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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1969 volume:

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Under the direction of Mr. john Koshuta and Miss Mary jane Webster, the Pequea Valley High School band and chorus combined to stage ROUGH 'N READY, a musical comedy by james Leyden and Lee Benjamin. Staged in a gold-mining town in California, ROUGH 'N READY is a musical study of a group of pioneers Who characterized a unique period of history--life in the untamed gold country. Yet the town of Rough 'n Ready, California was different from all the others because of one man who declared the town's independence from the United States, a legal swindle, and the Fourth of july. Burnaby Uim Morrow Q, Napper QBill I-Iouderj, and the colonel fEd Risslerj try their luck at poker. V' win-fl' ikg ww Thi tween tEd R BuckW R0 and U their l the to sultet Ot includ Rynie fBill S Steen immig lol serve sette direc1 L 59 I Koshuta U Pequea Combined il comedy llifornia, Iudy Qf 3 ' 21 unique med gold 1 Ready, IC others he town'g S, 3 legal 3SE TED BY MUSIC DEP RTMENT The story revolved around the conflict be- tween SimeonQCraig Crandallj and the Colonel CEd Risslerj whose daughter Annabel fDelores Buckwalterb was engaged to marry Simeon. Rosie Pickens, portrayed by Debbie Book, and the women folk of the town discovered their own method of solution to the problem of the town's secession from the union which re- sulted in ironic finale. Other cast members appearing in lead roles included Si and SiSi Cjoanne Burnley and Missy Rynierb, Chinee fBeth Ranckj, Z. T. Haynes fBill Shankj and exchange students Odd Holck- Steen and Claudio Penno who were featured as immigrant miners . john Hershey, who enacted the part of Mule, served as musical comedy narrator while Su- sette l-loover assumed duties as student- director and properties manager. Attempting to run Z. T. Haynes QBill Shankj out of town are Army Lieutenant QCarl Sandoej and Sergeantfjohn Petersj. As the townfolk of Rough 'n Ready look on, Si and SiSi amusingly Luge their donkey onwzlrd. ough ii urls if' 4 IU' .L x DJ N, Y. ':3i,pA,,4 guauuuaqxquguun www.-.,.. , Endurance although not important at the start is sup- ported by pacing for cross couniry runners. Here we see otu' harriers make the break which leads to their first victory against Lampeter-Strasburg. fva are asap s'51 xr ,- var. , Q 1. 1 1 F99 v If I g- .,-.1- 4' 'r 't L 1,3325 - , A f ' - ' - X Q.,-.5 1-' I. Sy -I 2 1 X K. l... . . .M . , it 1 y3 ', . ffft,-':ff,a' -g 15 , r - V' N,-. - 1 ' , ff -. v L.. 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The warmup is important to any physical activityg Burnell Den- linger, a firstiyear man, prac- Good vision and calmness are requisites for target shooting as exemplified by Debbie I-Iorst at her first match. ...X CL SS GF '69 W NS FIELD D A.-Lal In the high jump, Richard Byrd successfully completes his Second 11'y. asp Lunch break finds Miss Benecoff Mrs. Bonnie Heisse, and NrS. . 4. . . . 7 Om- oi Ilw Iruliln-:m11'l1'rQ un thc cllsclls ','.'.lS ' ' ' ' ' ' l.lI'l'X I,l'.l'Yl'I'. f I D' A n V ' ' - i V 5 sk-,N S f dL. '- - ' 3 ' V NX' fair ' wg FY .2-1i'l'Qff.- mx':.,- - V' ' 4 5, ' I - A lf, .I U .' .. -- :,.5--Eiffel? ix 2. . M' jj ogg ! . X 1 A ' x Q . ,,, , . l. 'uf 1 ,ht gjljih ,ii k A 'f '.f,' 4 H ' ,Lg L, hi s A at if 'Xi Q ' -1. .U W 1 K V, A I f A . - W K in . I U 'HN' 'I'Ys'em ' 'Q P .- x ,Tl sz ' ' ii 2 vvg,. , - ., M 4 Q, 4 V .IMA kv!! , , . 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Adding humor with his bare feet and shades , Ray Stoltzfus prepares to hurl the discus. , . .-dwarf ,M.,.w.w-..1zw..,, 1 or r X p , c in pi X .... C Mis 1 121, 115 , 5 1 - N ' 'Taxis 9 i - N Iii, gif'f:5:i'P. f .--' x 1 A N QQ ' J ra fE5E5EEEE: kin ' -4 I ElE':I:' wr- fi' A xx 1 1 is 5 I X W -X 51 3 1 X X -' - 1 A 1 f' -ogg A gri 13' Q2 -sg i 2 - a f - ..,.,..,,.. M P . Wm ,, I is CN 1, Q l 47 LQ' 341, jf' ,'f'?f s?'f X gx ga., Q x f si 1 X 1 Q X' 0 I 3 fx' ga1Q,x?ffN v P i 1 X ll .... 1 f 'f Q 'Q .. M,N-Jig. 1 ev in m e wwf A p 1 L X Pi . ,,,.,, ., P P -I . 1 'xx . - Hi N x :qs - ' of X v'1s:2-::, ag. ..- -si ' , ,. 1 . - Q in :5: I 'f , i f 4w91i'ZZ3,'2 if 5- j - , i . 3 P P 1 'ax - P P -P-- P - A P i 2 Arthur Bomberger Jumps and hits the ball to the losing seniors As Greg High nears the finish line, Ross Wanner paces him High xx on the pentathlon mile. ' W - . AELQ, . 'fix' S . 1 'zyfieii V. 5 fa .',?..:1C':ii1 qzxixat m iw Umm, .1 nf za:-:rm ZFFF111 , , , f :p..1rf1'1V1 ' N EQIP!!!- lb??F'?'TTIV'.1 !Q A 'Wil ii 11:3-'ll 3 ':q:'ismz':.1r1'i iw 1 -W-1 Wai . 'f ai 1 1 ' L - ' 1 s A , WU A i s -- - sl -1 K - , ' sr-xl A 5 Nr lf un 'M' .'A w--.-X Q- 2 .'.. ,wi w+31,ai,x N 'wr-fs...,i,,,,. , I FQ Q 1 A , 9 , i ,L in 3 'l'l1v l llllll'l' l .l1'1m-1'S of .'XINL'1'iC-l Selected i IIILIX' fXlLl1'Iil1.l1ll i ,fX Sv.'n'cIl1L':L1'I l'or196S-69. . 1 liill llr.vImi- .I 3, -ziml.-ul i mmvii gwviziilvul. lms iusl am- IlUllllxN'k1K..'l'UI gin!! me it ilmmw n:w13ww'.gQ11i-ein. Ou1'fOTClSH CXC119-DQS student, Virginia Fraga from Argentillil, poses with bouquet given her as Homecoming Princess. .viiitgewgf-fr ,, , .f--QM, . , T.W,,i.7s,:via,,,!,-, - 3- -,., ,H Q V W If r X A k r Y , a x . U , ,X , 51715. f i- , 5,031 . g i f., s 3 tmp i T . Q, - A 2. 1, Y K , F.: ,,,. . , A ' .' , ':'7'x -Er'-:'2fHS1'l' ,' 3 Q ,- ,, 1. ,X t if ff , , Q V: X, 1 K 4 1 iff 'f 1 n ' he - , 2f.3b 5sf . 1 ' 'I Y 1 E lx! W -in 53: y ' ig' ,.,, f'f ' E i 35- ...,, Q - f lf.: . - anis 1 1 5 ii Miss Dawn Zimmerm V 0 b N. P F'l,j,A' x teaching of complemelg -.Sl ip! 3 if f 1 tary colors produced F1115 iw 1, ' M , .L , f' 5 5 poster by Wanda Groff. . 1 1 - M - 4, 1-,i'S:,f.,-f:1gj.,?, ' , - - E' 'X-Q. 2 'Q-'flu . , J HW 6 xl H A vt 'u 'Q 4 , fnim X. . f, i john Hershey, male lead in Rough 'n Ready and Joanne Burnley pose with a really Stub- ., ,..2, 1 'mms men' 1 15 -Off. born donkey. Band majorette Sandy Peachey embraces die Penn State Lion at annual band day. Penn State drumming technique. ,J xx ' 'I jf'u,, 'L' 'urn iff l or .7, . QL , it-uni-w,'! 'rc I ,.. A Scott Remley and Ned Krusen are Shown the As our foreign exchange students Odd Holck-Steen and Claudio Penno look on, Sue Sheaffer and Betty Breneman crown Linda King and Charlie Groff as queen and king of the prom. Szmcly PL-zrchcy is be 1lL'COll1j71lllllNCIlL of jug, IL-ri lmnzrnzls lo thc ,X I. . Q X, 511111-s :md shouts of it Ilovv lmml mtmlvus ' r P.V. Cheerleaders actively spur Coach Sch1ichter'S Five onto victory Prom royalty Linda King and Charlie Groff dance in Splendor after crowning. VM www- in X.-1.4 ,-.A 1 . , V.'5 Dancmg to tl PTOH1 Tends Lemung the fm arePIONE11gR edu Carol Ebv and D W ,.5f:l'i WA. Mr S Spectators, a vital ingredient to the success of a team, watch intently as P.V. 's basketball braves battle Garden Spot. l a Dancing to the music of the Royal Tones sets the mood for junior-Senior Prom Tender is the Night. Learning the fundamental of type-Setting techniques are PIONEER editor judyPerella, and first page editors, Carol Eby and Donna Brackbill. Sponsol cd by the businessmen of I11tc1Lo1usc, Pcquoa Vzlllcy's Band of Braves annually participates in New Hollamd Farm Show Parade. 3 r if .I 1 f a-4 f Iob C-roff liy out editor, and Greg High, senior editor are discussing the use of the scaleograph. A ' 1 X I11Ix I1 11 111111 I I I1 11 1I I1 I 11 I1 1 I ll'IU I I I Ix1 1I 1 I1 I 1I1 1 IIXIII I1 I11I 1 11111111 I1 1 1111111 111 I III 111II 111 11 I 1 1 IIXIIX I11 13. x.. Basic elements of a good yearbook include cooperation, hard Work, and organization. This year's PEOUOIAN staff diligently at- tempted to make their publication of the year- book the best ever. Serving as editor-in-chief was Dianne Kreider who also Worked as copy editor and editor of the SCHOOL LIFE section fpp. l-111. ACTIVITIES co-editors were Betty Breneman and Barb Kreider, their section ranging from page I2 to 33. In addition to his responsibilities as lay-out editor, Bob Groff also maintained the position of SPORTS editor Cpp. 34-611. Photographer jeff Bryer was in charge of FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION Cpp. 62-731 with Judy Mar- tin, Grace White, and Evelyn Huyett dealing with UNDERCLASSMEN pictures and infor- mals fpp. 74 -955, - . . h A iinmerman 'ctates financial informafl Stoltzfus f Il 1'I I 'G 5 Q, 11 1, 11 I I nd aw U ' gchalk ff Cirlgdifplsi discuss ml With Ieff Bryer, P sketches an lndiar ana Lorraine Z dl - -. ' on to S2-T3 I 1 A , D nu, .,,t,.,.L, L1, 1,,,-- -- W. ,..-,.,...A-no gkmA...I,-11.15-' W Q xxx xi, 1 Y 1 ix' A- ' an if eograph, 1 include ization, ntly at- ic year- Dianne litor and I i. l-Ill. reneman ing from rna-, ,.., 4 lay-out position -,grapher TY AND :dy Milf' 1 dealing Using chalk and diagrams, Judy Martin and Grace White, underclassmen C0-editors, discuss merits of various lay-outs. Greg High worked to compile the SENIOR section Cpp. 96-1195, While Sue Sheaffer assumed the duties of ADVERTISING manager Cpp. 122-1525. Assistant business managers were Sarah jane Stoltzfus and Lor- raine Zimmerman. The yearbook operated under the guidance ofMr. Laurence Meley. With jeff Bryer, Pequoian photographer, and Dianne Kreider, editor-in-chief, Miriam Zook sketches an Indian for the first signature. Kathy Slaymaker, Jeanne Herr, and Sue Sheaffer prepare to hang posters to enhance yearbook publication sales . ft ld infOI' .5 O I I 4- X5 9569 w jim 'r fm I QQW5' ' . il' K Among the expressed purposes of the school newspaper are giving due reC0g' nition to individuals in all aspects Of school life and reasonably recording the daily history of the school. Under the guidance of Mr. Laurence Meley, and the cditorship of Judy Perella, the 1968-69 Pioneer staff worked hard to effective1Y display these purposes. Staff memberS included ludy Perella, Gerald Graham, Lynne Reniley, Wanda Maitland, B013 Esbenshade, and Donna Armer, all of whom played an important role 111 the production of the newspaper. 66 IGHT OF MIRACLE '9 HIG HL14 N A B Q N15 ..,, r , - W. 7 NV 'I' v A J' 51X Ill RON: limmm- liulm, Sm- Ilomlvr Dave l'V'l1'l1CI' Rlnd T A , K , 1 y rago, Dale Young, Bob Esbenshade, Eugene L2l1?11'1'1eYv Iiucfger Holm-r, In gIIlOl.x'l', ilu ir Ihr-ilerg l'll 'l'H ROW: liilcen Brown, Gerry Ann Watt, Barb Denlinger, Gerry Bonham, Eileen RO OW, IM-ul.x lll'U'.','ll. l4.m'n Nmola-1'. lwxmivc l3ou'm.m, Bob GI'l1lJOlYSlil, Mike Burkholcler, Sam Martin, Bill GrabOWSki5 FCURTHR hh lrmm Alii.-in linux Ili-rr, X111-ilwxlm lloovvr, Sue Ilostcltcr, Dolly Reeser, Phyllis Graham, Vivian Bomberger, Tom Martin, 10d ,fimxm-x'm.111, Kl4'l'.llxl lf.llll,l.lll.lZl, ll.LB'llL' Smolicrg 'l'l'llRD ROWV: Arlene S1'I'1OlfG1', DIlXi6 lVl21S'E, Judy SG9.bI'e3.S6, Angela R-21YmCiZ y Ii-.rmxv Ili-my lloxmem Ilvxxliu4.gc1', Suu llomsllcr, Lyml hlO1'1'Ow, GWG11 SOL1ClGI', SECOND ROWS Lynette l,e2l1'1'l3.I1, Llfnile Reinfuzl lin-ml.: lim.-qs, m:'.1::::i- li1'H'1'- gll'V0H Sclmuclwley, Do1mz1Clark, Laurie Myers, Janice Martin, Hilda Kiflg, Phldhs sto gbbyi limb Nlnll -my l'H1S'l I-KOH: Iuliu SIOIIHYWIIS, lucimln Brackbill, Vicki Herr, Shirley Zook, Debbie Brady, CiDdY Pafmerf O I,-,nn Xlillvr. Xl.11 i-xw lXnwE.iml.ic1x Cum in Dculingcr. 16 'WH Rc lvl, Bi, WMM Wish, 4 Bra Qllkol iplerl l0' HIG T LIGHTS CA DLELIGHT ERVICE 'F T ,ig N G, , lmmey, Roger 4 A dz Eileen Rohfeff .., Martin, john f c'i Raymond' 5. x Rem12Y, 211 as Sfolrzfwf. 1 3' sffnerr FIFTH ,ROW:, Jim Morrow, Gerald Souder, Ned Krusen, Lu Ann Rineer, Nancy Yost, Theresa Dukeman, Carol Eby, Donna Book, Barb Watts, Cindy Eshlemeng john Hershey, John Grabowski, Louis Rivera, Kathy Diem, Ester Wanner, Gaby Fisher, llldy' Martin,h Valerie Sowers, Candy Devlin, Debbie Horst, Faye Shee, FOURTH ROW: Rich Martin, Gail Breneman, Chris- tine High, Susan Troupe , Gail-qliloffecker, ,Bev Hershey, THIRD ROW: Yvonne Bomberger, Linda Ream, Kathy Houck, Carol Hartman, Miriam Zook, Anne Herr,-Joanne Burnley, SECOND ROW: Diane Myers, Sandy Fryer, Debbie Clark, Linda Hershey, Donna Brackbill, Wanda Maitland, Kandy Moore, Shirley Elmer, Debbie Owens, Linda Wood, Carol Stol11fus, Vicki Wanner, FIRST ROW: Cindy Grahm, Linda Ruthg Debbie Gurtizen, Glenda Riemold, joan Ream, Carol Girvin, Carol Felpel, ,Bonnie Hepler, Joyce Stoltzfus, Vicki High, Sanylviowrer, Carolynlilershey, Donna Armer. 