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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1973 volume:

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Band 9-12, Musical Comedy 9-12, Pioneer 11, Yearbook 12. Joanne Brackbill-Band 9-12, Hockey 9-12, Musical Comedy 11, Cheerleading 11-12, Year- book 12. Linda Bowers Mf fi ww' W Joanne Brackbill ' 2 1 o 'TAL-.T'2IY.Z71 '1.5':f'g -E t Jerry Reeser and Fred Reedy relax during biology class. Nelson Brackill Nelson Brackill--Wrestling 10, Soccer 9, Band 9-10. Don Broomell--Wrestling 12. Jane Carter-Drama Joe Davis--Baseball 10-12, Base- ball Club 12, Intramurals 11. Donald Broomell Calvin Buckwalter Jane Carter 22 Joseph Davis Eugene Denlinger Donna Jean Eby Larry Eisenberger Craig Eby i V Beanie Denlinger-Soccer 9-10, Cross Country 11, Wrestling 9-11, Tennis 9-12, Intramurals 9-11, Varsity Club 9-12, Student Council 9-11. Craig Eby--Soccer 9-10, Base- ball 9-12, lntramurals 9-11, Varsity Club 12, Baseball Club 11-12, Student Council 11. Donna Eby-Dra ma 9. Nancy Eby-Yearbook 9-12, Editor 12, Pioneer 9-12, Editor 12, Student Council 9-12, Sec. 11, Chorus 9-11, Musical Comedy 9, Jr.-Sr. Play 11, NHS 11-12, Sec. 12. Larry Eisenberger--Basketball 9- 12, Baseball 12. i Nancy Eby 1 The Senior Class officers included: Pat Green, Secretary: Bonnie Ffyefl TVGGSUVGVC JGVVY Reeser, Vice President, and Dave Lynch, President- 23 911. ,,,,a,5.,.,.: g:,::::r:,:gg:'q-if-,fqwgqgilgil- xi 1 Lt!.'lt:!i!:?i.fi?V r 7' 5 ?52:Efi41ll,af::, .i i.i:'9i3:1 1 v J William Fryberger Jean Ellis-Musical Comedy 9-12, Jr. Sr. Play 11-12, Chorus 9-12, Chambersingers 10-12, Student Council 9-12, Class V. Pres. 10, Band 9-12, NHS 10-12, Treas. 12, Hockey 9-11, Cheer- leading 9-10, District Chorus 12 News a er 11-12, Yearbook W . P P 12, County Chorus 11-12, County Q 12 Band 9- . Barb Feister-Drama 9, Girls Bas- ketball 12. A Craig Frey-Intramurals 9-11, FFA W Student Advisor 12, Basketball Club 12, NHS 11-12, Bill Fryberger-Intramurals 9-11, Soccer 9-11, Baseball 9-12. Bonnie Fryer-Hockey 9-12, Bas- ketball 9, Pep Club 11, Library Club 11-12, Yearbook 12. Donna Fryer-Hockey 9-12, Band 9-12, Chorus 9-12, Class Treas. 9, Musical Comedy 9-11, Year- book 12, Varsity Club 12, Drill Team 12. fi' Jean Ellis ,X Barbara Feister Craig Frey Bonnie Fryer Donna Fryer 24 Mike Gauvey-Chorus 12, Musical Comedy 12. l l Michael Gauvey William Gerhart Bill Gerhart--Gym Club 9. Science Club 10, lntramurals 11. , . . A. H f t. RickStoItzfusexhibits his prlzeafterwinningfhe cutest Baby con es 25 Deb Gifford-Band 9-12, County Band 9-12, Basketbaii 9-12, Co- Captain 12, Hockey 11-12, NHS 10-12, Newspaper 11-12, Editor 12, Yearbook 10-12, Editor 12, FTA 9-11, Jr. Sr. Piay 11, Musical Comedy 10-12. Audrey Gilgore--Pep Club 12. Karin Graybill-Chorus 9,12, Li- brary Aid 9. Debora Gifford Donna Graybill W Audrey Gilgore Gary Graybill Karin Graybin 26 William Graybill P8ffiCi-9 Green Louise Greineder Dennis Gfoff Pauline Groff f lxii rw ,- ,,,,,,, ,,,, ,, ,,l 11:1 .- ,., ,111 1 H 1-JI '-53:1 Pat i Gf?E ri+4CH 0Y?i1SI f9P121:gf MUSical1 ,1 1, ., 1-V, ,gy 1, - ff: 1 Dvmedyif:l!ee1 a1e2eff5'Bam-lf 1'1,e2f,i:.BaS+ I5,Qs2kf9tli4l'i195 l0gfgfifflie eGlQL74fr1e1i5 YEHF l ,i 4 I W TfGi 'EDQbkfJ12QY5f'zf'5gfE f l Q jff5f52 ff A x Sfecrstaw 11,4 eYeareb9'okf1e24 e1, 1 2:PiQham+ Qi33 hersin serS w 11124 g5Ch6?F'?QF3iUS e 41Q14 H fJBahdfs ,igg e iMHsiQe' e Gfr10f1 2 4 i PeP ee e '- N 1' ' fl '1'f, fl f ,,' ',5', ', ' ' Roger Groff Michele Herr 27 I -3 U,-...u.n. 1 X 11 16 I I Md MMUQQQW lfuflnuanwn Richard Hershey James K- High Sherrie Higgins Roy Hoak Robert Hochstetler Richard Hershey-Art Club 12, Basketball 10-11, Intramurals 9-11. Jim High--Basketball 9-12, Base- ball 9-12, Soccer 9-12, Varsity Club 11-12, Pres. 12, Class Pres. 11, Student Council 9-10, NHS 11-12, Intramurals 9-11, Basket- ball Club 12. Baseball Club 'W 11-12. Roy Hoak--AV Club 9-12. Www Bob Hochstetler-Gun Club 9-10, lntramurals 11, Rifle Club 10, Baseball Club 12. Dave Hoffmeier-Band 9-12, Bas- ketball Manager 9-11. Herb Hoover-Chorus 9, Art Club 12. David Hoffmeier Herbert Hoover 28 J, l I Pollj Kari , 2, 5 f 'sg 1 1 fl 7 im: wi, I i D gi if .af is I Q 1 i S A . 1 xy, ,Ax. ,, , Jeffrey Hoover Chosen by her classmates and the faculty as DAR award recipient was Nancy Eby. 8 9, - 5 W .te NK Wm x fi' 'ii ., 5 'QW-si -. H' We 2 Polly Ann Houck Sonja Houck LaRue Huyett Jeff Hoover-Intramurals 9-11, Rifle 9-12, Varsity Club 11-12, Class Treas.11, NHS 11-12. Polly Houck-Band 9-12, Yearbook 11-12, Basketball Manager 10, Hockey 11, County Band 9-10, Chorus 9, Jr. Sr. Play 11, 1 Pioneer 11-12, Editor 12, FTA 9-12, Pres. 12, Historian 11, NHS 10-12. ,I Sonja Houck-Chorus 10-12, Jr. 'M sr. Play 11, FTA 9-10. LaRue Huyett-Band 9-10, Cross Country 10, Wildlife Conser- vation Club 12, Vo-agriculture Basketball 12. Karin Jerchau-Cheerleading 9-11, Chorus 9, 11-12, Chambersing- ers 11, Hockey 9-10, Yearbook 12, Drill Team 10-11. Varsity Club 12,PepClub11. Karin Jerchau 29 Sandra JoneS Laine Keneagy JoAnn Kauffmanf-Band 12, Cho' tus 9, 11-12, Rifle 11, Musical Comedy 11, Basketball 9. a Laine Keneagy--Soccer 9. Jay Knosp--Soccer 9-12, Class a V.Pres.11,M a Phoebe Koser--Library Club 9-11. 30 Jo Ann Kauffman Wifi midi Jay Knosp Phoebe Koser Michael Koshuta -Miva' John Kurtz Duane Landis Mike Koshuta--Band 9-12, Soc- , Cer 19112, Rifle 9-12, Tennis 9-12,1 Newspaper 12. John Kurtz-eSoccer 9-12, Base- 1 1' ball 9-12, NHS 11-12, Varsity 1 iClubr11-12, Band 9-12, Pres. 1 ,1 12,7 Intramurals 9-11. Baseball r 2Ciub12. Laurie Ladiey+4Cheerleading 9,1O, ,Yearbo9k112g in 1 1 in Duane Landis-4-Wrestiing 9-12, ln- 11 tremurals, 9-11,,.Jr.f Srg,P1ay 12, in FacultyePiay9.i 1 1 , f 1 1 f r 1 Diane Lapin-5-Chorus 194 ,MBIOYGWE ' ,712,ilsebaliManager11-12.5104 r dem' sec. f11412,rfLibrary Aid -941.1 1 , f Laurie Ladley Diane LBPD 31 Elvin Lapp--Baseball 9-12, Cross Country 11-12, Varsity Club 11- 12. Connie Lefever-Basketball 9-12, Band 12, Baseball Manager 11- 12, Student Sec. 11-12. Linda Long-Baseball Manager 10- 11, Chorus 9, Band 9-12, Year- book 12. Dave Lynch-Soccer 9-12, Base- ball 9-12, Basketball 9-12, NHS 10-12, Pres. 12, Class Pres. 9,12, Band 12, Student Coun- cil 9-11, Varsity Club 11-12, Intramurals 9-11, Baseball Club 12, Basketball Club 12. 