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

Text from Pages 1 - 145 of the 1966 volume:

W 4-'1 I I I 1 ' A 1 fum? U wan The 1966 PE Q U OIA By the Senior Class Of PEQ UEA VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL RD. gl, Kinzers, Pennsylvania VOLUME XI history. This and many various the activities ade them fond memories, they d in are Penn- thls book, the are headed by earbook adieu, future 6 'N I I xx X va!! If W 23 XM, k ,au XJ QQ 1 M! W W 'X fb 1 Mvnlr A. N 2 7 N 2? 9: HMG I 1 fl f ff! f ,ff 0 f X, fl W, ' :W ff' if X W ff f f , f 1 A, ., ,mf : X f ' B 0, wwf ' A f , M4:Q4'f'a .1 X .. fx 5, ,fa ,, ! X ff 1 f 'ff 4 , , fx!! M21 7 f A A TYPICAL DAYATPEQUEA 5 n E n 4 Bus +1918 arrives again! And leading around the first bend. ? E 5 9 L H gli fs ,gl I 1 6 Peek-a-Boo -. C1ick-c1ick-c1ickety-click-click-WHOOPS! 6 , , . . 15, A w1de-awake, bubbhng, enthus1a.st1c c 21S P, N 'bv-Q, gal Q Ax A fx f 1. 5 HM 1. AM, f W M 9, Qfgwfy' W 1,, . I ,. X 4 , f qv fif y , , , W, N I X, r W x'- Q J, vf -Aw N My X if . .. fw . A ,, X ,,,, , 06 x Nw :N , gwnnw A, , X, vw A, 5, 'T' 'A fwifiil-0 XZ -. --1 gf M ff..-',ef sm fv CHANNEL 8 DANCE PARTY One of the high points of the year was the trip made by approximately 100 students to the WGAL Dance Party. Channel 8 provided transportation and refreshments for the 10th, 11th, and 12thgr21de1'S and in return the d9'I1Ce1'S Stirredup a storm for the television audience. One of the greater Pequea successes! ff l l .www Mmu. Smile' Your on The next Song 8 Qffl. ' .'x, y 100 students tothe or the 10th, 11th,a11d udience. One Of tht Pequea hosts State Band late last spring. Hostesses: G. Remley, B. Brenneman, J. Burk holder, I. Crantrell, welcomed each guest to P.V. Those crazy band directors. Pequea's famed Rivals , Stage band hard at work. SMILE! You're on Candid Camer ay Seniors compare notes on the day's experiences. The Senior Class de- parted early in the morn- ing for aday in New York City. Upon arrival the group toured the United Nations' Building. After this interesting and edu- cational experience, the class went to the top of the tallest building in the world, the Empire State Building. Lunchtime took most of the students to Macy's, one of the largest department stores in the Tired already! ? Only Lancaster countians would think to buy soft pretzels in New York! Our weary but faithful advisors: A. Balchunas, R. Yashek, B. Matt. Has anyone seen Mr. Mc- Cormick lately ? city. A tour of uptown New York completed the afternoon's activities. After dining at Tof- fenettrs, the group Spent an enjoyable evening at Radio City Music Hall- Following the stage show, everyone laughed at the antics of the movie, Never T00 Late . This trip Was one of the highlights of the Senior Year. .. Q X. Q-fm il Q ft V W C 3 , , ' th' School Store Attendants: V. Maitland, J. Krauss, N. Her- she K Imler, J Martin, O. Yoder. This year the F.T.A. i' zines 35 the dav- -N yy - . -sfllhiai. sponsored the school store. Pequea's first male Home Ec. class was quite 1 aclasS!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ld think to W' H115 WW ' . . Those wild Senior class meetings! 1 I X ! 1 f upl0WU 'Y- letedfhe .W Yorhcomfctivities ernovlgijimg at Tot tags fnewvllsgen .e 1 emu enjoyable igic H2 f , Atour0 M 110 my the Wlllg H0 one O W5 allnrgever V191 trip might W, every 8.2 Thi? of the senior ix' I ug my , V Snack bar personnel: G. Remley, B. Grabowski, J. Bryer, J. Burkholder. The snack bar is sponsored by the Student Remember all those snow days, Mr. Rem- Council ley ? ? ' The electric ex- citement ofa political campaign s W e pt Pe- quea on Youth Day in Government Election Day, March 15, 1966. For more than a week beforehand juniors and seniors worked franti- cally to obtain the best publicity space and de- sign the most eye- catching posters. The two opposing parties this year were: the V.I.P. CVery Impor- tant Partyj, spear- headed by Rick Gra- bowski and advised by Mr. Musser, and the Inspirator party, strongly led by Denny Deisley and supervised by Mr. McCormick. The moment of decision came later in the day as the sopho- m o r e s , juniors, and seniors went to the polls to vote by ma- chine. The election results surprised everyone: all nine In- s p i r a t o r candidates won offices, causing one of the biggest land- slides in Pequea's his- tory. The victorious politicians spent either a day in Lancaster, where they were shown city projects and busi- nesses, or a day in Harrisburg, where the operation of our state government was ob- served. 4 .ff '92 W SEATED' J Kurtz D Hershey R Groff STANDING' G Kellenber er P.Brene- man, G. Colyer, A.,Lengacher, Zimmerman, R. Stoltzfus, D. Dicely. , ! 12 'K wa I GV, fin? My w 4 'rn 1 Lynette enjoys ffl 3.-, il. 1? . sg.- ' , 5 i -E95 1.Q,w li 'fm mfs' So P,?ep:Sgi0r gms g Wi, W N. :. Kellenberger Pl G D Dicelv A year ago I didn't realize all that was in store for me during my year in Lancaster County attending Pequea Valley High School. I've had the most wonderful year of my life, and I know I shall never forget the terrific class of '66. Thanks to you all for the many kind thoughts and gestures you have extended to me. When I re- turn to Australia I'll be taking many fond memories that will always be with me. Hope to see many of you Down Under some- I Z day! Lynette Lynette enjoys her first piece of pizza. the A happy Australian enjoying her birthday in America. Some senior girls initiated Lynette very we11tO P.J. party routine. 13 Janet Ellis was named Teen of the Week in the Lancaster newspapers in November. Janet was se- lected for this honor by the faculty on the basis of her many activities, her high scholastic record, and general attitude for learning. She has represented Pequea in district and state orchestra festivals as well as county and district band events. Janet will attend Westmin- ster College in the Fall, studying secondary teaching. In the fall of the year Alice Lynne Watson was crowned Pequea Valley's 1966 Homecoming Queen. This year Alice Lynne was very active in activities such as band, chorus, dramatics, and hockey. She was selected on the basis oi character, beauty, and friendliness. Each year the Daughters ofthe American Rev- olution present an award to the outstanding g00d citizen in the senior class. This year's reCiPi?Ut was Joan Smoker. Joan is in the Commercial course, and will study business administration at Shippensburg State College in the Fall. I-F'-1-'Se Wagso Qleen, - TIUQS such T35 Selected on the Miss. 'Sd year C Eby models a su1t that she made 1n Hom eEc class Cath w1ll Y be magorlng 1n Home Econom1cs at Indlana State Un1vers1ty next G. Kellenberger models a two-piece outfit for t h e Home Economics department fashion show. . t X www-wwfffw-' m7dwf ,X , 5527! f 4 You can tell he's an expert on cherry pies! 1 ! ! I I I I An award wlnnmg photo by Ray Boas, a sen1or. C ome now, Mr. Bardsley, it wasn't THAT funny! I 1 1 ' . Bev' Ameflw 006 This yiaCowm?rElat A inaiihministfauo ss iirhe Fan' Student Council presidents proudly show what the School collected for a local fire-stricken famlly. I5 TD- ff W-ltr-'vw ff 'www 'S JOYC E MARIE BAXTER Joyce Commercial Seen With Mary Jane . . . constant car troubles . . . loves to eat . . . one ofthe Four Runaround . . . lovely long hair. RICHARD EARL BECKER !lDiCkV' General Travelin' man . . . great salesman . . . likes to make bookreports for English Class?'?'? . . . future me- chanic. M JOHN MARK BERKHEHVIER John Commercial One of the Toads . . . wheels a'56 Chevy . . . enjoys MathClass'?? . . . always thirsty . . . hails from Kin- zers. DAWN MARIE BITTS Dawn Commercial Often seen atWillow Street . . . Hails from Lampeter-Strasburg. . . Plans to become a Hairdresser. I8 I l-1? CALVIN ROY BENN ER Cal Agriculture Roams the halls of Pequea with a cer- tain girl . . . hails from WhiteHorse . . . loves to study?? ? ROBERT C. BITTS vvB0bvv AgI'iCu1t1.1I'9 Big Brown eyes. . .manof fewW01fCEE . . . Bitts did it! . . . SGW W1 Clyde . . . Pleasing personality- Y-:I RAYMOI4 HRayll Works HY Fife 5peecheS ' thrives OH Class??? JAMES LY Jet fro mighty high P 8 Water ' - - and else si g 1 cum Roams Ill!! girl I ' . - - . loves to study??? RAYMOND A. BOAS, JR. Academic at Firestone . . . memorizes peeches . . . college bound.. . hrives on pizza . . . loves Trig ??? i BITT5 ROBERT C Agri, man of eYe5'.'1. Ji' Bfown did it! ' ongllll ' B1ttSP1eaSing pers .a e I , . i . JAME S LYNN BRACKBILL Jet Academic Hails from Paradise . .. stands mlghty high . . . remembers Gold- water . . . guides a'59 Olds. . . good eye with a rifle. 1. .-.. FREDERICK C. BOLLINGER Fred Academic Headedfor college to study Business Administration . . . one of Pequea's wrestlers . . . likeable. M. JOAN BURIQ-IOLDER Eli Academic One of Pequea's actresses . . . enjoys German c1ass??? . . . leader of F,H,A .... May I be excused this period? . . . friend to all. I9 SHARON E. BOWLES Sh9'I'O11 Commercial Loves totalk . . . hates homework on Weekends . . . enjoys bookkeeping class??'? . . . found at the Wagon Wheel. IRIS F. CANTRELL Iris Academic Active student directress . . . inter- ested in science . . . has camera troubles . . . ardent student headed for college. JEFFREY ALLEN CRANDALL ,,Jeffn Academic Busy, busy, bl-153' - - - headed for college . . . co-editor of Pequolan . Mr, Banks . . . marches with band of Braves. i fn Elf? , W . H' v .U - C .f fuk' I ,g25'fgj 35 1 qw Mzifm GLEN WILLIAM COLYER Glen Academic Works at Dutch Haven . . . can hear his Ford a mile away . . . one of Pequea's mighty matmen . . . split personality. MICHAEL GRAHAM DECKMAN Deck Academic Cut-up of Biology class . . . one of Mr. Meley's pals . . . entertains Seniors with his impressions . . . likes to sketch cartoons. HARRY I. DAVIS H211'I'Y General WM' DENNIS D. DEISLEY Dice Academic Drives a Mercury . . . seen but not heard . . . dark curly hair. . . good shop student . . . likes to study??? Pequea's athlete . . . often found at Secunda's . . . sure-footed soccer player . . . has a sophomore side- kick . . . friend to everyone. 20 THOMAS H. DENLINGER vvTOmv1 AC3,d91'1'1ic Small but mighty Basketball Playffr . . . loves tests??? . . . nevers'er1- ous . . . sports enthusiast. . . HHS anyone seen Gloria? V w .fl MEL 11. 1, uni I C'E::f::,L eczlguymlhevh wtf .-ilbhilccy Nfl i. I Au 'lv 'i fp-, 1- ..,, 'un llltllfw-2322 ,niildytobeahmmia . .-t HWY L mu i'1-my Dhves a Mercury, it :fam - - - dark curlylap Sullelll . , , likggug CHARLES RAY DEWITT ucharlieu General Always in a good mood . . . works at DutchHaven . . . one of the Home Ec. boys . . . always ready for anew joke. JAMES WILLIS DIEM Jim Commercial One of the Toads . . . carefree and friendly . . . likes Home Ec. class . . . adds humor to school plays. BARBARA ANN DICKEL Barb Academic Loves book reports?! . . . favorite book- Artists of all Ages . . . unpre- dictable . . . are writers really readers ? RACHEL ELAINE DUTTRY Rachel Commercial Likes a guy in the Navy . . . fond of 2. '54 Chevy . . . hails from Garden Spot . . . one of the Blue Bomb Gang . . . ready to be a housewife. DENLUJGE . Baske .5 nail but H11EqhZ? 'neff. . 10 es tests Ellthuslgjl ' ' , . 5P0 '9,? A we 5 een Glon . f a ,,. THOMAS H' Af .1 -av-- .... -. HAROLD J. EBERLY, JR. Spark Academic Lead guitar of the Malibus. . .Deck's buddy . . . studies a lot . . . likes Physics class? ?? . . . baseball and basketball manager. 21 CATHY ANN EBY Cathy Academic Future Home Ec. major . . . sews a fine seam. . . great basketball player . . . terror behind the wheel of her pick-up truck. W GLORIA JEAN EWING Gloria General Lone female of 12-4 . . . hates Gym class . . . likes study halls and Fri- days . . . Oh, brother! . . . sings with the chorus. JANET LOUISE ELLIS Janet Academic Pequea's Teen of the Week . . . chronic Fros-T-Dog eater. . . head- ed for college . . . backs up the hockey team as a full-back. ERNEST P. FREDERICK, JR. MKQ, J fun' Ni ROBERT LEE FEISTER Bob Gene ral Wheels the Blue Blur . . . another of Martha's Toads . . . one of Mrs. Timmon's admirers . . . I'm not conceited, just perfect! ! Ernie General Frequent trips to the mountains . . . runs a '56 Chevy . . . plans to go cruising with the Navy . . . handles his rifle with ease. 22 , ff fifr ' ,f , W ff,, , mf fiiri i T MARY JANE FARLEY Mert Commercial Seen with Joyce . . . one of the Four Runarounds . . . drives a '57 Ford . . . loves Gym class ??? hailsfrom Gap. LYNETTE GIBSON ullynettevv AC3.d9I'I1i-C Can't wait to see snow . . . Oh, that accent . . . swings 3 mean hfckey stick . . . always smiling - - ' Fair dinkum . I v Ruth' ' fthe Blue Boml ,cliflivliiiz . . . Florida girl about Pequea' ' ' a' I RAYMOND G 'Rays I Headeqf Ford matmel' one Of Pequ. ' - -quietllntil 01' the . 