17 fx M i 5 Tl-l-.-va--- , ' '- W ' Lucinda Brackbill, Doris Kauff- man, and Donna Brackbill ac- company john Hershey, Peque:1'S sole representative to District Cho- rus. I E ll- l 9 Ulu' lvlllll kf1'.ulv k-WIS l'u:2cmblc Lui Ox C 'O S. Wx 1 l li la? 5 r,' rar ti . ,ti if .1 f sit ' ii .5 w,., Q .lcIlYulX' p.l1'llt'q-.ttul lu .ill uliorll 1 Ill ll ll S N. ' 1 Under the direction of Miss Webster the Chorus and Tenth Grade Girls En- semble staged Night of Miracles , a religious cantata by john W Petersen vice on Wednesday, December l8 1968 Featured soloists for the program in- cluded jane I-Ioober Beth Ranck Bill Grabowski, john Grabowski and John Hershey at the annual Christmas Candlelight Ser- 1 a 14.1, Ci Young were amid This leafs is SEVBI1 gmden ls Com - . Detmm 5 Qmlgh W ffifow Astllldq Bram acwmpanist Webster, lirls' En- iclg-g , a Petersen 5 light Sef. 18, 1968 98f31T1 in- mck, Bill and John Bill Grabowski, Cindy Brackbill, john Grabowski, Sue Mast, Beth Denlinger, jane Hoober, and Brenda Young were awarded honors in county chorus competition. This year's Chorus Was outstanding as seven students placed in County Cho- rus competition, With john Hershey re- ceiving honors in District Chorus . Lynn Morrow served as student director with Lucinda Brackbill and Doris Kauffman as accompanists . Serving as student director, Lynn Morrow leads the chorus during a practice Session. l' 'T i b4AdlHWNIlfND This year the Band of Braves, composed of approximately 120 members, partici- pated in the fall Farm Show parades, New Holland and Solanco . They also accepted an invitation to participate in the Penn State Band Day program. In the spring, the Braves marched in the annual Memorial Day parades in Strasburg and Newark, Delaware. The Band's major project this year, was selling Christmas cookies and was spon- sored by the Band Boosters. The funds re- ceived from this project were used for a band trip to Penn State and toward expen- ses incurred during the year. Mr. Thomas Perella directed the band in the completion of a successful agenda. , W Y-43-ef fag -45 T 9' l l I I e l - .4 X I . j . , . 5 z 'i-229 Q' ' ' l QQ., x' l . QE i. 1 4 V4 . i, . , ,V ,pu in , Au . .. V. LL i if. Z . .. . 1' i A ., MY, . . K Hx , A V . . . . . 'viii . .4135 yd il, X . Q ' 'JJQ6 if M M, 1 Q Q, .1 ' N. 2 '1 S . li fl' A -if B . S X :ff-Q - fi v fi T 11,52 1. T . 4.5 . 1 ' r i ' ' ,, .1 tx xx. ay -3 1' r,-in :K , 4 ' A-.JU -, -- '- 1 - ' L . ' lv 're'-. Q i fi-QQ. 1- e l 2 Q, Q21-JIM' ff i - N Q, Q g. wfjqr pg -f1L.,.,15n 'JH o. ,M . 'ixarwi QQ! ,- -' 'N am. . it ,SQ ' f3 N, ' W A 'ia-.. ' 3, if fl ..,5f139f..n.Q.ixQ:.iiis.,r-..ilfLg.....3...,..' . Q...-Elk-2. .....,, . . ,. ... ' W 4,7 W x up-QM Serving as officers of tlic inind were prcsidcnt bluff Brvcr. SCC1'Ql1lx'y-l1'c.lSlu'C1' Bonnie Groff. .ind rcprcst-ni.zrings- alt-l.L1'gc from cacli class. including Sam Xliriizi. Tim liaiiiffiiiuxi, lim Morrow. Bob lfslwnslmdc. lolni kpiigilwoi,-,'- ski, Scott Rcnilcy. Bill Gxxibowslii, .md Tozxx' Norris. ,r ,Z I -mm PERELL V. ii l fs 0 Members of the color guard include Dale Miller, Clair Acker, john Ford, Dennis Rhoads, Glenn Miller, and Roger Rohrer. lily Pe hclbill M - -r V-.4 will 55... 20 Senior majorettes Linda Ream Carole Reinhagrt, and Shir- ley Elmer provided leadership for the remainder gf the twir- lcrs. ll i ll '. v J ll 5 l 5 I -I I lf i 0' I Tv . . j- ,E l 1 rv ri-f l 5 Ai l f 5 l E 1 . , ,,, .ff dv , Clair Acker, Roger Rohrer. DIRECTS BRAVE y r a Judy Perella, Bob Groff, Gail Hoffecker, and Lucinda Brackbill maintained first-chair positions in their re- Peachey. Leading the marching band was drum majorette Sandy spective sections. H we 15 First-chair brass players included John Hershey, Mike Ames, Rick Martin, Beth Denlinger, and Suzanne Bryer. Solo twirler Kathy Sangrey was an outstand- ing member of the band front. '69 COUNCIL KEEPS PEQUEA THE MOVE of Betty Breneman, Jean Shuk, Sue Bouder, judy Martm, X IM-llm IM-11lim',v1', Inlm Kil'-llw0kYSl.i, Dork K-lllff-111.111, .md Macc and Ken Mellinger Sewed On 3 Committee to inform fha Q Hilton .1150 :cl-mwwi mm tin- Simll-:xr Conmyil. Publlc of the 1968 Presidential 616CfiOI1. , . 1 3 nl N Y 1 i 'Officers were pregidg WY Dime Kxeidg Rogcr Roluxw, linda Rx Yiclxy I7x'.xg.1, Cindy Gimvuz. .uni Bob kil'.ll'OWSlxi count Vunzw Day moncy. . Q 1111- . ? 55rA 'Q' I, f If lartin, -m the Under the advice of Mr. Martin and the direction of Bill Grabovvski, the Student Council sponsored many activities contrib- uting to the success of its year. The Council began its year with the tra- ditional Homecoming Dance followed by American Field Service Day when council members entertained foreign exchange stu- dents from Lancaster County schools. Also sponsored by the council was a swimming party, a dance entitled Fraga Freakoutn held in honor of P.V. exchange student Vicky Fraga, and a Christmas Dance. Members of the council also played an important part in Pequea Valley's evalua- tion program as senior representatives summarized student activities . I Officers were president Bill Grabowski, vice-president Sue Sheaffer, sec- retary Dianne Kreider, and Dreasurer Jeff Bryer. l , X . - at S r X sta. 5 2 5 X , '41 9 sr D i 'X f' 'Xi ,ws as X X f i 'xt X N i X '5?xXf C i K E 15 . 5 ,l ,il. it X Other active representatives include Debbie Ruth, Members ofthe Studentalhiculty Advisory Committee Were 101111 Zi11?meT' man, Bob Eshonslmdo, Fannie Stoltzfus, Sam Martin, and Trudy O Don- nell Qabsentj. Mark Denlinger, and Cindy Graham. P -1 4 ,tl ,J 3 all ral ' I xxx X l X. Dale Miller participates in Strlclcnt-Teacher Day as he instructs Cl senior rrllySlCS ClalSS. Under the supervision of Mr, Siegel and Mr. Reed, and the leadership of Betty Brenernan, :the Future Teachers of America As- sociation maintained an active role in Pequea's extracurricular pro- gram. Included in the club's ac- tivities for the year was a student- teacher day in which every member was given an opportunity to teach in an area of his interest. Each club member was given a student -teacher assignment which involved such responsibilities as correcting papers, occasionally supervising a class, preparing labs, recording grades, and doing research. During National Education Week the FTA, in cooperation with the National Honor Society, sponsored a tea for Pequea's faculty and ad- ministrators . FTA CO 'e I. Cllll' Ofi-lCCYS l!!Cll1dCClZ 1'u1'g5ident--Bstt-X-B so TM m, Di H Vx . i- LI , 1'9Nem2U15 vice-president--Lucinda Brackbillg t . A -- . 1 :rc x 'cn cr: IIC.1Sl1.TC2'-- cazmc He1T-l1iStorian-- ' . ' .. :rr-:rrt.r.ri.1rr--Suu Hostcticr. v I Julia Sheaffer' and parha ,.f- e we . 0' at 'ill X ' 1 :K if' N X judylvlarlin, Dil!! ld bieleister wed on G! 1 - PLETES Al A180 h ld - ah Colleges vigm vrsits to the mm' and Ivijllers .cami The amfalieh Clllflell avisit to W bethtown CH Uk, rlrere rhe CIUEPH Q Program of e mln r' The FTA mmm Miha talentcomu ervance OFZUN W , ,.-Lg I - V. -r Liz-eff ,,, Te, g, , -e-. fi -.gen ' iyrfr. '.ewre, K . i. s Ze T01e llfspros Stlldents member teach in ach Clllb 'teagher ed Such 'T-'IiGCIlI1g l'V1Sing 3 Gcording 1. ion Week with the P0nsored ag. if and ad- kim? ,tl ' .1 ...J Wi' Judy Martin, Diane Renninger, Glenn Miller, and Deb- Sewing as hostesses for the FTA-NHS tea for the faculty bie Feister Work on one of the FTA's many Committees, were Evelyn I-Iuyett, Maria Morris, Nancy Wambold5 LETES AN EV NTFUL YE R Also held in observance of NEW was a college visitation program including visits to the campuses of West Chester and Millersville State Colleges . The annual Christmas project in- cluded a visit to the youngsters of Eliza- bethtown Crippled Children's Hospital where the club presented an appropriate program of entertainment . The FTA concluded an eventful year With a talent assembly held in April in observance of Teaching Career Month. Other senior club members in- cluded jim Morrow and Donna Dcnlingcr. PEQUEA' FUTURE F The junior and Senior classes have a computer similation program in which they change the program of a model farm according to their interests and according to the man- ner in which they conceive that the farm would be Wbrked at its most effectual level. The students are helpinga doctoral candidate with his thesis by doing this research proj- ect. Bob Wanner competed against twenty-four other boys in the Na- tional Livestock Showmanship Con- test. Bob had no intentions of enter- ing the contest, until the individual who was to represent the state of New Mexico failed to present him- self at the contest. At the urging of Mr. I-Iorchler, Bob entered the con- test and Won the first place prize. The chapter officers are: jim Esbenshade, sec- rctaryg Bob Wanner, prcsidentg Art Bomberger, vice-prcsidentg Wendel Ranck, chaplaing Paul Clark, treasurerg Ross Wanner, reporter. Mike Houck, sentinel, was absent. s 1 1 1 -J 1' IA.: Bob W umcr ch 1 -' - . . . pier president. won alirst N1 A 111 xx ll I :kb gt r b c iw em .ix-.xirtl .at the National FFA Con vcntnon in K.ms.1s CMT. He t.-OI, the Immun - , , - ' - 1 u t llx Cblkxfk ShO'-'flllalilihip Covslcst i., Comm ,x w - - .. ,, L with Students from t'.-semi'-1'ix'c st ites E muon Freshmen learn how to keep neat, accurate, farm records 4 gy, WIN SEVERAL AWARD Paul Clark, a junior, Won first place in the weed identification contest at Hershey, in competition with vocational agriculture students from P ennsylv ania . Senior high students gain practical experience in the ag' shop. stered Holstein heifer calf. Wendel Wendel Ranck, a jtmior, with his regi U won this heifer which was donated by a local Holstein breeder. 27 f. FUT RE HOMEM KERS HOST cou TY co VE T1o As advised by Miss Zepp, Pe- quea's Future I-Iomemakers of America Chapter hosted 240 girls Who attended the Fall County Fl-IA meeting. Doris Howe moderated a successful panel discussion on the Generation Gap as Evelyn Huyett represented the younger generation. The future homemakers made Christmas candles as a money- making project. They served as waitresses for banquets . Also spon- sored by the FHA were the annual Cherry Pie Contest and Mother- Daughter Tea. Jeanne Herr, Vivian Bomberger and Donna Denlinger were recipi- ents of the State Homemaker's De- gree. l 'ab-VU, I Qt X, ,fi .,- uiremcnts are freshmen FHA b - ' C1 k Y onne ml rq r c u' IF li 1 R111 Hluud and XqnCyYOSt- mem ers. Debbie ar , ,V DD, Pe- SIS of 10 girls iw Pnl :rated a 1 On the H Huyetr eration, S made money- -rved as so spon- xe annual Mother- ,mberger 1 recipi- :cr's De- jeanne Herr, Doris Kauffman, Donna Clark, Lynette Leaman, Maribeth Hoover, joan Herr, Ann Herr, and Alma Becker served as FHA officers. wi- ' Members of a panel on the Generation Gap take part in all-county meet- ing: Evelyn I-Iuyett, Rev. jay Fulmer, Doris Howe, Mrs. Lloyd Clark, and Mrs. Martha Wise. Dolores Denlinger, Joyce Stoltzfus, Pat Wenger, Karen Smoker, Donna Denlinger, and Vivian Bomberger develop cooking skills in Home Ec kitchen. Club members Jane I-Ioober, 'joan Rice, Charlene Hoffer, Carol Stoltzfus, and Vicki Wanner make favors for FHA project. l. ANNIE, GET YOUR GU U Based on the original musical, an off Broadway, straight play production of Annie, Get Your Gun was staged by the junior and senior classes of Pequea Valley on November 22 and 23. Featuring approximately forty mem- bers of the combined classes, the play was highlighted by Betty Breneman and john Hershey who starred in the roles of Annie Oakley and Frank Butler, respec- tively. The play is centered on a chal- lenge by Frank Butler to any local person interested in a shooting match. Annie Oakley accepts his challenge and contributes to an exciting and unex- pected climax . The play was directed by Miss Patri- cia Reed and Mr. Laurence Meley. Stu- dent directors were Trudy O'Donnell and Carol Iiby. Q , .