - . . DIES. D. Krusen, G. Diem, A. Gilgore Director sz Mr. Robert Heissei Smrley Mellinger. 86 ft if ev 5 6 10 4 af' tt is M ,.,. Q One more word out of you, young Prompters: J Trago, S Phenneger Hairstylist S Myers lady, and I'll . . . How about 4th floor with all those dis s e c t e d frogs and guinea pigs ? il xxfllij hlfey We'll see what my husband has to say about this! 87 fffdwffffgy X vm XMKXXNN NX ' 1 E pious 'ffl YY'- Q X f W - .. . e' jr. ,Q . a .. 'lhll 4 I' .wiv-x . i,5::-1-laik.. in -.'. ,,.,e,,g, e - ---- .. I - - , ' ,V 'I . f f. I r i S i E ' ,1 , 4 a E 1 2 ,' 'li SECOND ROW: D. He r shey, News Editor, R. Bowman, Laywt Editor, D. Deisley, Sports Editor, T. Denlingerg G- Remley, Feature Editor. FIRST ROW: H. Trout, Editor-in-Chief, Mrs. Conger, Advisor, M. Buckwalter, Senior Class Editor. Pequea Valley's newspaper, the PIGNEER, has always been a project sponsored and run by the junior class. This year, the paper has been filledwith excellent reporting, poetry, and car- toons skillfully prepared by the staff members. Regular features are Points to Ponder and Council Corner along with a column devoted to thoughts on current events. 'Through the years the problem of financing the newspaper has become more impending to each staff. This year the juniors staged an all-out cam- paign to get the needed subscriptions. Their success is measured by the ap- preciation and support of the entire school. -J. Ellis, Copy Editor, B. Kuhn, K. Ebyg C. RB. nek, PhetogfaPhef5 land S. Hostetter, Club Editor, M. Deckman, Artist, V. Mait ' 88 ffm. pl HPGT, the 3 project or class. filledwith and car- the staif e Points er along ughts on W 'N I, r21Pher5 3. f un ' Q PIONEER STAFF Pequea Valley Hugh School .Kinzers R. F. D. 3, Pcs, I 964-'I 965 Editor'-in-Chief ...,.... .. ..,...... ,...,. . . ..... . Howard Trout Senior Class Editor ......... ,...... N Izzrie Buck-walter News Editor ....,. .....,.,... . .. . ............ Don Hershey Sparta Editor ..,....., W... ....., ....... . .. Denny Deisley ,-,-C Feature Editor ..... . ....... .. .........,..,,,. Gail Remley Layout Editor ......,. ....,......,............ R icharci Bowxpzgn STANDING: R- Gfabowski, C- Hoover? G- Petersen, B- DMS, J- 55555. ETH.:::::::::f:f:5:::ii:i''5'.:ff 2Qz5'zsz,'fi', 'fig'QbLi,Z.'f5522? Crandall. SEATED: J. Burkholder, B. Dlckel. joan Burkholder, Gregg Petersen Sports Staff .............. .. .... B111 Kuhn, Charlie O'DoxmeH Cathy Eby, Vivian Maitland Featum Staff ........ .... Rick Grabowski, Charlie Hoover Beth Uavics layout Staff .................... Joe Stephan, Tom Deniinger Carolynne Melieby Business Manage' .......,...........................,.... Ioan Smoker Circulation Manager .....................,.,.......... Dale Stoltzfus Typists ,......,., .. ..... .......,,. Art Lengacher, Eviv: Snyder Cathy Smith Photographer ....... . .... ........ ......... ...,.. .......... C I y ci e Rzmck Club Editor ...... . ,.... Sanford Hcsstetter Artist . .........,...,.,.. ........, M ike Beckman Advisor ....... ......... 24 I rs. Conger ,H Z- Q 5 It ., ,,q V .Q A ,Q 4 . STANDING: J. Smoker, C.Me11eby, A. Lengacher, J. Stephan, D. Stoltzfus. SEATED: E. Snyder, K. Smith, C. O'Donne11. 89 , M , wp ,,,' W ,, 1 , f , l ,X N YNWQLU-.5 H RJ U1-,mxlrklxufvrwf'1, vwY5X1L'-'3- ,f!'5f,,'Iq ,x ' I V' RQ' ' A, PEouolAN STAFF fxsfl Qf ' 2 2 S W fi 5 1 az i l ' 21 2 2 2 1 i 14 1? ': - S f f 5 2 4 ef 2 if 2 Z 2 2 2 1: ? QI 5 Z F ? 