4 MARY Meri S5951 Wilh Joyce Runarounds - . . Imescymchss Gap RUTH ELIZABETH GOGOJ lIRuth Commercial one ofthe Blue Bomb Gang . . Q B. A, whiz . . . Florida chick . . . new girl about Pequea. . . always smiling. STANLEY FREDERICK GRABOWSKI Rick Academic Lead singer of the Rivals . . . Buck- ley Dunstan . . . active and amiable . . . wants cheers for Pequea . . . doesn't let Work get him down. BLANCHE RUTH GROFF Blanche Commercial Terror in Gym class . . . loves B.A. class . . . friendly smile and person- ality. . . likes weekends and holidays. RAYMOND GROF F RW Gene ral Headedfor the Navy . . . drives a '54 Ford . . . one of Pequea's muscular matmen. . .quiet until youknow him DONALD R. HERSHEY JR. 7 Don Academic Collegiate type . . . likes to roam . . . happy-go-lucky chap . . . two wheels, goggles, and a Yamaha. . . class Cassanova Zigy crawl LYNETTE Ar. wait to S 't swings ,- ,N int 'fajways Slum ' I. Y LIU' i '. 1 H neue W' 'l 9 ee SUS ww .. -' gm.- RAYMOND L HERR vvRayvv AC3,del'I11C Cars, cars, cars . . . thrives on steak , , . entertains an eleventh grader . . . knows his way around the soccer field. J. LEWIS HERSHEY Lew Agriculture Cute farmer lad . . . quiet, likeable fellow . . . vital asset of FFA . . . in- terprets Barb's jokes . . . seems quiet, but, oh, brother. ,gg I.'.'.f' CHARLIE C HOOVER, JR ChuHsking Academic Oh, those jokes . . . wants to wing through the air . . . good sense of humor . . . always singing the latest hits. NANCY KATHYRN HERSHEY Nan Commercial Seenwith Jan, Karen, and Sharon . . . friendly smile . . . blushes easily . . . always on the go . . . neat Hallow- een parties. ,:.1. ,. X SANFORD LYNN HOST ETTER SQ-be Agriculture Milks his bull. . . leader ofthe F,F,A. . . . adds low notes to the chorus . . . always late for school . . . likes to make friends. -QBWWH 24 MICHAEL B. HIGH Mike Academic Takes care of Senior class money. . . one of Pequea's eligible bachelors . . . good German student. . . always on the go. KAREN LOUISE IMLER Kerry Commercial Christopher Columbus . - -giggles constantly . . . very impulsive . . - helps give actors their stage appear' ance. raw JANICE UORRMNE Han 5 u Horselover . . U- mop 4 .seen in Millersvgl ivithSharon, Kerry an Gingers' Faithful secre lIKenn Mr' Me19Y'S fav Hpoisol , Orite for thenMvy' ' - - beat, Hlibus. ' 'iff 2. HIGH Ac Hdemic Jlass money gible baoh f ldent, , e ers . always ff I ? E IMLER Commercial ,USM I . . impulsive . . - ir stage 9-PFW' Qi JANICE LORRAINE KRAUSS ,,Jano Commercial Horse lover . . . mops upGymfloors , . seen in Millersville . . . seen ivith Sharon, Kerry and Nan . . . Mr. Gingers' Faithful secretary. KENNETH K. KREIDER Ken Academic Mr. Meley's favorite . . . pilots the PoisonIvy . . . beats a meandrum for the Malibus. LARRY V. JOHNSON awwff' 'Y' Larry Commercial One ofthe Toads . . . the working boy . . . drives a '57 Ford . . . devilish . . . likes school??'? . . . Who ever heard of homework ? GLORIA JEAN KE LLENBERGER Glo Academic Little but mighty hockey inner . . . preheats pans . . . fond of a certain basketball player . . . a noise in the band. WILLIAM KUHN Wil1ybald Academic Hails from Brooklyn . . .tennis a one? . . . Mischief maker . . .' Surfin Bird . . . plays boss guitar for Malibus. ,t,, NNY HK' 'gr Q Weu-ag., o ROBERT MARK KREIDER Bob Academic StudentCounc1l President . . . one of the starving wrestlers .. . Trig whiz?? . . . seenanywhere . . .easy going and well liked. M-'fra l wwe? 7 I if Q26 L . A I V 43 1 K m x:.g4A ?i5: ,1 1 ,SVR ':fW?'?l-i39'fi5ffi t , i IS' GLADYS ARLENE LAPP Gladdy Commercial Small but mighty . . . constant hunger pangs . . . likes shorthand . . . quite fond of weekends . . . active in bas- ketball. EDITH C. LEINER Edie Academic Tough time with Bermudas . . . pretty blue eyes . . . weddingbells will soon be ringing . . . hates tests. 'KK JOHN ALVIN MACKEY YODHi9 Gene ral Wants to be a CPA . . . favorite pet peeve - school . . . quiet and capable student . . . girl crazy? ft wwf ARTHUR LENGACHER, JR. Artie Academic Million dollar smile . . . ping-pong champ . . . thinks in German . . . tennis nut . . . fine cheese man. . . nice guy. EDITH E LLEN LOWENTHAL Edie Commercial One of the Blue Bomb Gang . . . fruit- of-the- loom . . . Come on, kiddies . . . adds humorto12-3 . . . SMILE when in room 24. 'f'ff:'f ' X' I Xa..-we-v 't 'w' Q ' www 2 VIVIAN MAITLAND YVA1kYY Academic Best dressed Basketball player . . . golden throated Warbler . . . loveS Trig c1ass?? ? . . . riot at P.J. Par' ties . . . likes to eat. ,bw GARY L wGaI'y Lean and 12LHkY hunter. . . Oh, th forcollege. . . SP5 .. V,::, -x :if T V 911 SNI . riafiififfn get J- ROBERT Bohn One of pe Shopexperiluea S ., - I ' ' - S - mlsfjhlef mal 26 :X!'fie' 1, Champ , . ' tennis nut , , , f' In Gm Q. 1119 cheesn .ace 1 'T 'nu LAND VIWAN MAIT Ami L1-ku tbgll PWS! ke Al- est dreS5e'1eI3?arb10:gtf,ll lden throiv 4 I ' T10 ig claiilfeafv eat' 1' S ' ' ' 5. GARY L. MARTIN nGaI'y AC3.deIT1lC Lean and lanky lad . . . easy going hunter , . . Oh, those eyes . . . bound for college . . . sparkling personality. GRACE ELAJNE MARTIN Grace Academic Doris' pal . . . Sewing Circle Mem- bers. . . I'll growup someday! . . . knows a certain Dale. J. ROBERT MCLAUGHLIN Bob General One of Pequea's better drivers . . . Shop eXP91't . . . seen most anywhere mischief manufacturer. ALLEN MEANS Means Commercial Often seen at New Holland . . . always has an answer . . . likes sports . . . one of the Toads . . . Found in the middle of fun. 27 DE EN R. MCKILLIPS Deen General Enjoys going to the mountains . . . seen in Lancaster . . . bell bottom blues. . . Youcan'twin'emall . . . homework . E. CARO LYNNE ME LLEBY Cookie Academic Guess whose housewife she wants to be! . . . drivesa'5l Chevy . . . sings in the chorus . . . future medical secretary. VIKKI LYNNE MOWRER Vikki Academic What a wardrobe! . . . likes to sew ? ? ? . . . cheers Pequea to victory . . . fond of acertainGTO driver . . . latest hairdos. SRP' ,W SHARON ANN PHENNEGER Sharon Academic Great Beattle fan . . . intends to travel . . . doesn't have much to say . . . seen at Strasburg . . . current events whiz. RHODA PATTERSON Rhoda Commercial Has a friendly smile . . . lives for weekends . . . His name is George . . . Always carrying on . . . likes school ? ? ? ? CLYDE C. RANCK A A. GREGG PETERSEN Gregg Commercial H Ardent stage crew worker . . . gets around . . . constant visitor of the New Inn . . . wants to be a policeman . . . quiet'?? Clyde Agriculture Studebaker is the Word . . . mus- cular matman . . . Yea, for Pink! . . . neat eyes. Q NDP ' v ' ML EDWARD R1 L :ij eu r9 9 Q35 5 'iii vi'- ,LUN 7 QW 28 Fila . ul Q , jmllllcarg wbgwresuer ' 0 . LORETTA JANE RANCK .ma-la.. Commercial Hails from Gap . . . one ofthe Blue Bomb Gang . . . lovely red hair. . - Calvin who??'? . . . Here comes the bus. , :QL- Jix. V. -:fy H I Q A. GREGG Gregg' gl rdem Stage crew worker., 711111 .. . constant visne swlnn . . . wantstobeapi . quiet?? CK E BN' UORETTA JAN CW' ruff 1 I , 0UelIIh,jr- fr0m Ga? iovely lilerefg ang' ' r?wh0??? 5. . 1 . -nf . Ib! .- WNWNNQ. MELVIN E. ROBINSON Larry General Drives a '55 Chevy - the Aqua Bomb . . . one of the Home Ec. boys . . . stays out of trouble?? '? . . . dribbles FAYE ELAINE ROHRER Faye Commercial Hails from Lampeter-Strasburg . . . dislikes Mondays . . . lives for week- ends . . . Willie who'?? . . . will be a secretary. BARRY LEE RUBINC AM BHI'I'Y General One of the General gang . . . a Chevy guy . . . seen but not heard. . . one of Pequea's tallest fellows . . . likes a mean basketball. R R to fish. I BARRY RICHARD SANGREY Barry Academic Drives a '60 Ford Convertible . . . found at the New Inn . . . digs blondes . . . enjoys having English five times a week '? ? ? SANDRA LE E SE LLE RS Sandy Commercial Petite and blonde . . . often seen at MacDonald's . . . attended Lampeter- Strasburg . . . headed for business school. 30 BEVERLY ANN SHEAFFER vvBeVu COITlITleI'Cl3.1 Friendly with New Holland girls??7 . . . I got anotherlettertoday! - - ' one of the Four Runarounds . . a friendly cheerleader. 1 I I I Sl S aww .,-I ,I ,IQFMWJ 9 'mei .5---'J 715 . LU loam hlllessliv ' I b I -We 033 ' ' ' New hom? oi CAROL ANN SIMPSON .ical-01 Commercial One of the Four Runarounds . . . Did anyone say 'Artie' ? . . . always getting into something . . . never at home . . . sports lover. G eral gang, D . aim but n t hen L1 O heard--.one est fello 1 ANN SHEAFFER Commerfli Yew Holland Eiflsw llw V, other lettertodal- Four Runarounds - -l Header. WS , I I likes JOAN R. SMOKER Joan Commercial Shameless!!! . . . One of the Blue Bomb gang . . . college bound . . . Annie Oakley of rifle team?'? . . Never home. WARREN V. SMITH BUZZ General Member of Martha's Toads . . . likes to visit the New Inn . . . one of Mr. Madigan's favorite physics students . . . male version of Annie Oakley. CATHERINE LOUISE SMITH Smitty Commercial Seen with Evie . . . works at Mi1ler's Smorgasbord. . . I think his name is Paul! . . . crazy giggle . . . friendly smile. JOSEPH DALE STEPHAN Joe General Chevy man. . . seen atChet's. . . the quiet type . . . Who likes to study? ? . . . always in a good mood. nf K EVELYN LORRAINE SNYDER Evie Commercial Nick's big problem . . . seen with X NM XX Q lov' Smitty . . . lovesto eat . . . drives a mean Dodge . . . likes truck drivers . . . records Senior minutes. 31 M33 DALE STOLTZFUS Dale Agriculture Enjoys hunting . . . seen walking a sophomore to class . . . one of the Ag. group . . . can't stand tests or homework. JEAN FRANCES TREGO Tredge Academic Everything about weddings makes mecry! . . .candy-striper, , , Vic- tim of chronic hunger . , , loves to recite in German? ? ? DORIS ANN SUMMERS ,,SWiV.. Commercial Drives the Blue Bomb. . .hockey taxi service . . . terror of office practice . . . Grass, where are you? . . . never serious. HOWARD W. TROUT Troutie Academic Visits his next door neighbor . . . sharp shooter . . . Hey, Murphy! . . . mathwhiz . . . nameis often re- corded on Honor Roll. MK MW MARTIN J. SUMMERS Martha Toad General Leader of the Martha Toads. .. drives the Green Spot . . . one of the Home Ec. guys . . . Hey, her name is Marty, too. ALLEN WANNER vvA1-Ienvr AC3.d9mi4 B i 01035 c1ass??? . . . unlimited . - - new found at home . . . likes to eat. -- nice personality. Great hunter . . . enjoys I nos LW ' r is HOIUQCOL nuff M 9 is H01 M might 4 H I V . yuckvimm' I URPHA Y0 Wa Uv ilgejygzrman cl35S' . - -Shldy WSW 'S .waperiekends Wifi' I' SUMMERS General Toad Spot... s ' ., one ofthe ' ' ' Hey, her name if QNWANNER Agademi ' ' enjOy5Biol0El ' unlimited ...HW Q...1ikesr0e2-Y-'A IV. '. 'ri ALICE LYNNE WATSON CLAIR C. WENGER Al Academic Pequea's Homecoming Queen . . . My name is not Alice, it's Alice Lynne! . . . mighty halfback on the hockey team. BRUCE ALLEN WENGER Agriculture Constant trips to the mountains . . . seeninNewHol1and. . . I see! . . . Miss Webster's pest . . . great sense Chet General Home Ec. class member . . . livens up those Gym classes . . . speeds a mean Chevy . . . often found in Gap. of humor. o ORPHA YODER GARY LAMARR ZIMMERMAN Orphan Academic Smoke Academic Loves German class?? ? . . . pretty Enjoys soccer . . . quick-tempered blue eyes . . . study, study, study! I I . . . one ofthe wrestlers . . . energetic . . . enjoys weekends . . . Gerta . . . keensense ofhumor . . . lastbut . . . sweet personality. not least. CLASS of '66 COLORS: Maroon President .... Vice President Secretary . . Treasurer . . and White . Dennis Deisley . Donald Hershey . . Evelin Snyder . . Michael High A VV WM n Xw ,E ,X X V, x X., f 59 ,iv ,.:, 5 .X ,XX X ff xg XXX , sxx X txt QQ f xx? We X N , ' Q 1 Xi X, S Qs X N X ,. 4. 413 N. K. Bryer President si X- 2: . 7 111210145 - GQ55 0 67 A X 4, , XXX Nye. Q ' X wx X Xf Q s - . ff.. x X 1. X4 A X 'f:.. 'ff , A N . KS . ,V 1 , om N N A W XZX' S . X., X, XXX X X Q x X if X X X f Q X Q S f X f xg XX f Q X v K S 5? . . f: .. , sX X ff . Q E 5,25 gg! Y NW. X NX W X 3 'H gg: . V XXXWZ :six f' X. Ss ww EWS :.: .:. 1: 7, . ll H ..:.:.g...- - .WX 2 sr J E Z J wk, A 'WX 12 .. Q .,,.1,, . W iN . N NW ' ': X. 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Many of the Lzigileg tired fegsnd the Unisphere a cool place to rest their s:M9tZ1e N X X QS as X S ' sf Q ? sf x f gf 6 X a XV mggx... f Y W x fx., ..f . 6 L i , vs 4 , X 1 X 0 KX! X N x , N f, 4 A W , fx NRG i X' W vi v ! Glenda Watts, hi sto r i an for SLAP, stands at the entrance of Middletown High School where the SLAP Convention was held on November 5, '65. 