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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1972 volume:

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X 4 . 1 f . x I.. , V '35 J ,Sf ff M, f xy, .H 4 .mix A, 'sf f 4, fr ' . 32 I3 . n .r , -5-puvnrfr .Ta ,Q A ,'1f 4 5 . f..- V m jfieg lx U P 6 11 Jw A3 , .V rf . fggfld 4 A. 5. sg, :HN1 Q I 1 I 'a -3 4 I Ik I ,-A! ,XA I I I .9 I I -4 I I ,fi . 31, ' I , 3, I. I I if f 1 I I I , I , I I I I 1 , .wi I I , . I I I . I wi I. I gl 4 ,I -I I J I 1 I I I I , -I I Q . 1 , N I . 4 1 E I I . I I 1-nag-wr-' E 2 ? za 5? S 2 S SQ f mi X 95 qs--W x SYFX K f 0 QA Sw ew S i A W X . AN gx X. N Qlx, English was taught by Ruth Bicking, Patricia Reed, Janice Auer, William Zahm, Jay Fulmer, and Laurence Meley. Miss Reed, Mr. Meley, and Mr. Zahm, in addition, taught creative writing, journal- ism, and public speaking, respectively. A recent innovation of this department was the team teachingw by Miss Bicking, Miss Auer, and Mr. Zahm of the sophomores. The members of the English Depart- ment enhanced their lectures and class dis- cussions with visual aids such as records, Hlmstrips, and movies. Milan Kratzer, German, and Laurence Meley, French, comprised the Foreign Language Department. With the use ofthe newly completed language laboratory, every student was able to read aloud to himself and receive individual help from his instructor. John Whitton was employed as the reading teacher. Miss Auer, Miss Bicking, Mr. Meley .X . 1 N51-rx. 4 fi.. , 35 x .T 'abil A ikff is s it . -.,,-,-.:....,:,v.,..,, V... -7,-. .----- f- Vv-,Y-Y... A --..-. wh- Y in M .- .-... : Mr. Bailey, Mrs. Futer, Mrs. Smoker, Mr, Deemef 20 47i,,.- The F geflllflg t al arts, H John lt and chor taughtcl Mrs, Hom6'E redecorii Jack 1' teacher- T he I1 the addil The Fine and Applied Arts were taught by teachers repre- senting the categories of music, art, home-economics, industri- al arts, agriculture, and physical education. John Koshuta and Peter Jarjisian served as the instrumental and choral directors, respectively. Mr. Jarjisian, in addition, taught classes of music appreciation and music theory. Mrs. Louetta Hurst and Martha Zepp comprised the Home-Ec. Department. The major project this year was the redecoration of the home-economics suite. Jack McCray has recently joined the staff as an agriculture teacher. The Industrial Arts Department has been strengthened by the addition of John Yuska and Lester Howerter to the veter- an teaching of Harold Brenner. Mr. Brenner has constructed benches and other equipment for the renovation of the lobby. Donald Bailey and Joann Kramer were the members ofthe Physical Education and Health Department. Miss Kramer in- troduced indoor recreation to several of her classes, and would like to initiate sports such as archery and tennis into next years schedule. Under the guidance of Mrs. Marie Futer, the art students have aided school and community organizations by silk screen- ing posters. Interest in macreme led to special classes after school. The driver education duo of Robert Gingher and Jeff Gam- ber have survived, as always, the escapades of novice drivers. Mr, Brenner, Mr. Jarjisian, Mr. Bassett, Mr, McCray. The Science Department, chaired by chemistry and physics instructor John Madigan, included Henry Deemer, John Kitch, and John Celli. Several new courses will soon be added to the Science Department, such as ad- vanced chemistry and an ecological study. Greater freedom will also be alloted to the students in their science choices. John Musser was elected to serve as chairman ol' the History Department, with its members being Eugene Wile, civics, Jefl' Gamber, P.0.D., Richard Gerz, American history, and Herbert Mc- Donald, geography. To stimulate the thinking ability of ev- ery American history student, Mr. Gerz introduced simulation games into his teaching format, which included such top- ics as labor in the United States, propa- ganda, and the Vietnam situation. His students were also asked to formulate debates and to discuss current information from phamphlets. , ,,..-.,,-5,v.-.- v-A U .--W-V--W -g A - Y- , -. . ,. iw, -77,7 U Mr. Wile, Mr. Whitton, Mrs. Hurst, and Miss Zepp A .. ig X Mr. Gerz, Miss Reed, and Mr. Celli 22 h ,,,Y, ,WW nga YW f- ,: r E t 9 53' ai' 5 if :I 1 1 4153? . V 1,214 .3 e saggy -. V -4-Z 1 :gg ' , ,B 4 ls, -. Lf ,Q if ,ctw f af . is 5 ia ai it 2 4 Yi 5.. V . -:zz ' S 1 in ' ir ie 3 5 , - -4-r s S IEEE Mr. Madigan, Mr. Yuska, Mr. Kitch, and Mrs. Steele. Mathmatics Department head Robert Siegel was aided by Mrs. Patricia Steele and Jay Charles. Two new subjects intro- duced by this department were probability and statitics and introductory calculus, taught by Mrs. Steele and Mr. Siegel, re- spectively. A rise in independent study has also taken place in the 1971-72 term. Mr. Siegel, though he termed this year as fair, is anxious for change. He has re- quested the purchase of several pro- grammable calculators, and would like to see smaller classes and more individulized student work. nav' Mr. Adams, Mr. Siegel, Mr. Howerter, and Mr. Musser. . ,.... .. W.. .. . .A M . .Y . .as W.,,-.., Miss Beam, Mr. Kratzer, Miss Kramer, and Mr. Charles. W . 533 yi! I Q 1 I is 1 iv ,ri 512 ixf.. ,iii .r i iii X 9 i Ei 5 2 P54 if ig: MM. ii Mrs, Yashek, Mr. Martin, and Mr. Koshuta. ' wi ,- 1 f.. 2 I Pi f V, ' ,f ' , .g1. 1 w, -' F 1 5. ' V I , 5 V 5, , 4 ,H 19 1' f' iff 1, '- ! lj! in g i fi If 'X i, pi., i ,i r i I In ,i is I Xi ff ,' f , f i i L r' 4 K f Z Y 24 by ..,ff' I A 2 l 'QX A 1- B Mr. Zahm, Mr. Fulmer, and Mr. McDonald. 25 E' N X.xx, , Q The chairman of the Business Department, David Bas- sett, worked with Mrs. Joanne Smoker, Marianne Beam, and Dennis Adams in the teaching of commercial skills such as typing, bookkeeping, shorthand, law, man- agement, and office practice. The goal of the Business Department, explained Mr. Bassett, is to train students for job entry. A deeper and more specialized program, however, is necessary for the Pequea student. Courses like graphic arts and accounting should be added to the curriculum. The business students served the entire school. Some aided teachers while others typed, stenciled, and ran off needed materials. Horace Martin served as Pequeals guidance counselor. The nursing duties were assumed by Mrs. Rhoda Hostetter. Mrs. Rosalye Yashek took command of the new li- brary facilities. Though extremely pleased with the greater amountof room available, her work has doubled. The student use of the IMC has risen between fifty and one-hundred per cent over last year. Mr. Gamber, Mrs. l-lostetter, and Mr. Gingher. Reginald S. Remley, Supervising Principal, with School Board members Ralph Homsher, Glen Berryman, and .lack Bryer. Alvin W. Balchunas, Business Manager, Frank Hoover, and Earl Ranck. 