5 A A 55 2 ei 9 33 2: f 4 2 5 2 er 15 ,E 5 E fflfff' if ,ya l W.. d't 'n chief Shirley Mellinger- Mr. Meley-advisor, Glenn Shee-e 1 or-1 - 2 layout editor. Senior Staff Karen Mellinger, Janet Rissler, Edith Shelley. Business Staff - Mary Waltman, Frances Earhart, Linda Bowles. Many night lamps burned bright- ly as Pequoian staff members work- ed hard to fill the yearbook with many pleasant memories. Activities Staff - Jeff Beane, Rose steirzfus, Ken Myers, Deborah Krusen, Sandra Myers, Barry Shirk. fi 'W ,ff is kv. r .13 5 six we 2 f P , f' ,ii -'ff' I I 1, L ART STAFF: Marie Buckwalter, Chris Hess, Margaret ACTIVITIES STAFF: Lila Hess, Edith Lengacher, Jim Ranson. Kennel, John Hostetter, Ruth Ann Fisher. ACTOR'S GUILD SECOND ROW: D. Summers, K. Mellinger, E. Frederick, C. O'Donne11, G. Martin, D. Lantz. FIRST ROW: S. Hershey, G. Diem, Mrs. Aiken- advisor, A. Gilgore, B. Sheaffer. I The make-up crew at work. 91 f .gf 1 W1 .ff 'f-f-fiiiw5iI?NWf3MINKXWNI ,r ln .. w ? FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA F.F.A. Officers: Mr. Givler-advisor, Ed Rohrer-Sentinel, Marvin Weaver- Chaplain, Sanford Hostetter-Secretary, Randell Stoltzfus-President, Leonard Sauder-Vice President, Eugene Denlinger- T r e a s u r e r , Roger Stoltzfus- Reporter. QMIMERS of I A, OPI Q,TIO,y 7 L .. ffc9'CuUoQ O UU Q99 -9 fa,a- . 15 --- 47- 0 0 c X 4, 0 E, 0 1' 'wJ Randell Stoltzfus shows barrow to Grand Champion at F.F.A. Hog Show, Q ,gg as ks af, Z at 3 E252 3a n Breed Cnssmppfm John Bowman, Randell Stoltzfus, and Barry Shirk show Lila Hess, Chapter Sweetheart, ribbons and honors. The F.F.A., with its 36 members, participated in many activities this year. As a social event, the boys had a Christmas Party with the F.H.A. Several Pequea representatives entered state judging contests held at Penn State. The gr oup al so took a trip to the State Farm Show. To learn better farming practice s the F.F.A. m e m b e r s had the opportunity to visit several modern farms. 92 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA STANDING: S. Bomberger, S. Fisher, C. Smith, S. Phenneger, S. Mitchell, B. Dickel, D. Davis. SEATED: G. Martin, D. Summers, K. Menge, J. Rissler, N. Stoltzfus. f 4 ,V g 2 KNEELING: Jackie Wanner. STANDING: R.Me11eby, B. Olinger, N. Landis, A. Benner, C.. Urban, V. Ffisher, A. Zimmerman, M. Martin, S. Haubert, J. Zimmerman, C. Sauder, L. Petersen, J. Houck, L. Olinger, D. Smith. Advisor: Miss Zeppg President, N. .St01'CZfl1Sg V. President, J. Burk- holderg Se c r etar y , R. Stoltzfusg Treasurer, R. Smoker. ' STANDING: Miss zepp, J. smoker, C. Miller, E. Buckwalter, J. Burk- holder, E. Shelley. SITTING: R. Stoltzfus, N. Stoltzfus, R. Smoker. 93 T .,.. .. T' :QQ 1, ,.J, .Q H C xi xXiQWX35NQiNNxX'iEN51ii-ei?MNH 'TJ if-'1'WWff i'.ff-TWSY .wf +.i'i T 4 X i X . 1 9 I 1 4 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 3 , E 1 Z , 1 . , i i1 1 1 1 2 1 f ii, 23 3 4.12 . 3 'f 's 3 , 5 3 1 f f Z f 14,, ,1!1 1 ,1 ff1f1 1 1 f 1 1 1 1 1 f i X . 1 1 1 1 1 11 11 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 SCHOOL LIFE 1 1 f 1 tj 11, 1 f1 ,111cW,1 1 11711 'wif' 11241 W1 ' 4 Ww 1 1 1 17 ' -1 1 VQV 1' 11, 11,11 52191 , 1 5 1 9 5 J Q fa- ,f ,- if ti,-XX X N sk -, f V, ,,,,,,f Q pmf? ' If IU. rf ,,, f , K 4 mfg cr-f vfff WX f, Little things Surround us every day. All these liffle things combined Form our daily life of school 1 It'sthe time for pumpkins, Witches, and black cats. Homecoming Queen - Marie Buckwalter Amusement time. The Unisphere. 96 The juniors pause for a bird's-eye view of the New York Wor1d's Fair. f' -'Fff A I 1, Msg S y 'ff A Nancy Landis prepares for that bouncing ping- pong ball. if F u 1 4. 'dlsfeye r3bS15F21f' Illtramural Basketball Champions from WO! nlnth grade, Intramural Volleyball Champions. Hustle, girls I 97 Tenth grade int r a m u r al hockey champions. Q fy ' gf gf: ,Qew-12f:z25',af:-1 04.4 , ..,.. , ,f f ' M- -K ' -I 1 :Z ' 1 ,.,, f . ' tf i f S X3 'X f A K A i v X u ,, o,sf4,g': ,. V 5 - ,I Q 4 ,S ,,vy:,5i347 gf f I-If 1-whip,--,i -, fir'a , , . 