37 E LA is,-.. ,Q 0 X Aw W , s' f V Xi, I Q W S x 2:5 '-xtw i, ..-X f ,f. ag , be . K ,.... N: 2 ,X si? 5 X ' X X xg 9 ew f Ti, 5 X N A Q , Q X X W X f if X ga' N X N XX? 3 'S 1 , X X X off X Q ww X vb X X X X ,. X A Miller Mille r W. Miller Moore Moscovic M. Moyer Myers Oberholtzer Peterson Pinkerton M. Ranson S. Ranson Ream Rlenshaw Reynolds Riehl Rittenhouse Robinson Sangrey Sauder Sensenig . Simmons Slayrnaker J. Slaymaker Slinkman Smeltz Smoker Smoker Spade Stoltzfus Stoltzfus Stoltzfus Stoltzfus J. Stoltzfus Stoltzfus . Urban Urban Walke r J . Wanner Wanner Watson Watts We ave r Wilson B. Witmer A. Zimmerman J. 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X X x , X X X S N wgrqmqgf fn s Sw Q Q'j'f'Y51f SX XX S 40 VA XX XX fX XX Donna Brackbill and John Grabowski try on the stocks on their trip to Williamsburg, Virginia. J. Rynier M. Sandoe J. Sangrey D. Secunda L. Shreiner D. Simes K. Smith K. Smith J. Smoker J. Sowers C. Spotts T. Stanley S. Steffy C. Stoltzfus J. Stoltzfus S. Stoltzfus S. Stoltzfus J. Strubel L. Summers N. Summers H. Tillman D. Thompson G. Trago R. Trout D. Wanner R. Wanner V. Wanner D. Welsh J. Wenger G. Werner B. Wolfe H, Wolfe J . Woods L. Yoder V. Yost R, Zimmerman J. Brooks M, Houck On the same trip, David Matson, John Ford, andslflkfi Altman receive admiring glances from Passer outside the Whig Shop. I J I fff' 3 1 I ' . I. 9 5 ,U l I 5 ..m 3 1. ll. . It I X. K w 9 .N 4. 1' ,M-, ,wtf fi -N! W, s 'Ji ii l .J 1 l I V W x -Devin . ., i . IV- ff! .. , f'-:'vY 213' 'f . . . - V . , v Y Y ' Hi W Y K T . . .I v J g+.xx .1 1l-231.45 Y Y H5 - o mi 5. H, me . Eli -02 , ., I 'i eoenff gr Q35 . Hershey . Hoover Kauffman . 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W sts :,,. 3,22 Iil x b 1 C' -1--- ru e y yin? ff 1 gg:-. Summers WL 351113 X Q Summers 1 rffiv 11. ' ,,,., Wallace Ll : ' Wambold ry 1- 3.2 11 1111 zzv , 3 Weaver , --:' I :ll Z .QRXV4 W 1 Whlte nn, M1151 Winters Young - it Zimmerman J-Kmq X X Q Becker U-Km Sloelix rm, HM 1l111r11J L,11axm: D.111rte 1.111161 S.11mia W.11ml P,112s1 am GMW V.11c111F D.11eH101 J.11elz1fI P.Me111sr 'I 4 - . A Clear and present danger. Touring one of the Williamsburg houses. Miller Kgiiler Lmjller plhljller KMOOIE Mjlarris R'MOWl'f1 Dllylyer LW. ,NW Iipiuerstl T,Peu191 J.Riel11 Newer .Rees glgheiulm L.RfW HRM Lsaratlt J-Smead J.SffbQf,Q . . . pgjemg The eighth grade made its annual trips to fsheaffff Williamsburg and Gettysburg this fall and sp ring, respectively. Along with having a great time, ,un they learned a great deal about the heritage of Dfsuuwl . . . sgamms our great country. For many it was first time Qsllywfll' they had spent a night away from home. It cer- - I . . ' wgif tainly was an experience that they shall never Kgwlff' for et. S' rd JW' 47 ' I :ir P- A YL Yiiim Y , t 'nf :Jil-. M NIP Reginald S. Remley, Supervising Principal Arthur W. Eshelman, Pequea Valley High For three years, Reginald S. Remley has served as Pequea Valley District's supervising principal. Mr. Remley isa graduate of Bloomsburg State Col- lege and Bucknell University, where he received his B.A. and Masters' degrees, respectively. Before accepting the position at Pequea, Mr. Remley served as Assistant Principal, Athletic Director, and taught business education at Tunkhan- nock High School. Mr. Remley is active in Salisbury Lion's Club, and serves as an elder in his church. School's principal, received his Bachelor's Degree from Elizabethtown College, and his Masters' de- gree from Columbia University. Mr. Eshelman had previously been principal of Fulton Township High School, and served as Super- vising Principalfor the Paradise Township Schools. He also conducts chemistry courses for the Elizabethtown Summer Sessions. Mr. Eshelman's various community interests include Paradise Lion's Club and Lancaster Coun- cil Boys Scouts' Executive Board. 50 . ' ' 1 Arthur W. Eshelman, High School Prmclpa -I gf' L+ 475. If li -1 1' I U' I JOINT SCP Lichty, R. Robinson. The 1, 1966. Winner i Operatln N l H fienim Iemle frxiisigghas-served msbu, prmcipal, re he gstafte Col- recti reC91VEd his vely, :I 'at - Pequea, MT. 1 1'1I1C1pa1 811. bury r rch. 10USClub, JOINT SCHOOL BOARD: SEATED: L. Perella, W. Denlinger, R. Hershey, A. Wanner, G. Clark, H. Keneagy, F. Lichty, R. Homsher. STANDING: E. Ranck, J. Scott, I. Slaymaker, M. Wanner, C. J. Bryer, Jr., W. Watson, M. Robinson. ABSENT: E. King, P. Martin, E. King, S. Moore, H. Brackbill. The Pequea Valley Joint School Board is the official board for the school district until July 1, 1966. On that date the Interim Operating Committee becomes the official board. Alfred Wanner is the president of both the school board and interim operating committee. The Interim Operating Committee will prepare and approve the budget for next year. I if o1PriI1Cipa1 INTERIM OPERATING COMMITTEE: SEATED: W. Watson, Treasurer, J. Scott, Secretary: A. Wanner, Presi- fcho dent: R. Homsher, Vice-President. STANDING: W. Denlinger, L.Pere11a, E. Ranck, R. Hershey, C. J. Bryer, Jr. sf - -. -rm 'Y-Y TJ , .93 ,frvf M 'A ' , ff' ,--1' ' I VI., --wr ,S M l l W 1, i John Newell 1 English Basketball Coach Baseball Coach 1 A Mary L. Gensemer 2: English 5 i Francis Keller English Girls' Basketball Coach :l .x. 1 I i I 1 I 5, l I James C. Schlichter Donald English Physic Basketball Coach soccer 1 Milan 1 Germg Jean Timmons Athlet English 5 Baseb Rhoda Anderson Engllsh lvl' M4 I i i 5 I S T i 1 1 133 ' 1 i i i 1 5 5 W I r Xmvzmw 1 'fa ' Y - an M, 4 351, 3 , fam, i, M ' 1 4 az ,asa 2 J fa-g,,fi,wl 1 , 1 - f ,. 9 f 'wr Q . 3 1 'f! Q,,w ,Q I 4 Z ,, 0 M . A W2 5 , 7 ', Q,'k4f,f4,1a 1 ' H . Q f 'z 2 I S M! 7 wkwzfb 4, X W y ,' ' ,M,1'f',f f,0 v fu A , MN' ,Mawr ' 4 1 ,' f, 'wfw 4 W' lax! 3 V X ww, 0 1 V 1 , ,M . If 'N 52 3 . 5 L . . .1 Y .-van, ' ' I ' ' ' A ---,H-YW , ,, ,, , ,Y ,, , J. ' .Main-3, .., . N lichter Donald W. Bailey Physical Education ach Soccer Coach Milan J. Kratzer German Athletics Director Baseball Coach F, i 3. aww-,sm , -13. f 9 u Laurence A. Meley French Pequoian Pioneer Dorothy Nields Remedial 7th 8: 8th Ammon S. Martin Special Education 53 Joann M. Kramer Physical Education Hockey Coach Girls' Basketball Coach Q . X Q X ffm , Wx-, Richard Dicely Mathematics Jr High Student Council Advisor Eugene Wile Social Studies Math Marlin S. Reed Mathematics FTA Advisor Richard D. Shirley Social Studies Health Varsity Wrestling Coach Explorers Advisor John T. Madigan Science Rifle Coach Rifle Club Advisor Aviation Club Advisor Joseph G. Hess Mathematics Baseball Club Advisor 54 John M History Soccer Gary W. r Geograph Wrestl' hirley s stling Coach lvisor Lgan ivisor n Advisor . 55:20 fa fa N, lil Harry V. Bardsley Biology John Musser History Soccer Coach James Zuch Science Basketball i b Gary W. Hopkins Geography Wrestling Coach Richard A. Altman History Jr. High Soccer Coach 55, Thomas A. McCormick P. O. D. Z ,ff ,fi ' ff 4 f f f gf 1 , ' X X My ' ' My Vf' I IN.. . -:Z ' l, I A X L ff ., Z I f ,W WMZWWS, 7,2 vga, , ff WC' ! f ff 'Q ' ' ef, ,w W-WK sw, I, ik, Hz X Shirley Peitzman General Homemaking V ,ffifw .V fd , f ,, .fi Harold E. Brenner Industrial Arts Stage Crew Advisor Alvin W. Balchunas Business Education J. V. Basketball Coach Everett P. Frey Industrial Arts Bonnie Matt Business Education NHS Advisor of rw- z - V1 mm, W W Martha Zepp - Vocational Homernaking, FHA Advisor 56 Rosalyne L. Yashes Libruiau Henri E. cms AEFicu1ture alexa, 5? .v w , x l . , 'i Hifi, -,L 1-5 , df: 5 ' Q 1 l I ij, A-fy, Everett P. Frey Industrial Arts Bonnie Malt I Business Education NHS Advisor i Mary Jane Lehigh Art Scenery Advisor Rosalyne L. Yashek Librarian Henry E. Givler Agriculture .tc-L al -by Robert Gingher Student Driving Math John Koshuta Instrumental Music Tennis Club Band Director Mary Jane Webster - Music Choral Director Cheerleading Coach 57 Mr. Groff - Junior High Guidance Counselor. He not Mr. Reddig - Senior High Guidance Counselor. As ad- only managed the problems of the seventh, eighth, and visor to the Senior-High Student Council, he also found ninth grades, but organized the guitar clubs. time to get the seniors into colleges or jobs. Mr. Pownall - Business Manager. With the help of two secretaries he handles the confusing and difficult problem of money. N by ,M 1- ....., his Mrs. Hostetter - School Nurse. 986 upset stomachs, 618 headaches, 3 broken legs, 6 black eyes, 498 scratches, 346 bruises, and 1368 'absent and not re- ported'. What!? -x Cafeteria Hershey, 5, P' Q. Af f 1. . I 1 x -A nce Counselor. As ad- : Council, he also found leges or jobs. H935 upset stomachs, 5, s black eyes, 499 68 'absent and not rf' 11, 3 , l ggi. . Q ' Cafeteria Workefsr H- Frew, E. Shelley, M, Cafeteria Workers: R. Hillard, E. Kramer, E Hershey. Sweigart. Janitors: Mr. Bryson, Mr. Book. Secretaries: S. Buckwalter, S. Bouder. 59 Secretaries: V. Buckwalter, M. Clark. 51 3: viz ak hs 4' 42' ' ' r it -ra X I , f 1 X 'PN' fi 9, .x A E' ,, V Q. ',?7f, , 0 1 x wfW7f...C., .V fc 9 , f ' 2 X M. V 'V f ff , f , 7 Y , Y K '4 , 5 ' f , f 'ww' ' f f J f 12' ' 2 g f ,f,,,, , . ff. XZ' .fy 4 A T t stem: A.Rcthr . B.Gr0ff.J.GI'3007 f . Q V, High, D. Feiste . ,fa f J f T ff! I 7 f f 7' 2 ' f . The Juniort ft Mr. Dtcely and . itohrer, ireasu tnproviding ma two bowling pay BOTTOM ROW: T. Rostock, B. Shaffer, R. Grabowski, R. Kreider, H. Trout, L. Kling, P. Diem, G. Kellenberger- SECOND ROW: J. Kurtz, T. Ford, E. McConaghy, E. Fredericks, D. McKi1lips. THIRD ROW: J. Stoltzfus, G- Remley, P. Brown, P. Breneman, L. Gibson, D. Bauer. FOURTH ROW: C. Crandall, H. Moscovic, C. Bouder, E' Herr, A. Lichty, E. Watson. This year's student council, under the leadership of Bob Kreider, served the student hody efficiently. The council sponsored various dances and a swim party as well as Parent' Nlght , for wrestlersandbasketball players. The council also set up several new plans to help finance the next year's foreign exchange student. U: ' -I R- Klfeldel' R. Grabowski President Vice President is and Jljanyearl B. Shaffer H. Trout tttivitiesBt1rl Secretary Treasurer WHS 62 U, G.Ke11e11b9TE9f' .Wg J. Sto1tzfus,G- mc, C, Bouder, E' dl he Sfudentho s Parent'N15ht to help fmilce ,,...1.--1-Y-Y SEATED: A.Rohrer, Mr.Dicely, advisorg S. Shaffer, B. Breneman, Mrs. Anderson, advisor, D. Kreider. STANDING: B. Groff,J. Grabowski, M. Denlinger, B. Groff, R. Brackbill, D. Book, J. Martin, S. Peachey, N. Bauer, B. Kreider, V. High, D. Feister, S. Wenger, B. Denlinger, R. Hoover, D. Kauffman, L. Brackbill, J. Perella, S. Fryer. The Junior High Student Council has been exceptionally active this year. With the advice of Mr.Dicely and Mrs. Anderson, Betty Breneman, president, Sue Sheaifer, vice-presidentg Allen Rohrer, treasurer, and Diana Kreider, secretary, have led the council members successfully in providing many activities for the 'J r.-Highers'. Their program included a swimming party, two bowling parties, and a spring dance. SEATED: H. Moscovic, L. Kling, C. Bouder, J. Ellis, J. Burkholder, A. Lichty, I. Cantrall, J. Smoker. STANDING: A'Leng3-Cher, J. Crandall H. Trout R. Grabowski, M. High, S. Hostetter- This year Rick Grabowski, president Janet Ellis, vice-president, Howard Trout, treasurer, and Joan Burkholder, secretary, presided over the National Honor Society. The peak of their activities was the annual induction service on March 25. Mrs. Matt is adviser to the club. Trout 63 aasufef FIRST ROW: l- r H. Trout, R. Grawbowski, D. Hershey, G. Remley. SECOND ROW: B. Dickel, C. Eby, Mr. Reed, advisor, S. Hostetter, J. Burkholder. THIRD ROW: C. Bouder, E. Watson, H. Moscovic, C. Ames, S. Feister. FOURTH ROW: S. Brackbill, N. Hostetter, S. Hoover, G. Watts, S. Metzler. FIFTH ROW: E Rissler, C. Sandoe, B. Shank, P. Smeltz, C. Brackbill, M. Fisher. SIXTH ROW: P. Brown, D. Book, L. Gibson, O. Yoder, C. Melleby, A. Lichty. SEVENTH ROW' M. Rynier, J. Becker, D. Eby, I. Cantrell, J. Smoker, J. Ellis, J. Howe, G. Mar- tin. The FTA began the year by electing the following officers: President - Don Hershey? Vice-President - Rick Grabowskig Secretary - Gail Remley' Treasurer - Howard Trout, Historian - Cathy Ebyg and Parliamentarian - Sanford Hostetter. The name of the Cl'-lb was chan dt th ge o e George A. Althouse, Jr. FTA Club of Pequea Valley High Sch0O1- The first event of the year was the annual FTA tea, held in October for the faculty and administrat' . A - ' ion Swap shop was held with Octoraro High School to P1'0V1de an Opportunity to exchange ideas. Cathy Eby and Glenda watts spent March 18 and 19 at the FTA Convention in Harrisburg. April was Teaching Career Month . During this month the Club had a Student- Teacher Day and a Talent Sh ' ow featuring the Battle of the Bands . 