26 Alfred f 593 E 5 l Hen Berryman, f Yi 'J 'S ..n,g LM . Alfred Wanner, Irvin Slaymaker, Robert Esbenshade, and John Scott, School board members Secretaries Anne Herr, Martha Clark, Mrs. Barbara Kurtz, and Mrs. Doris Sheaffer. 27 ,Q iw ff' XX X as 4, X Q vi as xv, w ws 1 .Q . ' X ' NW , X ' fffiwf. X 1 L Q b , K 3 X X , X X X 'X -'-'qw - rv, Q Q . X - , N ig X X X X S 1 Q-gk - f X X X 'f x 0 X X . X- , . - I i wv- X ' X Q XX, + X in ' I Y A V w 2 , 5 N 1 yi? ' X , X x . . Q x t' QR , 4 ' ' n .v IV I ' A wx l ' ' ' 2. -N , 1 I I . 5 1 , I rf K . X ' l . li pun 'Q , 4 :X-, .AR . v . Q I . 1 . . A Q. .-.. 'Y . , Y sf ,-,wr wr- -f-5. ' uh- iz'-e:l,'+' , , 1 1 ,qg ,w - W, A . R Q A A Iii: .iizhfzqf ' f. Y :A .. X N, .1 'Q .L Q' , - , -iw -- wag! .f- 3'-'-f 'r A 'bw'--. N v if z.a.-- H 'I ix I S. XX X XXXQX ,X XR XXX X ' Ng-X XSXX. X NNSV X XXX X f f X XXQXX X XX- , if QQ? i X , , , K f , 7 'Q f f7f0,,',,fwvwff , , f MMM fy, ,, V 4:,M VM f f 1l' u ' -1- ' f Wfff f f WM 4 x X I , m l sr J' l , . L I x L Lily-3 AIAI if W v V ,,,,A, i 7 1, f f ,KW X ff 4 f , y K f 'LL f -4 54 ftw! 4 1 4 am, , , ff ,f .1 V....- --W ' -.W Y' 5 4 J 7 Q , f l ' ,Z , . Q, As the number of soccer victories soared, so did the elation of the cheerleaders and spectators. ' Theouwom CHEERLEADER WEREA CO ' . . i' ., L ,qi L I ii QQWLL Q- Lgfii- ' Q.-Li.:LL L L x - 5 - TL-E - gs L L ff? V ' mx ff . asf 'fs ifkxzxgy ,LL W t X .- . Ls., Y s .-f:?1iL'-f - '- L -- we-fffg , L LL ,L VL ., fi, L- X-' e- L- - X ' X' . 3,-r .Q X X L- ' . L - . . L 5 l r ' 1 , 5 New V73 L. f L - 2, i , f? : s-i'f V Nik Oy ' . 'L - ' l ' k ff ii. .. 'L i F L rxkjl gf LL 1 an r in ' :Q-qv j ,Q E . N! LLL LLL,L K I A sinh, 8 K . 'Mi f K. 'FN Lg ' ' X l L L ' L, L I ,LLL L ,ULN4 x .x .V , mv., rL 55:4 L La 'i 'xg ,Q le f K .ML ' LQ 1 L ' L h ELL S 5 5, a 5 X . LL A L be , 'fjsf my 'X ng' it 1 j-gk ,S XL 1 ,ft . 1. x LL.,-SH' f e vw - '- F. flax w ' it In V Q rl K N v ..l, L - L , -. -3 s 1 WLA L Af: . My L L ., .x . L - - , 2 fi .-,.-QL ' 5 Lt i L. , tag , . . L - . I L 1 f - 5 .. ,Qi 'Z ' X- ie, . ,L f W. Lg., : . K Karan-s-.wi :ejlwt '-1 f 1 --fei, 'Lf?'Sf'3,Lieg'T5j- X ff' 5515 'X s ' ' -I Qvsulfl fr' 'X s'-2-.w-'-,x5--- P -, f' - Lf .5042 -sew' :fl --:Lb-L'f, wx- -- F gal' :LV- W'-r +:2s iii? ' i t ' Wifytfigqgbl P Lg 'tj ? . , ,-L wg.--Li SL - g,:'.ssfg--sygfjjrf L -. - .L s.Lf.1rL Li 3 ,gfzs ,-,, aff: xv-A K-.Refi ' L y smllxffslkl ' X -f s .ff N . 1 -- f- '.- f L Li ,Q 4 XL Le - -,X L-fl Q N - 'S ,r ,, .. L Cheerleader protege Amy Stoltzfus helped inspire the Braves to victory. Jil 'R 1.1 Tootggtoltzfus displayed her confidence in the wrestling team as they were introduced. Th Victory ouoflal B Sem .,,.,, ,..,, L in an-,.x L., .:. , sr Deb Brady and Karen Rice encouraged the soccer team to capture the ball from the opposition. U STAN SPIRATIG The impetus for enthusiasm among team members and spectators, the cheerleaders provided an essential service to the sports program. Money-raising projects, to finance expenses, were a fashion show, a bingo booth at the spring carnival, and a mum sale at homecoming. Soccer cheerleaders included Deb Gurtizen, captain, Deb Brady, Diana Meyers, Ruth Stoltzfus, Karen Rice, and Deanna Stoltzfus. The cheering squad in wrestling was comprised of Deb Brady, cap- tain, Diana Myers, Deb Gurtizen, and Ruth Stoltzfus. Cheering with Eileen Rohrer, varsity basketball captain, were Joann Lichty, Karen Rice, Karen Jerchau, Mick Morrow, Deanna Stoltzfus, Heidi Lengacher, and Joan Frey. The members of the Junior Varsity cheerleaders included Bonnie Hepler, captain, Shannon McLerran, Glenda Reimold, Cindy Davis, Joanne Brackbill, and Michele Herr. 31 P The Braves, who were a favor- T ite to repeat the section one soccer title at the beginning of the season finished second behind a strong and surprising McCaskey team. Pequea concluded with a record of ten wins and eight losses. The soccer team's strength rest- ed in the return of eleven players who had seen starting duty the previous year. Heading the team was center forward Marlin Bene- dict. Randy Young, inside right, was Pequea's top scorer. The backbone of the defense included Mick Means an Scott Remley. Jim High and former Pequea athlete Bob Grabowski struggled for command ofthe ball during a game with L-S. Coaches Musser and Bailey watched the team perform from the sidelines. Don Borland and Scott Remley celebrated a deciding goal. Marlin Benedld TRO GB A 5 6 c f X ,,,,. , 1 Y g O . , . ,. 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OT CHAMPIO .ar K , 9 34, gi W' I e ROW 3: Jo Fox, .lean O'Donnell, Mr. Bailey, Scott Remley, Vernon Smoker, Grayling Cantrell, Marlin Benedict, Roger Rutt, Mr. Musser, Don Borland. ROW 2: Albert Byrd, Bill Young, Jim High, Dave Lynch, Steve Mowrer, Don Bomberger, Mike Sollenberger. ROW l: Randy Young, Art Anderson, Tony Norris, Rod Horst, Mick Means. , 'haw Team members and cheerleaders approached the field optimistically. Although the hockey team entered league action optimistically after 7-0 victory over Columbia, they again fought through a winless season. They did tie with Penn Manor, however, and displayed an excel- lent brand of playing in the McCasky game, when they held who were to become the county champions scoreless for three-quarters of the game. Joann Lichty, topped the team's scoring with seven goals. The hockey girls were again guided by Joann Kra- mer. Miss Kramer, after serving as hockey coach for fifteen years, resigned at the conclusion of the 1971 season. She felt that a change was necessary, and is anxious to devote more time to her gym students and to her personal interests. Miss Kramer has been ap- preciated for many years as Pequeais hockey coach and will continue to be remembered as a dedicated and respected coach. 