5 V - f - ,yn , A ,X , ly ,,,, Y ,yylf YC . , f qwsct. M.. t asy kw. W . . w w .. . 3 - f' fl - Ms- '- 5 W ' .avaagaasf ff-V -'Sw ,avi W- ' - is V ,. ,, .4p..f . n : . J- ,Q c , , , .f fa ' 91 Q x . Hymn., , ezfvi . 1. fi f- 'ma . ' 39 T yag Z f i Girls, you're supposed to hit the ball! 4, ,.,! fl. f 1 9 f , f 1 ff X, , X ,-fi I ,, iw it ,,'-1 y, N , A t- ,f,,1 X if f ? 2 2 3' rf rx' Z6 if 1 sg 1: g Eff: af 5042 53:5 22 Z Q 1 22 13:22 ,ig KE Q 'Z-52 22? A 5 60 W aff ff 2 Q M 456 55 Ju The senior New York trip was supercalifragilisticexpialidocious . 2 5 2 5 The Security Council of the United Nations We're afraid of heights! Braves invade Chinatown! 5274! . Who stole my seat ? New York is two worlds. One is begun by sunset, The other by dawn. - -Jeff Beane N aff f, rf NX - H tu, , ,1 it iw , w.,' ,, Q N x . Jijilfff bw-xitifs-'iii'yX5firX1f-XtQxkqxli-ism, -xx M Hx ,,1,vH13,g1mfga'f,, ,' xx in NH XM ' W vv lv Ringing all those door bells was well worth it. High Salesmen of the Magazine Drive. .ww 912 M Peace! , 2 1 X LfT252e5i?2?i9ff2f4f?efieii?Efff1 fx P54 CFJMW -fbyif'-Kagl,-ffifijjfgif-f52'71f,-'f9: 1Z'f4g'QJiJfCi?? 'f-f ' ' ' The staff put a plug in for me, too! llhlnlggu 100 Two minutes till curtain tim Welcome, parents. American Education Week f rf? Make way for the Braves! T-E-A-M' I A W5 I, J4 f If r'1 Lets go, Bouder ! Sink that ball, Rick! Fight, Team, Fight! ,ff 76 YOUTH DAY nv 00 5 2 .mf -mmmvm 4 -sm.. ww wmmsfmmwwmm M-,M .M .ywmwm WWW Q Z 2 E 5 if Ei .,- 4 , ., li Ek .i 992 122 553 XEQQKQX Q Q 5 f. if af Z 5 -A- Ideal publicity' up A potpourri of Energetic propaganda. The heat and fervor of a political campaign enveloped Pequea Valley as the Youth Day in Government campaigning began. Both juniors and seniors sought offices. The two opposing parties were: the Ideal party, led by Alfred Wanner and advised by Mr. Thomas McCormickg and the Energetic party, led by Robert Ray and advised by Mr. John Musser. Eventhe casual observers were enlightened by the flurry of posters and waving banners. A special assembly allowed a few members of each party to present their ideas concerning possible improvements in our school and in the local government. For the first time in Pequea's election history, students had the opportunity to use the voting machine. The election resulted in the Ideals winning eleven positions and the Ener- getics winning seven. Each winning candidate spent one day with his counterpart in the local and state political offices. I up l It was an Ideal campaign, M 102 A Ray of hope. E K ' 'K Slim Jul D 1 F11 T ion 5f7A'1,ll lglllda. 1th Dayin A OPPOSUIQ Cormickg banners. ncerning 1 use the ne Ener- he local V 7D'J:5f f ' Efiffff GOVERNMENT f I ff! After you, Alphonse! It's as easy as shifting gears! SECOND RCW: Robert Kreider-state representativeg Art Lengaeher-state representativeg Jerry Reynolds-sheriffg John Hostetter-recorder of deedsg Mike High-county treasurerg Richard Becker-orphan's court judgeg Lee Reynolds- prison keeperg Carl Garver-county coronerg Rod Peachey-county comptrollerg Tom Denlinger-common pleas judge FIRST ROW' Astrid Len acher rothonotaryg Gene Shearer county commissionerg Denny Deisley-county commiss- . - 3 'P 1onerg Don Hershey-county commissionerg Rose Stoltzfus-common pleas judge. 103 , , ' 'f mg, . -K , . X , 4 f ' We were sailing along- ,J To tell the dancer from the dance. .,,.,. .,x, - ,, ff - if l ,wr Zi gi , romat. Leaders of the Laund- Object d' art. +-A Z4 Z z-f Z3 ii ef 4 K7 f , ga Q Z2 52 ,ag 1- g ? Z 4 M K K Sing along. Always on his toes. B a r b Pinkerton sways them again- assess P 7-Huncl , Q, . F , I D Pinkerton 5 them The mongoose is loose! ! 