64 FRONT ROW, L 2 Givler, advisor. Bomberger, R. SI fus, F. Diller. vkgfitl . We OND IIRD OW: V: E. OW: OW: lar- ,on Hershey? , dTr0l15 :Zrfhe Club bool. me faculfl' I1 4119 af the I a Student' FRONT ROW, L to R: G Stoltzfus, M Weaver E Roh . , - - , . rer S. Hostetter L. Hershey R. Stoltzfus J. St lt f M Glvler, advisor. SECOND ROW: W. Yost, B. Nickel, C.,Benner, C. Ranck, N. Hershey, J. Spade, D? lVTal1fin,1fIt Bomberger, R. Stoltzfus. THIRD ROW: B. Bitts, B. Wenger, v. Beam, R. Urban, J. Bowman, G. Wanner, R. switz- fus, F. Diller. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Givler, Advisor, M. Weaver, Reporter, G. Stoltz- fus, Chaplain, S. Hostetter, President, L. Hershey, Vice President, tt s Sentinel. E. Rohrer, Secretary, R. Stoltzfus, Treasurer, J. Stolz u , CENTER: Joan Burkholder, Chapter Sweetheart. ' f'?n--. ,4-'ini-. AHSE 3 22 and 2 thousand 6 Abbey Brew The Rev. E Teddy Brei Officer Bri Officer Kle Martha Bri Elaine Han Richaxd Sl The Pan el gf ex perts D Onald Ba Hey r oanne Kramer Jam es Scllchter Bet w Kerb ere the psi Vick ii' 6. X . A i 1.4 i e 3 I I i 3. Lapp, S. Pheimeger,L T, L. Raum, V. Fisheii F Chrisi's H0129 took a field trll 2 club, the girls 1 ARSENIC and OLD LACE was presented by the faculty of Pequea Valley Schools on October 22 and 23. A matinee was given for elementary students. The faculty raised more than one thousand dollars for scholarships for graduating seniors. Abbey Brewster .... . . Jeanne Pownall Mortimer Brewster . . . Charles Ashenfelter The Rev. Dr. Harper . . . . Laurence Meley Mr. Gibbs ........ . . . David Thomas Teddy Brewster .... . . Gary Hopkins Jonathan Brewster . . . . Richard Shirley Officer Brophy .... .-.- J HIHGS Frey Dr. Einstein ..... . . . Laurence Meley Officer Klein .... . . Alvin Balchunas Officer O'Hara .... .... G ibby Koropsak Martha Brewster . . . . Betty Koropsak Lieutenant Rooney .... Thomas McCormick Elaine Harper . . . .... Cora Dum Mr. Witherspoon . . . . . Reginald Remley Richard Shirley carries one of the roomers. -Z. 1. Betty Koropsak, Gary Hopkins, and Jeanne Pownall were the Victorians par excellence. fe Charles Ashenfelter and Cora Dum were the romantic leads. Our super , Reginald Remley, played the Superin- tendent of Happy Dale , - J. Ellis activities editor' V. Mowrer A. Lengacher, 1CIo1editors Gail Remley, Jeff Crandall, Advisor Mr. art editgrss K. Kremer. ' ' e ey. '66 PEQ UOIAN C. Eby, C. Simpson, J. Burkholder, underclassmen J. Krauss, K. Imler, N. Hershey, typists' editors, B. Dickel, senior editor. D. Summers, typistg J. Smoker, business manager, H. Trout, R. Grabowski, D. Rinehart. Lowenthall, assistant business manager- 4ll I f i Linda Kling Meley, Advj Our r andHacke Sfiulding 1 encounter. adviser, f cided to ul Pager Hits an dWiI1f me Schoo vmdthe I Pequell V: We thang The 5 for the lay Qing arran OH March COLUMBL I i Mowrer 'Sheyi t iss HW' er. ypisli agerg 5 Q 2535? af f The 1965-66 PIONEER brought back the large newspaper. PEQUEA VALLEY had used a small newspaper for the last four years. The student body, as well as the faculty, were e nthu s i a s tic about the new format. Mr. Schlichter appointed the new staff in the spring of '65 and Mr. Meley took over as adviser in the fall. Linda Kling, Editor-in-Chief, Mr. Meley, Adviser Our new printers, Forrey and Hacker, were quite under- standing about the difficulties encountered by a new staff and adviser. The school board de- cided to underwrite the news- paper after years of red ink and dwindling subscriptions. The school board actually re- vivedthe newspaper and all of Pequea Valley echoes a sin- cere thank you! The staff decided to use the individual page editor. Each page editor became responsible for the layout and copy for his own page. As time went on, the staff became more competent in arranging layout. The staff attended the annual Snapper Conference at Millersville State College on March 19, 1966. It will be quite interesting to find out how the NEW PIONEER fares in the COLUMBIA SCHOLASTIC competition. Editors: SEATED - Harriet Moscovic, Carol Bouder, Nancy Walker. STAND- ING - Sandi Feister, Ann Lichty. STAFF: SEATED - R. Melleby, E. Watson, D. Simmons, B. Reynolds, L. Jacobs. STANDING - J. Becker, D. Eby, C. Crandall, D. Homsher, P. Pinkerton, A. Eshelman, F. Frederick, J. Wan- ner. 69 The most interesting scene of the play. A cool cast relaxes before the opening scene. Changing the sets between scenes. FATHER OF THE BRIDE Mr. Banks . . . Jeff Crandall Mrs. Banks '. . .Gail Remley Kay Banks . Joan Burkholder Ben Banks .... Bob Feister Tommy Banks .Phil Pinkerton Buckley Dunstan .... Rick Grabowski Buzz Taylor . Dave Homsher Peggy Swift . . .Kathy Bryer Delilah ...... Jean Trego Miss Belamy . . Nancy Walker Miss Mas soula . Vikki Mow rer Joe ......... Jim Diem Mrs. Pulitzki .... Cynthia Brackbill Red . . . Art Lengacher Pete ..... Charlie Hoover Tim's Man .... Mike Beane Mr. Newell gives some last minute advice. v1R,edvv and vvpetelv. Father and Bride. FIRST ROW: J Cantrell, K tt Remtey, J. E111 tttaittand, C. Et W. Yost, it Gr Webster. Maw w tilt FIRST ROW: J. Kiefer, J. Summers, M. Rynier, P. Brown, J. Burkholder, C. Melleby, L. Gibson, J. Wanner, I Cantrell, K. Menge, S. Metzler, M. Martin, G. Lapp, M. Fisher. SECOND ROW: R. Fleece, D. Buckwalter, G. Remley, J. Ellis, D. Summers, T. Trago, J. Smoker, F. Smoker, S. Wanner, R. Melleby, A. Watson, V. Mowrer, V Maitland, C. Eby, G. Ewing, D. Book, S. Brackbill,J. Howe, E. Buckwalter, R. Enck, G. Kellenberger. THIRD ROW W. Yost, R. Grabowski, P. Pinkerton, D. Hompsher, P. Smeltz. Pianists: A. Lichty, C. Brackbill, Director: M. J Webster. G. Remley - soloist P. Pinkerton - County and District Chorus A. Lichty, C. Brackbill - accompanists Mary Jane Webster - director I. Cantrell - soloist I o JR. HIGH BAND- JR. HIGH CHORUS-FRONT LEFT: L. Horne, D. Summers, J. Riehl, C. Koshuta, S. Stauffer, R. Geiter, H. King, U McKillips, F. Stoltzfus, Pianist, D. Kauffman, J. Hoober. FRONT RIGHT: S. Fryer, L. Hoober, N. Wambolt, B Ranck, L. Denlinger, C. Burns, D. Clark, J. Kiehefner. FIRST ROW-S. Lockhard, P. Mann, A. Streubal, J. Sea- brease, M. Morris, D.Hershey, R. Baxter, M. Caskey, D. Armer, L. Hershey, B. Fisher, S. Shauback, D. Hammond, S. Hostetter, K. Miller. SECOND ROW-U. Bomberger, J. Miller, D. Myers, D. Denlinger, S. White, P. Metzler, C Brackbill, B. Denlinger, L. Ream, K. Houck, F. Shea, J. Martin, D. Kreider, S. Elmer, L. Ream, C. Stoltzfus THIRD ROW-E. Huyett, J. Stoltzfus, J. Herr, M. Smoker, D. Book, R. Hoover, P. Graham, A. Becker, R. Pike, D Owens, D. Horst, B. Fisher, T. Dukeman, P. Wenger, R. Joe, C. Houck, C. Hoffer, S. Shaback. FOURTH ROW-K Smoker, B.Devlin, B. Young, B. Watts, P. Reinhart, P. Fisher, R. Kauffman, G. Hoffecker, J. Bowman, N. Sheaffer A. Stanley, D. Sheaffer, P. White, U. Summers, M. Burkholder, P. Denlinger. FIFTH ROW-C. Enck, D. Mast, B Ream, U. Wanner, L. Lehman, J. Herr, L. Miller. 7 A, L. Watson, Lengacher, pi SEATED-C. B kb-11 ESbenShade,D.HammOnd S Wenlgi 5 f3auer, A. Baron, B. Myer, S. Homsher, S. Hostetter, L. Morrowgrlg. C. Koshuta, V. Summers, -n , - n ey, S. Mowrer, B. Kreider, c. Houck, L. Brackbill, J. Klillga D- F ' linger,W.Colyer, T.1mufi1r?anC3r1!2it11xrImIQ2f1Wf3ence' B' Young, L. Romer, J. Perena, K. smith, c. Knimger. B- Deg' Morrow, D. Young, G. Kauffman S. Martin Pwanner, M' Ames' J' Hicks' D' Howe' J' Graybiu' B' ESbenShade,B' G1'0ff,J- Bryer, N- Krusen, L. Eisenber er ,J 'Deckmanf ,S- Martin. STANDING-E. Huyett, B- Watts, K- Beane' ' L' Remley. P- Pickel D Shirk D Hg , . Khng, B' Hlllard, K- Wambold M Denlinger G. Lammey, S- Bfyef' ai Yu 5 Sf R I 4 3 E I1 director. , . , . oover, R. Stoltzfus, F. LongeneckerjW..Grab0wSkf, V, High, Mr. Koshuta, C010 Dewar. 72 Lriiiziiiii In n Sim, M' Sniffer R Ge- ,. ' ' f .. iff. L Hoobe lerimgll 1 ' fi N' Wamh? 2 P' Mm' A' tubal fi. er. S. Shauback, D' U1122r.s.whi Ekner L Reamc J - ' ' 1 'SW lgaham' A' Becker, R- --Slaback. FOURTHR0ld'g 'Cher' J' Bowman. N- Shelli. TH H0ll'-C.Enck,D.l1n5 ter P' Metllfl fferf Lf J' D B, gf wwf, K G' ' V, High: V A. L. Watson, secretary, L. ming, vice-president, A. Lengacher, president, W. Kuhn, treasurer. golof Guard: ROW 1 - D. Hershey, E. McConaghy, D. County Band members: C. Crandall, G. Remley, P Pinkerton, C. Bouder, L. Hillard, J. Ellis, A. Lichty C. Brackbill, J. Wanner, S. Brackbill, K. 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Smoker, Head Maj or ette . -5 The band has many outstanding players who represented Pequea in various county, district, and regional festivals. band members began ringing doorbells, selling band candy which financed their trip to the Apple Blossom Festival in Winchester, Virginia. The band also sponsored the annual Chicken Bar-B-Q to aid the Winchester cause. Q' erzvg Sh' ldC ' - ie arriers. C. Melleby and D. Stoltzfus 76 Susie Haubert- Solo Maiofefte HEXNDINGY KOH, L' W . Flshelxs eal VI3auffman'RMet ebgter' -K: 2' f - 2 . iStant Talkili 'b0Ut hofrodse Would you believe . . . Oxycalciumaceous xanthophyll. soloists. Another feature was lheh Hornsmen wlth soloists Gail Henle Craig Crandall, Cni Bouder, and Lynne Remley. In early sprlli an ringing doorbells selling band financed their the Apple Festival in Virginia. The also snonsofed annual Chicken Bar-B-Q to Winchester aid This year the band and chorus presented the musical comedy, CHECK YOUR WORRIES on March 18 and 19. With the expert direction of Miss Webster and Mr. Koshuta, the cast produced a fine show for the enjoyment of the audience. But certainly the viewers could not Witness the work and fun of the actors involved with the play. ri' Susie Hifnlfdffeue S010 STAGE KNEELING' V Maitland C Eby G. Kellenberger, M. Casky, M. Ryhier, D. Hershey, P. Brown, R. Melleby, 9 . . , - , , . V. M R, ' . S' J. R olds A. L. Watson H. Moscovic E. Watson A. Lichty. Ower, Grabowskl' J. Crandall, C lmpson, eyn ,F ' t I Cajntrell J TreE0 S Baxter P Pink STANDING: J. B J. P t M. Deckman C. Crandall B. eis er . , - I , - I , - ' erton, L. Weaverveg., Ho1:s1?ef'?nJ. Smoker, Pi Smeltz, F., Smoker, Di Book, S. Brackloill, Ewing, G. Lapp, M. Fisher S. Metzler J. Summers E. Lowenthal. ABSENT: G. Remley, R- Baxter- BAND- G' Zuflmermanf T' 7 n 1 ' Ka ff ' ' . Ell' L. Brackbill D. Kauffman Mr. Koshuta co-director Miss u man'R'Kr1eder'B'Den1mger'W' Colyer' J ls' iru d R. Martin J. Martin, G. Kauffnfan, A. Webster, co-director, J. Morrow, R. Esbenshade, G. Colyer, L. 1 HI' , v L9Ug9'Cher, L. Hershey, K. Krieder. 77 OF Kfk i im i I SR HIGH GUITAR CLUB SITTING' J. Smoker, Mr Groff, advisor, N. Landis STANDING D Lantz J Grabowski, J Beiler, E Sensenig FIRST ROW: L. Eisenberger, D. Summers, R. Groff, J. Sangrey,L. Horne,J. Hoover. SECOND ROW: C. Bauer,J. Weimer, Mr. Groff, advisor, D. Hewes, D. Owens. THIRD ROW: L. Diener, G. Trego, S. Berkey, D. Simes, D. Fisher, G. McKi11ips, W. Martin. FOURTH ROW: R. Nixon, W. Smoker, C. Smoker, B. Grabowski, D. Beiler, W. Groff, R. Axe, G. Reiner, J. Smoker, P. Mast. JR. HIGH GUITAR CLUB 78 P 1? ,gf ,Q fi Kranfield are S0 Wfjn or 61' I., met J I F' 3 2 T n 9 Qwgfggggwig E T 38 g 1 T7 ,mf fy. ,X p was VIS X S? y , I ,f t ,I f , .V I, A, -- ,, X . ,S - yt- ,M fx 2 X wN..,.,g . Q X I lf- 4 7, .Umm My 72. .. 'N X . , . - f . , J . 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Fleld Day . . . the day in which Mr. Bailey and Miss Kramer reign supreme, land also our day of escapelj Bon are Sometimes broken, fights sometimes halted, and prizes Won or lostg but all in all it's a day to remember. 79 Bottoms up as The rifle club KNEELING: C. Sandoe, L. Jacobs, D. Lantz, M. Smoker, S. Wanner, F. Smoker, B. Reynolds, B. Shenk, G. WattS. SITTING: J. Diem, J. Smoker, E. Frederick, J. T. Madigan. STANDING: T. Brackbill, D. Martin, R. Spotts, L. Weir, L. Yoder, F. Davis, N. Krusen, T. Kauffman, J. Brackbill, T. Smith, C. Becker, J. Ryiner, B. Smith, F. Fred- erick, R. Becker, M. Beane, D. Homsher, J. Bryer. Manhiem Twp. Donegal Garden Spot Manhiem Central Ephrata consists of many m o r e members than the team. A- bout fifteen stu- dents are chosen from the club each season to become Pequea's rifle team. Opp. P.V. Opp. P.V. 499-43X 36x Manhiem Twp. 500-34X 35X 495-29x 30x Donegal 491-19X 35x 497-7X 38X Garden Spot 500-36x 32X 495-33X 40X Manhiem Central 496-32X 40X 493-29X 38x Ephrata 496-33X 40X .. Q Each spring and fall the range OPGHS to club members fQ1' practice and POS1' tion shooting. J 0311 Smoker served 215 secretary for the club and Ernie Fred' ericks, treasurer- An interested fac IIIN MO0NLIGHT theme of the Prom. May 21 Prom night at students and formalized the for a night of fr music, and 2 Lewis movie. Q . Evq Th e Royal Coup! bef lub wld D115 tary . lm B Snenk, G' wang' inn Martw, B- SPOMQQ Rune, B Smlfh, F' FT An interested faculty observes the Prom 2CtiVitiGS- Bob Stetler's Band provided great music. IN THE MISTY MOONLIGHT was the theme of the Jr.