'hr' elim.-Abi Elvin LZPD Connie Lefever A ,Ar ,......,,,,,-uv-f 4' M ' ' L. mda Long David Lynch W W X M X i ' - .3135 Wi W Y M ,, 1 i X- - 1 0 P18 dissection , Pl'OVed t A . I . Blomquist, O be an 'ntefesflflg project for foreign exchange student, P' 32 Mu . 5 Z' lx R , ,4 1 523 4 FQ ,- as , if Qu f if . , x A' F :hs 1.1. , V gmt 4, .1 ,J ,,, , 3 'Q ,Y is I 1 PipS3 f M , , f X l J. Barry Martin Linda Martin Barry Martin--Soccer 9, Basket- ball 9-12. Basketball Club 12 lntramurals9-11. Linda Martin-Chorus 9-10,12 Hockey 9-12, Band 9-11, Year- book 12, Class V. Pres. 9 Clair Mast-Art Club 12, Intra- murals 9-10. Sue Mattson-Pep Club 12. Paula Ma s Librar Aidell 12 Y - Y ' - Steve Miller-Soccer 9-12, Wrest- ling 9,11, Baseball 9. Clair Mast Susan Mattson few ,jus-in eh , John Paul Miller Stevemmer 33 5 ...gl ,z:::.::tg:2:':!I .E::A'i3 3':f?7'!E?5f U91 rfii - 35 lqf ' Y Thomas Mitchell ZW' '--W .. Ma ry Ellen Morrow Arasteh Mos hx.f,..s,.-A-wi'i45. taghim Stephen Mowrer Tom Mitchell--Drama 9-10, Art Club 12, Stage Crew 11. Mick Morrow--Chorus 9-12, Band 9-12, V. Pres. 12, County Band 11-12, Class Sec. 9, Musical Comedy 9-12, Class Pres. 10, Student Council 10-12, Pres. 12, Cheerleading 9-11, Hockey 9-12, Co-captain 12, Gymnastic Manager12. Steve Mowrer--Soccer 9-12, Bas- ketball 9-1O, Tennis 10, Stu dent Council 9-1 1. Mary Ann Mull-Hockey 9-12, Bas- ketb I ' al 9, Cheerleading 12, Cho- rus, 9-12, Band 10-12, FTA 9-10, NHS 10-12, Musical Comedy 11, Yearbook 9-12, Newspaper 11- 12, Editor 12. Chris Oxenreider-Chorus 9, Bas- ixetifgll 10-12, Hockey Manager book 12 Stage Crew 11, Year- 34 Mary Ann Mull christine Ann Oxenfelde' ,dn W W -L7 fi -X YU , f Deanna Stoltzfus, Chris Oxenreider, and Mary Ann Mull work hard in Biology. Richard Patterson Joseph Pelot Michael Rapp Joe Pelot--lntramurals 10-11. Class Sec. 10, Religion Club 12, Musical Comedy 12. 'WWW Raymond Rathman 35 W , ,, N .- ... . - .. .. :gn ,, fy- ' - 1 ..'.'.::r1::'g'.g.'.Z . 'ZZ. 'qi -0 ' H Y mi h 5 ' I - In W- L -x -V HT 3:3 Y . J, 3.i5.,v:-ru--gy11n,g..g.3 : jg:..g!'lf.ig.Q.1i!4gr2:f,1I:,,:gr'-f-gy-H?-HQ-If12.!-244Q,.:ZL,!:!3:H'!g!1!iff mf3lg!-35y..Ql,...1-.,31.54,hp.f,l ' 3 I .Q l, Leslie Raymond--Chorus 9-12, Band 11-12, FTA 9, Pep Club 11-12, Library Club 9-11, Year- book 12, Musical Comedy 11. Fred Reedy-Soccer 10-12, Wrest- ling 9-10-12, Student Council 12. iffdig ,f, 4 C ze 1 f 'mf V Jerry Reeser Karen Rice Marlene Shade David Renninger Jerry Reeser-Band 9-12, Soccer 10-12, Baseball 10-12, Musical Comedy 10-12, Jr.-Sr. Play 11- 12. Dave Renninger-Intramurals 9-11, Baseball Club 11-12. Karen Rice-Cheerleading 9-11, Band 9-12, Chorus 9, Varsity Club Treas. 12, Yearbook 12, Class Sec, 11, Majorette 12, Musical Comedy 12, Pep Club 11. Bob Schatzman-Basketball 9-12, Baseball 9, Baseball Club 9-10, Drama 10, Tennis 11, Basket- ballClub12. Marlene Shade--Chorus 9-12, Li- brary Club 9-12, Pres. 12, FHA 9-10, NHS 11-12, Yearbook 12. Rodney Sheaffer- Band 9-12. Charles Schatzman -MW' Rodney Sheaffer 37 - rl: - -lf: if-z1,:rI:f.r':lt .!:: :.' 7 ' ' ' ' ' 1 .. .,. ,.v. ,.,,, pl... ,,.1.. . Ralph Shea-M usical Comedy1 9-1'1fQ Rifle 19-11,1 Baseball 10, Band fl 9-12. Chorus 19, Varsity Club R 11-12, County Band 9. X 1 Sam Shivery-'Band 9-12, Chorus 11-12.1 Rifle 10-12. o Jesse Simes--Library Club 9-10, School Store 12. 1 Steve Simmons--Wrestling 10-11, Chess Club 10, Intramurals 11, Religion Club 12. Barry Smoker-Baseball 9-12, Chess Club 10, Intramurals 11, Baseball Club 12. Ralph Shee Daryl Shirk Samuel Shivery Stephen Simmons 38 Jesse Simes Barry Smoker Dwight Smoke I' .4 Joanne Smoker P il 1 ' i:'y'7:: ymxppp ..,. , s 1 in 1 1 5 .. X4 V f in ,za 2: if- 1 ,-, . 1 l--: .vi if w e .gi , l 1 ' li? 3 F1 X - , .i N 1 -1 i f f fffbg, A ,E , a i A f F 1 , gf .. Q I V h l xl ,Z , I E ia 1-.1 Z E W1 X i , Q fi E 'f 1 if M ,QU WM 5 Z 1 K V I fy H 1 l Q 1- 1 5 . F-A -Q - - ' ii , :Q-'if ' , 1 ' ' I 1 1 , if 1 , 'f 1, ir.. '. -vvvv vvt, - -- 2:5 :-,I 1- f E 5 1 w si 1 ' ff 1 H 1 A l L il 53 2,1111 3. 1 ml in as lg 3 in 15 1215111 Duane Landis quietly endures the Cheerleaders' whipped creme smear. 'vw Sally Stauffer Deanna Stoltzfus 39 Dwight Smoker-Soccer 9-12, Bas- ketball 9-11, Baseball 10: A Joanne Smoker-Chorus 9-10g Li- brary Club 9-12. Ski Club 10-12 Pep Club 1O,lYearbook 12. Sally Stauffer-Bandi10-12, Li- brary Club 10-12, V. Pres. 12 Library Aide 10-12. Deanna Stoltzfus-Chorus 9-12 Cheerleading 9-11, Band 10-11 Yearbook 12, Varsity Club 11-12. Richard Stoltzfus ummm-If Robert Stoltzfus Rick Stoltzfus-Basketball 9-12, Soccer 9-11, Baseball 10. Robin Stoltzfus--Library Aide 9, Cheerleading 10, Vo-tech DECA 11-12. Ben Summers-Baseball 9-10, Wrestling9-10. wa egg, anal Robin Stoltzfus Benjamin Summers .4 J 5 HCV Eby and Jim H' h 'S were featured by the NEW ERA as Teen of the Week. 40 5 iii 4 , 3 3, f , 4 pf y , 2 J , 1 f fm Q4 7'4 Lou Ann Summers Arthur Troupe Cindy Weir Richard E. Summers Judith Weidman wwf? 1 P X 51, James White 41 Lou Ann Summers-Basketball 9- 10, Hockey 10-12, Cheerlead- ing 12, Band 10-12, NHS 10-12, V. Pres. 12. J , Rick Summers--tntramurals 10- 11, FFA 9,12, FFA Basketbafl 12. Judy Weidman-Cheerieading 10, Chorus 9-11, Band 10-12, Musi- cal Comedy 1 1. , Cindy Weir--Baseball 10-12. John Windle WWW WWW Ralph wllllamY0U'lg 42 9 f ? Ronald E- Yoder ,,...,,,,,,,.ay Donna Eby Debra Zimmerman l 5 Joqn Vhndle cz' Dane' om 1 Ron Baseball l Baseballc Deb Zimme Band 10. ' FFAQ-12.l My Zook- l l We 12. , l Judy Zook fy ff 27 M Donna Eby seems surprised by the photographer who caught Michele Herr unaware frQgjohftffcwindfe-Band 9-12, Chorus ff uj rp f 3 rrpf 53121, pp Daajoe 0 Band 12, Musical uer i 1 rer gifkmedy 124 fjfBQDf f,yYoder--intramurals 10-12. ufrh 11-124 Newspaper 10, Y hu, XQBQSGDZII Club 12. r rrprj ,Zimmerman-Chorus 9-10, gy?rf2fBaUd,rop10, Musibai Comedy 9,11, Qfr fEEFlS9+o1p2,1Librafy Club 9-12. kj,fqcuglyr,look-4Cph0orus 9-10, School p r 43 K, N Q 1 ,fg ,f MN W N Q f K QXXAQ X N! WX .... M . V: W Q X9 W f I if ff nv, ss 1 f a ' ,M ,v-'vvqf P' 1 9. Jim High speeds forward after the ball only to be blocked by an opposing player. TOP ROW KL. to Bailey, Darrel He High, Jerry Reese Coach Bailey watches