2 fe Always on schedule! Paula Diem-Junior Citizen Practical English IV. Doorway to Life. 105 ll' 1 Early morning scholar ? ff7f5f'J 5 f Vff 1 -Vf -Q I' I-,Cf L12 ,HI wif. Y ,V,. X! Grand Prize Biology Project - Clair Becker. F' Ml Second Prize Biology Project - Glenn Shee, -....1..- G t S k tth F. . . Star Farmer Award - Randell Stoltzfus. B3EZuetp?aKZE ixqariin. F A M 4 Saturday night is date n HMOM'MY! moe ight. King ofthe Road Glenn gm' I avid' Mr. George Altho u s e , a native of Ephrata, graduated from Ephrata High School in 1938. He received his B. S. Degree from Elizabethtown College and his master's degree from Temple University. In 1961, he received national recog- nition from the Freedoms Foundation at Valley Forge. Mr. Althouse participated in many of the Ephrata c om munity activities, including Ephrata Lions Club, Ephrata Legion, Ephrata War Memorial Association, and the Ephrata Recreation Center. George Althouse was a servant of his country, a leader of his community, an adv i s o r to youth, and a companion to adults. He was all these and more to Pequea Valley High School. In Memoriam November 17, 1920 -- March 23, 1965 Heaven gives its favourites -- early death. -- Byron 107 .Cf,if -5'lL?N'7 7f' V ftllw-.XY-, .1 , . , .. 1 . ! ,:.SEXNKvxiilXQXQ-,Imgxylkwxlwxylx2.351A .ll X E ww WH wld! I i X .1 x : I W Y X. ,, . f '-.156-b2fg'4'5Zl:? I ., .- - . 1v '1'2-51-Qs?-if1'4,a-:vm f , - '-'1-4-:w?:,?i3f '1'25557,:Q K' f' ., --vw , 'Q .' , va-'if.E.-sfqgza-fl::f2:1a:f:A ,-. ,:.-'A i - 1 :- Li. . A Q' A :'v' 'f' c'-.,,-13.5. a f N -'f.. -nw., rl,-2:11 :ei- . . .i5'-,elif1,5.f9L?12E'f5'- f l' F -f-? 'fli5C5?3.f?iL:r-'l. . 1 L 4- V '?7 ?f?'?fz5L3'11'r:.:5'f ' .. Q, --e:'f.i42-154223231-s:'f2J '? 2'f:51i:i:.12 fl-1 ' 'Qi-wg! 1-,2f4L.f'.:c -Y-f 5 ' ssl-Eine'-.1 ilftvf' .W Wkxfivff ,. -.f' - Ma- free w.. + 4 .f 1 fxCgzgzfvaif-Q'---risisrif1'-21:25- i-- .. '-'?Q5,f 1f5T3g,zf.J '?,q9 SS' 1 3.9 f ., fgzssiiffqgrg. 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J ,I FJ, h . b Vi,,,:,.?- :Fifi ' - jg ,1v.,.Q 335, -, 12 --'-' '- 5:-1:2f:e:f.4:5w.f.:.-1.-vr'-wwf-f-4,rf:.5zf2f:'9rf5.f1xi1i1-a:-:4- 21: 1- f '- f' ' -cf -' JI M ' ' -4 - Q 12- - 2-E?-ly'-:g.L3-'.,.f,L-Q73.i:.ST11'.-Q,f--'f--3:3-'wifA331-:.'p21'1',:,Q-., ff- ' . L: ..1'-.-QQ3'f:.vJ, Qf3fQ'Q'f-2,2 3-1:5-711Qgqg'fgii2r72:5 '-align: ,Q1,f31'-ggiyijf ' ' 'Z 5' 1 ' T f , X-, 1' , f'LLiQiE51'F:1 ,:.Qf,f':g'.Qr?-E-:1. - -A ' flifyx- w ' F-,-: '-fi-vb- -' .. .. A- Q . -- ' 5 A, ,,. -,.' .J-2: .-.-5:-v ir ig .1 '.'-- - M - Q 5 -. -,-. .'.Xa.f.,- 1 M ug- - Q' -. -- M ' A . . 14 .Q,ig,L.v:' 1. -.1 THE WILLOWS 6 Miles East of Lancaster on Route 30. BRING YOUR FAMILY FOR A G O O D D I N N E R BE CKER'S TURKEY FARM Turkeys-Live or Dressed R.D. 1, Ronks, Pa. Phones: 687-6688 687-7832 Farms - Businesses - Homes KURTZS GORDONILIHJNG HOME CURED HAMS Real Estate - Auctioneers Slab Bacon Insurance Paradise, R.D. 1, P3- Phone: 442-4821 Phone: 768-3661 lntercourse, Pa, L. J. DENLINGER CO. Paradise, Penna. Master Mix Feeds KAUFFMAN'S FRUIT FARMS Frozen Food Lockers Lumber Coal Groceries if Lockers Denlinger Feeds Serve Definite Needs Home Grown Fruit Phone: 768-3031 768-3021 Route 340 Bird-In-Hand, PAPERBACK BOOK MART Interesting and Valuable Titles For Student and Teacher L. B. HERR 8x SON 44-48 W. King Street Lancaster, Penna.. Phone 394-7151 FISHER MOTORS Oldsmobile Sales And Service Automobile Repairing Phone: 687-6011 Paradise, Pa. J. c. WALKER s. soNs, INC. COAL, BUILDING MATERIALS, FEEDS, FERTILIZERS GAP,PA, 442-4169 QUALITY AND SERVICE SINCE 1855 X cfi R01 Z Sn 3 l Q A S X. X X Come to me, all whose stomach ' cry out in anguish and I will restore you! E- ROY TROUT gf SON M Eggs With That Heavenly Flavor From Paradise, Penna. THE GREEN LANTERN I I, Phones: Route 30 3 miles east of