- www-1 ' V ' O C C 'O L' 'OMC 'V' :Xunic Oakley' gllvliv l1l'0Z1ClZ1.1IIl .ami her S3:iz':t:.11cs n .itil l .H ui I ra .. g l X SCORE B LL,S EYE l 1 l i w l innliii ??jnli1?'uEiiekicks prepare for the shooting match against the . CAST Little Girl ...o... . . Joanne Sangrey PandyRapp Boy ..... . Tom Feister Charlie . .' . ....... . . lndians . . , . .Mick Herr, Alan Rohrer, Mark Denlinger Mac ..... ...... D ennis Rhoades George .... ....... W esley Lapp Indian Squaws . . . joan Kling, Vicki High Foster Wilson . ....... Mick Groff C0056 ---. . . . Barbara Troupe DQ11YTate . . . . Dottie Ford Wmnie Tate- . . . Denise Lantz Tommlf - - - David Beiler Frank Butler john Hershey Maifyflane . . Debbie Feister, Joyce Strubel Annie Oakley ......... Betty Breneman Je?S1e ..... ....... J oanne Burnley MIUUIG . . . . . Lucinda Brackbill Llttle Jake ' ' ' - ' Ray Stoltzfus Frank Butler Uohn Hersheyy and Annie Oakley QBetty k' 31 Brenemanj practiced hard and long. Buffalo Bill . . . . john Grabows 1 A . .W Rwdmwiuw wt E I n '1 Varsity Club Membership: Bill Grabowski, jeff Bryer, john Peters, Ron Brackbill, jim Morrow, Gary Wanner, Mike R ss Ames Dean Hershey, Allan Rohrerj Wayne Smoker, o Wanner, Tom Brackbill, Bob Girvin, john Sargeantg Wayne d Col er Dave Hershey Ron Spotts, j. Ray Stoltzfus, Fre Y 1 1 DeFroscia and Ray I. Stoltzfus. Officers were president-- Wayne Colyerg vice-president--Ray l. Stoltzfusg secretary-- Dave Hersheyg treasurer--jeff Bryer5 and sergeant-at-ar1'nsu Bill Grabowski. , 4 1: . 1'-I .' c 'I H ' 'Q '- , f Y 1' V, AF g . ,V V M .fd .- 4 V 5 En . fl' ' 15-Q Nl' irgrwf. A Qi' E Q5 ' 2' '1vG,'l 1 0 5 A , P l 5 I I I 1 ww wwf giw-evxns ww., , Lk -Xxx-Q X X iNf'l ,:-s,wwX.,, X X f X X - X ,N X faa 4 ,, f f,,, ,f ffz 79 f 2 Z X 2, , W A 7 6 2 W ,, 7 , ,Q f 7 W 1 , , , W ,f A 0 46? My ' . 'Z 'if' , , for mernbersh JW 'WY 4 1 3 vm 2, v f i TW Kam, , ,XM 49 Q X f XSL, X 4 4- NX X Q :QNX WWS QW SSR Q wx Q XX X X X, NX ,Q QQ W sw N' wx x Q S SA V wx Q YR wx wi X N N X . Q ww S XX Q. 1 JURIE HAMPER BRAVES CHAM P10 Sf The varsity soccer team con- cluded the 1968 campaign with a respectable slate of nine vic- tories, four defeats, and one tie in spite of several plaguing injuries. Offensively, the team was far superior to opponents by virtue of the fact that the Braves tallied 40 times while yielding only 19 goals. 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I1 8 I Center fo1'w.u'd Bumcll Dcnlingcr pisses to loft inside Mark Denlin e as thc Pcqui-.1 line begins .in offcnsivu Attick, fx, ., f- LH f .- -6-.Jqr , U' w Outiiiaiiuxivcrizxg his opponent, h.ilI'b.1ck Roger Rohrgr xids the ball luck into Pcqucx tm-rifory, A Mine UP a came hllfback Greg High h, F our Pla gwmbeifhsfiii U1'ne11Den1. grackbill antiufi Oun ',- , Denlmiclplent 3 Eshenshatie AHRE an-ii: 011 nn PIG HIP HOPE I x .iii r at it img Full of spirit and determination, the Braves charge onto the field. i A . . ,W X i ,-rnta, .--gss5ywffgg1s,,fg KX at Q aw X ri, r s X rr f. rt, saggy la, , -- , X X, X ,sr ffifalgfkiif maart mf 5 1 1 masks rssfWa..4ztr1i.,r:1w sysrf.f,,?fitfsffsr.. M. .V - f i.zq'fei',iffgXf.a9SfLie Breaking up a Garden Spot scoring threat, All3Cou.nty l halfback Greg High heads the ball away from a Spartan. Left ln-nel' Mark Denlinsef taps ball to Greg High- F our players were awarded first team berths onthe All-County squad: Burnell Denlinger, Greg High, Tom Brackbill, andtwice first team, All- County recipient Ray Stoltzfus. Mark p Denlinger, Allan Rohrer, and Bob 1 Esben-shade attained Honorable Men - tion status on the county team. C0-Caliifalh Bufnell Denlinger attempts to gain control in front of op- ponent s goal. ww Ak- 'fflav , , 'Q Q .. . Q' X 5 Pr,-aww. 1 . ,, 3' 'flxrl-.,i1'7'2' 4, 1-. m r v-1 - 5: X 'U rio fb w . xX EL' r I , :rc W' 5 P ro ro - K- va Q ,,. 5 gg, QA fb X O Ha . 2 Um 13 is a .-A 5-,ru r-I0 .. ' 'Cir 2 24 Q T .- O - 7 .Qi 2 H - 5 -o T' S- gfg I. I. 3 :f su K .Q in N-. Eg '- Yi -1 0 N . .' r-nw Q OW , O 8 ' g 3 - ' Q 26. i ' -o :EQ ' 2' 2 2 , 3 Q - Q ' 0 cu . 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V I' CRGSS COUNTRY TEAM W N FIR T LEAGUE CO TE T In the fall athletic season, the cross . ' li country team managed only one victory as opposed to nine defeats. This year's dismalshowing does not truly reflect the conditions. Pequea, a young team in the league, competed against established squads throughout the ten-game sched- ule. The two seniors on the squad were co-captains john Peters and john Her- shey. Ron Brackbill, a junior, Brad Meyer and Glenn Miller, sophomoresg and the Marshall brothers, Vernon and john, both freshmen, rounded out the team. In four returning regulars, Coach Robert Siegel has a foundation around which to build a solid cross country team. - 1.. I 5 t 5 . 1 ,--ai ' -1-f',.l . 'l Coach Robert Siegel gives his team final instructions. 1 1 f 'X' 'J dig- N ill? 'fly As the meet begins, thc lmrricis strive to qain good position. y o-c.ipt.iin ,Iohn Petrus 5 i i i th fin il turn 40 nrints 5' ff' 'f ff7.ai2.' I ' AEQ4 :, K ,gf n g A 4 1 , fx A , M .. yu V g ,J - WB: AQQ, V, V Jil.: is --x 5' 11:5-I .v' 4 Brad Mew xml' 101111 Her: 4 Li agile J Q Brad Meyers heads into the final stretch. Co-captain John Hershey competes in a league contest. yr -, X 'gf 0 74 A., ' ,MI Q gimp' ' '.Yf5i:z'Q3 ,',L yi 95421 if 0 Reflecting the agony that is part of distance running, Glenn Miller maintains a slim lead over an opponent Maintaining a steady pace, John Marshall nears the final lap of the race. w74..,K Q E751 Pequea's leading harrier, Vernon Marshall, approaches the finish li ne . HGCKEY TEAM ENCOUNTER 1 V, , 2 f , yay, yy I yuy, 17 vlyl V1 ,X -vw - G , V7 x,, f 4 1 f, za- , 'S , ,,, 4 - 1 , , ,X ,Q f ' X M if -n .. f ,yd ' f 'Av f A ..- 'O ' T ,s f T S v4f? 5:l .r-'57' tix? '61 :IQ A, In a halftime pep talk, Coach Ioann Kramer gives the Squaws their in- structions for the second half. P59 ,.v Id- mt- iw K' The 1968 edition of the hockey team ended their schedule with a record of three Wins and five de- feats. Among the triumphs was a hard fought 2-1 victory over tradi- tional arch-rival Garden Spot. Throughout the season, the team enjoyed the offensive scoring threats posed by linemen Wanda Flores, KathySangrey, BarbKreider, Bonnie Groff, and Joanne Burnley. .y- in ..'l f Q ,M WWW: F ' f Y M:- '6 Nf F94 M Au- Wm pr V ,y , Centex l'orw.udBoxu11t mott tlrlbblts tht lull uptit-ld. -mom ic 5 to -. c 0 t o Qntliusm, t.1ns xxxxtchcs the action. Having stolen the ball Kathy Sangrey sets up Meanwhil Patrolled Denise T 1 l0an 1 the fullback a gflalle, themssloar Callgllls' C regulars HYO u TSI 0Ckey fltll 3 S de- Nas 3 zradi- lteam lreats lores, 3onnie A DISAPPOI TI G SEASO 'Bifi- sf 4 5 h ' Barb Kreider drives a hard shot toward the Cocalico goal Having Stolen the ball away from an opponent, rig t inner Kathy Sangrey sets up the Pequea offense. Meanwhile, the backfield was patrolled by halfbacksi Sharon Stoltz- fus, Denise Lantz, and Debbie Ruth, with joan Kling and Vicki High in the fullback slots. Lucinda Brackbill exhibited a fine brand of hockey as goalie. Missjoann Kramer, who coached the girls, can project enthusiasti- cally into the '69 season with eight regulars returning. Halfback Debbie Ruth illustrates the proper technique for penalty shots 43 L. 5 'I J Driving past several defenders, Bonnie Groff slaps a shot toward the goal. Y -.-- -ig' me Sq11f1W'f mateSf ' . 4 Y. 5,3 ,-1 K,-my sua Left inner Barb K -'U ' z. . reider clears the ball past her opponents. I gglifyugdgiiring e 'Y 4 .Q 1 4' . ,Y 9 1 vf 'if 6 v , is x- v , if 1 fir ,,----f . . 4-'in-Nl 11 From hor h.1lt'l1.u:k position, IWibb',x R U K X I PwrQP7,lrQS to takc .1 roll-in. Breaking past her o PPOHQUF, left wing Wanda Flores drives up the field. , Q 'iw f K r ' The Squaw's leading scorer, Barb Kreider, is congratulated by jubilant team mates. vp, X. A , .3 ,,,, r nnn, ' ,, fav .- f if fx 'img , ? a 1 l Breaking up a scoring threat, fullback Ioan Kling clears the ball away from the goal. 1 , Debbie Ruth, Denise Lantz, and Kathy Sangrey combine forces to take the ball away from the opposition. I, full' iii? aw aff. 4 i Goalie Lucmda brackbill 4 , , V, 7 ,' .xxx t W Al' Q ,Mfg - ,,, A H f 5A51a53?.?M5fap,fA5Qg+: n K 3 age g thwaxts auoealit o .xttatk ' f r i r fi 'W' . ' gs? 'Q-if? '-'NWT' - it is -ss KN an I ' , ' ,rw . 'fir K W . if -sy N x . My :Y We I 5 AN, W ,v 1 i -...rv W' l M ,un A W, , - h W. as f s WXQ . SX X X 5 f X X x X D v WWW' ,gn X! 7 N Larry Lefe wlcgmdcrs 1'-nelson, Wayne Colyer strlves for a f1rst peuod pm uf-4 T' -mf- , ,FQ . 5 ,W .., .W Jar-- ltx v, While trying for a pin, Gary Wanner gains riding time. Dan Denlinger drives his man to the mat. Ross Wzmnr-r strzlins to fl:nI.1:c-n his mzln to thc mat. Stalking his opponent, Bob Girvin seeks an opportunity to score a take -down. I 1 1 um I t tl t t shovel shot, Burnell Denlinger, Pequea's leading Lil l ,' ll'x'. 1 3 I 1 k llxkll mms X mln High, CM-01 Sgolty' O . .Ov lus, U W1 Xl H llv1 fvl VW lc-.lame Burnlcx J. 1.9-,LU F1 O Lx.. - I .1 fix' wr ' ', Lll YL'ii Io',x'.L1'ci tht lv sl Ll l f V'-X I' t mfg, 1 :2,.'x1V V 1 A 6 it 1 . ff ' '. x , lf ,K if ff- I , E3 - T l i wil NharonStolidtxs lead the svccmtors iula nth-I no el-vcr during the P Y Q Q 1 lb lxCll'.lll guumc. . .-f,,, wg The 1968-69 varsity basket- ball team, despite the outstand- ing floor play of senior guard Burnell Denlinger, plodded through a winless O-12 season, Burnell, the team captain, fin- ished fifth in scoring in Section' II ofthe Lancaster County League with a 16.6 average. The starters Were rounded out by Bob Esbenshade, Mark Den- linger, Bill I-Ieffner, and Jim Morrow. The Braves were unfortunate in that they lost two -year letter- man Allan Rohrer for the sea- son When he incurred a broken hand early in the campaign. CAGERS STRU GL A fqnv-N W r,-.aw fx -- 2 Q' v 1. we l 1 V ' . 5? . 3, 4 I Q -1 1 5 tive john GraboWsk1 takes a jump shot from the base line. Setting up the play, Leo McConvi11e dribbles down court. S Maneuvering around his opponent, Mark Denlinger attempts a hook shot. Junior Mark Denlinger hits on an outside jump shot. BASKETB LL SQUA UTCH TI Coach Patricia Reed's girls' basket- ball team finished the season with a 3 and 7 mark, although the team was ac- tually much better than that. The biggest game for the girls was against Garden Spot on the home court Where the Spar- tans succumbed to the hustle of the Squaws, 36-35. The line -up consisted of seniors Linda Hershey and Beth Eby as forwards, Dottie Fordandjane Lapp as guards, and juniors Bonnie Groff and Wanda Flores as rovers. Bonnie Groff was the leading scorer of the campaign as she main- tained a 14.1 average. Coach Patricia Reed offers half-time advice to her girls' basketball te2.1'1'1. 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S :::,:f w z v Y fly 'i?aQ'Hee W . vxf . if iff 5 H F' ' 'fiiisisiaif 2-X ' ff , X vEfzs,kxffpf.ffri 3' Q i ' N5 -l im, 1 -1 ,S Zwew agew ' , W i 0125? ,wi 'Q Wffs' or s ,f f 'f f' -f ,W , f 'NSE Q ,fQ'x X A ' ' K 421411 .FF 1. imnfnuil' 1 :-z.rI':l?:: 1 H I Nf,fWiwwg4tL,fCT Q, ,im Ay 'N 'f T Q -, ' .5 3' 1 cf' -:' ' 1 f , l 'f' ' Y , K ,,,,,,. t ,7,,,,::', '- - WN 1.-,xEFA.f'iEf 1: .vi .. ,wf, , ,1, , -0 Bonn 1 I1 G ie Groff brings due ball across th e mid court 2 Forward Linda Hershey passes off to Bonnie Groff. 55 Leading scorer Bonnie Grofif takes 11 shot from thc outside. llc., With the :iid of Conch john Madigan, Debbie Horst Spots targets. Pequea's riHe Braves umlked away from the county league this year with a udnfloss recordngt up to those of the past. The team that captured the district title uwo years ago ended up hiatie for last place this year. Returning seniors Tom Brack- bUl, Larry VVeUg Ron Spous, Mike Ames, and jeff Bryer made up half of the starting ten while the remainder was comprised mainly of sophomores. A bright future for the rifle teamn is expected next year be- cause ofthelarge nunumntofex- perienced underclassmen who udllreturn. FI E RETURNIN E IORS ARE BACKBO E OF '69 RIFLE TEAM Sue H0591 Donna Bran ?g'EhdnglTl0n1 Dt-.zu Hcrshcx' pt-rivets his shooting fp,-Immut- .Xs Yin?