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

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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.

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'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'

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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