Gap 442-4346 393-6510 5 I 7 WALTER T. PIETSCH RCA -- Appliance center -- Philco RUTTEFS STORE Kinzers, Pa. 30 Years of Sales gl Service Da, Smoketown, Pa. Phone: 394-5531 C 1 O BYLER'S FOOD LOCKER Gap, Pa. Pa. 1- In Lancaster, Pa. It's l JOE MYERS' RESTAURANT Lincoln Highway Easg Q3 milesj 394-1606 an JOE MYERS'DINER Lincoln Highway East C1Milel Ex. 3-0804 EXCELLENT FOOD . . . FINEST SERVICE Superb Homemade Pies and Cakes Nationwide Insurance Companies DENZEL A. BOLLINGER Phone: 687-6326 Paradise, Pa. Auto - Fire - Life Mutual Funds Family Insurance - Auto Financing z X Guns Fishing Equipment SHENK BROS. Sporting Goods and Toys 30 West King Street Toys Lancaster, Pa. Varsity Sweaters 3 , ff gl : f' 'MJ :f' !y IXLUW1 .U ,lf , 1 'f, 114 .- f4 I . ff -, zz 'I nw M 7 1 'n If wg 4 ff! ,fl I 1 ,-vvql, IW' -fy ,f ,WN I J H ,va ,-1,4 , -Pa 2' 2 4, Q 174 ., X' F SE-ff . ef w 1 . 6 . mf . W 'f , lg H KRAMER'S GARAGE WARREjfaVll1gf,'EAVER Eglillgifa' 144 E. Mein Street ' New Holland, Pa. Valiant A. R. SENSENIG, INC. New Holland, Pa. 131101161 354- 2284 Chrysler Imperial DUTCH TOWN AND COUNTRY INN Steaks - Sea Food - Lunches - Dinners Phone: HI 2-4912 Vintage, Pa. WILLIAM C. DILLER Livestock Hauling Local and Long Distance All Cargo Insured 24 Hour Service Gordonville R.D. 4141, Pa. Telephone 768-8189 Area Code 717 n ,ff fl- - .M X r My N .. ,, ,y ff' fff . 5 , .V-f.f2 X .- , 4 I ff 3 1 ,fi '!,f ,f ,xg 14' . I' 1 I ,lf ly, ' I ffl 'W if 'lx' xilwx ! 1 -v . 1 f ,fyj df 71' ., f 4,11 M9 L X, cw, - . .---Ye!! 1 QTY n . ' I fm If . ff ' f M... li Agricultural Limestone BELMONT LIMESTONE co. Crushed Stone Paradise, Pa. 442-4133 PLAIN 8. FANCY FARM INC, Dining Room with Banquet Facilities. to Serve At least 400 Family Style Meals and Preferred Service Bird-In-Hand R. D. 1 768-8281 FOST ORIA Sold in Many Patterns Kauffman's Hardware New Holland, Pa. 354-0951 F. WAYNE HERSHEY General Store Phone 442-8181 Cains--Gap, R. D. 1, Pa. RHOADS PIONEER MARKE A Little Bit of Everything 442-4605 Gap, R.D. 1, Pa. Over a Century of Service T KENNE L' S GARAGE Complete Automotive Service Phone: 442-4154 Gap, Pa. SHREINER'S FLOWER SHOP Phone: 768-3581 Paradise, Pa. FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS MAURICE M. GOOD . . Representing . . . Agway Inc. Phone: 768-3781 Gordonville, R. D. 141, Pa. 4 1 1 a I il I 1 1 1 Il 'I X I a i X 5 i H Z 3 T Main . Smsbx L E. 1144 11 4 3- a X S 0 I r Q i .- HORNING DODGE INC . 501 East Main Street New Holland, Penna. Your Local Dodge Dealer for 20 years. CONGRESS INN Route 30 - East of Lancaster Compliments of STAGE COACH MOTEL .cn pl, ,gwr ' - A,u'hiQ57iU- I '7' 4' . NEWLIN'S TEXACO STATION HI 2-4167 Gap, Pennsylvania THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Strasburg Strasburg, Pa. Main Office Branch Office Strasburg, Pa. Willow Street, Pa. HUGHES' AUCTION 1 Mile West of Honey Brook Route 322 Auction Every Friday Nite 7:00 P.M. A Complete Auction Our Specialty Phone 273-3575 New Tender Wonder Ham Bacon and Frankfurters Pudding, Scrapple and Sausage in Season MARTIN 'S Won Favor by Quality and Flavor! Ezra W. Martin CO. Lancaster, Pa. HAROLD A. HORN AGENCY COMPLETE INSURAN C E SERVICE 217 Fulton Bank Building Lancaster, Pa. 392-2079 in ,. ,443 'f I I II II 'Inv' I'..' III, I ,I-Hx! I I 1 I I'1 4 I I Q I Q I I .,-.. V f ' T 1 P I I I I TI I I IZ PJ I iff Q I riff, I ,.-A: SE ,f - .., , pn, XMI ,. , ff.