-ti Xlciiillips. Tim liauffmin M NW Somlvfi levi- 071 Ron Br xckbill ll mild . .A .. . ,- u - c iec 5 :Nb Milt' 1'1pg-Q1-zdlgxo-Q i - ,' ' - .- 4- Oi the 5x3 ' '- .. .. H. u Son s 11ISt ilu Jia 2:-:dl Walked glle this Ford Hot he team WI title lfl 3 tie 1 Brack- SD0Its, CI' made CU While mprised the rifle :car be- BI' of ex- acn who L Sue Hostetter, Theresa Dukeman, Bobbie Hillard, Gene McKillipS, john Bryer, and Donna Brackbill listen intently as Larry Wen explains how to properly load a block. Sighting in on the distant target, Tom Brackbill prepares to Rifle team members Debbie Horst and Mike Ames practice fire. on the home range. 5547 W X X! ff I 1 X X!! Z M' , . A ' st defending champion CO11GSt0S9- Senior ShQl'pSl1001'c:rS Ron 31,0113 :ind jeff Brycr pl-cpiuc to shoot again Valley. Reflecting concern, Coach Kratzer discusses the game's S1tlla'E1OU- The 1968 baseball team, lack- ing the fine pitching of previous years, manageda season slate of 4 Wins and 8 losses in regulation league play. This disappointing record was the first losing one ever under the tenure of coach Milan Kratzer . Bright spots inthe season were the outstanding performances of catcher Tom Brackbill, the clutch hitting of Ed Martin, and the pitching of Don Ruth. The season was highlighted with a victory over Cocalico, a long time nem- esis of Pequea. f' BRAVES LACK PITCHING DEPTHQ DEFEAT 1 F' EAL ,guns 'Ti 1 fx 'alff ' v, If 3 :X 4 . Q The Pet Tom Brat Patterson lufh, 31121 WaS I held 0WSki, GN mall 1 HIE! DOH Ruth, the I or 5 oy lo N six-:as!m.x.1c slams .1 sharp line drive to left center Lumix-Q into dmc 'air left ' , ' it ' 3 ileld B r... ski spQ.u'S the ball. er lu Gmboll ack- 'i0us ite gf ation .Hung S One Zoach Were ISS Of Ilutch C1 the Eason ictory nem- EAT f kxsitszsxi Q MM flex .L 5 si, iii - Q? is- X A w , K s up Q Q X .. xexe do I ,te ft, -for X ,seg J gb? X Y. X Wk X ef x Q9 X f 'AMX If 5 ss 'fe X N4 -sw The team watches from the bench as the game proceeds. EAGLES I s L C I I I .1 alg 5 1 J , The Pequea nine consisted of Tom Brackbill, catcherg Dan Patterson, Ray Stoltzfus, Don Ruth, and Ed Martin, all in- field Was patrolled by Bill Grab- owski, Greg High, and Ron Zim- merman While Dave Hershey, Don Ruth, and Pete Brown headed the pitching corps . Blocking the Plate, Catch L. S. opponent. er Tom Brackbill prepares to tag an onshding Sliding under the tag, Dave Hershey steals second base. . .........1x--.., . . .. . .4-..-1+ Hill! nunnmlgnpfsnou ,W Lyvr, 1 . , XM, . - , p,,.,- . T , t,, - .,.- :, Iv Q..-, r A' N1 f , - , , M gf I ' fV',' .,e,,Q , , ix 5k :'v9 , A JJ, V Vx f ., W 'W Af...,w.igu'.:yfP ' x -',5luqml4 ANI! ' ef ' iff 15' - ..,V:,.,.,f.,. ...si I .1 ' . .K J- ' ' ' 4 K .muzal -H-HIV' U 'Mft - -.gas . an' , . . , .. ,A '3QX6'hfd'w . H 1 Oudicldcrs Bill Grubowski and Greg High come in for the bottom MAH oithc nuunq. aff-vu .,. .11 ' ' 'H ,L fa. ro' .3-. .'-b , - .ag ., K . ah .+L . ' I1 ..-'-. Q ' 'l- -,-:,:.,. V , .s I I, Pg Q- , H... ' s 'B .P - ' X Q' l,,, '5LQ,'. fC' va v n n , 1 -,N ff ' 4, if i we H MV 'E 2 :fu .17 flgqi. 1 borrow gieenfiiiijiier Greg High, in his fourth varsity baseball season, hits a fly ball to Raymie Stoltzfus awaits the pitcher's delivery. ,,MJ......, ,. yr-v'-. , z Moving into the correct position, Dave Hershey prepares to lay down a squeeze bunt. gqffel' defeating Cocalico, Lhc Braves collgraullate each o 9 hard-fought victory. ll 9 s 12 1 ff QE 1 fi ,S .an ' aan. W 'QQx hrs ll WUUUTK Wm? Q1-A2 3 3 Q 3 , . I '1 u , ,-1' 1 in Gil QTL Sill Ml ll MU . ls We 4 '5 'A EM Q? , lk , , X Q fha' , f, W 0 iwfg fu f Q iw 4 X 1 4 , Xu, , xg x S SX ne Supervising Principal of the Pequea Valley graduate of Bloomsburg State College and Bucknell University. Serving his first year in our schooldistrict is Kenneth F. Leister. Mr, Leister is a graduate of West Chester State College, Where he received his B.S. and M,A. and is now attending Villanova University, The majority of the faculty, in addition to their regular teaching duties, takes part in other Pequea Valley activities. These activi- ties may include coaching an athletic team directing school productions, advising clubs, Working Withschoolpublication, and chaperon- ing dances . Pequea's faculty and administrators display interest in both the academic and extracurri- cular aspects of our high school. '-Q Y. D l C I liennedi F . Leister--High School Principal School District is Reginald S. Remley, 3 Marlin 3- Maillemlfl X I r I l 1 l l n f ua, A..-so E ew num Q mm ,NA Q.. y 'mm Q i :. -iff . ,1-N, KSJETT' flu 3 UPCV7, Q UP HZ , UPUI Q LRINEU' Y ,.:,,,,,!' ,,,.,....-..-. ! him CUIUNI Bonnie Heisse Business Education LP ,IZ LP1, it Iwi 8 5 smlfwcasaun 2 L Eugene P. Wile Civics, Pa. History 'dll' WF- David Bassett Business Education f-fdiffg, ttf- -:A nw.,,,wh- George Burns Hisizory , Geography John M. Musser World Cultures 2 1 '1 E s E 1 1 f Laurence A. Mcley French Milan J. Kratzer German Anne F: ll er's Aic ' ' f -.L QA X N Xt. N N-, . X... , 51' -Q--, , rg P LlU'iCiIl Recd junior English if . ,g A, . 4 v- 2 'Y i V 1 -........ . I 'wu- if J -nxx N f N Anne Fritsch--Student Librariang Rose Marie Shearer--Teach- er's Aide. Donald Brosius Re ading, Libr ary Rosalye Yashek Librarian Donald W. Bailey Health S Physical Education Joann Kramer Health 8 Physical Education W? DIHICS ! L . :fe yn!!! uf ' l , ,-1 r :UW Larry Barnhart Industrial Arts X i I Harold E. Brenner Industrial Arts Ralph Horchler Vocational Agriculture Lavinia Brackbill--Teacher'S Aide Martha Clark--High School Secfeta-TY K. . A .fax X ,Q 4 , s is I ' -. -X as 5 5 it s o s . ' x Q l NX , N X ' i rm 1 R r Rhoda Hoste tter School Nurse s rr, . 4-ul! . N X MJ- f ff KWWL v,.c?'.'f ' ,gf 4. 'gap 'lliin lr . .- S-741 P-1551 x mf. .1 25 Y -1 1 '-xr . 1 aw: 'K l fl Q X 3 4-ipl : A 5: --r:.4i 4. ,.L, X 'X V F' a x 1 -Q - -i 9-'N X -' S , J'-Lv: . - . 1 4. an '-up W F? X A. .Eg J 1 EEE. Qi' 5 ,, 454 . Y' 3 ,, :- r L , Q ,. 5 yn' . Q N , . Yu in '. . qw , ,EF x X ,, 4 , i wg. A. t an :Q . Ns M ,v 'I fn' 'IVV N , ,,,g,n,.-W .. M, , P' 1 ff, 91-1439. -5, ' -1.-.... ' .ms www V., J. Av 'hs l 1 In '., ,,, vw, O O , , 'Sic 1 JV' f -,e-f .A I - Q-axfnfa 5 'vm ' 1 -vw 5 ay, wh M M Q, . x XNXXN WX Xwsw X ,. xx W. , QA M F' na t CLASS OF '72 ILDS SPIRIT M. Beiler M. Benedict j. Blank L. Bloom Y. Bombcrgcr C. Book ll. Borlimi ROllxlL'I' ha, L, V f I n I af' Af f if , 1 So , A. Anderson T. Anderson D. Arment C. Baldwin D. Barr G. Baum Leading the freshmen in their first year at Pequea Valley were president Ken Mellinger, vice -president Vernon Marshall, secretary Debbie Gurtizen, and treasurer Chris High. The freshmen were active in Student Coun- cil, band, and athletics. Chosen as Junior Citi- zens this year were Sue Bouder and Bob Grabowski. Atrip to an ice hockey game at Hershey was the class' major activity. B. Brown E. Brown J- Bfyel' 14. Br,-Son M. Burkholder M- Burkholdef Eileen ROW PM to bloc ,H A rm ent Baum 3 Year at fllinger, ecretaiy .s High, lt Coun- ,or Citi- and Bob hey was ki . .,.., , Xs.,X ff.. ... K. Z .Q W, H 'Si, i XX .gg X5 I. sX...X3, . ff .. XX X' XS l ' 25 XX f Wig: T. , . ,. , Q 3, XX ,Q x ,,g, X. ,V ,, H l L 'if F fk-' . X ' T OWN 1 Q XX 'ff f 'A N X' 1 L , S Dienar i f' Q - 'X if' BG! YEMN' Q'SU9.gf'XiQ Q35 ' f Xs vi. :if C Sb NSS wma ' ,, ' f x. X 2 ' 4. 7 XX f , - -,ai ',,-' MX-JX-wX,fNfXX.f,XXX,.ifW X xwx ,MQ ma., XXX, W f M, ff ,VM , W X ,, - ' 1 '- ,.f1-wizv-3.4-fX'.f1-Xe,fawx,inVwf , Q. WX Z is f Cyxf qw' W , W, f.f2fX. QNX X. X ,5 wg if f , :5,.,,.a5,iwyfswixwwsX,a.7?2ft,wS.' TwNf.1Xws.wK X 'W f we-mf. ...U mm M1 we . . Xxna M17 N M Nw XFQXXX ma swf :sum A N. We X X X-fs ., X. I Xa-w7,sQw,f X S M swf axe Xe M, W r:.XX..X nf, XXXQX. X N .. Q N .W , X: X. , .3 2 vga ifwXwff,eQXX,,i'fw'ffQf ,ZffI.fXwwX ff rmyv XX Q Nw ,,, XXX: - .X fe! X ' ,, .ff-'Xw.-gms !.f.f7Sw,yX,, .X V. ,, x fX 4 was .. ,5-:4sXb3q.X.:5-fwy, ,M ,, I ,MQW ff X ,gg ffgsg .W 3 ...MQ-f.,si ,,., X,,X,, . ,Q ,, X Ag ,y W,-RNA Wy f, ,,,,! ,, .XX M ,Q X nw, ., ., , :X igif XQ ww ' . ' ikl Q- WW: 2fXXXX'X.?Nff,f iw X-i X fi f' X '- J K Ebelhar X, 1 X J Eichelber P ' X Xe , Q ' gel' L sw xmefff., is ifoXyXX XM, af: f,X5.X 1532.1 ww, OW fa :yx,iXsX,,, A CX, ,QV 5.x-,XXX X ,X fvLf.:lf2,4S?ff X 'fa N ,kf ff 54 ' f X . W 1 1, .,a, 1 Eileen Rohrer prepares to foot the ball as Debbie Gurtizen pre- pares to block. ,,,,, I wrig h t , 7, - ' Q 1 ff .... f Z ' QM, KW Q, f, 5, 11212 7 1 22 , W '42 f W, I 1 l j. Burnley G. Cantrell D. Clark D. Coates B. Denlinger C. Denlinger D. Denlinger B. Dickel K. Diem .ag-ff . XX.. . IS? . Qgiffw-w. X X - X' 5 i X XX.. X X js SX W X.. r BX X t X .l .... X X , eg' L1 ik. i XR If .-.a. - ' .Tl- 2. Jawa . .. , X .-1:5 ski? fflffi Z' af 'aff X XXX li V -. K Q-5SAgX53Zg,,.vX it f'irX X . X ' XXX? X ,X ,Ag X , -. x fwtrgll , ,L 4. N X X XX C Y I Bn X H 3 N 2. X X 13' fx XX X X M K X. qu. Q XX K K 'vp XXX XXV XSSXX if 'lx . . Q-PX .. - X Q-...Ia X v :iw . X D' Xi XX ff sf. -.1-'.-Q. XX I, time X X X 1 Na 3 x xi P K, xx T Y Il v K 6 'Y r X x -. Q . N 1 y R ., X Q fl X -. u X X x f X xg X X P , .. i X ' K X fx i x Q 1 N 1 Q x N ,R ,F X N M X wi, W . X X X X 2? 0 1 XX L X X 3 ' 3' XIX f NY X Mr. Bailey takes roll in freshman boys' gym class fax ffl C. Eisenberger C. Eshelman C. Ewing 75 C, Felpel C. Fisher A. Fletcher Taking advantage of free time, freshmen relax in study 11311- D Fromm C Gehman George Giwin Good Grabox-.'s Gregg Groff Gurtizcn Hurry R Hmdxg P Htpltl' y X ..g-.--- K 521011 Marshall c stmas Dance I :Q V. Marshall J. Martin R. Martin T. Martin D. Mast R. Mcliillips if , 'lx f., M , N P-x . . I, f a. 4 1'-fdyx .ws ,v 1 X V l X s' M A , , egg K s x , ,, i t 4-1, . ' . J Q, L 'Rox r xi llccipicnls of thc l.mc.xst.-r Cpiiqmxg 51115, imma? Citifcu .-Xxmxxi. ulxicli rccogzxzims o1izsz,qg1,i1g5g Y,-Simi l'v0l'lc. worn Sur licxnivx' .uni lioi' Cr.aix .-.6 1. sg alia iwl -uw i , W ,y : I -few-Q-M. 'R S-1 ' ml 5 rl PM NRE? X- If 1 fi J' r' H, Q 4 V 'H ., L X1 . 'r I P . .. Ji P 6 1 1 -, . .lf X' X .Cf J. xxx' 4' Displaying school spirit, freshman class members participate in P. V Pe? rally. M. Means J. Miley B. Miller j. Miller C. Morris J. Moscovic G- NlOSuT R. Mull U. Myers NOl'l'ls Q- OYci'iwQlx C. lN.Zl'IllCY J. f'.2z':n ui J- Plmili .-N. Raymond 78 :xx 1 fs- 4 'Tfs mf' in .tv I , '13 'YA-----4' J rf 1 X v P.V. Il Q3 E ' T ., J. Ream G. Reimold S. Remley M. Renshaw D. Ressler C. Rineer L. Rineer E. Rohrer P. Rowe L. Ruth R. Rutt M. Rutter Dixie Mast perfects skills on balance beam as part of girls' gymnastics R. Ryner D. Rynier P. Sandoe G. Sauder N . Schlinkman Vw ,ff G. Shank X X S Shearer B. Simes Marlin Benedict and Craig Souders prepare to recite in French class. , .5 , A ' url '.-1 .V - 1 -lm. ' -.V 'L .hw Y- N, N, .wma fd Q 1' Qs.---it A' Sliger A, Smoker J. Smoker V. Smoker C. Solesbee I C. Souders V. Sowers R. Spade R. Spotts D. Stanley J. Stanley A. Stauffcr A. Sloltzfus . Stoltzfus I. g'1'l'fl NY S' -Vx! l. Smkl.Lll!S t MOSCOvica KWKQQFI x- . Small bm mighly. Melvin Beiler takes a shot in an indoor SOCQCI' COIIICSI. ww P Lil lx. Swlwlll, Qs. l N. sm x N P .x. Qlllilltll 3-.. SQ...OL'l ' LS rx. Taylor N, WH zhr, Sbee lay '41 v R Trego S. Troupe N Paks SQ X Q K Vandergriff W Q in WK if 'N N Wallace , K 1 F x x 51 JAN f N w i , Q X Means, Janet Moscovic, and Debbie Gurtizen prepare for ice hockey game publicity. xindwf El. Wanner Ei. Wanner G. Watts L. Weir N. Weir R. Welsh W D. Wolfe C. Wood N' Wright R. Yoder N. Yost En route to the cafeteria are freshman Denise Stanley and Anna Sliger. R. Young 1. Zimmerman T. Zook Acker Ames Artz Bailey Baxter Becker Bills Bitts D. P-oulmm I. Bowm m C. Brackbill C' 1 ' 1 . 