intently at a practice as the players dribble the ball down the field. With every muscle strained, Bill Young drives home another PV score. -416 HIGHLIGHTS The Pequea Valley BraveS battled a tough season againSi their Section Two opponerITS- Their record was a rather disappointing one consisting of some success. The team had many return- ing players as well as new members. A fine player, SGf1i0f Jim High, was the BraV9S leading scorer of the season. OH Jim High stra- .V ' 55954421 225 hr 5 M , 4 :Ef:6'WK4 wif WZ 'V J f 'W ' ,' 25' p i .,., , .,,,,. . ..., . ffl, . IJ:-e 2 -. ' l ie blocked raves gainst rents. ather istir18 :turn- NSW aerli0V raves DD. TOP ROW CL. to RJ: Mike Lichty, Don Bomberger, Mike Koshuta, Jeff Rice, Rick Rowe, and Mike Sollenberger. MIDDLE ROW KL. to RJ: Coach Bailey, Darrel Hackenberger, Steve Mowrer, Jim Maurer, Jay Knosp and Coach Musser. BOTTOM ROW CL. to RJ: Dwight Smoker, John Kurtz, Jim High, Jerry Reeser, Dave Lynch, Bill Young and Jim Hopkins. or A SPIRITED SEASON Jim High Strategicauy captures the ball from his Opponent' The team quickly huddles on the field to boost team spirit. 47 w rf se v x ow A+, 1' l K 3 K get if 9 ,. 5 TOP ROW CL to RJ: Donna Fryer, Coach Ruth Bicking, Sue Stoner, Heidi Denlinger, Barb Hershey, Cheryl Homsher, Vicki Benner, Diane Hackenberger, Ginny Ream, Chris Oxenreider. BOTTOM ROW: Deb Gifford, Bonnie Fryer, Joanne Brackbill, Mic Morrow, Mary Ann Mull, Lou Ann Summers. HOCKEY TEAM HAS T f Q 14, Coach Bicking watches the team practice before a game Rose R d V eedbf and Joanne Brackbill wait for the start of a scrimmage 8 Uflfig One ofthe daily practices, Marcia M BUIl i 'Sz 4--Q. 1, ' 3, - I JL- i . 1' 1,4 5:25 9 -.,, . X 43 :yy 2 VZ? wg., 5, :Sag - 5 ' 2 Q 1. Q35 wifi . R. M D ' Q, 5,5 1. 5 , 1 ner. Diane i Mull, Lou HA S i of 8 Wim mage l ? 3 , 1 5 , ,, .. H .,, ,,,, , ,, ,,,, , ,-, f .,,. V 2 f 6 T lvl 2 i .. 1 in Marcia Miller executes a push pass to teammate Sue Stoner during a junior-varsi BUILDING SEASON 14 ,fi f, 6 Q9 M . ffl! ,iff 5 li! 4 f f f Zi' 1 ty game. Q, V 4 ,N 5 X , ff, inf, ww , is 1' , f 'Q -fffk f f2?'?, f f 6 Coach Futer pauses for a thoughtful moment during a game. , on f f ,4 91,71 his ' ,J f f fm' 'f , if 5' f M f wafffa T ay y V f The hockey team again battled through a winless season, but much of this can be contributed to lack of experience. Toward the end of the season after they had gained experience the team managed to tie their games with Manheim Township and Penn Manor. They played their best game of the season against Manheim Town- ship, one of the league's top con- tenders for the title. Overcoming Township's one point first half lead, the hockey team withstood a difficult second-half and came away from the game with a tie. Miss Ruth Bicking coached the varsity team for the first time this season after coaching junior-var- sity for the past three seasons. Miss Bicking was aided by Mrs. Marie Futer who directed the junior- va rsity tea m. . '1 '7ji15'--12322133 ifscgilrgtglzEg.:'3illfE1:il.5?fftdlffli-I-Q'' :5'tQQf:ffff57i7 ' ' W 1' f V sm' on o Q 5 3 f 14 r if Z 5. Z H' Z Z ,, W X W , Q k:v 5 27 31 X f 'n,, f Q L A'A' TOP ROW CL to RJ: Larry Eisenberger, Rick Stoltzfus, Don Bomberger. MIDDLE ROW: Mike Wallace, Dave Lynch, Barry Martin, Bob Schatzman. BOTTOM ROW: Jim High, Bill Young, Jim Hopkins, coach Jeff Bohler. i i i Ieaegrajisenberger skids to a halt during a game against Manheim 50 ,E 4 ha be de co we Io M . Jim High watches the rest of the team practice I I ' ,, V SChatzman, '53 M f W Some members of the varsity team relax during practice. HAS WINNING SEASGN ' pr3CfiCe' For the first time in many years Pequea Valley had a winning basketball team. Much of this can be attributed to the hard work and effort demonstrated by the players and the excellent coaching provided by coach Jeff Bohler. The team went into the playoffs, but unfortunately they lost their first game which was played at Penn Manor. Bill Young, Larry Eisenberger, Jim Hopkins, and Rick Stoltzfus prepare to practice more drills. 1 -:-:- 155,15 W 'XM I we ,4 ,fem 1 X x X 4 fx X X is 5 Wing! ,ws 4 s Q X K X W gyms 1 S ss 5,21 lam v ' wx! XM rg, I X f X f X XX gx swf! Q N X WBNM ' was N Q as Ms-wakiww-as 469725 X ' Dennis Stoltzfus meets his opponent. MWA DISAPPOINTING SEASON s. w Y 10 -. swf., S 5, i- : ' y .I ,,,k X Dave Stoltzfus wins, .,',,Q 5 2 Duane Landis closes in on a pin. Z 2 ,. ?n 7 ,f Mi!! T F S xxx S X ' 55 ? a S X W Q5 R i sm J tg, ,M 'VC Ql- TOP ROW CL to RJ: Don -Broomell, Fred Reedy, Bill Moore, Gordon Hoover, Mike Sollenberger, Dwight Rank, Coach Dennis Adams. SECOND ROW: Kere Hoover, Dennis Stoltzfus, Terry Eichelberger, Barry Ferguson, Jeff Coon, Bob Benner. FRONT ROW: Harry Moon, Kent Ressler, Dave Stoltzfus, Duane Landis, Bob Bills, Bris Skiles, The wrestling team struggled through another dis- appointing season this year. No victories were recorded by the team, but this could not be attributed to lack of skills. Instead the loses can be credited to the great number of forfeits caused by the lack of team members. Terry Eichleberger waits out his opponent. ,, , , , , NWW 6 H 5 , A ' ' f f A . f A y fif' wwe F, ' ,nt QA- if :fs Barry Ferguson awaits the start of his match. .. 3 2 t Q 5 ,i ' fg, gwfx - fy w., if iw -t , '-'1 J 1 W ,QA , 42 .Jo x 1 '?4?WAJs V, x .Q gal . ,,-in gfic 3 'Q 2 Y 1 , ' s 1? S , , W X ji' I ,JJ4 15 g at ? ga Rifle team members practice to achieve perfect score. N W TOF BO SHARPSHGOTERS HAVE DI f 1 ' ' Q a 1 Cindy Greer sights in on the dis E tant ta rget, x LQ 5,2 1 W, M4 54 N 545 E 1 jf i 1- , e X X X 3 fi! x 'S N g 'S Xia if S 3 I TOP ROW CL to RJ: Mike Chrobocinski, Mike Norris, Cindy Greer, Tony Fox, Jeff Hoover, Sandy Becker, Don Greer, Randy Shenk, Sandra Rapp. BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Madigan, Mr. Celli. DISAPPOINTING SEASON tt, mm it ,ifi'g,'512,i,ig3igg,ig, Mike Chrobocinski and Jeff Hoover prepare for rifle Practice' 1 The rifle team fought through another difficult season this year. They did manage to come up with a few wins, but the season could be summed up as disappointing. J The started citing Hempfi This high p the ren team i veryfev Coao Sify te Coach ll1 BOTFOM ef. ' F Mb s 'Su Barb Feister gets the tap during the McCaskey game. Jean O'DonnelI and Sandy Schatzman reach for the rebound. The girls' basketball team started the season with an ex- citing 46-45 overtime lose to Hempfield. This game was probably the high point of the season. For the remainder of the season the team was outplayed and had very few close games. Coach Joann Kramer the var- sity team this season replacing Coach Patricia Reed. 