- ,'1W'IIf 2 WI EI I 'IW QI ,fl I. 1 v ff I.!4 IE If IIE? is cw HII1- I 'I'-IiE lfylif ., I II5 L :III ILT.. v' f IIIQQS A-M III A - -4126 'fi 'ig pl? .KX :I L 1,5 XX. w arm I Ii I 25 af If EIT '15 :iz ,., M4 M, I IE ' 1 It .If I 4 53 I :Im I 3: ..IsIi AIS ,s Is 3:5 '?: IIIQE I1-.3 I:52s 'A 452 ft S313 I I. ,E 'iff iz I 2 ' -x. ' ' ' 1 I :E . f, .Mg , aiu. Vfpf iii III f My, 3. I-. , .vr,, A -u-F ,,-- , , , N' xx. gs . In STATE BANK OF PARADISE The Bank of Service KITCHEN KETTLE FOODS Intercourse, Pa. X PARADISE, PA. X Member of Federal Reserve Manufacturers t System and Federal , Fine Jellies and Jams PI Deposit Insurance Corporat1OI1- Each Deposit Insured Up to 510,000-00 3 Auto And Truck Repairs Z ZffggI1Ef'idBDUIge?rrfE1? O International Trucks S ecial - .LeSabre Sales and Service Igvicta - Electra 24- Hour Towing Service Phone: 354-2215 Hg C- ROBINSON 436 E. Main Street Lincoln Highway New Holland, Pa. 442-4156 Gap - ' RSO? . I 1,5 ei:-, s , Mfifif 0 5 - ' I fe 0' I 102' X! President ,,,, , , Randell Stoltzfus F, F, A, MOTTO Vice President , , , , , Leonard Sauder . . . . . . Sanford Hostetter Learning to do, Treasurer , , , , , Eugene Denlinger Doing to Learn, Pr . . . . . Roger Stoltzfus Earning to Live, West - - ..... Ed Rohrer Living to Serve. It - - . . Marvin Weaver semi Trek X X VIOLA'S DS SUMMERS BROTHERS SPOITS Wear -- Dresses , , Specializing in Plumbmg ' fieafmg ' Hardware Formal and Wedding Gowns Phone- 442-4163 Phone: 733-1757 . Gap, Pa. 102 E. Main St. Ephrata, Pa. Telephone Box 100, Paradise Gap 442-4181 Pennsylvania FRANK H. HOOVER Sale Every Tuesday . . . . VINTAGE SALES STABLES INC Painting, Paperg1S1g1gg15g78z Floor Sanding Agoigzissiigizitgikf Intercourse, Pa. Kenneth E. Hershey i Sales Manager Ll- MILLER 8t SHIRK General Auto Repair Dynamometer Service Official Inspection Station Phone: 637-7812 Soudersburg, Pa. AMOS EBY 81 COMPANY . . . Manufacturers of . . . High Grade Fertilizer Phone 687-2490 Paradise, Pa. President . . . Vice President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . Compliments of FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA . . . . . Nancy Stoltzfus . . . . Joan Burkholder . . Rose Stoltzfus . . Rosanna Smoker IL Alu so 8 ' : ll ll :,'i , C ,, oe 'H P o 4,0 ,N Nfw tio W DEAL GOOD FURNITURE 8: APPLIANCES Quality Furniture and Norge Appliances At Low Prices! Phone 354-5178 New Holland R. D. 1, Pa. EXTENSION TELEPHONES . . .in color add beauty and convenience to everyday living. For complete telephone service call 354-2102 ENTERPRISE TELEPHONE CO 37-43 Diller Avenue New Holland, Pennsylvania 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, Pennsylvania MILLE R'S RESTAURANT Penna. Dutch Smorgasboard Seven Sweets Sz Seven Sours Lunches Sz Dinners SUMME RS B ROT HE RS Plumbing - Heating - Hardwa.re Phone: 442-4163 Gap, Pennsylvania Gap Branch THE FULTON NATIONAL BANK OF LANCASTER Gap, Pennsylvania CLARK ELECTRIC Kelvinator Appliances a.nd Girton Bulk Milk Tanks E LE CTRIC HEATING, ELECTRICAL and REFRIGERATION SERVICE Phone: 768-8501 Kinzers, R.D. 1, Pennsylvania. X 4.14- ,ff Olll' SAUDI pA0f09l'Cll9 Ill 5ZJL,,a ,Shao 3'3 ill, ffl ,XU x4 'X f4 'fp . f 1 l I ii i i -ff. ARTHUR S. YOUNG CO., INC. Power Farming Equipment and Supplies General Machine Shop Phone: 442-4186 Kinzers, Pennsylvania NEW HOLLAND SUPPLY COMPANY Poultry Sz Livestock Health Products and Equipment New Holland, Pennsylvania ELMER M. SENSENIG Super Thrift Market R. D. 1 New Holland, Pennsylvania NEW HOLLAND PAINT STORE O'Brien Paints Bernard L. Daugherty - Prop. Phone 354-8206 215 East Main St. New Holland, Pennsylvania WEIR'S PASTRY SHOP Shoo-Fly Pie - Bread Wholesale and Retail 442-4857 Blue Ball, Pennsylvania Newport Road, Gap BLUE BALL GARAGE Paul Martin MOON! si-1001 THE Suddenly, that's more than just a figure of speech. For the graduates of 1965, it can become a reality . . . and not only in the obvious context of space exploration. ln a host of occupations and businesses, including farm equipment manufacturing, new goals are waiting to be won. And today's teenagers, armed