'Qu :- K .t W pf J' ,.1 2 . he I ' . 'l'. B11-using , BA7 1' , l A f -rs ri 1 iraq 'I E ff. . W ,HL Y' 2 , l is -.'.4v' PM Pislxcx' .md Phx l .wt of sowing in .x '-1i'ii'3'?if2 ' lmao:-as-ov omc vconomics gl we 'llis Rcizxhart li-:come Skilled in the 82 P.V. OPHO ORE SERVE PEQ EA Chosen as officers for the class of '71 this year were President - -Mace I-Iiltong Vice-Presi- dent- -jay Denlingerg Secretary- -Karen Smok- erg and Treasurer--Janice Clark. A hayride sponsored bythe sophomores was held in November. After the hayride, a rec- ord hop Was held in the school cafeteria. Highlighting the spring activities was a trip to the Nation's Capitol. On the agenda for the day was a visit to the Federal Bureau of In- vestigation Building and the Smithsonian In- stitute. R. Brooks M. Burkholder K. Burkholder C' Bums D- Byrd M. Caskey l- Clark S. Clark K, Davis 3' 65 PI E4-at I' ? 1 ,Q In a sophomo tial work on 4 ?3' ff? 9.3 A 4 K 5 it fi B1 l 1 'f . Q . Q ll ,, D' F16 Of '71 -Ce-P1-esi :en Smok. sf u WHS 8 trip In a sophomore shop class, Dave Meshey begins ini- lda f01' the tial work on a class project. reau of In- In. . .,., AW. ' 5.-x. f g X X 1 is . W X 1' X A f ' 1 1 R X f S X f Sm' f if . . i . 5 XX f X X 1 X . X K . - aw.-.:, Xk... . f' . , f I H f fi .lf K K 3 ' 3, I I QU ? -G 4 1' ry... y - fi. is ' si ,V 1 - fs, M5 I 7? -I . f. S: 2 57' XXX.. X x X X ,, 2 3 N I , fm . ' is gp? 1' f - , ',ff, 0 X f Z X , A f SJ f , Q S 'ff' mf W, . ? 122.5 Q f '- . A As f I Q Q H9529 X s v K . fc ., N Z 4 f , 2 X M. X I, X ,, ,X X! X X fn X X QQ , X ,M f C' ED ' 2 ' Q , ,,,, -- V 1 z X Xe 4 ,. , . ..-. M ..., .X X f gf' 7 X fs X s ,,, s Q . , sy' X . . K , , 'A , F . .. 'l g . In X X N li? . ,XXX . ' , -,..??.,.?. A Oi NW X N R . N. . ei ' F. DeFroscia R. Denlinger J. Diller K. Diller D. Dippner T. Dukeman E. Eby L. Eisenberger B. Esbenshade B. Fisher D. Fisher D. Fisher P. Fisher R. Fisher NK. X X QNX .X X .X X Q S 1 .Q XQXX X ' X A S X KX X R QA LN .sk ., V1X,M in C. Del-Iaven B. Denlinger J. Denlinger C. Devlin P. Diem R. Diem P.V. sophomores take advantage of a free mo- ment in history class. . L D. Fletcher N. Fletcher R. Flores 5- FPYET R' Geiter C. Graham P. Graham ,, ,, , f 'MW ,,,, W I-w 'L 4 L V. xnxx., Graybill Groff Hackenberger Hammond Heidig Hershey Hershey Hershey Hillard . lioffcx' . Hoovvm' xggy. N X School-spirited sophomores take part in a competi- tive cheer at a Garden Spot pep rally. W T. Kauffman D. Keneagy H. King R. King C. Kling j. Kling J. Knosp N. Krusen Y. Lefever B. Lintner S .. Lock art Before their next class sophomores relax in a biology room study hall f X i f i,ii .. W if 5 t, , Y , , sf W! 4 X 5, 9 'W , M 1 A f f f 9 S. Lynch J. Marshall D Martin l- Martin S. Martin W. Martin ' P. Mast S, M Gi MCKi11i S V. McKillips D. Meshsey J. Metzler P. Metzler ast T. McEvoy P I X S lf. Q 'I 1. n .M . y.m I te'-W.. ,258 xxx Qllmmc Lpfcff X x 5 K ...A .QA x ,W , 1 , . 'gi , 1,49 5 I . Svrx nw. Nxvu A fmwl 1-. ' ' I I lxnr-:x Nzwnh rm' I . ----- N lvwhw to thru lx rw' ylar ry 40 Ai B. Meyer D. Miller G. Miller j. Miller K. Miller J. Moore M. Morris L. Morrow R. Mowrcr Ncwborg Patterson Pvzrchcy 3 . l.IIr-:Hr-1' x , rv x.L.I ' WMI., I I. IX.1,... '9- gchneebell Sheaffel' Sophomore Ron Patterson prepares to make weekly lunch ticket purchase. L. Myers I.. Neuhaus er C5 'yi rf. . 4 'A ,' 1 . 'P' p in Q, ' D 'S 1. Rr.-211 1 X ' r.Ra:1..- I Dx, lwlgrxm I , . .unter R, Ryncr J. Sargent Sargent S Q.,- ,,.: ..,,.b'.Y 1 . K . ..., x .-.A . Q X f XT . , 4 .-,., ,, 4: dgrrxyi 1 1 M X . ,Q Q X S S Q ' gidmwkxx NW X .. .5 F525 N N X az ' ff X 1 K Y Q K gl , 5 -,f 'Y , X , X Wi 1 ,. F. . . wa, ., ... fx g by ,Q , . . N '? 'fN:w3. RX ik? V I :gy-x..,Q,. ,xx ,. . - X , r 'f 1 1 X.. X G , V 1 V '- , . . 5 M5 .fzgiixixk S .: f lf 71. xf..MN'Q 1 X X X , . X K NN , if X X Ax Vit 4 . R br x N 9 QQ. Ns' - or Q Q E W we .. g .X l , ...........,..... x xiii f S 5 W . M 4 X an R W ffm F ,. W 0 N f X .,., . ., ,uf 5 ::, -ff L. G. Schneebele 1. Seabrease R. Seymour D. Sh b S Sh b J. Sheaffer R. Slaymaker M. Sliger R. Sniih K. Snildkifh S. Stauffer B. Stoltzfus mmf. F . Stoltzfus R . Stoltzfus W . Stoltzfus C . Strubel lbhyillis Graham and Cindy Graham develop speed in Typing c ass. mbold S. Weaver P. Wenger D- Summers D. Summers H. Tillman N. Wa i S. Wenger 3, White J. Wiley B. Young J. Zlmmerman S. Zook JU IORS ACTIVE N SCHCJGL LIFE The juniors elected as their class officers: President--Mark Denlingerg Vice-President- - Vicki I-Iighg Secretary--Pat Deckmang and Treasurer - -Debbie Feister. For their class trip in October, they tra- velled to Philadelphia where they Visited a newspaper office. In addition to sponsoring the annual Soup 81 Bake Sale, many juniors were outstanding par- ticipants in PV's athletics and scholastic or- ganizations. D. Armer A. Baron K. Beane C. Benner D. Bollinger A. Bomberger i , I 'wir J' 5.3. A iw D. Brnckbill ' L. Brackbill R. Rx-.icl-:bill ll1I1lO1'S indulge in the fine art of match football during 3 typical study hall. S R l 88 P- C12-YR P. Deckman C. Del-Iaven C. Dcihm M. Denlinger C. DenniS l' Giwin Dippner Dukeman .. Q if C . f x E -I: ,... N... 1 X, A--iw! 3 I R. Esbenshade if me mbefger nlldllfini' D. Feister W. Flores J. Ford J. Fryberger C. Girvin S, Good J. Grabowski ,nr Wa?-9' .. 1 f KY? 1-N7 ,.-16 f? Yzgw, kk I y N 25:0 X V f 1 WZ fr hx AIR Research is vital to the successful completion of many home- work assignments as evidenced by these hard-working juniors. Graham Graybill T. Greineder B. Groff K. Groff R. Groff W. Groff C . Hartman 89 X X fx X f X , ff Completing a math homework assignment are George Trago, Dale Bollinger, Russell Groff, and Kenny Groff. L... 1 fi Q1 lv E N I I I , M .rt r K, 4 E. .hc T21 IM . As Luo McConvillu and Pal Pickcl look on, Ncvin Summers lr-.arng ilu- fllllnlLl!HL!IllAlS of ironing in A junior boys' lmomc QC class. K' X K M. mm. lx' I ' q , V n. rm-.T K xx., T 'L' 'v,' ' R. K,znlI:n..'x xv, I. rw ' Ku. 95X ' ' 1 . ' A31 fri. is - .. ' 3 V 1. Vi I ' ' my X K I ' fx- 5' Ak. I gi iv. if 1, A QA, :F vw - f. I LZ 1 x gf xr ,. A IV I 2.217 C. Heidig C. Herman A. Herr j. Herr M. Herr C. Hershey D. Hewes V. High D. Hoffxm-ir-r S. Homshcr M. Hoovcr X Ns... i. 'S , lbw. Xxrifh tin' Ywly Ot giifizi 3'.':2-.rf iTf ,'4' ig- A' V K , Carol from S-1 a r F' Hoover Carol Eby makes a lunch ticket purchase from Mrs. Brackbill. F. Means B. Miller D . Moore 13 D. Moore F K. Moore B. Moran L. Lapp W. Lapp M- Lawrence L. Learnan R. Leidy S. Leiner D. Lockard E. Lockard L. Lynch W. Maitland D. Mattson L. McConville ,.xQ+vV' .- b NS is , .tix sv xxx gi A xy af f 'YN N X -, . , . '-I -. f , for-1,.. . +, Q -- b '-ESS. rw ' f' f E Q zlxxgm w . . ,Qs .5 g ?..3 f5S,fXS M - . h x 4, QQ r, X LR iiqk N S , ifsE.ff..W: PS5 .z,. w - . - rifffarz. wf-.r-s..- : 4.4 ' .van . fgigxm 53-f Vx .. .ar ' Q A - -WWQN .,.,.. . - ,. ...... Q? ., 5 ,., Rm 'wx 4 r A 1 X ,,,.,. ., V. , X W 24 x ': '2- 1 . .... ,. 1 Q4 X vw x.. 9 .Me f ., My F t, . f 3 ...Qu X.4.:,,.x , L, ,Q Q Igwnv I 4 I. ,. 12 Q X as lui , . 1 is Q P . . , rr . X. ggxm r. ,A Maw .. L. WJV5, . s we R W X X6 0' . X f . XS W . . 'b- , x X 3 x x - ,. - 'Q .- W-V 1 V 5-g:q'..A.::.lgV ...N Om' 5 Y:--.'--:Q Le - il X . f N , , M . 5 . .-:-:e. ., . 'f-.ki 11-2's all girl section takes notes in an American Lit class lecture. U' S. Mowrer D. Oberholtzcr D. O'Donnell D. Owens j. Perella M. Phenneger P. P1ckel -s : , ... ,WWWW ,www , HMV ,,', mm, , 72 W f f , ff X X W xxx H. M 1. I b K C? m.uhXm-K-K1 M- 122, pegs J?-TixQ'E'9. wu!Qi.mdiFw 5 omg ul Q -xx-V' z' XI' N 9 If 1 Q 5 lull. lkzymlpSin!i.'f'1:s Wxzysw Calyx-1', I' XI 1 '99vfrvi4 ox.- aw- W.- f-v ' r Leading the Class of '69 in their final year at Pequea were President--Betty Breneman: Vice- President--jim Morrowg Secretary--Barb Kreiderg and Treasurer--Wayne Colyer. Concerned primarily with commencement, the seniors also actively participated in all aspects of school hfedl-eg High, Burnell Denlinger, Tom Braclcbill, and Raymie Stoltzfus were awarded positions on the All-County soccer team Whereas Dianne Kreider and Bob Groff were recognizedvas Qut- Standing Teenagers for l969. Dianne Was also recognized by the Nibancaster New Era as Teen ofthe Week as Was Sue Sheaffer, another senior. ttii W 1 In addition to these few stand-outs, all of Pequeafslgsleniors contributed of themselves to t lc success of their year. JA E! x 1 i N, xi. ' t is Ng SXX NQN f-X 1 x 2 I QW4 a ig . 1' 1 1. rmq av U Ef! ? PM wa 9 ,x T i ., Ai 1 Nr chug- Gcrq' Lou l?oul1.1m E. Micha-:1Ames 1,865 ,iv 'a bl' g-1.-'D' 11 David P. Beane i i Donna Mal-ie .1 .sq OJ 1' Book Thomas E. Brackbill llilzllwlll I lin-In Ill Ill Clair R. Acker David G, Beiler Vivian I. Bomberger WHSW wwf Icffrcy B. Brycr Richard Sylvester Byrd , , if I flkff W: X 4 My ., ,Z I A ,yn 49501 1' Cale V. Cantrell Linda Lou Clark an: I fx, :.':r I l I. l1urm'll lh-mlm ml IM l g f ' 1 ,N 6 . Q '34 in 5 E ilw' fag? iv llUI'l l .N ID.-v1l1x1N.g1-1' 98 'i' Donna j. Dcnlingcr X X .X , New 4-- Wayne H- CO1y6r Freda J. Davis HWY' .w-W 'A .,,,,.vf jean M. DiC-iamberadini Ruth Elaine Diller Edmund I-I. Ebelhar Bethany K. Eby 'V I TQ: ' .Z ?1Z f. r QW 'Q f-f.f1g, Ng 25 f f IM bv L' wiv J . ssz. 'fi ' Q 526 'fl-S Q 36 5 4 Shirley L. Elmer james M. Esbenshade Linda S. Feister ff' Hr. X If-W fuck bn. ,--.. .. xr QF' QI! .Sli Robert I. Cirvin jr Nm Thomas L- Feistel' Beverly Lynn Fisher Dorothy jean Ford Virginia A. M. Fraga Donna INIIIX X, g,1 'ull' john R. Graybill Pr' o -' a-4' F -'X N1 'Wbill Robert H. croff 'ia' vu-X W, 9.4.1 L? tx 51 um X x m H 1 If Lena jo Human f H W1 ,g..,,aw2 W . Gary L. Groff Phianna N. Groff ,I 5 ..,. W Joanne Ml Hen, David V. Hershey Linda K. Hershey sn -J 'Wand 6 Humor' john E. Hershey Gregory LBC High 'O' M' Kathleen Ann Houck D212 M- HUFUJUFF Evelyn Marie I-Iuyett 104 'mm' Teena Keene gh Lee Hitz U, Dan jerchau Phyllis A. Hoover Brenda C. jones Gerald L. Kauffman f 9 'TF. if Deborah june Kling IOHT1 Kung jane Louise Lapp Vicky C, McEvoy OV' ,gs jcrc L Knosp P, hui Ivita G, Lawson Suzanne Mann Barbara Anne Kreider X. ,, MW Larry L. Lefever Judy A, Marti n Q-Wmhw.. NX W, Kzaw Dianne L. Kreider Barry L, Kurtz 1 'Tgrmq W WW-q 'l-QL 1 Richard Martin 2 ' 1 QV' Vernon D. Martin Sue Ellen Metzler Linda I. Miller Rick Nixon Trudy Omonneu Sandra K Peachey Dale Lewis Miller Kathy L. Moore john C. Pm-tors jr. Mm Gary L. Miller james A. Morrow john F, Pete rsen Ken P. Quino Barry L, Ream wvwvlww www? Linda Marie Rea hziv '-vw-muah m Carole Ann Reinhart W A f.. ,X Louis Rivera Allan D, Rohrer Linda Sue Ryniel' I , if sf :Q Diane K, Renninger Gary Rineer Kathy Szmgrs-y Gerald L. S audcr Sharon Schneebele 'Y Susan Ann Sheaffer Faye A. Shee Dennis L, Shirk Thelma Jean Smoker Wa ne E Smoker y . S r Kathy L. Slaymaker Bruce R. Smith Carl Smoker Emma jean Smoker Beverly A. Stoltzfus Ronald IC. Spolts 'nv Carol Ann Stoltzfus Joyce Luann Stoltzfus Sara Jane Stoltzfus Viriginia M. Summers Harold Troupe Jr 114 1 is K f GQ if . X 5 R35' J- Sfolflfus Raymond Stoltzfus Arlene R. Urban Karon Marie Wambold 115 Ross S. Wanner Gary J. Wanner i w I I? li 1:3 i 1 3- i iii 5 1 i 1 1 i 1 ,L L Donald E. We aver Larry Weir WW w wwlh Victor R. Woods Zwsqgfvvfsw '1 Dale Arthur Young Lorraine Fi Zimmerman X ,- P v N i I i r 1 W 1 4 I N ' Zrgf Barbara R . Watts Grace D . White Miriam R. Zook Polly Anna White William Alan I-Ieffner ,Awww David P. Berkheimer 5? J fins B' 'ffl to w Dan Ierchau and Bill I-Ieffner take a break from mandatory Studies and read for their own enjoyment. Bob Girvin, Wayne Smoker, and Grace Vxfhite Com- plete floor plans in mechanical drawing class. With a look of concentration, Donna Click makes a book selection for a POD repgrt, '5 2 - Ava i f Bill Grabowski :md john Pr-ti-rs attempt to disassemble the bass horn. Officers of the Library Club, Viv Bomberger and Donna Book check date due on reference materials. Soccer dent bo L i 4 4 Cl1StOm9 s ffm ded t A I-nu---N. 3 diSassemb1e v Soccer co-cptains Burnell Denlinger and Greg High address stu- dent body during G. S. pep rally. and Donna , ffffg, I ,Vi ff? ' My 2 Sewing as a school store aid, Kathy Sangrey awaits the arrival of customers. Beth Eby smilingly prepares for the usual ups and downs of a day at Pequea. ref V 'XJ ,, ,y , 1 if . f ... .