'Mx Coach Kramer gives the team instructions during a time-out. 57 . ,,. ,-,,,,-,,.,.,.-,A-,ma:::1:rvi'zfaef:'f1f+91Qfijffpfggziyzsesifexlififf-1?i'ii ,f?qs,,gg1u4gg::::f,::.g:z:fgi,f::gig , , X 5.595 W CHEERLEADERS ,M I I I 7' . f K 6 RAI! if WM ERS RAISE SPIRIT ,,,,,,,Wm, ,I V, N Qwxmw f , Q I 7' , ff, , I Y M , ' I ' xi I xx : I .: Q' 5 'f X I .IX . I1' I ' I . f M 3 X X 1 If If A X ,. ,, www I I ., ... ..., .I . ,I ,. . ...:..Q, 12 ygi. ',' -, ,f vu ,' ' . .-.-I-'fu-1 1v-JlII.- 1 .---1-n-.V - . fun I .-.- '..:n..- ... ..,'.1. .I .p ' T . ' ' ... -.- .. ., .- ...... -. ... . .- , . nys-0,-.-4fT,.1l I. . 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The baseball team managed to win three of their last five games, while the tennis team won four out of their last six matches. Overall, the base- ball team finished the season with an even record of six wins to six loses. The tennis team ended their season with a winning record of ' h loses. eng t wins, six SPRING SEASON ENDS S1 Q Keep your mind on the ga me, boys. 60 O .S 1315 X , fx I. 4 X X N X , f XX TXQSV, , X-'ifvwg ff Yi 5 X , Xf .X X X. , y , 5 e X n on ' f ,f ,fue f X WY 5 A ' SX lg M , M42 c'1Xf1w.QZ4 V4 .V fi ,XXX 5 7 56 T '32 ,X N X. X ,,,.. , X U? -1 f fi X14 XX41 W VW lffif ,7 ffi ', ef, f' f 1 vlgvfkgx Mxg , gf X X ff, X X X1 X Q XX: .Sv , ,X-X X X ? zxwf' X X 9'qX1WvfQ 1- f fx-A Ski, . 0 , , X Y X Z , ,, ,V , ' X Q 3 ' SEV: f 7 X f X 0 X GN HIGH NOTE The Chess team, directed by Mr. Donald Ranck of the Inter- mediate School, made a com- mendable showing this year. Although it was only their second year of competition, the Chess team had a record of seven wins and seven defeats. I 's J :J N H-wagon. rd' ,, nv ' CYD Coach Mr. Ranck poses with his team. They are from LEFT TO RIGHT: John Young, Doug Brackbill, Pete Combs, Dave Baker, and John Baker. CHESS .. I ,- rf John Young eagerly awaits Doug Brackill's next move, , Q ,.,,., F -tw R K :-,, V , , C ,.,, I i g XX '-,,,,, tg fs x .,. NNRYQW John Baker a ppears c ' - - . . move- Oflfldent with his move while Dave Baker anticipates his neXT 62 Z Ph? 5 ,NX I Bl'3Ckblll, The KJ Gymnastic Team from LEFT TO RIGHT: STANDING M h M'lI ' Mrs.Thurbon: KNEELING, Lisa Hoover, Diana Hackenberger. ars a I ensue Stoner' Mamyn Morrow , GYIVINASTICS 'Neg-Qcllxr Marilyn Morrow performs on the parallel bars. ,Heavy L , Congratulations to the first gym- nastic team at Pequea Valley and their coach Mrs. Judy Thurbon of the Inter- mediate School. Although the team did not have a winning season, they did perform extremely well considering their lack of competitive experience and the age of the team members Cfour ninth graders and one tenth graderb. Look out for these girls in the future. w.,-.Ns to 1,--ff, ' 1' ' K , N ,fi 1 G ,I .,,,.. Q , , ,M sb,.s,t4.g,4.xs ,,,, ,,ts,g-.QF sl-'-x il is tsQQsfmir'iitrimviniQlf'f1 Q Diana Hackenberger exhibits her skill on the tes his next balance beam. 1 1 1 1972 F7 'il SPORTS QS 1 J v A 1 H' H 3 Q PE QUEA W I rg' N ' W VW if uf BRAVES ., , vw v 1 l i ' ,' C, .13 Q! I.. ,TN NIJ.: If Q.. ,tp !llg.l:.,'a,n:ALgg'1 ,QDINSAI VH' 1,5 li ' . t o I N W ,:'1-lswalhihf pm 'lil I V ZW X w CLASS OF '74 . -Wwx W,...,ff4fJ ,7 ...,,, , Ay!! 'QW MQW.. WWCWJ C Abreu P Abreu C. Acker S. Armer .Bagshaw E. Bair D. Baker Elected by their fellow Juniors were: Jo Dawn Fox, secretaryg Raymon Hillard, vice-president: Don Bomberger, president and Sandy Scl'1atzmann,treasurer. T. Barker R. Baron 9 ,. A , S. 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Hershey j uf P. Higgins . l G. Hillard 1 R W R. Hiiiard X D. Hoffer , V 4 N. Hoover fs H, 0 1' D. Johns D. Jordan 6+ M. Kauffman R. Kline D. Krantz S. Krieder x .WWW-ww'- ' 2 2 4 A SVOUD of junior B.A.S. students concentrate intensely on a problern. ,,,,,.,,,.wwW sely Of' 6 I f ay, f 2 ' W , ' my, f f If 'Va f X no f f i 2 .z I' ,Z 12, 1 ...fd 'ff 9 fi '- f J eww! ., .. f, V M u 7 1 47 ,f s N . ' ' , MW ,. f f 'f NFV3 I. x ' - W '. . :n d-2' J ' A Q J ' ff 1 , . I 4 X X W X ff Z ff X G! ,J Q 'X ffl X by 7 f f f -. Z Q if M, 7 'R w 1-,. f ., W , ff MQ! - jf 4' .... 1 1 f f .. f.. X X A k , , 5 I Wi WQQ if 7 ff f , 133 f n if X f f 0 if ' V 4,1-ZW. J 1 7 -3 f .S - ,Z-5 ff . Q4 es? W X r 5 X nf ff fj w w. f. mm .m n J - i t-Egg? ' 53 - 4' , ' 2 fu if ' ,...P3,f51 Q' fre G.Lutz S.MalIory B.Martin J.Martirm J. Maurer H. McConviIle B.McKiIIipS J.McLaughlm S. McLerran B. Meck C. Miller D. Miller K. Miller M. Miller S. Moliszewsku K. Moore C. Neff J. Newborg M. Norris V. Owens J. O'DonneII T. 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D.Sowers J.Spade K.Wimer D. Steffy E. Wenger D.Steinmetz D.StirIing M. Stoltzfus R. Stoltzfus R. Trego M. Truitt ' '?v1,,s,3 I 1 f iff ss vw M fb I fy Ms: J f X 1 Q W f 9 , , I S, X SX, X7 5 14569. QM ? 1 W , f 0 P.Vongher M. Wallace C.WaIter T. Waltman fl.. ,Mi wx j X .,. if . ir Z .WWW M- sw K fha -C NQ,1v7 If , . .1 I R. Wasson J. Watson K. Weiler S. Weir M. Wenger A, Wood C. Zimmerman D.Wither G,W00d5 L.Zimmerman 4 T I 8 I 'Ei ? ' QTL I. 1 ' , -.' Leading presiden 14. . . X' ix, ,751 , f A29 V '- , 17555 im 1 X bs f asson atson eiler eir nmefman nmerrfiaf' , ,ix ,INK 51.1 X p Q mv 7 1 4 N ,V A' v X N X X -v X x .-Qf','..Jye-,U , ,,L:4.L-1.9355 1 f 1 fi. ,K ' K x s. .- v ' . 6? -4' ' CLASS QF '75 5 -2. fi 1 1 . -af B B. Leading the president. A class of , 3, , .V '75 were: Cindy Greer, Dresidentg Cindy Denlinger, s f A9 ik --..,, ecretaryg Brenda Wenger, treasurerg and Bob Stauffer, vice- , , 'jfi!7!? lg .Aliegyer .Axe . Bagshaw J. 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Bennett B. Bennett R. Bills D. Bloom C. Bower F. Bower J. Brackbill S. Bridgman E. Brown Nl. Buckwalter M. Byerly . .K X t s s A 2 X xx ff 355 AE-f X XV X N. X 1 Q , N ' J K X -J . 