with high school diplomas, are moving into a commanding position in the competition to win them. For many, the only limits to their success will be the limits of their own ambition. New Holland cheers on the young people who are now preparing to translate classroom knowledge into on-the-job productivity and hopes many will gird to go the whole way . . . to shoot the moon in their chosen fields. To all, our good wishes for bountiful years ahead! Nnw HOLLAND MAC:-nur: COMPANY I-irst in Grassland Farming MPANY SOUDERSBURG, PA. Produ f Lincoln Highway . cts Phone: 687-4116 7 Miles East of Lancaster 'a Q X 'ORE 1 , Jp, ,, ' 1 .gjoevzudblgnagf a h . . . Manufacturers of . . . - 2 School Pins - Rings - Medals ALL WORK GUARANTEED ! HENRY H. GROFF Cesspool, Septic Tank and Cistern Cleaning and Installation DENLINGER Insurance Agency Phone: 442-4912 Concrete Septic Tanks Gap RD, 1 Pa. For Sale! Phone 392-0157 Bird-in-Hand, Pa. A.M. BURKHOLDER Groceries - Hardware Clothing Phone: 442-4631 Vintage, Pa. Compliments of KAY JEWE LERS 36 N. Queen Street Lancaster, Pa. GEORGE B. STERN Stucco Plastering Waterproofing Basements Gap Hill Kinzers, R. D. 1, Pa. Phone: HI 2-4300 1 Mile South Of Gap, Pa. On Route 41 BETTY'S DRIVE-IN Complete Restaurant Service Breakfast - Luncheons - Dinners Open 24 Hours Daily Except 11 P.M. Sat. To 9 A.M. Sunday Betty Chambers Ph. Hlckory 2-9986 Proprietress Area Code 717 ,..-gl: L,-J xr' 008 G Q vfo, 50, - , Ma R44 l n F W . A I ' kg 5:4 V , Q , Y - 4 Q I . af. V F' :of- giz 'V Q ro '-xl vu Dutch lilflvhderlond LANCASTER, PENNSYLVANIA For Youngsters of All Ages From One to Ninety-One 14 acres of enchanted adventure for every member of the family AMOS B. WITMER Sales - Maytag - Service Phone: 687-6113 Paradise, Pa. HERSHEY GARME NT COMPANY Paradise, Pa. BEST WISHES to the class of '65! DILLER'S ELECTRICAL SERVICE Live better Electrically Adequate Wiring Electric Heating Kelvinator Appliances Intercourse, Pennsylvania 768-3321 - 768-3323 BROWN FUNERAL HOME Paradise, Pa. GEORGE N. RISSLER Portable Milling Phone: Gap 442-4493 R. D. No 1, Kinzers, Pa. CLAIR W. DENLINGER Carpenter and Builder Ronks, R.D. 1, Pa. Phone: 687-7793 CHARLES B. HOOBER Intercourse, Pa. Phone 768-3501 Your Dealer Esso Service . . . By . . . PAUL SECUNDA Vintage, Pa. Phone: 442-4231 DRIVE CARE FULLY . . . Don't Hit a Pretty Girl- We Need Them. i -+ ..- ..- . ROBERT RUTTER Electric Contractors - Hotpoint Appliances NEW HOLLAND MEAT MARKET Paradise P, BUTCHERS Home Dressed and Smoked Meats GROCERIES Phone: 354-835 1 A. WARREN LICHTY Taxidermist Quality Tanning Buckskin Leather Goods Ph. 768-3917 Gordonville, Pa. RILEY'S GIFT SHOP Greeting cards - Gifts Lamps - Antiques Ph. 687-6722 Paradise, Pa. IRVIN C. SLAYMAKER Carpenter 81 Builder Aluminum Storm Windows, Doors, Siding Built-in Kitchen Phone HI 2-4492 Kinzers, Pa. REYNOLD E. SCHENKE CO. TOOL DESIGN -- DIE DESIGN METHODS PRODUCTION MACHINING Phone: 687-7451 Paradise, Pa. C9 Miles East of Lancaster! Phone: 687-65.49 LEAMAN PLACE SUPER MARKET Paradise, Pa. 768-8871 BALDWIN'S GARAGE Front Wheel Alignments and Balancing Phone Gap HI 2-4680 Cains, Rd. No. 1 Gap, Pa. ,X HART'S DINER Lincoln Highway, East Ronks, Pa. Gunsmithing - Hunting - Fishing - Archery Golf - Athletic Equipment Toys - Games - Hobbies THE SPORTMAN'S SHOP Phone: 354-7891 135 East Main Street New Holland, Pa. MARTI N' S DAIRY Milk, Ice Cream and Dairy Products Lancaster, Pa. LEONARD C. MILLER Painting - Paperhanging Floor Sanding Box 85 Soudersburg, Pa. Phone: 687-7392 JOHN N. SMOKER General Store Kinzers, Penna. 