-.--Qs ' . 3 Xi - . - ' ' ' t h ' h G b'll d Contributing to the success of the soccer team, Senior Savages Learning microscovplfitjcgbiliecgiflisi Jo n ry 1 em aided the cheerleaders in promoting school spirit. onstrates as Polly PATRO Mr. 81 Mrs. Larry Barnhart Mr. gl Mrs. David E. Bassett Barbara Bennecoff Dave Berkheimer Mr. gl Mrs. Gilbert R. Book Rhoda P. Book Chester Breneman Mr. 8rMrs. Dr. 8zMrs. Mr. 8zMrs. Mr. gl Mrs Mr. gl Mrs Mr. gl Mrs Thomas L. Mr. gl Mrs. Dr. 8zMrs. Yul Brenner C. I. Bryer, Jr. Daniel D. Denlinger Warren E. Denlinger Chester Eby Thomas F. Feister Feister George W. Fisher, jr Harry B. Frew I. Thomas Fridy Mr. gl Mrs Mr. gl Mrs Mr. gl Mrs. Mr. gl Mrs Gary Groff Mr. Sr Mrs jay Fulmer Robert Gingher Robert Girvin Robert 1. Graybill, jr Lloyd G . Groff Mrs. Lois Haas The Walter Harry, Sr. Family BrianlC. Harsh Rev. gl Mrs. William Heffner Mr. 81 Mrs. Robert Heisse Mr. gl Mrs. Ira L. Herr, lr. Mr. Sz Mrs. Elmer N. Hershey Shirley Hitz Mr. 8: Mrs. Ralph Horchler Lavinia M . Horn Mr. gl Mrs. George W. Hostetter Mr. 81 Mrs. Harvey Huyett, Sr. Mr. 81 Mrs. Edward jerchau Mr. gl Mrs. Harold Kauffman john M. Keene, jr. Mr. 8zMrs. Gary Koser Mr. 8rMrs. Mr. gl Mrs Mr. gl Mrs Mr. gl Mrs Mr. 81 Mrs jay C. Kreider Isaac I. Lapp William Large john T. Madigan Horace H. Martin III Paul B. Martin Mr. 81 Mrs. Laurence A. Walter S. Martin Meley Sue Ellen Metzler Dale Lewis Miller Mr. 8zMrs. Mr. 8zMrs. Mr. 8zMrs. Mr. 8zMrs. Mr. 8zMrs. Mr. 8zMrs. Mr. 8rMrs. Mr. 8zMrs. Mr. 8zMrs. Elmer M. Miller Raymond C. Miller Wm. Moscovic james Nixon H. Albert Peachey Charles E. Ream Robert Ream Marlin S. Reed Harold E. Reinhart Clifford 81 Violet Rineer Mr. 8zMrs. Mr. 8zMrs. Mr. 81Mrs. Mr. 8zMrs. Mr. 8zMrs. Mr. 8rMrs. Mr. 8zMrs. Mr. 8zMrs. Lewis W. Rynier Robert Schenke Harold R. Sheaffer Aaron L. Shirk Robert J. Siegel john N. Smoker Reuben S. Smoker Ernest Spotts Gary L. Stoltzfus Mr. gl Mrs. Melvin R. Stoltzfus Mr. gl Mrs. Wm. Stoltzfus Mr. 81 Mrs. Herbert A. Wambold Mr. 8: Mrs. jacob Weaver Mary jane Webster Mr. gl Mrs. Paul Wenger Thelma I. White Mr. 81 Mrs. Robert E. Weir Mr. gl Mrs. Bernard Winters Terry Sz Gary Winters Martha Zepp Miss D. M. Zimmerman Mr. 81 Mrs. Paul M. Zimmerman Agnes V. Zook gl Family Mick 81 Gale- Karon gl Tom Carol Sz Mike Sue Sz Ed Barb 8: Greg -Class of '69 my Dianne gl jesse Kathy gl Dick Vic 81 Dick 120 UW sem Sm' 1 DOW mils RW W ' 'F Katia Dum 8 Dalek Par Sl Sallyi Sue 8 E Debbif Doris I Cmrlcl joyce l lynni Sufi l Donna 1 Sherry G. T. 1 Love S Betty G Sharon Alma 8 Spun i Linda l Sw H21 MI, RQ Casey I2-1 ph I2-1 35, 12-251 I2-4 gc 12'4's 1 MBU, 9-1 ' These. R00m2, M. lm MES Ill If ler EY n HIT 'er -r fus bold mall PATRO Linda Sz Larry Betty Sz Ced Sandy Sz Mike Donna Sz Frank Phyllis Sz Barry Ruthie Sz Carl Joyce Sz Ron Kathy Moore Sz Tom Wright Dum Sz Dum Dum Dale Sz Carole--Class of '69 Pat Sz Darryl Sally Sz Bill Sue Sz Steve Debbie Sz Kirk Doris Sz Barry Charlotte Sz Mike Joyce Sz Gerald Lynn Sz Dale Sue Sz Larry Donna Sz Dong Lucinda Sz Dennis Sherry Sz Glenn, Jo Sz Joe G. T. Sz D. K. Love Sz Hon Betty Sr The Musketeers Sharon Sz Dolly Alma Sz Phyllis Sport Sz Gilium Linda Sr Kimberly Yashek Sue Harsh Mr. Reed Sz Mick Groff Love Math Casey Sz Sis 12-1 Physics Class 12-1 Biology 12-2 Girls 12-4 Good Guys 12-4's Fridy's Child The Boys in 10-2, All 8 of Us 9-1 The Section of 9-2 Room 29 The Hockey Team The Senior Soccer All-Stars Girls' Varsity Basketball Team The Basketball Team The Boss Nitros of Rifle 121 1 1 4 1 l l 1 Pequea valley varsizy Club J Pequea Valley Chapter of Rheemos The Discussion Club High School Secretaries ' The First Page Editors J Second Sz Third Page Editors The Pioneer Sports Editors Compliments of Higher Ground ' Rick Sz The Rivals A. R. Cox Antiques Bob Trout's Eggs J P Sz F Busgirls 1 A Friend The Knosp Gang J The Good, Bad, Sz Ugly 1 The Amishman , The Dangerous Four The Fantastic Four Janet Karate Kid Gi Gi Noelle Nanette Jonaire 1 l 1 I Cindy, Beth, Sz Rhoda J, Cindy, Mary, Sz Janice Darla, Rhoda, Sz Ruth J Davy, Bobby, Johnny, Rogie, Jonic Dean, Jim, Ron, Sz Gerald J Deb, Suzy, Carol, Judy, Jo z Diana, JoAnn, Gwen , Donna, Gerry, Linda, Sz Jane J Doris, Jane, Lynn, Sz Nan J Jab , Krit , Zookie , Lou 1 Kathy, Lynn, Rosie, Sz Joan J Lewis, Dot, Dale, Glenn, Carolyn Luv Cookie, Candy, Sz Teena J Randall Ernestine J. V. B. P. 'J Sandy, Beth, Sue, Sz Donna 5 Sue, Linda, Sandi Tim, Glenn, Barry, Sr Dave ' Tuck, Spec--'69 The V's--Rappo, Dave, Moon, Jim Wally Post, N2679J, or N50477 The Class of '72 Salutes The Class of '69 v Acker, Barry 82 ACKER, CLAIR 20,97 AMES, MICHAEL 21, 34, 57, 96 Ames, Randall 82 Anderson, Arthur 74 Anderson, Thomas 74 Arment, Donald 74 Armer, Donna 14,33,88 Artz, Linda 82 Bailey, Dennis 82 Bailey, Donald 7, 34, 69, 75, 143 Balchunas, Alvin 64 Baldwin, Clement 74 Baron, Alan 88 Barnhart, Larry 71 Barr, Deborah 74 Bassett, David 67 Baum, Gary 74 Baxter, Roger 82 BEANE, DAVID 96 Beane, Kirk 88 Becker, Alma 29, 82 BEILER, DAVID 16,32, 33,97 Beiler, Melvin 74, 80 Benedict, Marlin 74, 76, 79 Bennecoff, Barbara 6, 66, 142 Benner, Carol 88 Berkey, Robert 88 BERKHEIMER, DAVID 117 Bills, Norman 82 A Bitts, William 82 Blank, Gerald 74 Blessing, Terry 82 Bloom, Leslie 74 Bollinger, Dale 88,89 Bomberger, Arthur 7, 26, 88 BOMBERGER, VIVIAN 16,29,97,118 Bomberger, Yvonne 28,74 Bonham, Dayton 82 BONHAM, GERRY 16,96 BOOK, DONNA 96, 118 Book, Gilbert 74 Book, Rhoda 66 Borland, Donald 74 Bouder, Sue 16, 22,74,78 Bowman, Janet 16,82 Brackbill, Cynthia 19,82 Brackbill, Donna 11,14, 18, 57, 88 Brackbill, Lavinia 71,91 Brackbill, Lucinda 16, 18, 21, 24,45,88 Brackbill, Ronald 34, 56, 88 BRAC KBILL, THOMAS 34, 39 , 57, 59 , 60, 94, 96 Brady, Deborah 16,74 C1355 of '69 is capitalize BRENEMAN, ELIZABETH 9,12,22 24 36 31,32 67,94,97 ' ' ' Breneman, Gail 74 Brenner, Harold 71 Brooks, John 88 Brooks, Richard 82 Brosius, Donald 69,137 Brown, Eileen 16,28,74 Brown, Rebecca 16,74 Bryer, C. John 64 BRYER, JEFFREY 13 20 23. 33 BI'Yer, lohn 57,74 7 , 7 734557763797 122 d. Bryer, Suzanne 16,21,88 Bryson, Kathy 74 Bryson, Parke 131 Burkholder, Kathy 82 Burkholder, Marlene 16,74 Burkholder, Melvin 74 Burkholder, Michael 16,82 Burnley, James 75 Burnley, Joanne 9,5O, 88,92 Burns, Cathy 82 Burns, George 67 Byrd, David 82 BYRD, RICHARD 6,97 CANTRELL, GALE 98 Cantrell, Graling 75 Caskey, Marvin 82 Charles, Jay 65 Clark, Debbie 28,75 Clark, Donna 16,29,88 Clark, Janice 39, 72, CLARK, LINDA 98 Clark, Martha 71 Clark, Mrs. Lloyd 29 Clark, Paul 26,27,63 Clark, Sandra 82 Coates, Dennis 75 COLYER, WAYNE 34,48,94, Crandall, Dr. Robert 127 DAVIS, FREDA 99 Davis, Kenneth 82 De Froscia, Frederick 34,83 DeHaven, Cathy 88 Del-Iaven, Charlene 83 Deckman, Patricia 39, 72, 88 Deihm, Gail 88 Denlinger, Barbara 16,, 75 Denlinger, Beth 19, 21, 22, 83 Denlinger, Curvin 16, 75, 76 Denlinger, Daniel 49, 75, 76 82 ,ss DENLINGER, DoLoREs 29,98 DENUNGER, DoNNA 16,25,29,98 DENLINGER, J. BURNELL 5,6,36,37 3s,5o, 52,54,98, 119,142 Denlinger, Jay 72, 83 Denlinger, Mark 23, 36,37,52, 53, 72, 88 Denlinger, Rodney 83 Denlinger, Walter 64 Dennis, Craig 88 Devlin, Candace 83 Dickel, Brenda 75 Diem, Kathryn 75 Diem, Patsy 83 Diem, Ronald 83 Diener, Sara 75 DIGIAMBERADINI, JEAN 99 Diller, J. Daniel 83 Diller, Kenneth 83 DILLER, RUTH 99 Dippner, Donald 75 Dippner, Donna 83 Dippner, Lynn 89 Dukeman, Lewis 89 Dukeman, Theresa, 57, 83 EBELHAR, EDMUND 99 Ebeihar, Kathi 75 33, so, 88 EBY, BETH 54,99,119 Eby,c3r0I11,14,25,63,s9,91 Eby, Evelyn 83 Eichelberger, jay 75 Eisenberger, Charme 75 Eisenberger, Lynn 39,83 ELMER, SHIRLEY 20,100 Esbenshade, Barbara 83 ESBENSHADE, JAMES 26, 33, 100 Esbenshade, Robert 10, 14, 16,20, 23 , 33, 52 58, 63, 89 Eshelman, Cindy 75 Ewing, Carolyn 75 Feister, Deborah 25, 72, 89 FEISTER, LINDA 100 FEISTER, THOMAS 101 Felpel, Carol 28, 75 FISHER, BEVERLEY 6, 101 Fisher, Brenda 83 Fisher, Deborah 83 Fisher, Donald 83 Fisher, Gaby 75 Fisher, Patricia 82, 83 Fisher, Raymond 83 Fletcher, Alisa 75 Fletcher, Dale 83 Fletcher, Noreene 83 Flores, Randy 83 Flores, Wanda 44, 89 FORD, DOROTHY 54, 55, 101 Ford, john 20, 89 FRAGA, VIRGINIA 3, Frew, Mrs. Helen 136 Fridy, J. Thomas 65 Fritsch, Anne 69 Fromm, Donald 76 Fryberger, Ieffrey 89 Fryer , Sandra 83 Fulmer, Rev. lay 29, 132 Gehman, Carl 76 Geiter, Rhonda 83 George, Douglas 76 GILGORE, CHARLES 100 Gingher, Robert 66, 143 Girvin, Carol 76 Girvin, Cynthia 22, 89 GIRVIN, ROBERT 34,38,47,49, 100, 118 GLICK, DONNA 101, 118 Good , Good Sandra 89 William 76 7 Grabowski, John 14, 19, 20, 22, 39, 53, 60, 63, 89 Grbowski, Robert 16, 22, 76, 78 GRABOWSKI, WILLIAM 8, 16,19, 20, 23, 34, 38, 58 60,63,101,118 Graham, Cynthia 23 , 83, 86 Graham, Gerald 10, 14, 89 Graham, Phyllis 16, 83, 86 Graybill, Dean 84 Graybill, John 39, 102, 119 Graybill, Kenneth 89 Graybill, Larry 102 Gregg, Bonnie, 76 Greineder, Thomas 89 Groff, Bonnie 20,42,44,55 Groff, Charlie 9, 10 22,101,129 ,8 GROFF, GARY 103 Groff, Gerald 84 Groff, Kenneth 76 Groff, Kenton 89 GROFF, PHIANNA 103 GROFF, RoI3ERT 6,12,21,63,94,102 Groff, Russell 89 Groff, Wanda 89 GROFF, WILLIAM 102 Gurtizen, Debbie 72, 75, 76, 81 Haas, Mrs. Lois 65 Hackenberger, Dennis 84 Haldeman, john 138 Hammond, Donna 84 Harry, Walter 76 HARSH, BRIAN 102 Hartman, Carol 33, 89 HEFFNER, WILLIAM 51, 52, 117, 118 Heidig, Connie 84 Heidig, Cynthia 90 Heidig, Richard 76 Heisse, Mrs. Bonnie 6,67 Hepler, Bonnie 76 Herman, Cathy 39,90 I-IERMAN , LENA 102 Herr Anne 29 90 HI3Riz, IEANNE 13,16,24,29,63,103 Herr, joan 16,29,90 Herr, Michael 90, 93 Herr, Robert 76 Herr, Vicki 16,76 Hershey, Beverly 28, 76 Hershey, Carolyn 33,90 Hershey, Dale 84, HERSHIIY, DAVID 4, 34,6O, 61, 63, 103 Hershey, Dean 34, 56, 84 HERSHEY, LINDA 55, 103 Hershey, Linda 28, 76 HERSHEY, JOHN 9,21.31,41, 104 Hershey, Rina 64 Hershey, Steven 84 Hewes, Debra 90 Hewes, Gary 76 High, Christine 72, 76 HIGH, GREGORY 7,12,37, 38, 60, 61,94,104,119 High, Vicki 50, 72,90 Hilborn, Mrs. jere 6 Hillard, Bobbie 57,84 I Hillard, Rita 28, 76 Hilton, Walter QMacej 22, I-Iitz, Glenn 77 HITZ, LEE 105 I-Iitz, Thomas 84 ffecker Gail 21 84 72,84 HO 9 7 Hoffer, Charlene 29, 84 . - 7 Hoffmeier, Anna Maile 7 Hoffmeier, Dennis 90 Holck-Steen, Odd 9 I-Iomsher, Ralph 64 I-Iomsher, Sue 16,39,90 Hoober, Jane 19,29,84 Hood, Marhall 77 Hoover, Dwight 84 Hoover, Frank 64 Hoover, Maribeth 16329733390 Hoover, Phyllis 105 Hoover, Rhoda 84 Horchler, Ralph 71 Horst, Deborah 5,56,57, 84 Horst, Eugene 77 Hostetter, Mrs. Rhoda 71 Hostetter, Susan 16,24,57,84 Houder, Bill 2 Houck, Michael 90 Houck, Caroline 84 Houck, Dennis 77 Houck, Doris 84 HOUCK, KATHLEEN 104 Howe, Doris 29,33,90 HURLBURT, DALE 104 HUYETT, EVELYN 25, 29, 104 Huyett, Harvey 77 JERCHAU, DANIEL 33, 105, 118 Joe, Raynea 84 Johns, David 84 Johns, Paul 77 JONES, BRENDA 16,105 Jones, James 84 Kauffman, Doris 18, 22, 29, 84 KAUFFMAN, GERALD 16,63,105 Kauffman, Rosemary 90 Kauffman, Timothy 2O,56, 85 Keene, Jack 77 KEENE, TEENA 104 Keneagy, Denise 85 Killinger, Charlotte 33 90 King, Hilda 16,85 King, Linda 9, 10 King, Ruth 84, 85 Kinsey, Alice 77 Kling, Cathy 85 KLING, DEBORAH 106 Kling, Janet 85 KLING, JOAN 45,106 Knosp, Jack 85 KNOSP, JERE 106 Korns, John 90 Kramer, Joann 42,69 Kratzer, Milan 58,68 KREIDER, BARBARA 5,12,43,44,45,63,94, 107 Kreider, Cynthia 77 KREIDER, DIANNE 13, 23, 24, 63,94, 107 Kreider, Jay 77 Kreider, Robert 77 Krusen, David 9, 85 Kuhn, Debra 77 KURTZ, BARRY 107 Lammey, Eugene 16,90 Lantz, Denise 32,45,50,90,92 LAPP, JANE 55, 106 Lapp, John 90 Lapp, Lillian 77 Lapp, Linford 91 Lapp, Wesley 91 Large, Mrs. Caryl 68 Lawrence, Maurine 91 LAWSON, IVITA 106 Lawson, Ronald 77 Leaman, Lynette 16,29,91 Leaman, Roger 77 7 LEFEVE Lefever, Yvonne 85 Leidy, Richard 91 Leiner, Kyle 77 Leiner, Susan 91 Leister, Kenneth 64, 137 Lichty, Daryl 46 Lichty, JoAnn 16,77 Lichty, Mary 77 Lintner, Bonnie 85 Lockard, Diane 91 Lockard, Edwin 91 Lockard, Shirley 85 Lundgren, Judy 77 Lynch, Larry 91 Lynch, Samuel 85 MacDougal, Lois 77 Mac, John 77 Mackey, James 77 Madigan, John 56,65 Maitland, Wanda 14,33,91 MANN, SUZANNE 106 Marshall, John 41, 76, 77 Marshall, Joseph 85 3 7 N IN Marshall, Vernon 41, 72, 77, 78 Martin Dennis 85 Martin Horace 70 Martin, Janice 16, 28, 78 Martin, Jeffrey 85 MARTI , JUDY 8,31,22,2S,63, MART , RICHARD 21,107 Martin, Richard 78 Martin, Samuel 16,20, 23, 85 Martin, Thomas 16,78 MARTIN, VERNON 108 Martin, Wayne 85 Mast, Dixie 16, 78,79 Mast, John 85 Mast, Suzanne 19,85 Mattson, David 91 McConville, Leo 53,90,91 McEvoy, Terry 85 MCEVOY, VICKY 106,148 McKillips, Gene 57,85 McKillips, Roy 78 McKillips, Vicki 56, 85 Means, Faye 91 Means, Michael 78,81 Meley, Laurence 68 Mellinger, Kenneth 22, 72 Meshey, David 83, 85 Metzler, James 85 Metzler, Pamela 85 METZLER, SUE 108 Meyer, Brad 41, 86 Miley, Joyce 78 Miller, Beverly 91 MILLER, DALE 20, 24, 109 Miller, David 86 MILLER, GARY 109 Miller, Glenn 20,25,41, 86 Miller, James 78 Miller, Judy 86 Miller, Karin 86 MILLER, LINDA 108 R, LARRY 6,47,4s,1o7 1 we QQ K' ff PM' ' J M042 seo0?4 swf- MW' MUN' , may ROHM www Mow. 5 lvlcqld' mmf- A L bf C 1,4 Mull. if 511518 !