3- 'sp - - 'r :f::a1 'M s 1 i .... A ' 3 ,Q 4 so .. X A . X 1 me N fs X . X 9 X 5,4 Q X XX X 1 fx M Qi 1 X 'lf if 'fflpteszx figs? -fuer ' ft . A 9 Ss ' if i J i n Ns X I 'lx ,f 3 f K 4 Q wx , , .......,.,, A fx ss , .gi ,W , .:EI:EEEEEfEEEEE:2EEfE5fEI5Q -:kj - If ,Y Y 5 v . Q , , K sw A Q N at xt X XXX '. 4 .......... f 4 f f' XX s5sxrt?eiis ts ix who .fu.,,-f ., ??if??i,vzN35f5ef ,QE X' V irmz 9 X . 4-wa.. Nt X E ' 452555 ' Q ....:., K 1 . 1533 vs., . S. a ..... , . . Q A mf 5 'fax XVS A X f km H f it .Il ll, -l l CLASS CDF '76 WPViW5KW' WQXMWW WW' 15552 ' :wmv Fr shman officers were: Ed Hostetter, secretar 'B e . Q V l y, onnle Denlinger, vice-president: Sharon 3 kiles, president Sharon Shertz, treasurer- ! 2 s gf, asf' ' V 'lg 5 a 0 I Q., Q 1 if 5 :AT Y l K- Eby J- Eicr R. E53 Q. 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ZWK X f X gk Y in-A N j N F as 5,t '1 5 f xx , 3 1,7 , W 2 . ., 2? . 7 . . H ' Is this any way to take a German test. You bet It us.. Climmerman J.Zook 83 u . 0 1 , 'U ' ' an 1 l 1 V4 wh 2 2 , f N 1 X, 2 fifw rm-f MQ! f Z, 7 ,W 7 1 W .7 QW ZW W , f .21 W x. My 1 f 47 ffl. 4122 WJ Q 'WWE f W W JW -..- X HM A 'X GQ ff ' 2 ff f ,, 4, Q W e we N XXXX Jean Ellis portrayed Agnes Carol, 86 4 A WY. ,JM Q M- Q ,f Z e Haw A X , W nv 9 , e .ex X f 7 N I HX iw I .S ,X X A ef X XX gs if X N 1 4 Z , il 4 1 .. 0 AXAZ , ,, y ,,,,. f if Ginger was played by Jo Breneman. Glenn Hillard was Howard Carol. F x ik 'is W, xx w Y X ,Q fo 2 it l Ki IMA , 'i 'wh :'fwww.,,, ,, ' , , I i his Heidi Lengacher, Mike Gauvey, Mary Brady, Tom O'Shea, Linda Rohrer, Duane Landis. Jerry Reeser portrayed Mr. Wilson, the principal. L 'L YW! 27? W Time Out For Ginger entertained many f i people when it was performed last Winter. 44 The Junior-Senior play was a comedy con- . cerning Ginger Carol U0 Brenemany, who H ky R wanted to play on the high school football ZW' Misa team. Her sophisticated sisters, Joan and 4 Jeannie CHeidi L. and Linda RJ, however, did if not approve. Likewise, the bank president, 5 L Ed Hoffman CTom 0.5, ridiculed Ginger's 2 ambition. if ,M if-A E . Lizzie, the maid CMary BJ, and Howard 5 CGlenn HJ, encouraged Ginger to play football. G I 4 In the end Ginger's interests changed towards , , . 7 , , 1 X i her boyfriend, Tommy Green CDuane L.J v Wx' After weeks of intense practice the cast 1 gave a successful presentation. .WZ I 87 6 Zip ,WW M' ff! The Band of the Braves prepare for a spring parade The band performed at a variety of events a number of which were the annual New Holland parade a concert at the Salisbury Elementary School a performance for one of the 76ers basketball games at Millersville and a benefit concert with the Octorara High School band. The money raised at this concert was donated to the Brenda Fisher Fund. One of the biggest events was band day at Gettys- burg College. The members of our band were drilled by the members of the college band for a large performance at half time. Our 18th annual band concert was held on March 10 Pequea Valley organized their very first dance band this year which was introduced at the concert. The band concluded the year by marching in Gap s annual Memorial Day parade. STRIVINGT FOR i 5 . 3 ? Z X 1 fff F K , Av 4 4 fi 4 Z f 2 Q ef 5 r ,ws Brass band practices before winter choral concert. pa v , Q' i 1, H2 , ,, V X X 4' Q- I , . in 'T JM, b 3. 4' 2 I Q 4 2 W 1 is X f xxx-x -.. .xi-NK S Cindy Greer and Mr. Koshuta listen to a lesson tape. B d ING FUR PERFECTION , 6 1 2 a f ,. an president John Kurtz and Mr. Koshuta look over benefit concert program with Octarara bandsmen. YM . K Off QQQMSH The 1973 Band of the Braves I I N SENIORS TOUR NEW YGRK In the fall, two groups of se- niors journeyed to New York City. Though the trips were at separate times, the same sites were visited. The first stop was the United Na- tions followed by a ferry trip to the Statue of Liberty. The after- noon was spent touring the city by bus and seeing a show at the musical hall. The final event was a visit to the Empire State building. i I i 90 of se- tCity. :arate tsited. ed Na- rip to after- e city at the event State ff Af W XW way w Z .32 Anew groupformed In New York the Old Maud sCIub L R The PEQUEA VALLEY CHORUS, under its first year of direction by Miss Dannamann, gave two concerts. Some of the major compositions performed included A Christmas Cantata by Daniel Pinkham, Ye Watchers and Ye Holy Ones , Jazz Gloria , and The Heavens are TelIing from The Creation by Haydn. ln addition to the Uppermanclass- men Chorus, a Freshman Girls ensem- ble sang in the Spring Concert. The Chambersingers, a small ensemble that performs a more challenging repertoire, also participated in the concerts. Chambersingers also sang at Zeltenreichs Church and the Para- dise and Leacock Elementary Schools. .Q - - ,. .na on-fx- Kim Moore awaits the start of a concert. . A 1 I g ,ff M fog, .' ,, MAKE A AJOY The 1973 Pequea Valley Upperclassmen Chorus l l i ll X l we qs Q ' 1. 1 , X fl 1 who If 1, 311- 4 .N f 1 J f .iz .,,.,,, - 4 .If Preparation for a concert took many hours of practice. HW ff4W f gf , mfs V57-A 3727 : Pequea Valley was represented by members of the chorus in the following choral groups: County Chorus: Mary Brody, Jean Ellis, Mike Fisher, Heidi Lengacher, Sue Remley, John Young. District Chorus: Jean Ellis, Mike Fisher. E-town Honor Chorus: John Young. J Q. f' ? V fy , 7 J, , f ' 4 :Z ,,', , W J Q , , Z7 2 W f f 5 V5 f fff , , f J f,f, Z 5ffi w 5? ?Z A surprised and happy Miss Dannamanfl- , .4 ----- r-eq-. .1f7 2 ry' Q' E 'li 5 . 5 fe, 'QW sf. I : Q L I 1 X x, ,H b i x K ' I 4 3.5 of 3 ' ' f W .s , uf ' sv 5 1 ,i V ,1- vw . ul A ' ,f. . nl' U' ul 1 ..x. A I l my g J W X . .,,,, ,,,. XX. . , . ,,,,, .. ,,,ll. 5:- if ll . .gif-,,' 3 ' 5 ,J xv ' ,. X L , s . E ' .- ' Y K Sf, I sr 2 F .A F , I t tt ,A . f K A 5 pk f E' S , 1 f A A 5 -is 1'1- Q ', f 5 tx iffy X X i x J . K x t f . Q t . X ROW 11 Miss Zepp, T. Gregoria, L. Wolfling, B. Bell,V. Gossert, G. Wyler, G. Gossert, S. Houck, B. Berky. ROW 2: M. Buckwalter, D. Killinger, J. Walton, J. Hewes, C. Bower, H. Fisher. ORROVXVS HOIVIEIVIAKERS The FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMER- ICA reorganized this year under the guidance of their advisor, Martha Zepp. The cherry pie contest, held in early spring, had a fair turnout and the winner was honored. The purpose of the FHA is to aid and develop girls in home man- agement and inthe skills and technical- ities of home economics. llie winner of the FHA cherry pie contest, Sheri Houck receives her trophy from Mr. Fulmer. V f l 94 i g' ' 2 . A4 W AND fifl. - L. 