5 Donna Fryer and a Solanco team member battled for possession ofthe ball. f D' PIRIT .1 Miss Kramer spoke with a team me b h m Crt rough Linda Hershey's hockey station wagon. 54 v 34 RQW 2: V MISS 1 ,.,,..-- . - 4 ...,., lRll A l l I s l 1 1 I Siilf FAIL TO PRODUCE VICTORIES M .pP ROW 2: Vicki Herr, Barb Denlinger, Eileen Brown, Donna Fryer, Jean Shirk. ROW l: Reta Hillard, Glenda Reimold, Becky Brown, Deb Clark, Mick Morrow, Joann Lichty, Linda Ruth, Eileen Rohrer, Linda Hershey, Miss Kramer. 35 3' A,,,, Jack Keene and Vernon Marshall guided the E-town cross country team through Pequea's course. Mr. Siegel, CENTER, wus surrounded by Jerri Parmer, John Marshall, Mike Guuvey, Bob Rutt, Beanie Denlinger and Dave Arment, STANDING, and Jack Keene, Vernon Murshull und Elvin Lupp, KNEELING. 36 ----.1 -'f .. .'f '?Q' , its Q , , Z, 'W Keene ' IO 3 John Marshall posed for the photographer prior Ven ITICCI. 'V ,,.-'ll' ,' ,,, 'wi- Q3 mlm. Ll FX Instructions were given by Mr. Siegel to Beanie Denlinger and .lack Keene during one of the daily practices. AND DEDICATIO While Pequea's cross country team did not have the best season record-wise, the harriers defeated Ephrata and Garden Spot and lost by only a single point to Manheim Central, Columbia, and Conesto- ga Valley. Vernon Marshall, meanwhile, proved to have one of the best rec- ords in the county. In his fourth year of running, he made All-Coun- ty First Team as third runner. Course records were broken by Ver- non at Columbia, Lampeter-Strasburg, Manheim Central, Ephrata, and at home. He also placed third in the county meet at Longs Park among approximately 112 runners. Senior John Marshall was honored as seventh runner on th second team. Other seniors Jerri Parmer and Jack Keene traded as fourth and fifth runners throughout the season. Vernon Marshall watched the opponents warm up while Coach Siegel talked to the team in a pre-meet conference. 37 :L .fww--1-ut .V , ,,, '- V - --f-- ..---- Y- Y. Y , .,, , - -1 -- ..r--.., John Young found patience to be a valuable asset to chess splayers. CHESS TEAM PLACES HIGH ' , f , , frr. :- T v? Y Q i F V ,A Q , - --q u.,,s :ss Q,3- ew'-ua X i lls H Ff'L'-.'f.2 f?,. 7341 'Wg me ' v tm. Y John Baker contemplated ll chess move. Wxs .NM s, . NX C .cw L. -- N- ,. : QQ New X -' ' X5 ,,nwe' . Xia X 2: Q N -5' ' X 3: ,X A . WM. , S X X Nur 5 t H an Q -:ffigggl Z, n ,I ...., : X imc SW n ess? all fa, wmgw . . A 5 ' A 'QNX ' :..:::a.:sa:1-:-:- W N , - A .' 5, ' 1'-11 tx A ff.- Nm t S xv pf -: t .sfarfz ' Mr. Ranck, Gehman. who coached the members ofthe A team, intently watched the performance Ofcafl 38 The blackb witticisms 2 Ranckj 3 L ,f, A, - .--A.. GH r .J 04046111 The blackboards ofthe library's conference room were usually deluged with witticisms after a chess meet or practice. fDave Baker, Doug Brackbill, Mr. Ranckj N COUNTY LEAG Due to the growth of interest in chess this year, Pequea Val- ley entered two teams of players in county competition. The two teams, labeled A-team and B-team, were coached by Mr. Ranck and Mr. Perella, respectively. The A-team, with an 8-2 record, placed third in the county league. Its members included Doug Brackbill, Jack Keene, Dave Baker, Jerry Blank, and Pete Combs. B-team players John Bryer John Young, Carl Gehman, Dwight Ranck, Tim Weimar, Ron Denlinger, and Dale Geh- man, ended the season in seventh place with a 4-6 mark. 39 Planning his own strategy, Jack Keene awaited the opponents move. Linda Ruth strained to capture the basketball in a quick defensive play. A shot attempted by a Manheim Township player was success- GIRLS SHOW EXCELLE T RQW 35 ,Chris High. Clfldy Kreider, Deb A. Clark, Connie Lefever, Barb Hershey, Vicki Benner, Miss Plead' M55 Sauuzuhn' ROW 25 Mary I-iCl1ly, Deb Gifford, Sandy Schatzman, Chris Oxenrelder, Caro CJFCCH. Nuncyleicht. ROW l: Norma Wallace, Jean O'Donnell, Janet Moscovic, Deb L. Clark, Linda Ruth. Carol Girvm. 40 gn, ifixi giving? - !,J,,,,1 5 1: ,1 X ,W if, l-.-.. f V was suwess- l I Miss :Zfarol cw' vt -tm L ll 5 Deb Gifford took the offensive as Vicki Benner waited nearby. PGRTSMANSHIP 41 Due, in part, to limited practices and frequent injuf ries, the girls, basketball team compiled a dismal l-9 record, defeating only Manheim Township and, in a scrimmage, LMS. Though the girls were strong up through the third quarter, the other teams often surpassed them in the final minutes of play, as evidenced by the narrow vic- tory of Solanco, 33-30. Coach Patricia Reed, however, drew attention to the point that the Pequea girls were often compli- mented on their good sportsmanship and pleasant behavior. Janet Moscovic, who led the teamls scoring with 105 points, was named All-County Honorable Mention. All-County Honorable Mention Janet Moscovic prepared herself for action as Linda Ruth took a shot from the outside. Larry Eisenbergerls guarding technique enabled Dave Lynch to take a jump shot from the foul line. Q 2 , 77' Q 'f 22 Q ? f' if W, !,,, f img QW, Y! ifwff , f Finding TEAM CAPT RE FLEETWGOD TOl . aww. .. w.,,t.,.W..,., X-'ff fs ---X- .t t t X. Fi t 4 Islas film Q o 'X eeee s K so s N ITP' s ljm f so so or X A - i lJg.fffD .23:ss1f' us e u,ee ,.en ,. eee at so st e... x1eg..t.,, A. Highlighting the basketball season was Pequea's championship ofthe Fleet- wood Tournament. tMr. Leister, Mrr Bailey, Marlin Benedict, Scott Remleyj Ina tightsituation. Rick Stoltdus passed olil' to Marlin Benedict. 42 ef? Z rf ' t, , .W 1 , iq. f I 9 EL f X! if Rlcltgl Q r Oltzfus. f4 ' F -M -is nt, 1 , l.A Z 5 f' ll line. OD Finding a break in the Garden Spot defense, Jim High dribbled the ball toward the basket. TOURNAME Although the basketball team could manage to elevate themselves no higher than their usual last place position, they increased the number ofgames won and were honored as the victors of the Fleet- wood Tournament. Led by Juniors Rick Stoltzfus and Jim High, the Braves were l-ll during league competition, defeating Solanco, and 3-4 in non-league action. The Braves had shown promise in the begin- ning of the season by keeping the score close throughout all but the last several minutes of play, but found themselves simply unable to compete with taller challengers. Jim High, as a result of his outstand- ing performance at Fleetwood, was named Athlete of the Week by the lntell. He and Rick Stoltzfus were also named to Fleetwoodis All-Tournament team. Rick Stoltzfus set up defensive action against the opposition. 