-f','c.'S- 5' HWS- U Neuhiwl Ne1f5'3Kf XDKGN. Emil. 5 obeshclc 0'Dor:-cf O'D05'?-T owpecf Owens, I Parmef. Farmer. Patterscf PEACHE Peachq' Penno. C Penvoie Perella. Perella. PETERS PETERS Petrillz Pfeiffer Phenneg Phenx-.ei Pickgl, Pike, P Plank. QUING Ranch, Ranch, Sanuk, a Rag: Rathm Raymc REAX1 Ream' REAN1 Reed' Reed, Reese, Reesq Rqimc REINF Reinh Remle Nh,-V Miner, Roberta 16,78 Moore, Doris 91 Moore, Dorothy 91 J. Kenneth 86 Moore, Kandy 33,91 MOORE, KATHY 109 Moran, Brodie 91 Morris, Catherine 76, 78 Morris, Maria 25, 86 Morrow, Lynn 16, 19, 50, 86 Moore , MORROW, JAMES 2,20,25,34,94, 109 Moscovic, Janet 78, 81 Moser, Gary 78 Mowrer, Ronald 86 Mowrer, Saul' 49 149 39 9 91 Mull, Roy 78 Musser, 101111 67, 134 Myers, Diana 78 Myers, Lorraine 16, 86 Neuhauser, Larry 86 Newborg, William 86 NIXON, RICHARD 108 Norris, Anthony 20, 78 Oberholtzer, Dennis 91 O'Donnell, Dale 91 O'DONNELL, TRUDY 108 Overpeck, Sherry 78 Owens, Deborah 33,91 Parmer, Cynthia 16,78 Parmer, Jerri 78 Patterson, Ronald 86 PEACHEY, SANDY 9,21,39, 108,149 Peachey, Thomas 86 Penno, Claudio 9 Penvose, Neil 66 Perella, Judy 11, 14,21,63,91 Perella, Thomas 70, 127 PETERS, JOHN 3,34,40,109, 118 PETERSEN, JOHN 109 Petnrilla, Fred 66 Pfeiffer, Ellen 86 Phenneger, Joann 76 Phenneger, Michele 91 Pickel, Patrick 90,91 Pike, Ruth 92 Plank, James 78 QUINO, KENNETH 109 Ranck, Beth 86 Ranck, Earl 64 Ranck, Wendel 26, 27, 92 Rapp, Kaiihy 92 Rapp, Randall 92 Rathman, Randy 86 Raymond, Angela 16,78 REAM, BARRY 110 Ream, Joan Louise 79 REAM, LINDA 20, 110 Reed, Marlin 65, 144 Reed, Patricia 54,68 Reese, Michael 86 Reeser, Dolores 16,86 Reimold, Glenda 28,79 REINHART, CAROLE 20, Reinhart, Phyllis 82, 86 Remley, Lynne 14, 16,92 1 Remley, Remley, ReginaId,S. 64 Scott 9, 20,79 RENNINGER, DIANE 25, 111 Renshaw, Clayton 92 Renshaw, Michael 79 Ressler, Debra 79 Rhoads, Dennis 10, 14, 20,92 Rice, Joan 16,29,92 Riehl, John 86 Riehl, Julia 86 Rineer, Curtis 79 RINEER GARY 1 11 7 Rineer, Luann 79 Rissler, Ed 2 Ritter, Earl 86 RIVIERA, LOUIS 110 ROHRER, ALLAN 4, 5, 34, 39,110 Rohrer, Eileen 16,75,79 Rohrer, Linda 86 Rohrer, Roger 16,20,22,36,47,48,92 Roth, John G. Jr. 65,147,149 Rowe, Patricia 79 Rubincam, Garry 92 Rubincam, Larry 92 Ruth, Debra 23,33,43,44,45,92 Ruth, Linda 22,76,79 Rutt, Roger 79 Rutter, Michael 79 Ryner, Randall 79 yni er, Ryni er San oe Sandoe , Sandoe , 5 Y Dorothy 79 John 92 LINDA 110 Carl 3 Mary 92 Paul 79 Joanne 92 angre , SANGREY KATHY 5, 21, 43, 45, Sargent, Sargent, SAUDE Saunder James 86 John 34 86 GERALD 111 , Gwendolyn 16,79 Schenke Mrs Joanne 68 Schlin Schn ee SCI-INEEBELE , SHARON 16 an, Nadine 79 ele, Gary 86 Schreiner Lois 92 Schlicter, James 51, 68, 134 Scott, J Seabrea ohn 64 se, Judy 16, 87 Secunda , David 92 Seymo Shank, ' Shank, Shaub , SI-IEA Shearer Shearer r, Ruth 87 Gary 79 William 3 Donald 87 ,111 110,119,148 Shaubach, Sandra87 Shaeffer, Julia 24,87 SAN9 13 23 63 112 132 SU 7 7 7 7 R, 1 , Rose Marie 69 , Steven 79 SHEE, EAYE 112 SI-HRK DENNIS 112 Shirk, Jean 22 Siegel, Robert 40, 65 Ryner, Richard 86 R . RYNIER, d 2 7 R9 b 'll FFE YMA SLA KER, KATHY 13,113 Slaymaker, Irvin 64 Slaynaaker, Randall 87 Sliger, Anna 80, 81 Sliger, Milford 87 Slusser, Jon 46 SMITH, BRUCE 113 Smith, Kathryn 92 Smith, Kenneth 90,92 Smith, Rhonda 87 Smoker, Arlene 16,80 SMOKER, CARL 113 SMOKER, EMMA 113 Smoker, James 80 Smoker, Jay 16,92 Smoker, Karen 16, 29, 72, 86, 87 SMOKER, THELMA 112 Smoker, Vernon 80 SMOKER, WAYNE 16,34,112, 118 Solesbee, Connie 80 Souders, Craig 56, 79, 80 Sowers, Jonathan 92 Sowers, Valerie 80 Spade, Robert 80 Spotts, Charles 92 Spotts, Rodney 80 SPOTTS, RONALD 34, 57, 113 Stanley, Denise 80, 81 Stanley, Jane 80 Stauffer, Richard 80 Stauffer, Sandra 87 Steffy, Sharon 92 Stoltzfus, Anna 80 STOLTZFUS, BEVERLY 113 Stoltzfus, Brenda 87 STOLTZFUS, CAROL 8,39,50, 114,132 Stoltzfus, Carol 29,33,93 Stoltzfus, Fannie 23, 86, 87 Stoltzfus, Jeffrey 80 STOLTZFUS, JOYCE 29,114 Stoltzfus, 16,80 STOLTZFUS, I. RAYMOND 7,34,61,115 Stoltzfus, Marlin 80 Steffy, Mrs. Carolyn M. 70 Stoltzfus, Phyllis 16,80 STOLTZFUS, RAY J. 34,94, 115 Stoltzfus, Robert 80 Stoltzfus, Ronald 87 Stoltzfus, Ruth 16 STOLTZFUS, SARA JANE 12, 114 Stoltzfus, Sharon 4, 50, 92, 93 Stoltzfus, William 87 Strubel, Aleta 87 Strubel, Joyce 93 Strubel, Kenneth 80 Strubel, Michael 80 Summers, Darla 87 Summers, David 87 Summers, Janice 80 Summers, Linda 93 Summers, Nevin 90,93 SUMMERS, VIRGINIA 114 Taylor, Kathleen 80 Tillman, Hazel 87 Trago, George 89,93 Trego, Randall 16,81 Troupe, BaI'ba1':l 93 TROUPE, HAROLD 114 Troupe, Susan 81 Trout, Rhonda 93 URBAN, ARLENE 115 Vandergriff, Kathi 81 Valentine, Patrick 93 Wallace, Norma 81 WAMBOLD, KARON 115 Wambold, Nancy 25,87 Wanner, Alfred 64 Wanner, David 16,93 Wanner, Esther 81 WANNER, GARY 34,4-6,47,49,115 Wanner, John 81 Wanner, Robert 26,63,93 WANNER, Ross 4,7,26,34,49,11S Wanner, Victoria 29,33,93 WATTS, BARBARA 117 Watts, Gerri Ann 16,81 WEAVER, DONALD 116 Weaver, Sandy 87 Webster, Mary Jane 70 WEIR, LARRY 57, 116 Weir, Loretta 81 Weir, Nancy 81 Welsh, Donald 93 Welsh, Rayrnond 81 Wenger, Patricia 14,29,87 Wenger, Sharon 87 Werner, Gene 93 WHITE, GRACE 13, 117,118,142 WHITE, POLLY 117,119 White, Suzanne 87 Wiker, Sheila 90,93 Wile, Eugene 67 Wiley, June 87 Winters, Gary 84 Wise, Mrs. Martha 29 Wolfe, Dale 81 Wolfe, Herman 93 Wood, Gary 81 Wood, Linda 93 Woods, Jay 93 WOODS, VICTOR 116 Wright, Nancy 81 Yashek, Mrs. Rosalye 69 Yoder, Larry 93 Yoder, Ronald 81 Yost, Nancy 28, 81 Yost, Vernon 93 Young, Brenda 19,86 YOUNG, DALE 16,116 Young, Randy 81 Zepp, Martha 70 Zimmerman, Dawn 70 Zimmerman, John 87 Zimmerman, John 16,23,81 ZIMMERMAN, LORRAINE 12,116 Zook, Betty 33,93 ZOOK, MIRIAM 13,117 Zook, Shirley 16, 87 Zook, Timothy 81 1 LI. X COMPLIMENTS OF WM. MOSCOVIC LUMBER CO. INC. DUTCH TOWN AND COUNTRY INN Steaks-Seafoods-Lunclaev Dinners Phone: 442-49l2 Vintage, Pa . MARK E. DENLINGER lntercourse, Perma, Electric Heating, Wiring and Appliances 768-3541 Dr. Robert Crandall, school dentist, conducts one of his many examinations during the year. Compliments of RlLEY'S GIFT SHOP Paradise, Pa. The flute section practices under the direction of Mr. Perella. WALTER PIETSCH APPLIANCE CENTER Sales 81 Servicei' Smoketown, Pennsylvania Magnavox- -Whirlpool gl Zenith Phone 394-5531 1- a 1 E BE H DE T RKEY FARM Americo's OldeSf Paradise, Po Mel's Texaco Cheerleaders vigorously lead soccer fans in a cheer: W111-le a closed circuit TV camera captures all the aCt101'1. 128 Study-i Fragz F X 1: - heeff n I C IM I the FORRY 8L HACKER PRINTERS Letterpress Offset Printers of The Pioneer 248 East Liberty St. Lancaster, Penna. Studying diligently, foreign exchange student Vicky Fraga prepares her French lesson for the day. ' GORDGN E. KLING Real tor 8. Auctioneer intercourse, Pa . 7 i 7-768 -82 l 6 1 1 , iu 129 i HAROLD A. HORN AGENCY S P Complete lnsurance Service Q 215-217 Fulton Bank Building T Lancaster, Pa. I Phones: 392-2079 or 392-6829 T T 1 T l ' W. R. WATSON Contractor Painting and Decorating ' Painting and Paperhanging T I ' I , Floor Sanding and Finishing Gap, Pa. PIONEER GIFT SHOP T45 East Main Street New Holland, Pa. l7557 Distinctive Gifts--Linens--and Jewelry Letisse Handbags Ernst Ties - L. J. DENLINGER CO. Paradise, Pa. Master Mix Feeds, Lumber-Coal Denlinger's Feeds Serve Definite Needs. 768-303 T 768-302 i General Trucking RAYMOND HILLARD, JR. E GREEN LANTERN RESTAURANT Platters, Dinners, 8. Sandwiches Open Daily Except Monday 1 1 l 'J' 2: .-- , . TRAVEl.ER'S REST MoTEL ln The Village of Intercourse en and Cookie Phone l7l7J 768-873i yy Stoltzfus Intercourse, Pa. TES-31 i BRACKBlLL'S GARAGE Intercourse, Pa. General Repair Work Gap, Pa. A ,f s NEW HOLLAND MEAT MARKET T I L.l35-f'Q-i1'- Phone 354-8351 p 'fm' V' Butcher - Fresh and Smoked Meats A lg -ki ' A Corner of Main 8. Railroad Sts. THOMAS F. FEISTER l Painting 8. Paperh'anging R. D. lil Kinzer, Pa. Phone: 442-438i 3 3 I l MAuRlcE M. oooo 3. soN R. D. ti Gordonville, Pa. Your Agway Representative - 4 l MAY ff KIN ffvoul W f All CAB! A H ' lr - Iii N 130 X 0 Cars Trucks HORNING DODGE INC. 501 E. Main Street New Holland, Penne. 17557 Good Luck to the Class of 1969 Phone: 7177354-2184 Sales Leasing 1 Compliments of A OS B. M W11-MER VERI-KLEEN CAR WASH MAYTAG HOME APPLIANCE CENTER X i Q KINZER EQUIPMENT CO ewehy voun EQUIPMENT CENTER IN LANCASTER COUNTY Box 23, KlNzERs, PENNA. 17535 l PHONE 717 - 442-4186 IRI : es ENY - TT PY HERSHEY GARMENT COMPANY L ,we I Phone 687-6071 77 763-3731 Paradise, Pennsylvania 2, Pc. 17534 I . DILLERS ELECTRICAL SERVICE Intercourse, Pa. Industrial-Commerciai-Residential I.-Huy..-,his name is not indicative gf his many KelVinGfor Appliances services to Pequea. Phone: 768-3321 or 768-3323 i '--I .iEVERYTl llNG hon BPQQ1-nj ON LANCASTER COUNTY'S MOST COMPLETE LINE OF SPORTING GOODS Pequea VaIIey Class Jackets 30 West King Sffeef nl Lancaster, PC1- 394 -0561 131 C lSt1 dS Sh ffctt bs g ding the purchase of an advertisement in the '69 P q 1an. nn I 3- I WAYNE HERSHEY LENGACHER'S CHEESE HOUSE Retail--Wholesale General Store R.D. 'll Kinzers, Pa. 17535 Coins, pq. Phone 442-4388 J. W. DURHAM Duplicating Equipment Paper 8. Supplies f-.,,fM 2213 Lincoln Highway East Lancaster, Pa. lI76O4 Besl Wlshes lo lhe Class of .69 Mr. Fulmer comes to the rescue whenever a faculty absence occurs. GARDEN SPOT BOWLING CENTER ' l MILLER BROS. AUTO BODY SHOP Fender 8. Body Repairs Refinishing--Towing Rental--Campers--Sales Buy or Sell--We Serve You Well WARREN WEAVER, INC. REALTOR 222 E. Orange St. Lancaster, Pa. otzfus an ue ea er on ac area uinesses gi 393-0403 1909 H 1969 Department Store Hai-dwqre'SfQre Gulf Petroleum Products Bottled Gas Dial 768-3l3l lntercourse, Pa. -1-ip? 132 Z ii X S TH X 1 , JSE B5 C0mpliments of DEE E. GEE Ladies Apparel 14 E. Main St. Strasburg, Pa. absence Compliments 1 Of GAP DINER Routes 41 and 30, Gap, Pa. 1 RED ROBlNSON'S GARAGE Gap, Pa. DUTCH WAGONWHEEL RESTAURANT Route 30 Open 24 hours Platters and Dinners Phone 687-6896 SHOP JOHN N. SAUDER AUTO CO, New Holland R.D.fli1, PQ. Phone: 354-2181 Chevrolet 8. Oldsmobile -nl -9 Well I Barber Shop Paradise, Penna. f 5 Compliments of M THE VINTAGE STORE AND AMISH 505 CINEMA With preparations for the noon meal complete, the cafe teria ladies add the finishing touches. f I - 1 1 F I 1 l NEW HOLLAND AIRPGRT New Holland, Pa. 17557 Phone 717-354-5441 Cessna sales 8. service--United States 8. Canodo Air Tqxi--Single Engine 8. Twin Engine 1 Government Certified Flight School tor: Private, commercial, and Instructor Pilot Certificate Instrument Rating Multi-E-ngine Rating Ground School I l ZI EMER BUIC K, INC Buick 8. Opel Sales 8. Service New Holland, Pa. Phone: 354-2215 During one of the few breaks in a busy day's sched- ule, Mr. Schlichter and Mr. Musser take time for a casual chat. GEORGE E . HOAR Insurance Agency Insurance Coverage for All Risks Automobile and General Casualty Fire, Storm and Extended Coverage I Modern Homeowners Package Policies 442-4393LState Road Gap, Pennsylvania I' -I 134 V tb, St :ef- Pm 1: S v, .,i- X I 2-'Y I i l , 'I , ARTIST s EMBLEM CGMPANY Division of Theo. R. Schwalm, Inc. 7I5 N . Pine St. Lancaster, Pa. Phone Q7I7l 397-0713 Manufacturers ,Of Pins - Rings - Keys and Metal Trophies kiciekkicuk Special Order Emblems Lapel Buttons, Service Awards for Schools, Industries, Churches, Hospitals We Will Develop And Produce Special Designs And Tooling For Civic Organizations, Industries, And Technical Organizations. BUY DIRECT AND SAVE UDO VONGEHR BROWN FUNERAL HOME Watch and Jewelry Repair Gap, P III Elizabeth Street Christiana, Pa. Carl A. D. Brown, Jr.