'V Q' fri-A , , 51?- , 'fi Vw h f5f, 'f V win , fy: !-T A 1? 1 Vf ' lui . I 4 5 1 'W Y' i Sow 1: E RQDAHEYGI W5:D 5 awww aww . fag X gg?t,,N- is ff Q . V Naltonv Mr. Phillips and Buddy Clark separate fruit for delivery. ERS AND AGRICULTURISTS ,Y The FUTURE FARM- ERS OF AMERICA was responsible for several activities in the past school year. Their annual fruit sale gained pro- fits for their associ- ation and the Don- key Basketball game held in February provided much en- tertainment for the area. The building of two greenhouses in cooperation with the advanced biol- ogy class are also among the achieve- ments of the FFA. av.. New 'l X X7 . . f , , W,,..,., 4, 7, f',,' A g ff cf N , M 4 W Bw Q 772 77 RS 14 M Row 5. D. Smith, k. Feisier, B. Baum, K. Bndgemefil 5 Flshel' A . Sherman, J. Skiles, R. Barkef. . ,L n, B. Heidbreder, C, Caskey, R ' OW 1: B. Kreider, J. Beyer, L. Reihl, B. Long. ROW ZX. HilIgarhd1k2irfX'lEygr,'-FooxfisglgU Mcconvmet ROW 4: C. Neff, RA Reffordy E. Strmgerv C. Gregg. S. Allgyer, M. Weir, N. Martin, K. Kurtz. ROW 3: Mr. Phi IDS, - ' ' ' A N . ,. ...,, ,... ..... .. 11 1 ,IIYIT I -.-........ .rv1a4.,.:ng..T'7!l .!7: 5 ?'?7'!':?'!'f'?' 'fI!?'1f:!:1 f1!T!i2 : f' r 'l 5 4' 4 - -. .. . . .. . . . X L I :t'r:f'-0-5o5'5'Sil'Z1L: 5' ,. Q4 5- , -1. X VA A '-' .. I, .ix . V, 'Elan . Q, . . 551124535 1 1 X x , f g f - I ' I X I E 1 .. .- W ., ..' K W. , , s .M 4 . N 'V qu, an . ., . . 'Q 1. . ' . .5 f f . JK' ll- ,y i.. ,I 3 fa .. .- 11- .SJ .. g , ,Ja .. Y f bag W. .. ts . , I 5 , K ,A ...J-Alf! 3' Y. If K: izJZg.?ilkf63Q x. .1 , t .-,ff-Q, .uww .f,f 'R in-2 - S, f 2 . rt A W' f sf . I ' f 4? ,, . 4' Q ., . .W .im .g. I.. L, -ng, 1 - .Q .J f f V, S js t ik:.,a.,7 T 1,3SEf5f.ig. i A' . 5 fftirfgz 4. My me 'Jigga w,v fegf'W.H fsgfwv,Q. tr S ' .fir - M - ff A ,,4f4V aystsg. ,ss,.. . , f ,Q up 1 ,- , , 1. I . .. . A 9' Qt QT 4? , 'f . -'sf' I ' ' - J . , wfsiv 5 i'.f,.gr .,.45f5'?5.S-'ifgg 45 YNY? Q f -G -fc - .... -1 Z X if 'Sflvir it f 'tl ff ROW 1: D. Lynch, J. Ellis, N. Eby, L. Summers, K. Moore, J. Kurtz, J. Smoker, D. Gifford, J. High, J Hoover. ROW 2: P. Blomqvist, D. Lapp, C. Davis, M. Mull, P. Houck, M. Shade, L. Rohrer, M. Brady L. Ranck, Mrs. Yashek, Advisor. ROW 3: M. Wenger, L. Brackbill, S. McLerran, P. Green, H. Lengacher, P. Eby, R. Reedy, S. Remley, C. Homsher. ROW 4: J. Young, B. Stauffer, D. Baker, J. Hopkins, M Sollenberger, D. Brackbill, B. Rutt, C. Diem, K. Denlinger, B. Skiles, B. Meck, D. Boas. The NATIONAL HONOR SO- CIETY performed many services for the school during the year. It continued the student tutoring system which several students used to improve their grades. Members served as ushers for several of the school programs. One of their activities included a bake sale at Park City to raise money to finish renovation of thelobby. SERVICE FOR OTHERS The YOUTH EDUCATION AS- SOCIATION formerly known as X the Future Teachers of America was reorganized this year. The purpose of the organization was to serve students interested in education but did not necessarily wa nt to be teachers. lt sponsored trips to several area colleges duringthe year. KX wmqmef' ROW1 B Deckman B Stoltzfus D Dip pner ROW 2 D Seabrease S Becker D Hershey C Greer P Houck ROW 3 Mr Siegel Advisor R Reedy J Diller M Sensenig D Hoffmeier 96 .W aw A ROW 1: Eby, J.F it M , f-.f 4 A . ' W' M , J Z A ' ..., ' . W .fit ' f' . .. . I I 'W . , P .. . . 1 I 7 .f f ' ' - , -fi 1 six if 1' 'N 7 . T 1 f Y- ' i l ' T V tam, , I 'z . . f 1 , z l I - -v I I- , . , ' h 3 . , . , ,W nk' VV I t . I... SO- ces aa r. 'ing lrlts les. for ms. :led mise of X iff'- f s fd? , 41 ji' f 4 le? Ziff? , ff ,I VV Vg. , z . .., ROW 1: M. Morrow, B. Denlinger, D. Seabrease, J. Ellis, N. Eby, F. Reedy. ROW 2: P. Blomquist, B. Skiles, J. Skiles, P. The STUDENT COUNCIL is an elected body to serve the students. This year the council helped the community with several events. It held a Winter Carnival in the school gym and donated all profits to a fund for lights on the soccer field. lt also sponsored a bikeathon to raise money for the retarded. Be- sides sponsoring dances through- out the year, the council worked on abolishingfinals. Next year's vice president Kim Moore and president Jere Skiles exchange a victorious handshake. 4 '-. ,A 1 fi .V 4.- as gg Q V4 ' 1 ' fn., . 0+ t- 4' . ic iwff , , I sf 22,1 . F ROW 1: J. Brackbill, D. Stoltzfus, C. Oxenreider, M. Morrow, N. Eby, D. Gifford, M. Mull, P. Houck, A. Beiler. ROW 2: L. Raymond, S. Remley, D. Brackbill, P. Groff, C. Davis, S. Shatzman, L. Martin, J. Ellis, D. Hoffer, Mr. Zahm. ROW 3: K. Rice, K. Jerchau, D. Fryer, H. Lengacher, P. Eby, S. McLerran, D. Steinmetz. ROW 4: M. Gauvey, M. Herr, P. Green, J. Smoker, L. Greineder. STUDENT PUBLICATIONS The school has two student U publications. The PEQUOIAN is the yearbook and the PIO- at ' NEER is the newspaper. Due to lack of funds only four editions I of the paper were published this year. Both staffs worked I im I hard to provide the student body with quality publications. ..:v?'f2' 1 ,.. V Q 1: E. Skiles N Eby M M H 5,MartIf1 . . , . . k S H' LIZ- - 'U 3 P. Houck, J. Ellis, D. Gifford. ROW 2: P. Eby, L. Ram? I e immerman. ROW 3. Miss Caldwell, C. Benedict, E. Bryson, E. Smith, D. Skethway- 98 154 I l l ,Q .fl f' 5, 1 5 If . , 9 r M91 f j f we 'YN-1 is ,4 . fl AAL ' 'ff J i. .N .L . if J E, . jig, 1 , , , , 14 G n S fl , 4 W yg. Z 'y U fil Z ' , .Z T , 1 . flu 159.11 NCQQ' XZ' , ,T 4. i Martin, 5- l ' , IZ. - f Fil. ROW 1: H. Lengacher, M. Morrow, D. Stoltzfus, J. O'Donnell, D. Rice, D. Fryer, K. Jerchau, Mr. Kratzer. ROW 2: S. Mowrer, D. Bomberger, J. High,-B. Rutt, K. Denlinger. ROW 3: E. Lapp, B. Denlinger, B. Young, R. Shee, M. Koshuta, J. Reeser, J. Hoover. ROW 4: J. Hopkms, D. Lynch, J. Kurtz. VARSITY CLUB Xwhkm .4 'Q X . J' .L Am v Cindy Davis working at one of the several carwashes held dur- ing the year. 99 VARSITY CLUB members helped with many