43 ROW 3: Mr. Bailey, Marlin Benedict, John Marshall, Larry Eisenberger, Don Borland. ROW 2: Clem Baldwin, Randy Young, Rick Stoltzfus, Dave Lynch, Jean Shirk, John Kurtz. ROW l: Tony Norris, Jim High, Bill Young, Bob Schatzman, Vernon Marshall. g be 'c ' is 't 5 i siii it s i 'W' ' ' 'Wm' ' ' H A 'YYHYK-0 '? 'g Hgh-H---.Mk Don Arment utilized a cradle and pin combination to defeat his man. Under the control of his opponent, Dave Arment concentrated on a defensive action. FGRFE TS DIMI ISHED The wrestling team completed their lengthy season with a 2-12 ledger. With only fourteen candidates trying out, three to four weight classes and twenty-four to twen- ty-eight crucial points had to be sacrificed each game during the entire season. Despite three forfeits, Pequea's match with L-S result- ed in our favor, 28-27. One of the wrestlers who had pinned his man in the L-S game, Don Arment, was named Athlete ofthe Week . Dave Arment C1275 was named All County Honorable Mention. Mick Means strained to escape. 114 -- - . V Yi in 1477.-,v,., fl 21 defensive ., . SL-- Lili' l -481--+--v --U-H,-Agn-,,,,,,. 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W., , , ...... ,.. EVE , '1 Vi1f 4 FX h 21 back hand TH - r has 5 , .Mx , , ',-.t-xr. gqwv . 'K' Coach John Koshuta's tennis team, with the loss of two valuable players, managed to conclude their l972 campaign with an average slate. The match- es, either soundly won or lost, resulted in an 8-8 record. The starting five, Beanie Denlinger, Mike Koshuta, Kevin Denlinger, Bob Rutt, and Fred Talmadge, all underclassmen, will form the nucleus of next springls team. Kevin Denlinger strove to return a high serve. E EN RECORD 49 ,,.., ' 4 , ...-.,,...,. 1 ,-. ., .U Y . . , - ,lu Braves J im High, Dave Lynch, and Jerry Reeser left the field victoriously. COUN YBATTI GLE DER Disagreeing with the call, Coach Kratzer reasoned with the referee about the play in doubt. Ken Stoltzfus attempted to pick up a stray grounder. Contemplating the action at home plate, pitcher Tony Norris awaited the return ofthe ball. ROW 3: ROW 2: fever ? V I M llC10Il0UsIy, .- ,-- ---.QW-mzmiioi ROW 3: Art Anderson, Jim High, Steve Miller, Barry Smoker, Randy Young, Craig Eby, Coach Kratzer. ROW 2: Gregg Bensinger, Jerry Reeser, Mick Means, Elvin Lapp, Jim Hopkins, John Kurtz, Connie Le- fever. ROW l: Dave Lynch, Ron Mellinger, Rod Horst, Tony Norris, Ken Stoltzfus, Diane Lapp. The Braves, recognized as a strong contender for the county title, terminated the season in fourth place with a 6-6 record. Entering league action with an overwhelming victo- ry over Conestoga Valley, 25-3, the Braves managed to win only two out of the final seven games. Jim High, whose number of hits topped the county league, tabulated a .459 batting average. Those voted as All-County All-Stars were Tony Norris, Rodney Horst, Jim High, Ken Stoltzfus, and Jerry Reeser. 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Kreme, R, Lanlz N. Leicht Wm. Ludwig H. McConville J- MCI-dU2hll11 R, Kline V, Kuhn D. Leidy M. Lichty G. Lutz R. McFalls S- MCLerron 61 f no Ke if . l l S. Mallery B. Martin J. Martin J. Maurer R. Meek C. Miller J. Miller K. Miller M. Miller R. Miller S. Molizewski K. Moore R. Neff J. Newborg M. Norris J. O'Donnell T. O,Shea V. Owens J. Palmer T. Palmer R. Pickel R. Pickel C. Pike D. Ranck L. Ranck D. Reimold S. Remley K. Renshaw R. Rice K. Riehl B. Rineer B. Rohrer L. Rohrer J. Rosenberry S. Russell . wg 4 - 'mise I l. ' 5 J 3' r l ' T- P x - - i f - S .Q 5 A gf :li Eff. x Tlx l '. X 'uw '51 :.. M -. i , - MQ I S SEZ: , . E N:--fEEE:EgE53.':M.. Kgs' l : X -'RTI .n P. V I' K9 ? 1 W ef i .1 Ap I l l 1 'Qi 4 'ii ...A .Ji l l 25. , . -f .-,it J1 - f if, V h. i 'S .if fllfigf' illgnf g ,ylnsq 'Vfifp' , . . g 5 4 n fi V Y ' fi li. 1 ' - fs I lr . g , J if sf EU W l l ,. ,I 'J 1 L., lt , 'Ha - , 1 ff , l V I i, i J if , ls 'u l l skull -S D Slihalzman ju' Carre Dshelk ' .gh 1-Shir? E Sklleg il---r 5-R114 .. .V , X s N: W 3 Mix Wy ...M x Q s X LFE' J . -'-' X f f f ....:: 1. . I :H V W M ' ' x 5 iff'-! J M X ' . 9 K K fl' X X 4 X1 G' J. ff P . gf- J 4 I , ' 1 vi' t f ' R. Rutt S. Schatzman D. Sheaffer J. Shenk D. Shertz J. Shirk E. Skiles R. Sloltzlus J. Skiles D. Smith J. Smoker L. Smoker H. Snavely B. Solesbee M. Sollenberger has J. Struhcl 3 K. Slrubcl l l l. lx - . its F,Tulmadgc sb- Y . Xl - sw ' ii .sv --sg, .T R. Thompson .- 1 1 .lx , R. Trego sss, . mr. .- Qfi-gk X . -'A Qi-'FS X Q. LL..Lf.! - - to .-.ftfxax fifi . 1-2' f1liiys..,.2..J .-Niviwsqgss Ss F... J-'nz Q t M. Truitl P. Vongher M. Wallace n.Rw1'.w'.Q9 1 if 'Mx 1 ,, Q. D. Sowers J. Spade D. Steffy D. Steinmetz J. Stirling T. Waltman S. Weir D. Witmer G. Woods L, Sloltzfug J. Walton E. Wenger S. White C. Zimmerman M. Sfoltzfug R. Wasson M. Wenger A. Wood L. Zimmerman K. Weiler K. Wimer R. Woods D. Zook 63 J. Baker S. Beecher L. Beiler G. Bensinger L. Bowers D. Brackbill G. Brackbill J. Brackbill N. Brackbill D. Broomell C. Buckwalter J. Carter J. Davis E. Denlinger C. Eby D. Eby N. Eby L. Eisenberger J. Ellis E. Farley B. Feister ,x is We L r Q 3 F . iii , E. ' -X.. l 'M ' sw ,WV-O 2 1 f L ' .1-a.,...S'.v 'g W f 52:22 ,... . .fe H...-. +'.v -1 7'::. ' W M I ...... , ,Q f , ,ira n ., .J ,Ez ,, - --'-2:s:55:5:-:: fi:-1 .... Ms We par , 's XA., E fi S2 iff ' El f s .fa - 'f?'+tfZ2f'L WZ W ff x. 60' L . ,.4.,...,.,. ,. 'figs ., , . . .,..4.,,.,,..,,,.,. Vzal ... Q- ' -45.51.-is. . e-'cfffr J: ,.-Q , saw iw A. 31.6, .2 Q CLASS OF '73 'Ai 59 is A 5 r A E . fr fa -L 5+ xxx fa r, J oe.. Q S -moi 1 if Q fviii- Xing s X V X I ' -ee? . .4513 pfftif . P ' Q- ss. Q 3 N -- 5, .Q Q L . Ski? W P s s . A 5 ilk? 53' ' Q X 4 qi Q4 Q ' f 4-1 1 The Class of 1973 elected: Jay Knosp, vice president: Jim High, president: Jeff Hoover, treasurer: Karin Rice, secretary. S N a 5 W. l MH l R-Hel? . I x 2 :lgh 64 lggml C C ees- --a ea -aaaa e Jf, 1 l C. I-'rcy Wm. Frybcrgcr B. Fryer D. Fryer M. Guuvcy Wm. Gcrhnrl 'UN- K ai J ff, 3 I xt -xtb . Ai 125 .- Wsgfw ' Zig ha, V. g s. .. 5 MM .350-wgffiff'-if Wllfifl ' 'FQ ' 'Zi' -2' P. 'V' 'f' -' ' .Wm 'ni' -ii ,-!,- ,',:l ,. 7' f Lg N 1 I X s z r .5 . n f Q , th 7 XG J, ,.,x L K x f +A- Q - .. 1X iw 5 hrs xii- j L. ..Ww....q..f L' ij' 41 -jf .P ,Z -'dugymmfeaaiwifw-,,,,,.,. j ' if ..' 