-Sr. Prom. May 21, 1965, Prom night at Pequea, students and faculty formalized themselves for a night of fun, food, music, and a Jerry Lewis movie. Dennis Deisley, class pres- ident, crowned Edith Shel- ley, Prom Queen. Then Evie Snyder, class secre- tary, gave the King's crown to Artie Groff. The whole class agrees that it was hard work, but it was a great success. P.V. 499.35X 498-35X 498-32X 500.4011 500.40X . . . M . and Mrs. Koshuta enjoyed the all Everyone found the food quite delicious. pllezasant atmosphere. f h 5 Ing anis to The Royal Couple danced in Splendor Conversation found its place at the Prom. 9 . range Ops for JUNIOR HIGH COIN CLUB SEATED: J. Zimmerman, L. Yoder, Mr. Altman, advisor, R. Ryner, R. Martin. STANDING: K. Burns D. Mattson, R. Brackbill, W. Hilton, L. Dukernan, G. Winters, L. Lynch, K. Davis, D. Bollinger, B. Howell, D. Summers. SEATED: D. Hewes, W. Flores P. M2223 gI?3HkCHESS AND CHECKERS CLUB - ' N. Krusell, T. Peachy. STANDiNG. S L ,k- u eman. S. Wenger, Mrs. Anderson, advisors J. Lynch, G- MCK1111PSf B. Young, C. He-wig, K. Miner R.'J0e EC d,hK' Smlth' D' Lockard' H' Tillman' J' Wenger' C' Heidig' E' Huyig, THIRD ROW: M. Caskey, J. Zcgok, D. EI . rs GY, D. Hammond, S. Hostetter, H. King, V. McKi11iPS, N. Wambo . el'-'5heY, E. Lockard, J. Lapp, JUNIOR HIGJ C. Koshuta, STANDING: Miller. The lib Among oth in the libr keep a mo. J DUIQOR HIG n 001' e J 1Eer,S,MI S i: K. Burns, D. Matlson. ell, D. Summers. l , JUNIOR HIGH LIBRARY AIDES-KNEELING: R. Ryner, D. Summers, D. Hammond, R. Jo, G. Hoffecker, J. Bowman C. Koshuta, P. Metzler, N. Krusen. SEATED: C. Brackbill, J. Kling, N. Wambold, L. Hershey, A. Becker STANDING: F. Stoltzfus, S. King, J. Sheaffer, B. Young, S. Weaver, D. Horst, J. Smoker, C. Heidig, M. Morris, K Miller. The library aides contributed much time and effort to the library and Mrs. Yashek this year. Among other duties, the aides file and check-out books, check passes and assist other students in the library. Because of these people, the librarian has much more time to aid students and keep a more efficient library. ch, G' 9 f JUNIOR HIGH LIBRARY AIDES-KNEE LING: W. Yost, C. Hershey, C. Longenecker, K. Sangrey, K. Girvin, C. Benner, D. Moore,J. Peterson. SEATED: D.Hewes, D.O'Donnel1,J. Wenger, V. Wanner, C. Stoltzfus. STANDING: D. Rein- ninger, S. Mann, J. Feister, F. Shee, P. White, E. Huyett, J. Wimer, M. Smoker, B. Fisher, D. Book, L. Clark, V. Ki11iP5' Summers, S. Steffy . rgcgulett' wld' ggeidig, VW 83 Imp' 1 , ff ,. , Id 'Q we SEATED: C. Ranck, G. Stoltzfus, C. Becker, C. Hoover. STANDING: L. King, D. Maitland, B. Witmer, U. Sensenig, D. Longenecker, W. Miller, Mr. Madigan, advisor, K. McKenzie, E. Martin, J. Bowman, A. Lundgren, P. Lundgren. Two new clubs this year were the aviation and photography clubs. The aviation club built model planes, saw aviation films, and took a plane trip. The photographers took pictures which they developed themselves and made a photographic display for the showcase in the lobby. SEATED: E. Moss, Mr Bardsley advisor' S An G I - . d C, C . D. Borland - Longenecker, G. Glick, R. Fleece, Tillman. erson, randau' STANDING' T' Stephen, , 84 SR. HIGH I Farley, L, 1 ler, D. Bool M. Miller her 3 Valle Lib r 3-Hd 4 br a Haili Kno the 3 D0st. amOI MISS and v tea. B. llitmer, U. Sensebig, Lundgren, P. Lundgrei. aviation club bulb wok pictures whill in the lobby. D Borland' G' , s Q .naw-.H 'X 1 SR. HIGH LIBRARY AIDES - SEATED. V F' h ' . is er, G. Watts, S. Anderson, D. Mast, R. Duttrey. STANDING: M. Farley, L. Peterson, J. Groff, D. Lantz, C. Wenger, L. Elmer, S. Hoover, C. Smith, J. Baxter, K. Menge, S. Metz- ler, D. Book, E. Snyder. Miss Judith Knott, a senior at Millersville State College, is doing her student-teaching at Pequea Valley. Miss Knott majored in Library Science at Millersville, and commented that Pequea's li- brary system is very good . Hailing from Springfield, Pa., Miss Knott hopes to teach somewhere in the area, and eventually enter into POSt-graduate work at Drexel. Reading, cooking and sewing are among the many interests of our student librarian. We certainly hav e enjoyed Miss Knott's presence at Pequea, and Wish her the best of luck in her teaching career. 4 I W ' E ,D Q f 1 an 1 1? 21 1 Q0 1 The 1965 Braves Soccer team had to settle for second place in the Lancaster County League, one notch behind the Spartans of Garden Spot who won the county championship. The Braves who suffered only two set backs during the regular season, both of these to Garden Spot, posted a league record of 8 wins 2 losses. Pequea's forward line, which scored a higher total of goals than any other in the county, 29, was led A V X xx by Centerforward, Tom Denling- dividual scoring crown with 14 as ,Z X , QM XRM V xy.- er who captured the County's in- s g X N Y 5 xxx mags: J Sf goals. Rounding out the rest of tlty ,H , x.sZ the line was: Denny Deisley, in- MG . . . . f . ,,,. side right, Ed Mc Conagy, inside QQQII. . . . 9, i X i'. .Q left, and Phil Diem, Don Reinhart, .qqq is jj and Ray Herr sharing duties at the ,,,, :'i? wing position. Pequea's backfield al- so posted an outstanding record tieing Garden Spot 4 .1 with the least number of 1 goals scored a g ai n s t . ,, ,p,, Members of the backfield ,,p... were: Bob Kreider, right haifback. ..,,t1 f ..l e sl: 1:-:.:::::-:-swmttta ,,:.S,,,:,::ag tqgx,,g,, -ss -.-. : :rel--,,:-s. xggyzg.. ug wmfzs-S -: ' , me ' M. Brown Zimmer man Hershey Robinson Kurtz High Diem Deisley Denlinger McConaghy Herr Deckman Kreider M. Summers Reinhart Acker Groff M. Minchoff Trainel C. Glict P. Brom G, Zimmem Trainers - R. Boas, C. Sandog Managers - F . Bollinger, D. Hershey C. Glick. A. Robinson J. Kurtz M- Hish P. Diem B, Kreider M' SummBl'5 p, Reiuhlll G, Graff , ? X John Kurtz, center halfbackg Mike High, left halfbackg Artie Robinson, substitute halfback. Don Hershey, and Gary Zim- merman handled the fullback positions and Pete Brown guarded the nets. Ten members of this year's soccer team graduate part of the class of 66 . A1- though this leaves a big hole in the start- ing line -up, next year's team appears to be quite promising. 1 .ggi , rg, 1 'fir H J V SOCCER TEAM D Hicks M Burnley, D. Cantrell, L. Robinson, J. Knosp, C. Groff, P. Smeltz, K. Kreider, Q 1 - ' , . B. Houder, A. Diener, N. Hershey, G. Colyer, D. Paterson, T. Rostock. ,MMM Kreider practices with his big left foot against goalie Robinson. Hershey uses a big toe. Kennett Square Garden Spot McCaskey Penn Manor West Chester Garden Spot McCaskey Donegal Donegal Penn Manor 90 PV OPP 1 3 2 1 1 3 2 3 O 4 1 0 0 3 6 0 5 1 O 0 Wi, ' Colyer shows his dribbling technique. A I I TOP ROW: Willi cundi, Rick Leu SECOND ROW: N ' ski, Sport Lockari TER: John Ford. W PVHE W PVH W PVH W PVH L PVH W PVH L PVH L PVH L PVH I 1 , i i 1. '.'f w-- .. A te Shutnse U10 Ht the ment EW. P. Smeltz, K Kreider, f, . TOP ROW: William Tipping, Calvin Enck, Dave Se- cunda, Rick Leidy, Gerald Kauffman, Randy Rapp. SECOND ROW: Mike Herr, Pat Pickel, John Grabow- ski, Sport Lockard, Dennis Rhoads, Toby Diem. CEN- TER: John Ford. W PVHS 2 North Brandy 1 W PVHS 1 L. Strasburg 0 W PVHS 2 Garden Spot 1 W PVHS 2 L. Township 1 L PVHS 1 Twin Valley 2 W PVHS 2 L. Strasburg 1 L PVHS 1 Garden Spot 2 L PVHS 2 L. Township 3 L PVHS 1 Twin Valley 2 Junior Varsity TOP ROW: Tom Brackbill, Roos Wanner, Dale Miller, Greg High, Alan Rohrer. 'SECOND ROW: Dennis Shirk, Bob Girvin, Raymond Stoltzfus, Mark Denlinger, Bob Esbenshade. TI-HRD ROW: John Graybill, Jerry Knosp, Dave Beane, Roger Rohrer. Varsity W PVHS 2 Octorara 1 W PVHS 2 North Brandy 1 W PVHS 5 L. Strasburg 2 L PVHS 0 Garden Spot 2 T PVHS 1 L. Township 1 W PVHS 2 Twin Valley 0 L PVHS 1 L. Strasburg L PVHS O Garden Spot 1 L PVHS 1 L. Township 2 L PVHS 4 J'fTwin Valley 5 W PVHS 7 Donegal 0 tovertime A tense moment for the opposition as High makes a shot at the goal. Miller makes a good save. TOP RIGHT-J. E11isgLEFT-J. Smoker. BOTTOM RIGHT-A. Watsong CENTER- A L. Kingg BOTTOM LEFT-C. Eby. ,Seniors C. Simpson and G. Kellenberger take Center Bully. KNEELING1 L. I Eby, D, Bauer, L .IA MANAGERS: S. MT Summers, B, Reyy P' Brownflg D, BU ' Glick KNEELING: L. Kling, L.Jacobs, F. Smoker, G. Kellenberger, J. Smoker. STANDING: S. Metzler, C. Simpson, C Eby, D. Bauer, L. King, J. Ellis, A. L. Watson. Gloria Kellenberger and Alice Lynne Watson co-captained the Varsity hockey team. Although the team won only one game, that win was a morale booster, since it knocked Manheim Town- ship out of first place. Two ties and five losses completed the season. Carol Simpson was the high scorer. MANAGERS: S. Metzler, D. Book, D. Summers, B. Reynolds. KNEELING: D. Book, M.Smoker, B. Eby, D. Kreider, K. Sangrey, K. Buckwalter, B. Shaffer, B. Watts. STANDING: P. Brown, D. Glick, A. Lichty, J. Martin, S. Barge, E. Herr, J. Kling, G. Watts, C. Stolzfus, L. Gibson, S. Metzler. 93 C fe f ee A A ev -A A e.., . g 5, M . - . J . V 1 D. Rinehart, J. Kurtz, D. Diesley. laiflfg I A f: I Eg V03 . 'MW we . Ai 5, 3 A, z MANAGERS: G. Longenecker, M. De ckman. J. Reynolds, T. Denlinger, P. Brown. i v R. Feister, L. Robinson, A. Lengacher. I . 1 .'--:fl x, -I :-1-.-,I - 3- . ,J - I .-, : '- nf, 5 -,' -,v 3-,'. 1-', , ,,. ,Z-' ff - 1. -:' J. .fa ---: ' f.F. f ,- sf 7 E. 9' 'r ' ' -!,'. 4.0 :, - s .-4-f -, 0 : 7: 5' 1 1' 1 5 4 Eddie practices hi lay-up, J v ' -TE. D, Harm G. Longenecker, OWU- !1lf ll, 1 7 'fgw ' 4L - '4 1,714 4, .,.-gay f ,. . , 1,f-,fy ,yn I I 'Va 1.544 gf ag? ,, . . f., . .:'! ' 1- 'f 1 .:1f5j, 1'.'.'1.f'fl raw- ,4'l ' ,.. ,1 -. 1 - ... .4 f.- '7 1544: ,-.1 1-144259 ,, . .. ,. ., . 9 ,,,,',,y1, K9 . .f f., -y., l' r 'f 5 4' f' 1 rf ' ' .' 1 11,2 4 ,,.,, 1 -7 ,.,1..,, 1 if :V4'. 1 , - n f W., , af. L:-EW' 77 I ' ,1 1 ' E 5 Where did it go ? ? ? Eddie practices his famous lay-up. Whip stretches for a good two pointer. ' wWWfWm,,,,,,.M ,,,,,,, ., .,.... . .. 1 J. V. TEAM - KNEELING: T. Rostock, C. Crandall, S. Glassman, R. Bomberger, M. Burnley, D. Hartraft. STANDING: D. Patterson, M. Minchoff, F. Howe, G. Groff. KNEELING: M.Denlinger, W. Smoker, R. Rohrer, R. Esbenshade, B. Denlinger. STANDING: D. Beane, V. Woods, D. Hershey, W. Groff, A. Rohrer, J. Morrow, T. Feister. Pequea's Jr. High basketball team finished in fourth place in Section 3 of Lancastelli County J r-Hi. League. Our team won 5 and lost 9. The leading scorers were Burne Denlinger C147 ptslg Allan Roher Q104 ptsjg Mark Denlinger C85 ptsj. John Newell is the Jr. Hi coach. KNEELING: P. Pickel, G. Groff, S. Lynch, R. Zimmerman, R. Slaymaker, J. Grabowski, J. RYIUQT' STANDING D M l : . i ler,B.Acker,D.Horne, L. Lynch, G. Winters, D. Secunda, K. Beane, B. Landis, R. Nixon. 96 LYlNGf c. Woe J' Dieme The '66 r. If fgccessful was Place -seasml fi e U1 the Petition W- L Aft araveseiihgteai rank F 93. and his h redt: h0n0r. rothm ff . ' .plle.:g,-,,,.:,.g,.,g,y,,--,g+gi4:s.v ,,g,,.,.2f4?ffEt.gQ -if . . 5, 1 li f,g'1,'.Q5fg.gg-'f .5g,.f,11.,3.-.:-.jf,'g Ea.v-,..r. . f 7 .- . : 'w 4.- hoof. 4+ ,Q-J...-J-. v ' + 5,3,1y.1. 1.-5,5 1.-if., , . 3 f ,L -3.-.-gj,7yN,..' 3. 4 .. ' , V' 744. , 575: I4 al N, .ww-.A A 1 5 212142. W1 ' K ' P: D. Beane, V. 5 Lancaster are Burnell gwell is the J. Rynl6I'- 3. Landis: . vc g-,gg-7 .,. .,,,-. .1 X 3 ' ., , I , ' LYING: E. Fredericks, J.Smoker, H. Trout,J.Brackbill. KNEELING: D. Lantz, C. Sandoe, J. Diem, J. Bryer. STANDING: G. Watts, M. Smoker, M. Beane, B. Shank, F. Frederick. The '66 rifle team, although not completely successful, was one of Pequea's better placed teams in inter-scholastic competition. The end of the season found the team tied for second place in the Lancaster County League com- petition with a record of seven wins and three losses. After the team competition ended, five of the Braves registered for individual competition. Pequea's '66 team walked away with two trophies --Frank Frederick placed second in the county and his brother, Ernie, siezed the third place honor. John T. Madigan, Chemistry-physics teacher is a htnitmw entnusi ' .25 . . . ..1- -,N ., O ,ctSl.. 'r '.,,, 'lg ...l -. ef, , F 1,5113 .hwffzfvi . ' .