of the school activities during the year. They sold pro- grams at basketball games and wrestling matches. A booth was sponsored by the club at the Winter Carnival. Members also worked at the snack bar during the spring musical. The club and the cheer- leaders sponsored several carwashes. Howard CJim Hopkinsj serves his master the proper way. On May 10, 11, and 12, 1973 the students of Pequea Valley presented the community with an outstanding musical production of FINlAN'S RAIN- BOW. Long hours of preparation went into this play about an Irishman and his daughter who come to America to get rich. The large cast showed the school's support in this activity. Also many stu- dents worked behind the scenes on the stage crew, makeup crew, in the orchestra and with tickets sales. ,H X ,W M Z . S An astonished Og fRick Rowej looses his pants in front of Finian Uohn Windlej. av 2 sf 7 'K 'lf if ff if S FINIAN'S RAINBOW EN ' -9 iff! tg , 'Zeng fe, Ehhealggggggegglihafon Sknesf Mary Brady, Sue Remley and Ray Hillard pause for a chat in Senator to do his n fl 2 ,Wm 5 r ff 3:5555-29 C J o h n 4 Susan CDiana Hackenbergerl hides the pot of gold. OW ENJOYED BY ALL f Q 1' chat in Senator Rawkins fMike Gauveyj convinces Buzz Collins CJoe Pelotj to do his job. Mike Gauvey CSenator Rawkinsb, Brian Deckman, John Young and Pat Green practice as the Passion Pilgrim Gospelers Sunny, a harmonica Buzz Collins ....... Sheriff ............ 1stSharecropper . . 2nd Sharecropper . . Susan Mahoney... Henry ............ Finian McLonergan . Sharon McLonergan Woody Mahoney . . . 3rd Sharecropper . . Og, a Leprechaun . . Howard ........... player Senator Billboard Rawkins .... lst Geologist ...... 2nd Geologist ..... Diane ............. John, the Preacher. 4th Sharecropper . . Mr. Robust ........ Mr. Shears ........ -----Elvin Lapp Joe Pelot .-.--Tom O'Shea -- .--.- Mary Brady - - - - . . Sharon Skiles Diana Hackenberger Nelson Koshuta JohnWindle ..---.Kim Moore . - - - Jerry Reeser -..-Raye Hillard . . .. Rick Rowe ....Jim Hopkins ....Mike Gauvey ---.John Diller -----Jeff Meshey ....Connie Moore .. ...Glenn Hillard ..---Sue Remley ......Marvin Rice ....HaroldStauffer 1st Passion Pilgrim Gospeler .... 2nd Passion Pilgrim Gospeler . .. 3rd Passion Pilgrim Gospeler .... 101 . . . .Brian Deckman PatGreen ..- John Young 4 . .Ni 9.1. ...:.gz, 1 ,. . .,.-.H-yr--iv-.-v-Q-, ,TT .,::1?g111RL!'gfg ...L-. Stir' ....,, 3 K 1 gf-'ggvfvi -4.31. .g.l. . ... ..,i,4.g, , .,,,,, , The art of putting on makeup is demonstrated by Pipsa. , r - f Wf f t 0 jsixj, 4r',Z'b2' i Q . f . H145 Leading characters in the play were Sharon fKim Moorej and Finian QJohn Windlej. Sharon and Woody Uerry Reeserj portray the scene of two young lovers. 102 5 ,W , ,I .., . I- ,., , yf :X .hw if ffm fa 512 , 1 43 fi 4 X tiff f -' fi ff M Finian L . 'Q fa ' a s. 1 ,J 1 tk 5,- 4 255 ,35 1 'I .MQXHAAMM-s iff! The anxious moments before the curtain call. Susan and Og rehearse a dramatic scene. Hman Secreny hides his pot of gow 103 1 K . 1 i M i M my .,,.- X , k A M 9 VOFT1- 'Twas a very special night-a beautiful memory. flE I FOR US Q? 4 4 i Members ofthe Quee Donna Fryer with their escorts. n's courtg Deanna Stoltzfu Oops!Caught in the act. s, Mick Morrow, Michelle Herr, and 74. 1T'T Z'Tf?f T'7'ZL7 'T ' 7 n-.-. H O. --i r. KW Every muscle strained to do the best. The home stretch was a welcome relief VICTORIOUS '73 What started as a dreary day resulted as a bright victorious day for the seniors. Winning by a large majority of points it was the first field day win by the Class of 1973. Both senior boys and girls showed their superiority by defeating the underclassmen. 'Q Tfyiflg to jump the highest. ' fait :Va CHRISTMAS HIGHLIGHTS .LJ 73 vf ,.'f,g.,, xg, Y' 1 h,,, 4 firm 'A MW, ,fy fax, X 'VI l4v,' W I' 1 J' ,-1, J' 'G 4 4wnf'.:. wr 0, Dear Sensors Your future like all futures IS uncertain and un known Your teachers have not been able to shelter you from the uncertauntles of the world In whnch you llve nor from the Impact of the problems which will confront you They have however trled to equip you wuth the baslc skulls and knowledge to meet these problems to encourage you to take your part nn clvlc responsubllltnes and to bulld those Inner resources of Chrnstlan character which are the mann stay of the American people BUIICI on the foundation which your parents and teachers have given you There wlll be trlals ahead which wall test your physical mental and splrltual selves but each problem IS part of the excltung tomor row which IS yours Nlay your future be blessed Kenneth F Lelster Prlnclpal Mr. King, Assistant Principal, ns :x CJ. Z 7 :- 42. V! P+ cb I' 'U 2. 3 Q. 'C 2. l I V' , ,.,, , J He who does not know another language knows not his own Miss Bicking, Miss Irons, Mr. Fulmer, Miss Reed, Mr. Zahm. -SK, W ,g . if I, t ,gs X .. if -V Mr. Kratzer, Mr. Whitton, Mr. Bohler, Miss Caldwell. Five teachers endeavored to develop students' talents in the field of English. Ruth Bicking, Beverly Irons, Patricia Reed, Jay Fulmer, and William Zahm comprised , I I 7 ' f the English Department. Miss Irons, Miss Reed and Mr 4? Zahm, in addition, taught drama, creative writing and public speaking, respectively.. English classes were geared to broaden the students' concepts of literature and to improve their vocabulary and writing skills. The Foreign Language Department included Anne Caldwell and Milan Kratzer. Thirty-one German students took the chance to ap- ply their Ianguage skills over Easter Vacation when Mr. Kratzer organized a trip to Germany, Austria and Switz- erland. Jeff Bohler was hired this year to teach Occupational Training. John Whitton strived to teach students to read more efficiently. 