1? S 51. 'Vai if HQYQV ij X s D. Gifford A. Gilgorc X Y D. Gruybill G. Gruybill K. Gruybill Wm. Gruybill P. Green J. Grcincdcr D. Groff D. Grofl' P. Grofl' R. Groff gh.- 44,5 . V M. Herr R. Hoak P- Houck R. Hershey R. Hockstetter S. Houck J. High D. Hoffmeier L. Huyett S. Higgins J. Hoover K. JCrChaU S. Jones J. Knosp J. Kurtz D. Lapp J. Kauffman P. Koser L. Ladley E. Lapp L. Keneagy M. Koshuta D. Landis C. LeFever 65 ' 'LL I1 l .L ia r 6-'1-rw vw-va.. a r I Z J I r L. Long D. Lynch C. Marshall B. Martin L. Martin C. Mast S. Mattson P. Mays J. Miller S. Miller T. Mitchell D. Moore M. Morrow S. Mowrer M. Mull C. Mussclnian C .Clxcnrcidcr R. Patterson .l. Pclot S. 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' Ss 1 . if J f ff X ' . . . gk ,f ay S .f i , . . xg. .Agyxgff X KW mx i A--,. fix.. M An asset to Pequea's baseball team wasjunior, Jim High, who ended the season with the highest batting average in the county. .sim 'haw B Smokff smgklf 4 sum U gmhzflw 67 f gf if KZW Z Z 6 X N Wy lvY.v W f f 7 fs ixll ai ,- ff' at fl J E if I ..,f, , .4-Vis 5 ff 'T , M71 .aff iv' .026 , A5913--7.9M . t at ff 'z' .f ta., , SNS . f , V1-ss. wife tif , s .Q f R. Stoltzfus R. Stoltzfus R. Stoltzfus B. Summers L. Summers R. Summers R. Summers A. Troupe C. Weaver J. Weidman C. Weir J. White J. Windle A. Woods J. Yoder R. Yoder Wm. Young D. Zimmerm in J. Zook If , LV.H'W!Llzd!Y ,EL ' ,C , fx mx- xx K A xx A pgs X, :za 1 N - QQ 'Qi H' , B.. 53, G... i, I 1. fo v .Qsgx his 3' ies -xf-A NX ,N 6.5552 , X 5 iv bl .-is N , N. K-rf '- ,4 ff .hw 1 f ,Eff-4 .:'5:f.. .. ll., ,i ,lm . I V: y, L -,4f:'1v.-.-,jfiigcv . f U.. 5... I '. 1 K st ' , , ,. ,f5E'fKQ M wh. A, I , 4, A H M - if 1i'.77'4?4H. 5.345 .., EYEW ,- 2 , 4, V Q- fff.g'f911- A 'f 'rl 1 '5 ,- V , , - f 1 4 s., X mf W ww R , SM-. John Mace, as the stern, domineering Principal McHabe, was rarely able to cope with the faculty's requests. fSue Bouder, Yvonne Bomberger, Pris Sands, Polly Houck, Bonnie Hepler, Jack Keenej P THE DOW IRCAS Up the Down Staircasew was unlike any other Pequea play. It's modern con- struction combined realism with the mem- ories, thoughts, and dreams of characters. Relevance was it's theme. Performed by thirty-nine members of the Junior and Senior classes, the piece starred Jean Ellis as Sylvia Barrett, a new- ly-hired teacher at a tough school district in New York City. Particularly notable performances in- cluded those of Polly Houck, as the prim director of the IMC, Marcie Beiler, who enacted the life and death of a confused and unloved teenager, and Dave Poteete, who played the frightening role of Joe Ferone. The realistic antics of the Staircase students and the sensitive portrayal of the faculty's frustrations were appreciated by the viewers. Miss Reed worked long and diligently with the Junior and Senior cast members, guiding them to a commendable final presentation. DISE UI . .... . lsllll ll0l1dq! Edward Williams Uohn Marshallj and Charles Arrons Uohn Kurtz, simulaed the memories and thoughts ofSylvia Barrett. ,-, M--'lS '5 Disgusted by Harry Kagan's sweet compliments to Miss Barrett, Lou Martin attempted to prevent any further utterances. 71 I ,I 1 I I I 2 I I in I I , I I I I I I It I I I ,I Alice Blake, disillusioned by Mr. Barringer's rejection of her love, resorts to Vernon Marshall portrayed a shy, inhibited student whose life, both scholasti- ' suicide. Uohn Zimmerman, Marcie Beilerj. cally and emotionally, was enhanced through Miss Barrettls concern. f 'Mme 'rsssmw ,awww W issf -N,xt,iw my r , fr 'fl, a 5 I It I if: -i ffl I If. K xi X I Y Q . I.. 4 I I!-.X 1,5 I I I -: it ,. I I I II I Q. I I I I I I vi , I ' Sylvia Barrett's frustrations mounted as h d ' er girls Pat Rowe and Deb Clark. S e was eluged with memorandums from messeng ft, Nav . v,,,W,, -- Yarvf - rf - We - fl,,,,ff 'g -qi. ied, to the Etgdem ten rry Rees, V. .---Y g--7 ..- WY .,.- -, ,., , .., Y --4-1 L 7 EI I , I Qi., 53 , I , 'f'7!i?ial i I PSV' . Z . , ,. I ik, both scholasti- mm. nw I I I I ' I I I I I I ii i , ,I L E I I i I Mr. McHabe angrily reprimanded Miss Barrett for allowing problem-student Joe Ferone to walk, unaccompan- I K ied, to the lav during an important test. Prompter Chris Oxenreider and stage ff crew member Harold Stauffer were two of ' - . . . . D the many essential unseen contributors Student tension in New York CIIYIS Calvln Coolidge High School often erupted and gave way to open confhct. to the play- Uerry Reeser, Beanie Denlinger, and Don Borland, standingj. 73 Choir is a special word to the people who be- long to that organization. Under the guidance of Mr. Jarjisian, each member worked long and ar- dently to perform his best. The Christmas concert, presented to a full house, featured the entire chorus, an orchestra, and a guest soloist, Larry Ownes, in Ralph Vaughn Wil- liams' FANTASIA ON CHRISTMAS CAR- OLS. An exciting first for the choir was the record- ing produced of the program. Particularly memorable selections from the Spring Choral concert include Danny Boy,', S,- wonderful , Fiddler on the Roof , and Dry Bonesv. Two additional favorites were the mens' Coney Island Baby and There Is Nothin' Like a Damen. The Chambersingers, a newly formed unit of twenty-seven voices, studied more difficult music than the general chorus. They gave additional con- certs for school and community events, and sang at nearby churches. Each of this year's seniors, with memories of voice exercises, amoebas, practice tensions, and good laughs, will always consider chorus an inte- gral part oftheir Pequea Valley career. l Mr. Jarjisian demonstrated a droppedjaw to the sopranoes. FO Pianist Diana Brackbill accompanied the choir in rehearsal for the Spring concert. The Tradiniw' allog pr ..,- . -.n ' N in .7--, T ,W ,,. . , , ,, ,,.l ,Y,Y,YA,AA,-.-Ab-QA The tenors listened to instructions from Mr. .Iarjisian as to improve their solo in FANTASIA. O TER UNITY The altos practice selections from FIDDLER ON THE ROOF, which included Sunrise, Sunset , Tradition , Matchmaker',, To Lifen, and Anetevka . 75 H L r V : z z E 2 , z x x l l is l I l l l ! 1 , 1 5 I ! I i -Y--- -----t --W-.4Vc- AA--.--.-.-.--.V.--W-Y .f-.