1 ROY K. WEAVER Agent GRoFF's HARDWARE State Farm Insurance Co. New Holland, Pa- Auto - Life - Fire - Liability Hardware . Housewares North Decatur Street Strasburg, Pa. Hotpoint Appliances S x HILDEBRAND MEATS E Phone: 687-7511 STRASBURG PHARMACY Strasburg, Pa. Kermit and Helen Leibensperger Dealer in beef, veal, pork, and lamb Phone: 6876058 Center Square All kinds of smoked meats Strasburg, Pa. 5 X PLANT FOOD STORE Harvey G. Good, Prop. Agricultural Limestone . Fertilizers Special Plant Foods . Soil Testing Water Hauling Phone: 76-8-8451 Intercourse, Pa. WERT Z' S SERVICE STATION Phone: 687-6014 Strasburg, Pa. State Inspection Washing - Greasing Atlantic Gas and Oil LENGACHER CHEESE HOUSE Cheese . Butter Lancaster County Phone: 442-4388 Kinzers, Pa. Phone - Strasburg 687-7822 or Quarryville ST 6-3722 I. B. GRAYBILL 8: SON, INC. Strasburg and Refton, Pa. Cement - Grain - Coal - Feed LUMBER . FUEL OIL Phone Gap-442-4314 IVAN SHORTY UMBLE Fresh Produce Sz Produce Hauling Kinzers, R.D. No. 1 2 mi. East of Gap HERSHEY AZALEA FARM Gap, R.D. 2, Pa. F. B. KOCH 81 SONS HARDWARE Plumbing, Heating and Tinning Strasburg, Pa. Phone: 687-3611 WILLIAM W. BAIR Painting and Decorating Spring Garden Kinzer RD No. 1, Pa. Phone: 768-8113 SME LTZ'S BODY SHOP FENDER and BODY RE PAIRS Refinishing- Painting Wreck Work Phone: 768-3 141 Gordonville E. D. KURTZ General Merchandise Self-Serve Groceries Gap, R. D. 1 White Horse, Pa. Phone: 768-8061 WEST END CLEANERS and DYERS Formal Wear Rental 12 Western Ave. New Holland Phone: 354-0731 W. S. HORST Plumbing and Heating Contractors Gap, Pa. A 1 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF INTERCOURSE Intercourse, Pa. Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and Federal Reserve System W.L. ZIMMERMAN 8m SONS Department Store Gulf Petroleum Products Hardware Store Bottled Gas Phone: 768-3131 Intercourse, Pa. KING'S MEAT MARKET Your IGA Store Midway Between Paradise and Soudersburg. Phone: OV 7-6871 Proprietor - J. L. King HAUBE RTS NURSERY, INC . Plants Boxwoods - Myrtle Private Hedge Gordonville Rd. No. 1, Penna Phone: 768-3203 JOHN J. HOOBER Feed - Coal - Lumber Phone: 768-3216 Gordonville, Pa. L. S. Robinson Sz Son SPRING GARDEN GARAGE Auto Repairing Phone: 768-8104 Kinzers, R. D. 1, Pa. Compliments of sl-IIRKS cHEvRoLET, INC. Sales Service 1 cn EV RO LET I 111, IT' Phone: 768-3761 Paradise, 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. EUGENE A. SHEARER Welding Electric and Acetylene Steel Beam Welding Phone: 768-3921 Gordonville, Pa. LeROY W. GROFF Bottled Gas Phone 354-0681 517 W. Main St. New Holland, Pa. THE ESBENSHADE TURKEY FARM Since 1890 Paradise - Lancaster County, Pa. c.M. REED'S SONS Dealers in Calves, Eggs, and Poultry Shipping Point Phones Residence Gap, Pa. Intercourse, Pa. White Horse, Pa. 768-8044 768-8046 768-8040 See Wagonland at the Famous Hex Barn Candies Gift Shop Hollow School Road QJust off Rt. 3401 Conestoga Mineral Water Intercourse, Pennsylvania Phone: Area Code 717 - 768-8151 W. R. WATSON Contractor BRACKBILL'S GARAGE Painting and Decorating General Repair Work Painting and Paperhanging Intercourse Pa Floor Sanding and Finishing Phone, 768-'325i Gap, Pa. ' Electric Heating SMALLWOODS Electrical Wiring and Appliances Fl - - MARK E. DENLINGER Owers gflfiiiizns Trees Phone: 768-3541 - - Intercourse, Pa. U Christiana, Pa. RALPH'S HOUSE OF PHOTOGRAPHY Compliments of Photography Is Our Business . . . not just a Sideline! Phone: 354-5214 J 8, R S tt 327 E. Main street me ,Hoy C0 New Holland, Pa. Gap Pa A n. 340J I 3151 ' W 4 - 2 2 V I , W Y 1 1 ff, , l. 'ff 4.4 ,545 LX Wxgv X1 ,V .',: ,QEUA I .T 1 Q W 'v ik 'i vii, , . 1 i 5 5 : ! -if W, , , Y ff n f fllvfff If ,ff ,,,l' I f 476' , , .f, f Xp' 'f ,ff ,yf , ff 'f fb ff fm nffg X W W. ,f 1 fn If ,fjf ' f '12 ,-V D' ! 'nv Q 1, ffff 'Ill 'w wx ' x' II MU' lqlqi f X 9 I f,, 1 , r 4 .X f , f 5' 1 ,'.l X , I I