--,cw -1. WP.. HZWYW. . l' .1-7-'-2 i'f . A , -'45-1.1-fa ' , K Go, PEQUEA, G01 J. V. BASKETBALL - S. Artz, P. Lundgren, D. Book, JH. HIGH CHEERLEADERS - C Grah D. Bauer. I. Morrow, S. Mowrer, S. Stoltzfus Vagf Burnley, der, S. Peachy, C. Stoltzfus. , ' g ' B' Krei' X Fights T the end Of? the team' V9I1iHg5 em: e fans will Yes Th9Y 8 mn tf0phi95r fan faci1itieS- VARSITY BAS- KETBALL - KNEELING: K, Buckwa1ter,B, Shaffer, P. PYIE' STANDING' T' Klinga V- Mowre ' a P3-4' Son, C , ' U1 Dso rf 'Z Y- V' .'79:w,'w . 'W 'in 'xy '.1 . ,X WSH. '1 V J' Bullies - High, in Fight, Team, Fight! This signifies the end of another cheer of support for the team. Cheerleaders spend several evenings each week shaping routines that fans will respond to and enjoy. They also find time to sponsor dances which help pay for team uniforms, To steam up the students before a big game with Garden Spot , the Cheer- leaders sponsor and perform pep rallies which are open to the entire school. Fairy tales with interesting twists are the basis for comedy skits in which Pequea portrays the hero and Garden Spot, the villain. trophies fan buses and other sports , facilities. I 1 ff' ff' im i if K X N- 51 dnl ?'mi Ylm- X f'.'l ' it Wi .T IJ 1 as I ' X iff Il x ,WM ll ,. 7 4i' gllfll.. Q we Q1 P, ef, 5TANDINfif K1mg,V.M WRESTLING - I. Cantrell, A. Lichty, P. Diem, E. Wat- SOCCER - P. Lyle,I. Cantrell, S. Artz, E. Watson, P ' Diem. son, C. Simpson. 99 KNEELING: Coach Dick Shirleyg B.Houder, Manager. STANDING: A. Wanner, G. Zimmerman, P- Diem, G- Martini F. Bollinger, R. Groff, C. Ranck, C. Groff, R. Kreider, T. Ford, G. Colyer, R. St01tZfllS- Wrestling season was anything but dullthis year. Even though losses totaled more than wins, fans found little to com- plain about. Outstanding performances were exhibited by 112 lb. senior Glen Colyer 112W-lLJ, 165 lb. sophomore Phil Diem f11W-lL-1TJ and unlimited senior Al Wanner Cl1W-1L- ITJ. Pequea was represented by two wrestlers, Clyde Ranck and Phil Diem, in the semifinals of the 1966 Lancaster County Wrestling Tournament. Jli - Shirley en Wanner, unlimited, is congratulated by Coach Dlckt am, e his being named to the second All-County Wrestlmg 100 1 5, i 1. 1 lv ,v 1 1 N . Wx lw W M li rj ii I !l I Allen Wanner - Unlimited Gary Martm 120 1b. , G,MariiJ1, - S hifley 2 ' I i r I Bob Kreider 127 lb. E . 1 k I 4 i ! 1 1 1 I 4 E w Q E i v Glen Colyer 112 lb. Ray Stoltzfus . 95 lb. i I 1 1 Phil Diem - , 165 1b. l Fred Bollinger 1 1 1451b. 1 1 ' 'ff 1, ,W'f5'1'. j f' 13,1 ,N -, mQ .fGEJ1'W M ,'11,' , ,, 1 ' ',,J:'v,1.'1c 1','-U, Y 1 W, N Clyde Ranck 154 1b. Ray Groff 138 1b. Charlie Groff - 133 lb. . man ' Gary Zlmmer 180 lb- .new .IF L J. V. WRESTL1 J. Ford, manag Stoltzfus, E. Si if54'iN -,i EHET ROW. Sfgnxter: ROW: F: E00 .Rapp on ,Mr- f- 'B , 'vq ' 'h i i!- . A.. . ,- : 'r:.. . W ' v JVM. I . . , rlie Gfoff ' 133 lb. rnefman 'nl MY igglb' J. V. WRESTLING - IQXIEELING: J. Fryberger, manager, D. Simmons, G. Groff, G. Wanner, R. Wanner, B. Wenger, J. Ford, manager. STANDING: F. Howe, manager, J. Moore, D. Bauman, J. Spotts, R. Stoltzfus, W. Colyer, R. Stoltzfus, E. Simmons, Mr. Gary Hopkins, coach. VV1122. BASEBALL CLUB FIRST ROW: C. Spotts, R. Slaymaker, J. Metzler, M. Burkholder, R. Zimmerman. SECOND ROW: T. Blessing, R. Baxter, R. Roher, S. Hershey, J. Sergeant. THIRD ROW: W. Lapp, M. Martin, W. Wallace, J. Knosp, R. Pater- son. FOURTH TOW: J. Brooks, A. Baron, B. Landis, H. Acker, G. Miller. FIFTH ROW: D. Horne, N. Bills, R. Ames, D. Hoover, L. Nevhauser. SIXTH ROW: D. Martin, Delinver, J. Rynier, J. Sergeant, I. Kauffman. SEVENTH ROW: F. Longenecker, R. Fisher, R. Stoltzfus, R. Diller, R. Brooks. STANDING: D. Rhodes, G. Grahm, J. Ford, R. Rapp, Mr. Joseph Hess, advisor. '03 l F- --'- The 1965 Pequea baseball team had one of its most suc- cessful seasons in the past sev- eral years. Forthe first time in 5 years the Lancaster County Section III Baseba1lCrown re- turned to Pequea Valley. It was also Coach Milan Kratzer's first championship as head coach of the Brave Diamond- men. The B r av e s gained the crown by producinga record of 6 wins and 2 losses in league games. Their overall record was 7 wins and 4 losses. The team was led by sen- iors Rick Wenger, pitcher, second baseman, and catcher Dave Zimmerman. Dave com- piled the teams highest batting average at .433 and also the highest RBI total. One of the brightest high- lights of the seasonlwas turned in by sophomore pitcher John Kurz when he notched a 20 strike out performance against Garden Spot. B The Braves' season ended abruptly ona sour note as they were defeated in the County playoffs by Section I winner, Hempfield. 1965 one of its miie h She. ePaSTSev. pequea ?aSOIlS int s. the iorthe first time IB ancastergoumy P aseba11Crcwnre ccfhiquegvalley' Ithas m 'Mugn Kfatzerh ploflshlp as the Brave Diamond, Braves Pr 0dUCiI1ga record of .d 2. losses in league fherr overall record S and 4 losses. eam was led by sen. Wenger, pitcher, cseman, and catcher nerman. Dave com- :eams highest batting ,t .433 and alscthe 31 total. f the brightest high- he seasonlwasturhed iomore pitcher John h he notch6d22U pec'formanceagaiHSt gained the Jt. raves' seasohended ca sour note as tht? ered in the Ccvh' V Section I W1IhI19rc L 7 i it i , - N E. McCon2Lgh9Y 2B - R. Herr SS - T. Denlinger 3B - D. De-isle-y ierfffeet flci itfs f W W aff :'+'W 4iW Wfift . , a riff , WZW' ' ew.,-.., . ,. , , 1 , , ..,y.' ,,.,, ..,, km 4 , f ..,, ., , , We -we W mf' 4 Pequea fans supportmg the1r wmmng team 0 'N f A 5 I ,, 1,55 fi Www X- i ' , e Q ,.-gg ' S Q 0 ,- N , , Q KN Q I I V ,..,....,.. , . X - X K N , X- . M , ' ZX 2511549 ' X Q 1 X , KQQXZV Mx www ff Q ,, X X .. , M , ft fy, M ' . wi N ' X ':, 3 ' . xv f Mx XAX -z N . , 2 N , wmmwwfff' N XW wx ,X f1Q, K t - ' - f ' lfwwsw, A 1 -. f M . , . .,,, E x.W,,.. , X QQ Q , A , M H1gh OF D Remhart OF-A. Groff X X 5 if - QS X E. X x , ..,. f TOP ROW - D. Wilson, M. Sun Xi TOP Row , 1 S111oker,R.w F I . .3 ,, V in fiwf' O xii X 'H , :Sita Q 5 1 lf, If .X of-'An ,jug TOP ROW - D. Maitland, P. Diem, R. Grabowski, G. BOTTOM ROW - A. Diener, D. Patterson, L. Robinson, Wilson, M. Summers, M. Minchoff. C. Groff, M. Deckman, H. Trout. ' JUNIOR VARSITY P. V. April 22 8 A Conestoga V. 15 April 23 6 H Garden Spot 5 April 25 4 A Lampeter-S. 5 April 28 7 H Conestoga V. 5 May 6 8 A Garden Spot 11 May 14 9 H Lampeter-S. 7 roigow - B. Houder, J. Grabowski, C. Blank, L. Smoker, R. Weaver. 1' 4,.', 42 BOTTOM Row - G. Longenecker, D. Longenecker, E. Martin, F. Howe, D. Bowman, M. Stoltzfus, L. Hillard. 4 gf fi! ffm ,XM King, rover W JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD, STANDING: S. Hoover, J. Smoker, J. Howe, D. Buckwalter, D. Bitts, R. Duttrey. KNEELING: A. Zimmerman, W. Metzler, V. Fisher, J. Becker, S. Barge. The Varsity team this year was co-cap- tained by Cathy Eby and Gail Remley. Although our girls lost all six of their games, they did rover not lose the Pequea fight at anytime throughout the season. MANAGERS: s. Metzier, J. Baum, L. Jacobs The J.V. team was coached by Miss Kra- mer, whereas the Var- sity was headed by Miss Keller. Playing such schools as McCaskey, Lanc aste r Catholic, Garden Spot, Penn Manor and Warwick, Pequea's girls gave each a hard and ex- citing game. SENIOR DIRECTOR Y JOYCE MARIE BAXTER-Chorus 15 Library 2,3,4s IH- tramurals 3,4. RICHARD EARL BECKER-Rifle 1,2,3,4s Band 1.2.35 School Store 2,35 Intramurals 35 Stage Crew 4. CALVIN ROY BENNER-F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. JOHN MARK BERIQIEIMER-Basketball 1,2,3,45 Soccer 1,2. DAWN MARIE BITTS-Chorus 1,25 Art Club 25 Intra- murals 45 Library 2. ROBERT BITTS-F.F.A. 2,45 Intramurals 2,45 Aviation Club 4. RAYMOND A. BOAS-Soccer 2,3,45 Projectionist Club 35 Intramurals 3,45 Library 1. FRED C. BOLLINGER-Soccer l,2,35 School Store 35 'Vrestling 45 Library 1. JAMES BRACKBILL-Rifle 2,3,45 Band 3,45 Intramurals 2,3,4. M. JOAN BURKHOLDER-F.H.A. 2,3,45 F.T.A. 3,45 Hockey 35 Band 3,45 Chorus 152,45 F.F.A. Sweetheart 45 N.H.S. 3,45 Student Council 45 Intramurals 1,2,35Jr.-Sr. Play 3,45 Actors' Guild 1,25 Pioneer 35 Pequoian 45 Musical Comedy 2. IRIS F. CANTRELL-Hockey 15 Band l,2,3,45 Chorus 3, 45 F.T.A. 3,45 Jr.-Sr. Play 45 N.H.S. 2,3,45 Musical Comedy 3,45 Pioneer 35 Cheerleading 1,2,3,4. GLEN W. COLYER-Wrestling 2,3,45 Soccer 45 Band 2, 3,45 Student Council 3. JEFFERY A. CRANDALL-Basketball 15 Baseball 1,25 Musical Comedy l,2,3,45 Jr.-Sr. Play 3,45 Band l,2,3,45 N.H.S. 3,45 Tennis 3,45 Pioneer 35 Pequoian Co-editor 45 F.T.A. 3,4. MICHAEL DECKMAN-Student Council 15 Band l,2,3,45 Pioneer 35 Soccer 3,45 Basketball 3,45 Baseball 2,3,45 Intramurals l,2,3,45 Pequoian 45 Political Science Club 35 Wigwam Stompers 1,25 Woodwind Ensemble 45 Ex- plorers 25 Musical Comedy 1,4. DENNIS D. DEISLEY-Class Pres. l,2,3,45 Soccer 1,2, 3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Baseball l,2,3,45 Pioneer 35 Color Guard 2,3,4. THOMAS DENLINGER-Band l,2,3,45 Basketball 1 ,2,3,45 Soccer l,2,3,45 Baseball l,2,3,45 Student Council 35 Pioneer 35 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. BARBARA ANN 'DICKEL-Pioneer 35 Pequoian 45 Ac- tors' Guild 15 Chorus l,25 Intramurals l,2,3,45 F,T,A, 3,45 Basketball 2,35 F.H.A. 3,45 Library 1. JAMES DIEM-Band l,2,3,45 Rifle 2,3,45 Projectionist Club l,2,35 Actors' Guild l,2,35 Jr.-Sr. Play 3,4. DUTTRY-Intramurals 2,3,45 Basket- HAROLD J . EBERLY, J R.-Baseball 3,45 Basketball 3,45 Intramurals l,2,3,45 Projectionist Club. CATHY EBY-Chorus 1,2,45 Basketball 2,3,45 Hockey 3, 45 F.H.A. 25 F.T.A. 3,45 Pioneer 35 Pequoian 45 Jr.-Sr, Play 45 Musical Comedy 45 N.H.S. 4. JANET LOUISE ELLIS-Chorus l,2,3,45 Band 3,45 Dis- trict Orchestra 1,25 Cotmty Orchestra 1,25 N.H.S. 2,3,45 V.P. 45 F.T.A. 2,3,45 Hockey l,2,3,45 Pioneer 35 Pequo- ian 45 Musical Comedy 2,3,45 Woodwind Ensemble 45 Teen of the Week 45 Regional Orchestra 45 District Band 45 County Band 4. GLORIA JEAN EWING-Chorus 1,2,45 Intramurals l,2, 3,45 Musical Comedy 4. MARY JANE FARLEY-Chorus 15 Library 2,3,45 Intra- murals 3. ROBERT LEE FEISTER-Basketball 3,45 Intramurals l,2,3,45 Jr.-Sr. Play 3,45 Musical Comedy 3,45 Stage Crew 3,4. ERNEST FREDERICK-Rifle l,2,3,45 Rifle Medal 3,45 Student Council 45 School Store 25 Intramurals 1,2. RICK GRABOWSKI-N.H.S. 2,3,4, Pres. 45 F.T.A. 2,3,45 Student Council 1,2,3,4, Pres. 1, V.P. 45 Color Guard 3, 45 Pioneer 35 Pequoian 45 Intramurals l,2,3,45 Baseball 1,3,45 Jr.-Sr. Play 3,45 Musical Comedy 1,45 Actors' Guild 15 Explorers 2,35 V.P. 45 Chorus 1,45 Soccer 1,2. BLANCHE GROFF-Intramurals 1,2,3,4. RAYMOND GROFF-Wrestling 1,2,3,4. RAYMOND HERR-Student Council 1,25 Intramurals l,2, 3,45 Baseball 2,3,45 Basketball 2,3,45 Soccer 1,2,3,4. DONALD HERSHEY-Soccer l,2,3,45 Basketball 2,35 Baseball l,2,3,45 F.T.A. 2,3,4, Pres. 45 Class V.P. 2,3, 45 Class Treas. 15 Pioneer 35 Color Guard 2,3,4. LEWIS J. HERSHEY-Band 1,2,3,45 EFA. 1,2,3,4. V-P- 45 Intramurals 1. , NANCY HERSHEY-Intramurals 35 School Store 43 Li' brary 3,45 Jr.-Sr. Play 45 Pequoian 4. MICHAEL HIGH-Soccer l,2,3,45 Baseball l,2,3,45 Class Treasurer 2,3,45 N.H.S. 3,45 Student Cotmcil 1. CHARLES HOOVER-E.F.A. 15 Pioneer 35 Pequoian 45 Jr.-Sr. Play 45 Intramurals l,2,3,45 Aviation Club 4, Pres. 4. SANFORD HOSTETTER-E.E.A. 2,3,4, Sec. 3, Pres- 4' County Sec. 35 F.T.A. 2,3,45 Chorus 3,45 Musical Come- dy 2,45 Student Council, N.H.S. 3,45 Library Club? intra' murals l,2,3,45 Pioneer 3. KAREN IMLER-Band 15 Chorus 25 Intramurals.35 Li' brary 3,45 School Store 45 Jr.-Sr. Play 45 Pequolan 4' LARRY J OHNSON-Band 1 . BRLPDH g5,IggnlC0wCi1M1.:s' cal Cowell 27 ' UW oslllfl 5 wi 49 LW 33 ENTETH mmf: uaroura1S 1.212585 HGBEBT 2124 Co- llreslllflg form ssl 13 SRM Sill WILLIAM KUW? oylporrwllfall Gross EPP-mm Basketball 3,43 FH ARTHUR LENGACH 25 Terms 3,4:NfH'5- T.T.A. 3,43 PQQW Jr.-Sr. Play 45 Must EDITH LOWENTHA Library 3. VIVIAN MAITLMT hall 2,3,45 lntralnur 45 School Store 45 B GARY MARTTN-Wr murals l,2,3,4, GRACE MARTIN-j Book Store 25 Ima BEEN MCKILLIPS- ROBERT McLAUG Wrestling Manager Band 3145 C Musical C0n? gt os ' ,3,45 MHS' 45 Actors' wal Guild ' l,2,3,43 Library 1 RHODA p GRE 345 Musica C ATTERI GG PETER I SHARON CLYDE MN ears, Imramg RETTA Lo murals 1,2 DONALD RED Basketball 12 EAILREMLE 4438915 3 01143 J1: '4 ball 2 3 EST, Band 5535550551 EARL 1.4: Bam mn... ,354 44.4 4.55, 44 N.H.S. 4. equomilr,-5, Chorus 5 ty l,2,3,4, 3,4.Di iqofcfgsm 4:25 N.H.S.13if 2,3 45: 131011995 lBl,0rcheoodwmd ED-iemblel Sha 45Districtll5 hams 1:2144 IIlt1'3.lllUl'3l5 1,45 ms 1rLibf4o2,3,4,l5.. Baskffbllll 3,45 Intrmml Musical Comedy 3,45 S555 e I,2,3,45 Rifle Medalll ore 25 Intramurals l,l. 53,4, Pres. 45 F.T.A. 2,3,45 5, 1, V.P. 45 Color Guardl, sical Comedy 1.41444 45 Chorus 1.4: 50fC9 '2' an 1,z,s,4. 