-,. i,.......,.,,, . .. , Freshmen Mike Fisher and John Young have strengthened Appropriately enough, John Zimmerman plays the tune SEVENTY-SIX TROMBONES 1 the trombone section. at the 76er's exhibition game at Millersville State College. F ' , . f' I BAND JGUR EY TO l0f hlgh COUUIY band members prepared for the following days actlvl Ve-f i if ,E , z gl Q .Xs ' as - '. 5 32 'Q it ' M, s s,..... , tt.... t. SCU ' ties. - ii ww' iw-M-W smash-A+'r--e+em-a-4-g F 1 'Q-' Ehp,,, A if Zlhened U, ai 1. ' A 1 I 4' Y I5 4, p 4 . ia, 2 Lf'r.'4-, - g,spt.,y,ia 16:5 ww,-' is Mr. Koshuta watches as Pequea students leave Maynard High School for tours. NOW! Although the enthusiasm of the band mem- bers was less than spirited, the hardworking core of the band kept pace with Mr. Koshuta and with the arrival of the special activities came sparks of excitement and, generally, fine performances. In the fall, the Band of Braves participated in the 22nd Penn State Band Day and were specta- tors to a football game between Penn State and Maryland University. The band and drill team were also invited to perform as a pep device for the Philadelphia 76er's in an exhibition game against the New York Knickerbockers at Mill- ersville State College. Highlighting the bands events was the ex- change with Maynard, Massachusetts. A con- cert was presented to the public of Maynard on Saturday, after many hours of practice. As a result of a snow blizzard the trip home, slated for Sunday, was delayed until Monday. Shortly after the arrival home the band pre- sented its annual Spring concert to conclude its activities. The brass and woodwind sections sparked enthusiasm at a pep rally. f V ,A , Z of Z 1 as Zf ss N xxx ,Zi v TV , . i 5, Q r 4 i W. wwmx Miss Bicking cnthusiasnically defended the goal cage from oncoming hockby 73 W W0 Q ff ff XWZY Z f if 5 f bi F: 1: 'sf-.ji 1 3, 'lf --ii ' 'kj I 1, J.. !J SW E he ,t , 1 ik.: . ., , . '- ' Q ,.1-j , :L If 'ff 5 r! lg-1 I '1 ln, ' :S .al ft, , a l ,AE 1 , il 1 4 Q l ff l wx i gg l -is ,Q M Z f . 1 4 ,N l fl 4 l lil 1 3 A,,,. ,131 my C4 . f , 2 uf! :fi .lg .- , ' s ,, J , 3 5 ' 1 f . is ff ' if 2 Student Council members Gail Breneman and Dave Stoltzfus sold dozens of ballons to Carnival patrons, as did Cheryl I-lomsher, below. TOCA NIVA ,'SS CCESS X, I , f s f f' 4 ' di' , Mf ' ,Mfr ffi'7'f f , W' HW ff , , W, f 9, f., f, , , ,, my f f f Although wet and df1ZZ1Y50lllQd0QES,.Wes reverberated w1thf actlvltygfSprtnglQgrn1?9'al,Z?72ZfatybcZgnf tttmated prevlous evenmg wtth X f to r so t er learswlbtzthe2Stutden1:2Co6 u 1354 or Salltclgjtsgciriis gtrgvg Z Paging in X 'iw Wig. JW jf, X iff, XZ X, if 17, X4 yi!!! 7,24 St , f,,, Z when if A Charlet, f ' I w v ' I f' f i ff? wif!! ff4f,f7kw I W All f X ff, f ff 'IV' X h matedwcartoo S ,stanwi lf ii-'JC to fa 251 ttf tt ' f- ,fa wwf' fiwsf ,M ff' ,WW f 'fin if ff,f ',ff r dl IW ltll ,lll t 6 ttll Lasnaand. C ' M ttr' VV J af! f ' 79 t t X- ixii :iii E ' az Community members attempted to roll golf balls 1 into the correct slots in an activity sponsored by the Z: Varsity Club. A e gf 2 ff 1 4 42 'S 3 71 f - X . . ,,,. , t f : 'iv IW? -' fin 1 A A,,A ,.., A X 1 ' W K 5 Fwy , Q .. -, ---.- 2' ' WY , -------- f J 1 ' 7 . ,..,. 5 ':+s , , ,, X ' W W . 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Xe U T wx x . -1 x X ri xkxk 'iilf Hkfiibx. ' xx Suv Xxmw , afxsxn.. ,.L,,vtxw W, ,,,.. M xx M I 5 ,. 1 J , Hur ng X 1ndcr+mIderQXrl Xndnrxonj led the commumty m a rousmg parade commemoratmg Memorial y , ., , , A , . - ' - I ' Da - . . R . , . 3 i W- -iwwn Wi-i-ir W wr f -if H YK H . N., . if e e v X- X as t sig i f X The antics of the horse fGlenda Reimold, front and Deb Hopkins, backj produced a great Minnie Fay and Mrs. Malloy observe two strange men outside i deal of laughter in the audience. their millinery shop. I i E fi Q The Waiters Galopw added to the grandeur of the produCIi0I1- 811 .-...., 7777777-v-7,7 , ,. ,, po,,YvY 7-7 7 7 7777777 7 7 74 kiwi g V. -x.,,.. . The toni Cl D0lyL I CV' Beneqictjp 1 'Ulmmmlil . .gl g. 'la 5- ,41 '. 7 The townspeople parade through the streets of Yonkers while singing PUT ON YOUR SUNDAY CLOTHES. Attired in a Hello Dolly shirt Mr. .Iarjisian leads the chorus in a warm-up session. Dolly Levi QPatty Rowel takes advantage of a bended knee fMarlin Benedictl. 85 -W. , v ,, -..YY- 4 41 ii 4t -1 44 .4 4: 44 li 4 fi ll ii I I4 it !l i I 14 44 4' 4 4 4 ' 1 4 4 F ' f 1 4 1 444 mv if 441444 . 4 4 4 1 'IN . 444 T1 f 4 W4 ' 4 Z ff' x f 1 ' ZZ W 1 4 4- 1 544 5 4 9 i i fZ p 4 if The crowd awaits the arrival of the parade. 14, if .4 1 14 W x xx '7 X X 4 4 Y 4 4 W 4 4 i 4 ..T'--Y-----------W-f--We 4- ---W -A ---f-f - 4 -----+a---,, 4 Sig X 4 WWW f -4 R KN s x Cf X ix -49:15 XX NN T 1 X Z Z 4 1 Z Z Z 1 5. , -W---...i, 1 'Z Z , 644 .QQQW4 ur- --A' ...,, 4- s . 1' g 4 I S 4 ' ,A - lj .... 4: X 5. Z i 5' Z X I , X a K A is I f N 32555 4 4 , ,vvizv ,,,. 4 Q f Z N I 1 XRS as I ' X S 9 1 X 5 W , is , V 4- ji p 44 h 4 ,4 ' if F N K S f P . 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S: iw 4 4 N4-me ff 5. ff 444 '4 4 Z X 9 X X- X as X X 4 4 . i s , n DollyQPatty R sh' ld - Owe, 5 le S Cornelius Hackl Ueffy Reeserj from a suspicious Horace Vandergel er d fArt Anderson?- ., ,und W i . .,,v Z 4 4, ,, I N I The waiters elated at DoIly's return to the Harmonia Gardens, welcome her with Hello Dolly . ,M l Minnie and Barnaby, Irene and Cornelius promenade to Elegance . 87 I to Er AmbroSe Ke mengarde 7---------'- ------ -----Y-1--'W '- Ermengarde's misery is heightened by Uncle Horace's refusal to allow her to marry Ambrose Kemper. Uohn Zimmerman and Marcia Beilerj. 89 Jeff Smoker and Don Sheaffer receive last minute instructions x Wjgw ,, ,V f ww, ' '?Qf,f'f,,777l f,ff Z !'7Wfi,f,' X f is-5. 1 uf 1. K-X x f , with 1 X. f W H ,, ,Qzfkgfff ff f 4 f ,, f,f,,ff,,,,7, f 'yy' 15 V H f 77 1 ff W 4 W f X V 5 ' ww f ff X M ff? 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V Z Z 7 7-4 Vie! 044, 4 fx4 4 g 4 ks' Q Q.4 ZXQ 'ax 444444444 444444 44, 4444 4444 -4 54 W 4X4 4 4 4 fe 44M 4b M Mx, 'QW 4 4 4 4 4-4 4-4 4 44 4 4 44414 4 4 4 44 4 444 4 4 f -4 4 414 447 4-,4-442,-4X4 4 44 47,42 4 , ff 4 4 4 44-4 ff 4 f LW 4-4 44 414 f, 4X44Y4 4 VW 444W 40 4 4 4x 44,44 4,4 4 .44 44.4, 4w,4.,4w4 Gail Breneman Becky Brown .1531-.1 , 1 V- ., .. 15. 