-Dil'eC'f0l' I ' I Amos EBY coMPANY 'g gched- me fO1' 3 Manufac turers of , f ,T High Grade Fertilizer . Phone: 687-609i In The Student Council Snack Bar, managed by lts P d.Se Perma IIU members, provides refreshment at the Garden Ora I 1 - .sig Spot soccer game. ,ICICQ .- ll I - - -'- 135 1 i 1 CLARK ELECTRIC, INC. Kelvinqtor Appliances and Girton Milk Tanks Electric Heating Electrical and Refrigeration Service R. D. ti, Kinzee, PQ. Pl1One2763'3228 KINMO MOTEL Kinzers , Pa . COMPLIME NTS OF L I In the interest of education, 12-1 students brave the S ' S cold weather to Search for insects in order to meet a requirement for Advanced Biology. vv.s.HoRst,1Nc. Plumbing and Heating Gap, Pa. RUTT'S GIFT SHOP Complete Film 8. Developing Service intercourse, Pa. Phone: week's menu, Mrs. Frew calculates expenses while planning 2 136 i Intheqmetrn Luster and 1. , 71 ,ffl - Qi' I ,f , iw' 3, 9? l :QQ X it ,- Qi. Q ,- :S ' .4:. Cliff. BIRD-th BirdJ Flu S X X X 1 - I I I 1 - H' 1- J- In the quietness of the vacant, after-school hall, Mr. Leister and Mr. Brosius conduct an informal confer? ence. BIRD-IN-HAND MOTOR INN Bird-In-Hand, Po. 17505 Phone: 717-768-8271 SHRElNER'S FLOWER SHOP JOHN J. HESS II Purina Chows Feed Fertilizer R. D. ffi Paradise, Pennci. A--I-4 'fm' l 006 ' FEE e I Dutch wonderland LANCASTER, PENNSYLVANIA For Youngsters of All Ages From One to Ninety-One 14 ACRES OF ENCHANTED ADVENTURE FOR EVERY MEMBER OF THE FAMILY S - , -I 137 AC KER'S TRUCKING SERVICE Fuel Oil - Moving - Coal Paradise, Penna. I7562 392 -3910 687-6040 GOOD'S FURNITURE Route 23 2 Blocks West of New Holland New Holland, Pa. Phone: 354-5I78 M HARVEST DRIVE FARM MOTEL AND DINING ROOM Harvest Drive 8. Clearview Rd. R. D. ti Gordonville, PQ. r. I-Ialdeman concludes a typical school day. PLANT FOOD STORE Harvey G . Good Agricultural Limestone-Fertilizers Special Plant Foods-Soil Testing Water Hauling lntercourse, Pa. Phone: 768-845l HOWARD BRACKBILL'S GARAGE Complete Auto Repairs Used Cars Corner of Old Philadelphia Pike and Gordonville Road Ranks, R. D. ti Phone: 768-3651 MYER HESS Pioneer Seed Corn Alfalfa - Sorghum - Sales R. D. ti Gordonville, PQ. l7529 Phone: 768-8922 we 'YJ ., fi' ' lvl v, 1. wwf' wi I f lllf IW' A511 Bmi I 6M I ' in ll 71+ K ' ' - 24 ba., yvfl Q llgld P' no We X L . - if l X 5, '59 31 day. EL d. -1- X -.. WHITE HORSE LUNCHEONETTE l I I Route 340, White Horse, Pa. I Bar-B-Q's, Subs , Steaks Take-OU1. Service Devotecl directors were essential to the successful production of Annie Get Your Gun. THE PANCAKE MAN RESTAURANT A Snack to a Complete Meal Route 30 KITCHEN KETTLE FOODS 8 miles east of Lancaster Soudersburg, Pa . 687-7984 46 A Community ot Quaint Shops 'ur tli'A Family Dining Since l93l 2 - f,., 'cj , .lull 7 Hz. 4 5' jig 1 ', -.A l llll, Ili . 355, ,. ll' . ' f 'ill l, ' . JG? ul ' fl' K, V I fi 'iz ,,l A 6 Miles East of Lancaster on U.S. 30 V y lntercourse, Pa. WL! I' U W! Br'-. A :kt ,L , , WELTAWWW --',,', Vvfl M M '1fMt?3'mf51,-jWfiw,,,,:.yv., 'AIQWV I - , 7 ' s at L gunna'-urn 5. fh 'i A141382-sifl f 4 it 1-N- A A -VJ! STRAS BURG PHARMACY I . .-.-'WN' . n. - ' - H A Center Square Strasburg, Pa. L y 687-6058 FOCCCY fans surround the Braves as they comC onto the wld Prior to the Garden Spot game kiCl4-Off- 139 wi A I 1 , .gi I 1 v n 1 LooK Fora THIS 2 SYMBOL or SERVICE A FULL SERVICE BANK Stop In At Eifher Office b Main Office, Wesf Branch, 210 Easf Main Sf 424 Wes? Main Sf THE FARMERS NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY of New Holland A New Holland - Penna. l7557 'l Member FDIC 5 iam cEHMAN'S LUNCH JoHN J. HooBER, INC. A Take-our Service Gordonville, Pa. I lntercourse, Pa. Feed and Lumber S . Phone: 768-32l6 or 768-848i nd ' 3 l 5 I f 1 161- X. SUMMERS BROS. T Rl Plumbing - Hearing - Hardware 1 GOP, Pa. Phone: 442 -4163 ' -gui- GAP CITGO STATION THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF INTERCOURSE Intercourse, Pennsylvania Cheerleaders and pep band indoctrinate freshmen to pep rally happenings. IXIEVV CHALLENGES firms IIXI LIEE . . . are waiting for you. Go after them. Show the world you have the staying power to achieve your highest ambitions. New Holland believes you'll tackle your new goals with enthusiasm, keen judgment and mature responsibility. We're proud of you, proud of your school, and proud of those who have worked with you in the classroom. We hope you're proud of yourselves. You should be, because you've cleared the first big hurdle. Now,Class of 1969, prepare yourselves for the new and important challenges ahead. 'Wu-'sw H l.l.Arv: 141 F- LINCOLN-WAY LUMBER Complete Line of Building Materials All Types of Roof Trusses Design-Drafting-Blue Printing Grace Vlfhite and Burnell Denlinger solicit Miss , Bennecoff's purchase of the '69 Pequoian. I 1 I 1 I i XXX 5 N i 2 Paradise, Pa. Compliments of STAUFFER'S DRUGS New Holland, Pa. Phone: 442-4l6l Compliments of SC OTTIES GROCERIES PATTI-TONE Gap, Pa. Z l 9 i 1 ? 4 l l 4 l T 2 1 l il l l l i l l 1 l i l l 1 J t 1 a . 4 l t l E l l l 2 7 3 l 4 vw' U sl HD . Sl Nl' C 1.9 avifiigi Pt PA Waym F Paul Seq i D0n'l Hit q X Roy P. 8. Jane B. Scott Proprietors LEIDY'S GARAGE Kingers, P . Freshmen girls demonstrate the proper spotting Ge he ral Reptlll' Gnd lr1SpeCl'i0r1 technique for a headstand. 4 i C n l l l l 1 l W witggg-N 142 K ru I l 1 Your Local FORD Dealer B. Z. MELLINGER, INC Mustang Falcon - Ford - Fairlane Thunderbird 508 W. Main Street New Holland, Pennq, Dial 354-5I9I J. R. BURKHOLDER BODY SHOP Paradise, Pa. ' 768-3775 W5 P .1 ...iz '-'I --1 X Nfflm .ig Q 'xl - fr. .7 .as '-BP As Director of Transportation, Mr. Gingher super- VISGS as the buses load and prepare to depart. Phone: 687-6292 Phone: GAP 442-4333 Paradise, Pa. DOR-MAE gi Beauty Salon 'QPR PARADISE SUPPLY R.D. NO. I Q Paradise, Pa. I7562 W0'Yne FeeCl5 BUIlClI I9 Sl-'PPlies Dorothy M. Zimmerman, Prop. ESSO SERVICE . . .by . . . Paul Secunda Vintage, Penna. Drive Carefully! Don t Hit a Pretty Girl--We Need Them Warm up exercises led by Mr. Bailey begin a day's SYH1 class. Specialists in Educational Aids and Materials For Ninety l90D Years L. B. HERR 8. SON Downtown Lancaster Phone: 394-7I5I ENTERPRISE TELEPHONE COMPANY . . . extension telephones - A won- derful way to save steps and time . . in color . . . add beauty and conve- nience to everyday living. W For Complete Telephone Service Call 354-2IO2 37-43 Diller Ave. New Holland, Penna. ii 1 Z D its l l x lfif is A f- A T es f rr - 77' ' ' You Ca1itBuy The Pe1'fe0tROLtz0n You Have to Build It K Leon B. Hershey 56x T66 p A Paradise, Pa. P66661 768-8792 ' T 6 6 6 Q- F ST 'L 6 6 F ,... . Af ,Y' W p Qi M, .,,,6 Ap ,T ,,66. is 6 AN ANTIQUES AND STUFF Gap, Pa. LlCHTY'S TAXIDERMY STUDIO Gordonville, Pa. 17529 i RAPP'S ESSO Mr. Reed explains a difficult problem to the '12-5 math class. Paradise , Pe nna . Compliments of BLUE BALL BOWL all M. E. BYLER I Frozen Food Lockers Fresh 8. Smoked Meats--Groceries Frozen Foods Mears by Side or Quarter Gap, Pa. 1 i 144 B X 'W l0Build1l MD SMF Po. gm srwlo rg. 17529 ik' DON'S BARBER SHOP Gap, Po. Phone: 442-4379 1-Y KRAMER's GARAGE R. D. 41 Kinzers, Pa. -1 . Fearlessly, the Pequea Braves capture our enemi and hold them prisoner during a pep assembly. AMISH COUNTRY MOTEL Bind-in-Hand, Pa. EBY'S AUTO BODY SHOP West Lincoln Highway Coatesville, Penna. Phone 384-3909 B1ank's Phillip 66 Rou fe 30, Gap 442-8373 PLAIN 8L FANCY FARM AND DINING ROOM Amish House Tours Bake Shop Bircl-ln-Hand, Pa. Dining Roomwifh banquef Facilities to servefrom l5 to 350 family style or platter. Family style serving in our main dining room. ll:30 - 8:00 GIFT SHOP COIN SHOP Ample Parking Route 340 Phone: 768-828i Closed Sunday 6 ,.. l . W' WARREN W. WEAVER CHET 5 GULF Auto Repairs--Tubes--tires JeWeIer Official Inspection Station--Automatic Transmission Repairs 144 E. Main Street Route 41 GOP R-21 P0- New Holland, Pa. 442-4210 f IRVIN c. SLAYMAKER Builder Kinzei- R. D. ti 442-4492 A Go '-,-- ' SCHENKE TOOL CO. , A ' Rod Paradise, Pa . I ? S NOAH N. MARTIN . . , , Wlth World events of today an lmportant part of PlUITllDlI'1g, l'leC1l'Ir1g, Hardware Problems of Democracy, senior boys devote a Antiques I few moments to scan the headlines. Intercourse, Penna. 17534 Myers Water System ' 1 I BEST WisHEs A SHIRK CHEVROLET, mc. KEYSTONE cvc LES l Paradise, Pa. 17562 1- l Phone 768-8225 I Area Code 717 David L. Shirk HARRY M. BENNER BARBER LEAMAN PLACE Phone: 768-301 1 Mf- R0 146 Q SAVE TWICE Low Prices PIus King Korn stamps. Phone: 768-887I Paradise, Pa. LEAMAN PLACE SU PERMARKET CQII Your Order In f7I7D 442-4110 THE BAY WINDOW Rt. 30, East, Vintage, Pa. Snack Bar - and - Gift Shop Specialty Subs - and - Steaks Shakes, French Fries, Burgers, etc FISHER'S DIESEL Sales 8. Service Homelite Chain Saws Pumps 8: Generators Gap, Pa. Phone: 442-4674 Compliments of E. L. AMES Radio 8. T.V. Repair Service Paradise, Pa . Phone: 768-3046 M Roth tries his hand at a game of skill. MILLER'S SMORGASBORD Penna. Dutch Smorgasbord Seven Sweets 8: Seven Sour i INTERNATIONAL . HARVESTER PARTS AND SERVICE C. B. HOOBER 81 SON INTERCOURSE, PA. 17534 PHONE 768 8231 Gunsmithing-Hunting-Fishing Archery-Golfing Athletic Equipment Games-Hobbies-Pool Tables THE SPORTSMAN'S sHoP Phone: 354-789i IOI West Main Street New Holland, Pa. PAUL I. SHEAFFER Insurance Agency Infercourse, Pa. Phone: 768-8236 The search for knowledge is a never-ending pr CCSS. STATE BANK OF PARADISE The Bank of Service Paradise, Pa. Higher Educafion - Aufo - Farm Home - Personal Loans I MemberofF.D.I.C. 939 HAGER ST. P BALDWI NS GARAGE IS UAL LANCASTER, PA. 17603 A --ll..--I.-I U Coins, po D A. H. HOSTETTER, INC. Prangley Ave . and Ruby ST. Body and Fender Repair HAUBERT'S NURSERY GordonviIIe, Pa . Phone: 442 -4680 School Store attendants Kathy San re and Vic Mc S Y EVOY Show one of the many items available for sale. G4 For With voi Give M rally. Q- Wre V C PAUL R X 'kv Pu . me AMDISE Nice' I. no ' Fam' loan LC. II AGE 1' WW' .aww 1,1 , SPRING GARDEN STORE John N. Smoker General Merchandise - Novelties Giftware R.D. 'II Kinzers, Pa. GAP HILL INN For Reservations Phone 7I7-442-9977 Cocktail Lounge Dancing Fri. 8g Sat. Nights Steaks 8. Seafood I I8 miles East of Lancaster With voices ready, 'the seniors prepare to win the Give Me a Letter contest during a falll sports pep rally. Compliments of SMELTZ BODY SHOP Wreck Repairing 81 Refinishing Volkswagens A Specialty Gordonvllle, Pa I7529 PAUL R SMELTZ Intercourse 768 3I4I r .f ' l If II lm., Mr. Roth shows Sandy Peachey the complexities of tri onometr . I 8 Y RUTTER'S GROCERY Kinzer, Pa . 442-4325 Compliments of JUNIOR AND SENIOR FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA QQ of 3 Q fn 5 I E fx . -, Co Us 5 '90 HQ? NEW Q N wb ,w ww 5 K i COMPLIMENTS OF 12-1 If 1 , 1 S w T 1 50 ' ii We invite you to enjoy the finest milk and ice cream from the Ec1sf's most modern dairy. PENN DAIRIE INC 5 151 Your School Phofog rophel' HELLEY'S STU DIG 9 Cenfrol Plozo Lonoosfer, Penno. 17602 152 2 Riff, .. , .HQ JV Ff' Mr, . ,V,, W , 2 411 , 4 ,.j,,! I, ,KM 1 'Q-if , ,T W 2 ill 35 I 1 1 1 I x