5 1,2,3,4. il 1 2'lrltr21Ul1f4L' 4 - 311313742 EOCCGI' 1124374 .la 1344. 4: C1455 'QP Color G114fd2'3 5 345 F.F.A.1,2v314'V'P' 7 . 3- School SW' 45 Li' 4 7 953114. 45 C1255 Baseball L253' dent Council ' 4' 4 Pioneer q',i0,,Cl11b' 5 ,s,4s W Pres- 4' seo 4' me' 4, 3142 I11U'am ur oiaH4' I 51,5 45 ,P243 ....,,, 0151? Ba 4l.l GLORIA KELLENBERGER-Band l,2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,45 Student Coimcil 1,45 Hockey 1,2,3,4, Co-captain 45 Musi- cal Comedy 2,45 Actors' Guild 1. JANICE KRAUSS-Intramurals 35 Jr.-Sr. 'Play 45 School Store 45 Library 3,45 Pequoian 4. KENNETH KREIDER-Band 1,2,3,45 Soccer 1,2,3,45 In- tramurals 1,2,3,45 Pequoian 4. ROBERT KREIDER-Soccer 1,2,3,4, Co-captain 45 Wrestling 2,3,4, Co-captain 45 Baseball 1,25 Basket- ball 15 Student Council 1,2,3,4, Pres. 45 Band 1,2,3,4. WILLIAM KUHN-Marching Band 1,2,3,45 Musical Come- dy 35 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Pioneer 35 Pequoian 4. GLADYS LAPP-Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Student Council 15 Basketball 3,45 F.H.A. 45 Chorus 1,2,3,4. ARTHUR LENGACHER-Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1, 25 Tennis 3,45N.H.S. 3,45 Band 1,2,3,4,V.P. 3, Pres. 45 F.T.A. 3,45 Pequoian 45 Pioneer 35 Student Council 35 Jr.-Sr. Play 45 Musical Comedy 3,45 Pep Band 2,3,4. EDITH LOWENTHAL-Intramurals 1,2,3,45 F.H.A. 3,45 Library 3. VIVIAN MAITLAND-Pioneer 35 Chorus 2,3,45 Basket- ball 2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 F.H.A. 25 Jr.-Sr. Play 45 School Store 45 Musical Comedy 4. GARY MARTIN-Wrestling 3,45 Rifle 25 Temois 45 Intra- murals 1,2,3,4. GRACE MARTIN-F.H.A. 2,3,45 Actors' Guild 1,2,35 Book Store 25 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. DEEN MCKILLIPS-Student Council 45 Soccer 1. ROBERT McLAUGHLIN-Band 2,35 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Wrestling Manager 2. CAROLYNNE MELLEBY-Chorus 1,2,3,45 Marching Band 3,45 Concert Band 3,45 F.T.A. 3,45 Library 15 Musical Comedy 2,3,45 Actors' Guild 25 Pioneer 3. VIKKI MOWRER-Chorus 1,2,3,45 Jr.-Sr. Play 45 Hockey 1,2,3,45 Musical Comedy 2,45 Cheerleading 1,3,4, Capt. 45 Actors' Guild 1,25 F.T.A. 35 Pep Club 45 Majorette 1,2,3,45 Library 15 Pequoian 4. RHODA PATTERSON-Intramurals 1,2,3,4. GREGG PETERSON-Projectionist Club 35 Jr.-Sr. Play 3,45 Musical Comedy 3,45 Pioneer 35 Stage Crew 3,4. SHARON PHENNEGAR-Intramurals 1,2,3,45 F.H.A. 4. CLYDE RANCK-Pioneer 35 F.F.A. 2,3,4, County Dele- gateg Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Wrestling 4. LORETTA RANCK-F.H.A. 3,45 Library 1,2,35 Intra- murals 1,2. DONALD REINHART-Soccer 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3545 Band 2,3,4. GAIL REMLEY-Pioneer 35 Pequoian Co-editor 45 F.T.A. 3,4, Sec. 3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Chorus 153,45 Student Coun- cil 45 Jr.-Sr. Play 3,45 Musical Comedy 2,3,45 Basket- ball 2,3,4, Co-capt. 45 Woodwind Ensemble 45 County Band 2,3,45 N.H.S. 45 Pep Band 2,3. EARL RENSHAW-Wrestling 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 2,3,4. JERRY REYNOLDS-Basketball 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 2, 3,45 Baseball 3,45 Musical Comedy 4. MELVIN ROBINSON-Soccer 3,45 Band 45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Basketball 2,3,4. FAYE ROHRER-Chorus 45 Intramurals 45 Basketball 45 Activities of L.S. Chorus 35 F.H.A. 1,2,3, Treas. 2, Pres. 35 Clerical Club 35 Safety League 3. BARRY SANGREY-Wrestling 45 Activities of C.V. Wrestling 1,2. BEVERLY SHEAFFER-Majorette 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,25 Cheerleading 1,3,45 Hockey 45 Student Council 1,3,4, Sec. 45 F.H.A. 25 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Actors'Guild 2,3. CAROL SIMPSON-Cheerleading 1,2,3,45 Rifle Band 1,2, 3,45 Hockey 1,2,3,45 Spook Nacht Queen 15 Musical Comedy 4. CATHERINE SMITH-Chorus 15 F.H.A. 25 Pioneer 35 Library 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1. WARREN SMITH-Rifle 1,2,3,45 Soccer 2,35 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 School Store 2,3. JOAN SMOKER-Chorus 1,2,3,4, Pres. 45Head Maj orette 2,3,45 Hockey 1,2,3,45 Rifle 2,3,4, Sec.5 Pioneer 35 Pe- quoian 45 Actors' Guild 1,2,35 N.H.S. 3,45 Musical Comedy 2,3,45 F.T.A. 3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3. EVELYN SNYDER-Pioneer 35 Library 1,2,3,45 Hockey 3. JOSEPH STEPHAN-Pioneer 3. DALE STOLTZ FUS-Pioneer 35 Baseball 15 F.F.A. 1,2, 3,4. DORIS SUMMERS-Hockey 3,45 F.H.A. 2,3,45 Chorus 1,45 Actors' Guild 1,2535 Musical Comedy 45 Pequoian 4. MARTIN SUMMERS-Soccer 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Wrestling 3,45 Color Guard 3,4. JEAN TREGO-Chorus 1,2,3,45 Musical Comedy 2,3,45 Projectionist Club, Sec.-Treas. 35 Basketball 35 F.T.A. 35 Jr.-Sr. Play 3,45 Rifle Club 35 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Actors' Guild 15 Library. HOWARD TROUT-Basketball 15 Rifle 1,2,3,45 Baseball 3,45 Pioneer 35 Pequoian 45 F.T.A. 3,45 Treas. 3,45 N.H.S. 2,3,4, Treas. 45 Student Council,Treas. 45 Intra- murals 1,4. ALLEN WANNER-Wrestling 2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,4. ALICE LYNNE WATSON-Homecoming Queen 45 Band 2,3,4, Sec. 45 Chorus 1,2,3,4, V.P 45 Musical Comedy 2,45 Hockey 1,2,3,4, Co-Capt. 45 F.T.A. 35 Student Coun- cil 15 Pep Club 3,4. BRUCE WENGER-soccer 1,2,35 F.F.A. 152,45 Baseball 1. CLAIR WENGER-Intramurals 2,3,4. ORPHA YODER-Intramurals 15 F.T.A. 3,45 School Store 4. GARY ZIMMERMAN-Soccer 1,2,3,45 Wrestling 3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Musical Comedy 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,4. I pr as . .. -W 'Lf if 1 'l V Q., N? 1 .i. Mi? - 5 iw -N s PATRONS LN 3 1 L 1 The Paul Yoder Family Dr. SL Mrs. Robert L. Bauer Dr. SL Mrs. Robert A. Crandall if Dr. gl Mrs. David E. Krusen i, J. 2 L. . .L L : L 2 Q L Dr. SL Mrs. ' Z 2 P Mr. gl Mrs. 5 , 5 'l. V E , L - 1 g . .2 15135 .L 5 Harry B. Frew Lincoln Artz Mr. gl Mrs. John B. Becker Mrs. James D. 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They'll do it with keen judgment and mature responsibility, blended with disciplines and les- sons learned in the classroom. That's a combination that will be tough to beat. So go forth, class of 1966, and start making your marks. We wish you fulltillment of all your ambitions. D 'Free in Grassland Farming RUTTER'S ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Paradise, Penna. HERSHEY GARMENT COMPANY PHONE 687-6071 Paradise, Penna. Compliments of FUTURE HoMEMAKERs or AMERICA f ' i . . Joan Burkholder President . . . , Vice President . . Cheryl Miner s i . . . ' Teere ary . . June Smoker rea. , , Surer . Evie Buckwalter f m A- X- X X 9 answers 56 UIUC of th W fntighra . it mn 'nf 'ht Past ll Kilt - 0 ZW' . ' - . JF- ltgmnmg with one lor . mars. llheredoltofm K'-roquirineu, n s Hamekrndof V5 PWD! People will respond Wd- llttyll do it with keen kd with disciplines and les- mhlnation that will be tough rking your marks. We wish hslano' lbrmingl mm- COMPANY 87-6071 , Perma. X der .er er er Li11C0111 Highway 7 Miles East of Lancaster PhOI19! 687'7762 SOUDERSBURG, PA. . ' ' .1-V 1 4 46 it oyf .. ' 556 . . . Manufacturers of . . . Keys - School Pins - Rings - Medals - Lapel Buttons Special order emblems and metal trophies for schools, churches, industries ALL WORK GUARANTEED! Venite ad me qui stomacho Laboratis et ego restaurabo meaning: COME To me all whose stomachs cry out in anguish and I shall restore you! ' THE GREEN LANTERN Bob and Catherine Moyer Rt. 30 East of Gap C. M. REED'S SONS STOLTZFUS MEAT MARKET Dealers in 768-3941 Calves, Eggs, and Poultry Fresh Cut Meat Newport Road Gap Intercourse White Horse Intercourse, Pa. RAYMOND J. ESHLEMAN DENLINGER Milk Transportation Insurance Agency Phone: 442-4912 Paradise R. D. 4121 Gap R.D. 1 Pa WIRING Residential Commercial Industrial CONGRESS INN 2316 Lincoln Highway East U.S. Route 30 - 4 Miles East of JOHN S' BERGMAN Lancaster, Penna. Phone Area Code 717 - 397-3781. Electrical New Heated Swimming Pool Coffee Shop and Vendorama Phone 354-5532 Area Code 717 John M. Metzler, Manager Electric R. D. 2, New Holland, Pa. , , i Heating 17557 fM3111Hg Adress. Drawer 1783, Lancaster, Pa.J JAMES HIGH SL SONS KAUFFMAN'S FRUIT FARMS Frozen Food Lockers - Groceries 'F Lockers Purlna Chews Home Grown Fruit Beugh'S Fertilizer Route 340 Bird-In-Hand, DOR MAE KU RTZ'S BEAUTY SALON Fresh Dressed Poultry Phone: HI 2'4333 Summit Ridge Drive Phone 717-442-4821 Paradise Rt 1 Paradise, Pe- Dorothy M. Zimmerman, Prop. Compliments of Compliments of: FOX MOBILE HOMES FARMERS NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST CO. of New Holland, New Holland, Pennsylvania Sales Sz Service Gap, Pa. 17527 Phone: 768-3216 W. S. HORST Feed - Coal - Lumber Gordonville, Pa. 1 C f CA ,ii- So Pa F RESS INN RILEY'S GIFT SHOP IRVDI SLAYMAKER lfiighway East Greeting cards - Gifts Carpenter . 4Mil6S E381 Of Lamps - Antiques 9l',Pem,a Ph. 687-6722 . ie 717 - 397-3781. Paradise, Pa. Kinzers Penna, 'iw' ' unmmg P001 REYNOLD E. SCHENKE co. mdv9Ild0I'3.II13. CARTER SL MOWRER INC. TOOL DESIGN -- DIE DESIGN METHODS zler, Manager Paving Sz Excavating PRODUCTION MACHINING Adress, Phone: 687-7451 , casfer P Phone: 687-7472 Paradise, Pa. Q Q9 Miles East of Lancasterj FRUIT FARMS Compliments: ' Lockers F 't Wm rm Soudersburg, Pennsylvania Bird-In-Hand, Pa. VIAE SALON 2-23,3 PEQU EA VALLEY CHAPTER ge I'1V6 use, Pa. nerm2J1,Pf0P' l -f me gif . . T10 9 Its of. Zfifivf U Lf :HOMES Sr' -ce President .... . Q Sanford Hostetter F F. A. MOTTO W1 Vice President . . . . Lew Hershey ' 7527 Secretary .... . . Eddie Rohrer I I Treasurer. . . . . Roger Stoltzfus Leafnlng to C10, ' Reporter . . . . Marvin Weaver Doing 'CO Learn, Sentinel . . . . Jake Stoltzfus Learning to Live, Chaplain . . . . Glenn Stoltzfus Living to Serve. . pa. rdonvlllel WEE?-'W' Q wxpqx ,lr - 3 rg--'if' 'ff 5 KRAMER153 GARAGE WARREN W. WEAVER Jeweler Killzefs, R- D- 1, Pa' 144 E. Main Street Phone: 442-4618 New Holland, Pa. Valiant A. R. SENSENIG, INC. Plymouth New Holland, Pa. Chrysler Phone: 354-2284 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. 4191, Pa. Telephone 768-8189 Area Code 717 f af JC Lincoln I EXCELLI Supe1 iii- 1111-1 Ai X -X f X ii L - 5 i L 1 F 5 I, Q 'f1Nw,WEA J'-'Wei VER 5 I el' 5 Q45-Munsneet E. L. AMES 8 COMPLIMENTS ClH0U3nd, Pa Radio and TV Service OF ' Paradise, Pennsylvania Telephone 768-3046 BLUE BALL BOWL I Imam fi In Lancaster, Pa. It's I JOE MYERS' RESTAURANT If , A. WARREN f Lincoln Highway East Q3 milesj 394-1-606 TaXideU:1 iI5:HTY ' Quality Tanning . - , Buckskin Leather Goods lpgnal EXCELLENT FOOD .... FINEST SERVICE. , Superb Homemade Pies and Cakes Ph' 76843917 ' Gordonvlue, Pa i 3 EXTENSION TELEPHONES . . le 717 3 s I x f 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, Penna. I I Nationwide Insurance Companies DENZEL A. BOLLINGER Phone 768-8823 Auto - Fire - Life Paradise, Pa. Mutual Funds Family Insurance - Auto Financing Guns Toys SH ENK BROS. Sporting Goods and Toys 30 West King Street Lancaster, Pa. Fishing Equipment Varsity Sweaters AMOS EBY 81 COMPANY . . . Manufacturers of . . . High Grade Fertilizer Phone 687-2490 Paradise, Pa. I -3 --SI' I EXTENSION TELEPHONES. in color add beauty and WILLIS W- FUTER convenience to everyday living For complete telephone service C311 354-2102 Gordonville, R. D. 1, Pa. I Television ENTERPRISE TELEPHONE LO. , Sales and Service 37-43 Diller Avenue Phone: 768-8184 New Holland, Pennsylvania MAURICE M. GOOD . . Representing . . Agway Inc. Phone: 768-3781 Gordonville, R. D. +t1, Pa. FISHER'S DIESEL SERVICE Diesel Engines and Homelite Chain Saws Pumps and Generators Phone: 442-4674 - Residence 442-4365 Gap, Pa. CLARK ELECTRIC Kelvinator Appliances and Girton Bulk Milk Tanks ELECTRIC HEATING, ELECTRICAL and REFRIGERATION SERVICE U Phone: 768-8501 Kmzers, R.D. 1, Pennsylvania f PM Interl FC L Lancasti iiii- iii- Electric Co E BY X X CRI 2323 392 8 MI il E ,R'D'1:P3. Telgygsion We W Service Pm: msln s :ki PAPERBACK BOOK MART Interesting and Valuable Titles For Student and Teacher L. B. HERR 8. SON 44-48 W. King Street Lancaster, Penna. - Phone 394-7151 FISHER MOTORS Oldsmobile Sales and Service Automobile Repairing Phone: 687-6011 Paradise, Pa. ROBERT RUTTER Electric Contractors - Hotpoint Appliances Paradise, Pa. Phone: 687- 6549 BYLERS FOOD MARKET Meat 81 Groceries Gap, Pa. Call 442-4026 WALTER T. PIETSCH RCA -- Appliance Center -- Philco Zenith 30 Years of Sales Sz Service Smoketown, Pa. Phone: 394-5531 DON'S CHEVRON 223 N. Decatur St. Strasburg, Pa. Ph 687- 6141 CREAM TOP DAIRY 2323 Lincoln Highway East 392 8310 Lancaster, Pa. THE VERY BEST MILK and ICE CREAM BELMONT LIMESTONE CO. Paradise, Pa. Quality Controlled GLY-ew . I uf' ...W I I 5 , I I I I Hi I - I II1 Ii! II I 2 4 I I ,I 5 I li II In II I 1 EI III :I ,,, II I I I 1 J I I 2 1 I I I I I I I I I I . Z BALDWIN'S GARAGE 1 Mile South of Gap, Pa. on Route 41 BETTY'S DRIVE-IN Complete Restaurant Service Breakfast - Luncheons - Dinners Front Wheel Alignments and Balancing Open 24 Hours Daily , Phone Gap HI 2-4580 P Except 11 P.M. sat. to 9 A.M. Sunday Cams' Rd' NO' 1 Gap' a' Betty Chambers Ph. Hlckory 2-9986 Proprietress Area Code 717 A. M. BURKHOLDER Groceries - Hardware L. J. DENLINGER CO. Paradise, Penna. Master Mix Feeds Clothing L b r C 1 Phone: 442-4631 , um e , ,Ca Vintage Pa Denl1nger Feeds Serve Definite Needs ' ' Phone: 768-3031 768-3021 RUTT'S GIFT SHOP Gifts and Cards for all occasions Complete Film Service Intercourse, Pa. PH 768-8561 R. E. BROOKS AUTO BODY SHOP 120 Miller St., Strasburg Custom Work - Foreign Car Repairs PH 687-7731 CHET'S GULF SERVICE Auto Repairs - Tubes - Tires Lubes - Official Inspection Station - Automatic Transmission Repairs Route 41 442-4120 Gap R.2, Pa. MILLER BROS. Specializing in Glass Fender and Body Repairs Refinishing - Towing Gap R. 2, Pa. J. C. WALKER 81 SONS, INC. Coal, Building Materials, Feeds, Fertilizers GAP, PA. 442-4169 QUALITY AND SERVICE SINCE 1855 THE WILLOWS Farms - Businesses - H0m6S 6 Miles East of Lancaster on Route 30. GORDON E KLING BRING YOUR FAMILY FOR A Real Estate - Auctioneers GOOD DINNER Insurance Phone 768-3661 Intercourse, Pa' I f I NEW Q Bef I I I N1 I Q,--A I I ii..