1.1 4 , ,mf Si 2,91 Q , ,Z 4 dtured 'U 3 local neWSPdPer as Teen ofthe Week were John Zimmerman and Jean ,,,, A Fe' ' , - Shirk 96 cur' N6 ...... Eunice Eileen Brown John B. Bryer ,. in 1:??g,, M. . ef , 42' ,i '19 A M, gill A James K. Burnley Graling Cantrell V03 Debbie Lynn Clark Dennis Coates 97 1 X M Q, ie gf efwif fff, if lm !,mf-,fif ,, ufffif fi 656 1 ff ,X fpefmgi V ,any ,1 M M 2 M' B f ff J 4 ff , 'i 'mf fix ' fff ffw F., f fly' 3 1,1 fag fe 5 fi '64 ,g Zffji f W ff Z 7 Q if if Z we 4 f A W We W if 7 if ZX feng Z R 1 Q Ia 1 1 1 1 l 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 l 1 l l 1 l 1 1 1 1 3 S N3 :TE 5 gs ,, lil ff pf 7 Z Z ,, Q Z Z f A ,Q 4 f Qi 232 All , 1 V ll 1 112 .1 1 1 3 . i 1 F -...M '-1 Steve Combs Q-N soccer 10, FFA sec. 12, inlramurals 9-l 1, Pioneer 10-12. Barbara Denlinger em- hockey 9-12. FTA 10-12. NHS 11-12. band 9-12. chorus 9-12. musical 9-12. Jr.-Sr. play 12, student council ll-12, coun- ty band 10-12, county chorus 12. clmambersingers 12. Curvin Denlinger Q1--v- - chorus 9-12. mus- ical 9-10, intrumuruls 10. Brenda Dickel an basketball 10. NHS 10-11. Stephen H. Combs Curvin Denlinger Brenda Dickel 98 Barbara Anne Denlinger 1 Daniel L. Denlinger Sara Marie Dienef Willgw 5P1in glenn FJ, 'Hen-N Don Dippner Kathi Ebelhar X A f . fi.- S, ff - s A Willow Street Vo-Tech Outstanding Achievement Award was presented to Gail Breneman during the spring term. 99 Don Dippner A lbbe FTA ll-12. chorus 9 A-V club I0-ll. Kathi Ebelhzlr V0-Tech, FFA ll. fi? 'QW 5 ZX Q! af 1 X! ,f f wiv iff QW K wwf W Z gf 'N f I We 5 V W 'W if NQQW f .f KK gf? Wax! fw X Q Qi if X , nf A x Lj' X-Wg ! f f dx 4 i, i Z z ff , , .,? . if :mg i Wmfwwvf Q? mf f Wx' f x 54 f i f X f XJ ' V A4 2 f 1 f ff f Z4 1 , ,' , ' N Jkyxff , X Z Za ggi QW f Q f f f if Nw, if ' zf ,xc Q L75 + fx: N K .-60 Xdfifl f aug , 1 yi , ' 4 ' J f iqkvggrf f-19fw4:I?f A!i' Xg,-U ,fx zfgffgy' , ,f ,, tif ityglif xi mf, ,A X ,fff,,a'lq, X bgxfug , f 7404 gy! Q M ,QQ rygff 'iw vmvxzwff, 65 v ,Q we af fm, , M? fiqfwgff 3-wi ?PC 9 'f -- Wi-'JG I ', 'mf W' Cfff'-XZQI-Tv:-V 5 1501325 57,356 X 'N'X-Wifi? 59175 V. -.1 ff , 1 ' 'i Charme Virginia Eisenberger lOO J ay Eichelberger Cindy L. Eshleman Carol A. Felpel Gaby Fisher YL if Herta Flor Carl L. Gehman JY' Donald Fromm 101 E'FWTi ' 'M ' 2 5 a xr. ij, 2 ggi A ' 1 ra aw . a 1 . , p,mA:7'n:f,.'4 f wefwrf 'mf f,a.ZwrQV gzip? f ,v,,.fw X f , ,ga 1. ., J 44 My ,. f a af W ,Z ,Q .ff nf hw J- ,ff f af Z Z 4 a y, W4 2 l l I l l i 1 X X qs igl ai x M71 'Qt QWNES , ,sN RiRQ wss, ,, .,,1:sf'SN NwX3x N fi fi! BWI! is F iw! Zsisisi 7 '27 Wsfwvwts, ,sw if Z 1, Z 7,7 4 ,fs W ,Q X f QQ Z 1-, s Y isa' - W- ,,-f f f' , 51 .1 ,ajax wif? 1 K 0 a fx ' s 7135X If ia, tramurals 9Xl,D f Z f f f Kenrggeth Grof Qwfgesgyl fx 4 N fax E222 w,7 f QW f 6 QYZRJQ 0 as y ZW Z gy ff, S W f,, , 3 Z x 7 X QXQQ fag ,sc HM my ZH ff M ,L 34 V X V f Z xZsXz' N X sf ,? .3 X, AZ Q Z J ff K sli, Fix ,yea W X Q xxx, K f A ff qv f f ,,,., J QW xx fx X 3 Z 4 1 7 x gl f x,Q 1 N Sf Wf Z f x f 4 5 Q? Marlin Benedict, Tony Norris, Randy Young, Mick Means, and Scott Remley received all county soc- cer honors as second team, honorable mention, honorable mention, second team, and first team respectively. Douglas George Carol Girvin F' QM NWA ww Bill Good Jr Kenneth H Groff 102 K f t ,Q sf., ,,,f, . , xi 7 if ,f f , , 0 if, ff ft., , X, , ff ff if ff '5 kgf s, -6'3U5XQiI , if ny f M yf, ,, ,,,.,,..,,, ffm, zz, qv We t A f my 1 fx 'f 5 ' fv 'fffw ,J all 'vi ,aw tw , 2 92 , t ' Y M fn wi 'fit 19, if ' 'f sif fffff 1525 1 ww , il if V, H ' , , ff ' V, f , Q, ff ,Q at , ,t wa ,fa f . X 7 'N' ,sc 10 1 '0 5 7 i' f , Q 1 1 WEE. ' Q , ll il X ' ' 1 1 li ,, .q i f, ' 1 , l,- if t , 4 gji .f l E ' ' i? 2 , ii ' ' SWL fi, all Cgumy soc- 'Ud First lem .,-, , , -- ,, .f K , ' ,' 499 'ik i QW' 4::' 3 Debra Gurtizen Walter A. Harry Jr. Richard A. Heidig Bonnie Lou Hepler Bob Herr Vickie Marie Herr 103 Debra Gurtizen - cheerleading capt. 5 X l2,'FTA histe 9, NHS ll-12, band '10 12, chorus9-el2, musicial 10, elass I - sec.r l0, student'Q ouncil v.pres, 12.1 2, j Walter- Harry ++ s6ecer il2, Lennis f'9y r s inIfaHwfaisg9- la2r .ara e Y are i I . - aBonniefHep1cr?--rhgckey 94124 lja5 ke12Qf a 'ball-iQfl 1 . 'cheeigQ egrdinag pcaptjfl - fbanadr,9fI2sff9h0rf,9S a ?f P24 giW?i9?1fT9f WO, LIZ-'Sf-MfP1'2!y afl?2fZfiiiiIiQf ffwawvfwaygwwhkwwa 1 .-'f fff' if l-'e afaaafaaawaaaaaa i '--if 154 fwf Qvw 4, mf! gr f 7 2: 7 N, Ne F ,gl I 5 W 2' XXV: Mf ? ?2f-i 'fx if 3 ei F' f F? ffl? 5 f .A1 gl , 1 QQIQ Anna ' 9,'XJr.fSr15play, l2,1VofTeeh FFA secf Q i2.- i - fi .-,B Beverly Hershey Gary Hewes ff' 3 Reta Mae Hillard I 104 Linda Ann Hershey Christine Ann High Anna M. Hoffmeier :yr ,iv U 1 g------i AVV gr gr R77 While in a huddle with his teammates. John Marshall contemplates what has been said. Hefghq l 5 Im Debra Ann Hopkins Rodney Horst 4? LW J 7 fi v Dennis Houck Harvey S. Huyett Jr. pdf 105 5 4 ' iDebra1HopkinsQ-e,FTAfparl.,l2g-NHS f ' ,Iele512Jf4band , lfleiflllqehorusf 1l,2lE'1'2',f 1fi H musical'-1 2ggPioneer?vlf2L 'cqunil ,band fi ffR0dni6y X. Q Q, 'ju ' 5: Q 'thesis ii ga, 1 1 -ball 940, iwrzestlm l:l:sl2.ytbaSS1bHll,,, 4 2, if W1 :Eh Q, ff lk ' ' 56? ,-'25 'W' Xt , Q 9:.l24f5f1ntramunal9 stasscliiew ' ' Q fi' js, 3 'W fi? in 'ef 'fi if: 'Wil' A4124 E12 g za,-tiilryg 11,04 f9I1ITkStggl'fliefZb3U,d X 3 ff , fy fy! Wa! ffffffff .Jftf ,.g, -'se if g:i,w,',1ff? X Vw www cf? - 23' ,,QgfQ,.-3 5e9'fwf,y if f f 65 5! f V 0 , N - l gsf H' - X i ,. S: X , X I i 5 S 1 .. 5 Qi W , i , i, 3 A S Q' I ,Wim i 3 1 ff , jf 'Q ii X i,, I . i , 5 i W? i. i 2 Paul Johns Jack Keene X V1 i i ' W i , A W, fs f Effie! -W Zffe?T,Wf.Lfix0XWkWs?N YW WWYWW-Af f AZ dxf: ff- f X Wye! Wf xexf Z f f i ,, QQM QWWZ 4 i X if 1 is Hfiwsifi rx Vg, Q Q 234 W 111 f f f v,'sJL sf We SVP? -A iiffx fe ? . W1 + V -f wwf: ffg 2 -' ,few i ki , i W 1 ,W ,4 M, 5 f f, fysiws, , 7 ,M,.m y W f i Ms or 5 Z Zi f s,,1 U, if if X ' ,Wie 22' Vi! fl is 4 i F 1 ' 1 ' V i i i Alice M. Kinsey Bob Kreider i i i . 1 I 1 i ii 1 v 1 1 i i i P5 i i i i i i 3 4 ' vi ii ,,., Senior clas' f ' - ' . - - . - - . ' SCCW' 1 s o iicers were. Mick Means, vice president, Janet Moscovic, president, JoAnn Lichlyi 5 ldI'j.L1I'ld Relax Hillard, treasurer. l I i 106 E K ,f R0 1 . I 1 A 14214 Dt ,, :kr 'IVE bww' r 'bl' 199' 'luv' Cynthia L. Kreider a e 1 l X . x Q 1 -i Debra L. Kuhn K 1 1 Roger Leaman ' -.4 ,Sail Jay E. Kreider W 1. Lillie A. Lapp JoAnn Lichty 107 'sro Cynthia Kreider - basketball mgr, 12, FTA 9-10, NHS 112, chorus 9.-'12, Pioneer 9fl0, Pequoian ed: 12, 'li- 1 braryaide9-12. 1 , , , ' Debra Kuhn 4- hockey 9-10, intramurf ,als 9510, 1ibrary,aide,,91jfi' 1 1 JoAnn Liehty +- hockey 9f'12,,1cheer-,y ,1 leading 9-12,,vars1ty club 12, bandfQ- 1 I , f, , 4, f Y' ev' 1 11, chorus 9211, musical 9, classisecgg, ,Q ,il I I ,1' 'nf 212,116 1 ,f,, , X 1 f , 13, 2 4 X f f f cf 7.14 f f, W , 1, ,c, 'f 73 ,, cf Wi? Q1 ivy Z-fLW'6h9'1!W Jlw f wi' W f X vm wwf: b- Jf fy! W 2 'XM , J , Gy xfiw .,z.ffi 'fwvxa , Vfffjg 55' 1K7 A:-5' f-U mf? -iw :An y- 2 f QS xv. :- 1 fc 4 , .-,- ff? f8!!Q.f' XZ? V1 4 ff, mx Te fe X ,JM .V , X . .di x v fe? ff.-,Q WL, f f , W ,m.f. Y AV . fp! W5 4, x Qf fs 7 Xian f yy ff JW 5 if s:e:::: gg N7 f Wt' iii: , XV' 4 ff, f was X-f. W'-if V' - X - 12 ,A, .X -X f ww my .AA y ,M Q4 X 552' Y we si 'VJ , TZ? ! lx Richard Martin Tom Martin l, 1 Dixie Mast Michael Means Three ofour baseball players received all county honorable mention: Rodney Horst, Ken Stoltzfus, and Tony Norris. 109 ' 'c9U,nPY,S0C9eF Tom Martin 4- basketball 10, baseball 9.schorus 942, lmusical l2, county chorusl2. A F' A ' 7 . Dixie Mast be-'chorust94l2. Jr.-Srfplay Michael V Means Q, soccercaioty, V,l2,5, e ,f wrestlingfcapt. 124 baseballcetpt.'l2, 4 M intramuraIsy95lU2i,'class1v,Qf5res411,2,ft f gy student cogur1cil:,l 21'stage'1Qreyy alll 3 ,- ,2 f if 21 M if f 5, - ,Q :fy W '21, fz. wr M if' J' at 'Q 'fzf Q27 9 if A ff 9 ff if if of fra 'fo in W -ai Cuff -'aft Z4 W1 rw-ff .W-' Wvww 7 W : - aw f ! V V' if' '- ..f- N? f Af -: V ' Z : 4 , i WJ? X fwywfw Z. f Jaw Wfyff A X c ' MX! WZ W!-Af 4V'fW QW'Ww2KWWXWwZ WWXWW WW iff ww 4Qf aww fx ff aff ff! 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Anderson, Arthur 15, 33, 51, 82, 86, 92 Arment, Donald 44, 45, 92 Baldwin, Clem 43, 83, 85, 86, 93 Barr, Debbie L. 93 Baum, Gary M. 10, 93 Beiler, Aaron 93 Beiler, Marcia J. 72, 73, 89, 93, 152 Beiler, Melvin 93 Benedict, Marlin E. 4, 33, 42, 43, 83, 84, 85, 94, 102 Blank, Jerry 94 Bloom, Leslie C. 94 Bomberger, Yvonne Dorothy 70, 74, 94 Book, Gilbert 94 Borland, Donald H. 13, 32, 33, 43, 73, 82, 83, 84, 86, 91, 94, 116, 144 ' Bouder, Sue E. 70, 74, 82, 86, 95 Brady, Debra A. 30, 31, 95, 129 Breneman, Gail 79, 96, 99 Brown, Becky 35, 73, 96, 152 Brown, Eunice Eileen 35, 74, 97, 144, 152 Bryer, John B. 97 Burnley, James K. 97 Cantrell, Graling 33, 97 Clark, Debbie Lynn 35, 40, 72, 97, 137 Coates, Dennis 97 Combs, Stephen H. 98 Denlinger, Barbara Anne 35, 98, 122, 152, 155 Denlinger, Curvin 98 Denlinger, Daniel L. 98 Dickel, Brenda 4, 98 Diener, Sara Marie 98 Dippner, Don 99 Ebelhar, Kathi 99 Eichelberger, Jay 100 Eisenbeger, Charme Virginia 100 Eshleman, Cindy L. 100 Felpel, Carol A. 100 Fisher, Gaby 101, 115 E IOR Flor, Herta 3,101,120 Fromm, Donald 101 Gehman, Carl L. 101 George, Douglas 102 Girvin, Carol 40, 120 Good, Bill 102 Groff, Kenneth H. 102 Gurtizen, Debra 30, 31, 74, 103, 120 Harry, Walter A. 103 Heidig, Richard A. 103 Hepler, Bonnie Lou 70, 74, 103, 152 Herr, Bob 103 Herr, Vickie Marie 9, 11, 35, 103, 152 Hershey, Beverly 104 Hershey, Linda Ann 35, 104, 152 Hewes, Gary 72, 73, 104 High, Christine Ann 40, 104, 137, 152 Hillard, Reta Mae 35, 104, 106 Hoffmeier, Anna M. 104 Hopkins, Debra Ann 82, 85, 92, 105, 147, 158 Horst, Rodney 15, 33, 45, 51, 105, 109 Huyett, Harvey S, 105 Johns, Paul 106 Keene, Jack 2, 36, 37, 39, 70, 106, 146 Kinssy, Alice M. 106 Kreider, Cynthia L. 40, 107, 137 Kreider, Jay E. 107 Kreider, Bob 107 Kuhn, Debra L. 107 Lapp, Lillie A. 107 Leaman, Roger 107, 112 Lichty, JoAnn 35, 106, 107, 152 Lichty, Mary L. 40, 108, 156 Mace, John J. 70, 73, 108 Mackey, James 80, 108 Marshall, John E. 36, 37, 43, 71, 105, 108,146 Marshall, Vernon D. 36, 37, 43, 72, 73, 108, 146 Martin, Janice Elaine 108, 137, 159 D Mann, Rifl M artin, T001 Mast, Dixie I Means, Midl Mellinger, R4 Miley,l0YCe Miller, Bobbi Millerlamo Morris, Cath Moscovic,1a Moser, Gary Mull, Roy A. Myers, Diana Morris, Tony Farmer, Cind Farmer, Jerri lank,lames Poteete, Dave Raymond, Ar Ream, loan 1 lleimold, Gley Rimllll Scotl lenshaw, My Renshaw, Pat Rsssler, Debb lllltfr Con r lllltery LUAH lylfnarraa, iowe, Patricig f ull- linda 3, lun- Roger 11 MMM or Yllier, Dom, Sands, Priscill iCha Shank G 2lyn,iZ.f Lois J Q ef' Afler IDE Martin, Richard 109 Martin, Tom 82, 86, 109, 154 Mast, Dixie 109 Means, Michael 33, 44, 45, 51, 102, 106, 109 Mellinger, Ron 51,110 Miley, Joyce N. 110 Miller, Bobbi Jean 110 Miller, James Robert 110 Morris, Catherine L. 111 Moscovic,Janet R. 40, 41, 106, 111 Moser, Gary Lee 13, 111, 150 Mull, Roy A. 111 Myers, Diana 30, 33, 112 Norris, Tony 33, 43, 50, 51, 102, 109, 112 Parmer, Cindy D. 112 Parmer,Jerri 36, 74, 77, 112, 113, 146 Plank, James R. 113 Poteete, Dave 73, 113 Raymond, Angela Kathryn 82, 85, 87, 95, 113 Ream, Joan L. 113 Reimold, Glenda Marie 35, 74, 82, 85, 113, 122, 152, 158 Remley, Scott 7, 32, 33,42, 102, 113 Renshaw, Mike 114 Renshaw, Patrick 46, 114 Ressler, Debbie 114, 137, 156 Rineer, Curt 11, 114 Rineer, LuAnn 77, 114 Rohrer, Eileen 35, 114, 152, 153 Rowe, Patricia Jean 72, 74, 82, 84, 86, 87, 114 Ruth, Linda 35, 40,41, 115 Rutt, Roger 14, 33, 115 Rutter, Michael 1 15 Rynier, Dorothy J. 116 Sands, Priscilla 70, 74, 116 Shank, Gary L. 116 Shearer, Steven S. 10, 117 Shirk, Lois Jean 35, 86, 96, 117, 119, 137, 146, 158 Smoker, Arlene 8, 1 17 Smoker, Jim 10, 117 Smoker, J. Vernon 32, 33, 117 Solesbee, Connie 117 Souders, Craig 116, 117 Sowers, Valerie 9, 117 Spade, Robert 8, 118 Spotts, Rodney L. 118 Stanley, Denise 118 Stauffer, R. Allen 118 Stoltzfus Anna Mae1l8 Kenneth D. 50, 51, 109, 119 Stoltzfus Jeffrey K. 118 Stoltzfus Julia 118 Stoltzfus Stoltzfus Marlin M. 119 Stoltzfus Stoltzfus, Phyllis 119 Ruth Lorene 7, 14, 30, 120 Strubel, Kenneth 120 Strubel, Michael 120 Summers, Jancie M. 121 Taylor, Kathleen A. 121 Timoney, Douglas A. 116, 121, 141 Trego, Randall 122 Troupe, Sue 116, 122 Wallace, Norma 40, 122 Walters, Gary 123 Wanner, Esther A. 123 Wanner, John 123 Weir, Nancy E. 124 Whitehead, Jeff 124 Winters, Edward 124 Wolfe, Dale 11, 124 Wright, Nancy J. 124 Yoder, Ron 125 Yost, Nancy Ann 125 Young, Randy L. 5, 28, 32, 33, 43, 51, 91,102, 116,125 Zimmerman, John L. 3, 72, 76, 89, 96, 125 E I T A V 5 z i F i 5 Ls: E I i eww-Sm A I . mi A A s I i , 0' i T M' EQ ,s .- 2 .5 f 3 , Q - 'rv Q? 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