- I i..l1 I L ' HAUB H GOI'd0 SCOT Q I 1 I 9137 V L Gan, P DRIVEUD Rolfe 41 IN 14 Hours Dgilghmers n Sat: to 9 A.M. Ph. H Ickofy 2-9935 Area Code 717 il-INGER CO. lsey P 611113. 'Mill Feeds Coal Serve Definite Needs 768-3021 .UTO BODY SHOP St., Strasburg breign Car Repairs VI-7731 I BROS. lg inG1ass lady Repairs '- Towing 2, Pa. j -X 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 Newport Road, Gap JOHN N. SMOKER General Store Kinzers, Penna. ZIEMER BUICK, INC. Richard D. Ziemer Special - LeSabre Invicta - Electra Phone: 354-2215 436 E. Main Street - New Holland, Pa. JOHN J. HOOBER Feed - Lumber Phone: 768-3216 Gordonville, Pa. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '66 DILLER'S ELECTRICAL SERVICE Live better' Electrically Adequate Wiring Electric Heating Kelvinator Appliances Intercourse, Pennsylvania 768-3321 - 768-3323 HAUBERTS NURSERY, INC. Plants Boxwoods - Myrtle Private Hedge Gordonville Rd. No. 1, Penna. Phone: 768-3203 O D-i Ei' Saw S35 'Lim as-:PU EM o Svc f-'EDUJ E121 so Z Your . Dealer Compliments of SCOTTY'S GROCERY STORE Jane 81 Roy Scott in 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' Gap, Pennsylvania .Homes 95 I W. L. ZIMMERMAN gl SONS Ifmaers Department Store , Hardware Store 35099 Gulf Petroleum Products Bottled Gas g Phone: 768-3131 Intercourse, Pa. PZ' 91 mfervoufs ,, 1 1 ,Z 'ill , N 221' it I . A 1 1 1 r. if in ' E -3 Ir . f 5 , , 1 ,S la :Q il i 5 1 i 5 i 5 22 ,. li E3 15 as nl is is 3 ,5 JCIIIDI' NEW HOLLAND MEAT MARKET BUTCHERS Home Dressed and Smoked Meats GROCERIES Phone: 354- 8351 BILL'S DRIVE INN RESTAURANT For Snack with the Gang Dinner with your Family Route 41 Christiana LEAMAN PLACE SUPER MARKET Paradise, Pa. 768-8871 E. ROY TROUT 8: SON Eggs With That Heavenly Flavor From Paradise, Penna. Phones: 44244346 39306510 Keep Trim With Our Trim DON'S BARBER SHOP EBYS AUTO BODY SHOP W. Lincoln Highway X 4 y ',,,.. I 4 ...i i i 2 I v 1? li A A Gunsmg THE two Chairs Coatesville, Pa. Phone 442-4423 Route 30 Gap Hiu 384-3909 X B DoN's BARBER SHOP Gapeiephone Intercourse, Penna. 42'4 PH 768-8722 A FRIEND Tuesday-Friday 9315 - 7:00 VIN Saturday 8,00 - 4:30 T Closed Mondays Yl-UMNO MWMARxn, mm Bamnmssedand Smiedleafs I Gwmn Phe: 354-8351 1 E. D. KURTZ General Merchandise Self-Serve Groceries Gap, R. D. 1 White Horse, Pa. Phone: 768-8061 LeROY W. GROFF Bottled Gas Phone 354-0681 517 W. Main St. New Holland, Pa. EUGENE A. SHEARER Welding Electric and Acetylene Steel Beam Welding Phone: 768-3921 Gordonville, Pa. BEST WISHES GRADUATES Life - Health - Group Edward L. Howe NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO. Intercourse, Penna. Phone: 768-3331 W 5 SHIRK CHEVROLET INC. Paradise, Pa. 17562 I David L. Shirk Phone 768-3761 l Area Code 717 U . . Build Your Account Safely ' MYTRQUTQSON Gunsmithing - Hunting - Fishing - Archery nl Flavor Golf - Athletic Equipment . .with - - - Mmfgavgegna Toys - Games - Hobbies umP2f2d'Sef ' Pm' 393u65lU K 5 , THE FIRST NATIONAL BAN 2 p THE SPORTMAN S SHOP X Phone: 354-7891 Honey Brook, Pa. ' DYSHOP 135 East Main Street wiggglfgighway New Holland, Pa. Member F'D'I'C' . 116, pa. 09 384139 Te1eDh011G Box 100, Paradise Gap 442-4181 Pennsylvania v1oLA'S DRESS SHOP , p Sale Every Tuesday VINTAGE SALES STABLES, INC. headquartersafgg prom gowns A Agz1Is12gSCCgfmLI:iZZEg3k casuals and sportswear ' . 108 E. M ' Kenneth E. Hershey Ephrata' Pa am St V ' , Sales Manager , 'Tu Y I THE ESBENSHADE TURKEY-FARM Since 1890 Paradise - Lancaster County, Pa. See Wagonland at the Famous Hex Barn Candies Gift Shop Conestoga Mineral Water HEX BARN Hollow School Road CJust off Rt. 3401 Intercourse, Pennsylvania Phone: Area Code 717 - 768-8151 W. R. WATSON Contractor Painting and Decorating Painting and Paperhanging Floor Sanding and Finishing Gap, Pa. Auto And Truck Repairs International Trucks Sales and Service 24 - Hour Towing Service H. C. ROBINSON Lincoln Highway 442-4156 Gap Electric Heating Electrical Wiring and Appliances MARK E. DENLINGER Phone: 768-3541 Intercourse, Pa. F . WAYNE HE RSHEY General Store Phone 442-8181 Cains -- Gap, R. D. 1, Pa. ED FISHER MOTORS Datsun 81 Toyota Cars 81 Trucks Triumph ' BSA - BMW - Honda - Yamaha Motorcycles R.D. 4142, Parkesburg, Pennsylvania Phone 857-9616 12155 KITCHEN KETTLE FOODS Intercourse, Pa. Manufacturers Fine Jellies and Jams f Mme Penna. Seven 5 Lu1 lf- KEN Aut Pt , .i-i- l-1-1 GRO1 Ne Hardv Hotl X ARTHUR P0wer 1 Gene Ph4 Kinze: X R HThe 1 PA Member ne Syst MILLER'S RESTAURANT Penna. Dutch Smorgasboard Seven Sweets 81 Seven Sours Lunches Sz Dinners AMOS B. WITMER Sales - Maytag - Service Phone: 687-6113 Paradise, Pa. KENNEL'S GARAGE Complete Automotive Service Phone: 442-4154 Gap, Pa. BRACKBILL 'S GARAGE General Repair Work Intercourse, Pa. Phone: 768-3251 GROFF'S HARDWARE New Holland, Pa. Hardware . Housewares Hotpoint Appliances RALPH'S HOUSE OF PHOTOGRAPHY hotography Is Our Business . not just a sideline! Phone: 354-5214 327 E. Main Street New Holland, Pa. ARTHUR S. YOUNG CO., INC. Power Farming Equipment and Supplies General Machine Shop Phone: 442-4186 Kinzers, Pennsylvania ELMER M. SENSENIG Super Thrift Market R. D. 1 New Holland, Penn. STATE BANK OF PARADISE The Bank of Service PARADISE PA. 3 Member of Federal Reserve System and Federal E Deposit Insurance Corporation. 3011 Deposit Insured Up to 310,000.00 Your Local FORD Dealer z. AMELLINGER, INC Mustang Falcon - Ford - Fairlane Thunderbird 508 W. Main Street New Holland, Penna. Dial 354-5191 RED ROBINSON'S GARAGE Gap, Pa. Compliments of EARL NORRIS, JR. Lincoln Highway Gap, Pa. DUTCH WAGON WHEEL SPECIAL Tues. 8: Fri. 4 PM - 8 PM Open 5:30 AM to 10 PM Paradise, Pa. Paradise, Pa. RAPP'S ESSO Phone 687-6954 Dee E Gee Erlene S. Carter Dorthy M. Mowrer Helen M. Good LADIES'APPAREL 14 E. Main St. Strasburg L. S. ROBINSON 81 SON Spring Garden Garage Auto Repairing Phone 768-8109 , pa, Kinzers R. 41 Penna. Esso Service . . . By . . . PAUL SECUNDA Vintage, Pa. Phone: 442-4231 DRIVE CAREFULLY . . . Don't Hit a Pretty Girl - We Need Them. RHOADS PIONEER MARKET A Little Bit of Everything 442-4605 Gap, R.D. 1, Pa. Over a Century of Service THE A C M CO. Lincoln Highway East Soudersburg QLancaster Co.J, Pa. 17577 687-7192 Paradise BROWN'S FUNERAL HOME Christiana X CH SALES A Z,- CH, Pa des ,-ii-1 i.1.i1- N0 Plum Hards Inte X Pair WAI 1 Pa X X PARAI P101 BOX 89 Ph0I1e : x Q wi -A 0' VBORRAJR Mi Gm. Hightiay X may Pa. !APP'sm0 hom 687-6954 i,, --1.4 DBINSON 81 SON 5 Garden Garage to Repairing me 768-8109 M1 Penna. f5'N'EEfiTJ?iT Little Bit Everything 42-4605 RD- 1: Pa' ServiC9 W 1 C ?eni,i,h V KING'S IGA 0 or ' ' Route 30 between Soudersburg H1RST'S T, V, and Paradise Christiana, Penna. SALES 593-5075 SERVICE Fresh Meats and Groceries CHARLES LICHTY Paradise, Penna. dealer in all kinds of livestock SHREINER'S FLOWER SHOP NOAH N. MARTIN Plumbing and Heating Compliments of: PARADISE HILLS MOTEL Hardware and Antiques Kinjgrls' ganna Intercourse, Penna. ' ' 768-3531 442-9996 Painting 81 Papering WARREN W. MYERS Ph. 687-7862 Paradise, Penna. THE PIONEER GIFT SHOP 145 E. Main St. New Holland, Penna. 17557 Gifts for all occasions Early American a Specialty Handbags and Jewelry PARADISE GAS SERVICE P' O' BOX 89 Paradise, Penna. Phone Strasburg, 687-7521 GOOD'S FURNITURE Sz APPLIANCES Always a Good Deal Phone 354-5178 New Holland R. D. aftl, Penna. PLAIN 8. FANCY FARM INC. Dining Room with banquet facilities to serve from 15 to 350 family style or platter. In our main dining room. , H Q ' wk A11 -...U GEHMAN'S DINER Ronks, R. D. at1,Pa. Five Miles East of Lancaster TRAVELER'S REST MOTEL Intercourse, Penna. 768-873 1 Compliments of: STAUFFER'S DRUG New Holland, Pa. KEN SWEIGART 'S BARBER SHOP Paradise Tue. - Fri. 8:30 - 6:30 JOHN N. SAUDER AUTO CO. sales - service - parts New Holland, Pennsylvania Dial: 354-2181 JOHN HOUDER Lancaster County Swiss Cheese Agent Gap, Penna. 717-442-4424 LINCOLN WAY LUMBER, INC. complete line of building materials all types of roof trusses ZOOK 8z RANCK, INC. R. D. 4+1 Gap, Pa. Design - Drafting - Blue Printing 717-442-4000 PaI'HdiS9, PH. Composts Fertilizers Phone 442-4161 Jyostofia Sold in Many Patterns Kauffman's Hardware New Holland, Pa. 354-0951 WILLIAM W. BAIR Painting and Decorating Spring Garden Kinzer RD No. 1, Pa. Phone: 768-8113 L. S. Robinson gl Son SPRING GARDEN GARAGE Auto Repairing Phone: 768-8104 Kinzers, R. D. 1, Pa, Our sincerest thanks to the faculty and administration for their teachings and guid- ance throughout our high school years. The Commercial Section of the Class of '66 l NEWLDCS Ron GRP, 2, FRAKI Painting, PHPQQ I Inter -,iii-1 ,.,..i1-:- Con KAY 36 N. Lar WERTZ's Pho S Sta Was A LENGA La Ph A G fR'Sm-TM mme Penna 753-8731 X WFIGARTS BER snop 0 TEL NEWLIN'S TEXACO STATION 442-9981 Routes 41 8: 30 Gap, Pennsylvania HORNING DODGE INC. 501 East Main Street New Holland, Penna. Your Local Dodge Dealer for 20 Years FRANK H. HOOVER Painting, Paperhanging gl Floor Sanding SUMMERS BROTHERS 768-9267 Plumbing - Heating - Hardware 11830 630 Intercourse, Pa. Phone: 442-4163 Gap, Pa. NHOUDER HENRY H. GROFF pier County Compliments of CGSSPOOI, SGPUC Tank and lieese Agent KAY J EWELERS Cistern Cleaning 36 N, Queen Street and Installation 717 442 4424 Lancaster, Pa. COI1CI'Gt9 Septic TEL1'1kS For Sale! Phone 392-0157 Bird-in-Hand, Pa INCK, INC , P2 P rf1l1Z9I'S j 1 v, BAIR I nksfofhe adm' ur 1115 156 WERTZ'S SERVICE STATION Phone: 687-6014 Strasburg, Pa. ' State Inspection Washing - Greasing Atlantic Gas and Oil PLANT FOOD STORE Harvey G. Good, Prop. Agricultural Limestone . Fertilizers Special Plant Foods . Soil Testing Water Hauling Phone: 768-8136 Intercourse, Pa. LENGACHER CHEESE HOUSE Cheese . Butter Lancaster County Phone: 442-4388 Kinzers, Pa. Phone Gap-442-4314 IVAN SHORTY UMBLE Fresh Produce Sv Produce Hauling Kinzers, R. D. No. 1 2 mi. East of Gap HE RSHEY AZ ALEA FARM Gap, R.D. 2, Pa. SMELTZ 'S BODY SHOP FENDER AND BODY REPAIRS Refinishing - Painting Wreck Work Phone: 768-3141 Gordonville 1 . - ,' wi:wiir JOHN J. HESS II PURINA CHOWS Feed Fertilizer Paradise R. D. 41, Penna THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF INTERCOURSE intercourse, Pennsylvania f E X if X W I i 1 E P -11 i 1, --1'-l IK 2 ? I i OLLI' SCAOOK pA0tOgl'6ll9 HI 1 SAME? is .Skicka . 75,15 .::' ,,,' ff egg :gf QQ J N WKIL A 1:4 . Jr ,f. 0 r '1L, ,f Q' W 75 Y 1 , 3 5 ' 1 2 2 2 0 74 Av , N I , 75, I X 4,47 stu 4 Il,-XV Nllgr' D 9- 4' 'WXVMX With th1s we close the yearbook. The -1 hex signs are collected to symbolize all of the successes of the year. And also with the close of the book, there is the close of a year. Another class graduates,bt1t it has left its mark. We look to the future and treasure the past, arld with this we say 'Good-bye' . . . RI FSL' V o 119,01 E .Fw f f v.'1l':'Sr' A ' , '- -W x lb . .. KI ,X ..... . ax, ' AL 'I W 'GV' ' H.. ' f: '- Y V 'M W 1. nl. X Aj.-.uh X ZA. ..k'-RQ! 'Q .. 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