110 Mr. Adams, Miss Beam, Mr. Bassett, Mrs. Smoker, Miss Roberts, Miss Zepp. Mr. Yuska, Mr. Phillips, Mr. Tucker. Mr. Brenner The mind and hands work together The Business Department con- sisted of Marianne Beam, Mrs. Joanne Smoker, Dennis Adams, and David Bassett. These teachers attempted to prepare students for future jobs by teaching commercial skills such as typing, shorthand, bookkeeping, law, management and office practice. Nancy Roberts and Martha Zepp constituted the Home-Economics Department. ln addition to the regu- lar cooking and sewing, new skills such as candlemaking, Crocheting and macrame were introduced. The Agricultural Department was directed by Gerald Phillips. The future farmers were required to have agriculturally related projects. It was through these projects and classroom instruction that the fu- ture food providers of America learned. Harold Brenner, Charles Tucker, and John Yuska comprised the Industrial Arts Department. Stu- dents worked with their hands in the metal and wood shops to create Ewllil practical products. Mr. Koshuta f Q V ee A vsl' fl 'r.ss ff Vy lb uzuv ,. ,, Q ,ly Zire f-.f v li f'v A lzytif I sy, jg 1' ' f 7.5: ,1 ,, .7 W5 A, f , , ff , ilrzi trr- -. lrl, V l . . , X .f.. 31 221' 'V 21' g g f .-- 1 l ff .. ' 'luv A f...,. ..,, 4 f,. - t.,. Z, ,... ., ,..,., ,, ky. .4 , 4. ,... ' f ' :f l .- .. '. ,clam if WW Mr. Charles, Mrs. Steele, Mr. Siegel, Mr. Deemer, Mr. Kitch, Mr. Celli, Mr. Madigan. MV- Martin ln doingwe learn Mrs. Patricia Steele, Jay Charles, and Robert Siegel composed the Mathematics Department. All of the three teachers taught Algebra, Occupational Math, Busi- ness Math and General Math. Mrs. Steele also taughtTrigonometry. The Science Department included John Celli-Biology, Henry Deemer-lntroduc- tory Physical Science, Applied Science and General Math, John Kitch-Biology and Advanced Biology, and John Madigan- Chemistry, Physics and Basic Aeronautical Science. Science Students learned through ex- perimentation and by completing projects in addition to lectures and films. The guidance counselor, Horace Martin, helped students with present and future plans. Mrs. Rosalye Yashek handled her li- brarian duties effectively. Mrs. Marie Futer was in charge of the Art Department. Interest in the crafts classes has increased this past year. Miss Carol Myer was hired to be a reading teacher during the year. The nursing duties were assumed by Mrs. Rhoda Hostetter. The Physical Education and Health De- partments were comprised of Donald Bailey and Joann Kramer. Lynn Dannaman and John Koshuta kept the Music Department in tune. Miss Danna- man was in charge of the chorus and music theory classes, while Mr. Koshuta taught instrumental music. 'W Z 2? f f-A 3' :TQ im Mrs. Yashek, Mrs. Futer, Miss Myer, Mrs. Hostetter. Y Y S li M. Jim. Miss Kramer, Mr. Bailey, Miss Dannaman 112 1 We learn from the past The Social Studies Department included David Bassett-Econom- ics, Jeff Gamber-Problems of De- mocracy, Richard Gerz-American History, Herbert McDonald-Geog- raphy, John Musser-World Cul- tures, and Eugene Wile-Civics, Mr. Gerz and Mr. Musser initiated mini-courses in Social Studies for the 1973-74 school year. Courses include intriguing subjects such as World War I and ll, Black Amer- ica, Comparative Religions and Intolerance. Jeff Gamber and Robert Gingher Comprised the Driver Education Department. Under their instruction even the most uncoordinated novices learned how to drive. l Secretaries Mrs. Doris Sheaffer, Annette Houck, Debi Andes, Anne Herr, Mrs. Phyllis Brookmyer, Martha Clark. 4 Reginald S. Remley, Supervising Principal Alvin W. Balchunas, Business Manager. .Jil 5, I ROW 1: Alfred Wanner-Pres., Ralph Homsher-V. Pres. ROW 2: John Scott-Sec., Frank Hoover-Treas. grin. 'V School Board members: ROW 1: John R. Scott, Ralph J. Homsher, Alfred M. Wanner, Frank H. Hoover. ROW 2: Walter S. Martin, Glenn E. Berryman, Robert M. Esbenshade. Missing: C.J. Bryer, Jr., Irvin C. Slaymaker. 115 , , . . , , . . V ... , . f -fp um. ,,,.v...g:... -,---- f - -. . 4.4.4 , N N Y I. W l. ,il n .L ,,, , ,L U 1 I .hunt L, H... 4 I. U in 1 -Q Nu L- ' I !:5:l..?53r'- -.r'f?'? -giliri'-li!-Q-fs ff?.pZ21::fif::i:fie:!sift lim:,e-glipfio,-1.4,3a.i.::'ea:-1 can 3 l yi 1 . . vez, Elite: :frfeff '4l? ?'-'i4T Tai f5'!:1?l4?fi.'41'P5.i3f Class of 1973-VFW-Mick Morrow DIP 12-6-3 81 3-13-8 8. 7-10-118119-13-18 Mr. 81 Mrs. Samuel Shivery Home - Sweet- Home M.W. 84 D.S. Mr. 81 Mrs. Donald S. Eby Andy 81 Connie, Charlie 81 Pauline George Dippner, Jr. Carpentry Service MOOSE Brackbill Tooter, Woofer, Moose, 81 Gord PJ, Hoover, Shertz, Zook, Stitz-The Clan V Basketball Cheerleaders DE 81 CW Mr. 81 Mrs. G. Robert Eby TM SB DG PH RH CO DS LL DE CW JB : '73 Mr. 81 Mrs. Ben Lawson Nubby, Stubby, 81 Grubby Mr. 81 Mrs. Ira Stoltzfus Mr. 81 Mrs. Roy Witner Mr. 84 Mrs. Carl Oxenreider Vinny-n-Jackie 74 DS SK GW Our Gang' The Celery Soup and Carrot Top Kids Wishing I was there! Luv, Chris B. Mr. 81 Mrs. William L. Zahm Harold 81 Laurie Gary 81 Sue Jerry 81 Diana, HANDSOME Hoover The Spastics-Doc, Jody, Bob, 81 Yodel Mr. 81 Lester Bensinger The Toe Touchers-Jakie 81 Sadie Gene 81 Mick Jim High Fan Club-RY BS DR BH JD Sue Blue just lost her job. Mr. 81 Mrs. Cecil H. Deckman 84 Family PATRONS Boopie Zooch Jive Silly 81 Tricky QI? Barb 81 Gary-Judy 81 Fred-Jessie 81 Rick Richard 81 Sharon Do what makes you happy .......... Debi Back-off Seadog Herb Hoover Mr. 81 Mrs. Harold Brenner Cigarette for lunch bunch SS RR LK Kevin Groff-Terry Eichelberger DB TD JS ED BB MS The Monster Mashers FIipper's DH DG LK VB DS Mrs. Dubose, CASE Joan and Heidi : Friendship : Eternity Paul 81 Joyce Mrs. Thelma I. White Nancy 81 Patricia Deb, Diana, Robin, Sonny, 81 Jeff Mr. 81 Mrs. James Brackbill Sue-Blue loves Donald Duck! Mr. 84 Mrs. Robert Gregg 81 Family The Girl Watchers of Pequea Hollow Mr. John King Don't call us, we'Il call you! DS 84 ES Diana 81 Rol Bill 81 Ginny Congratulations! The Dirt Squirters-BF MF JM RS CW JS Big One and Little One Bonnie gl Bill Gee Boys: Woody Mahoney is a rush CHARGOGGAGOGGMANCHAUGAGOGGCHAUBUNAGUN G-AMAUG Beverly Irons Best Wishes Class of '73 MC 81 2 AH'S Mr. 81 Mrs. I. Lee Brown 116 I I Exti step ienc Q Phc 354 G UNAGUN ENTERPRISE TELEPHONE CO. Extension telephones-a wonderful way to save steps and time-in color-add beauty and conven- ience to everyday living. For Complete Telephone Service Call 354-4401 37-43 Diller Ave. New Holland, Penna. WENGER'S RESTAURANT Good Home Cooking PI'I0fleI New Holland, Pa. 354-2380 Route 23 GLENN RUTT INSURANCE AGENCY R.D.1If1Gordonville,PA 17529 768-3515 CLARK ELECTRIC INC. KELVINATOR APPLIANCES GIRTON FARM TANKS AIR TEMP. COOLING 81 HEATING REFRIGERATION 81 ELECTRICAL SERVICE Phone 768-8228 Kinzers R.D. 41, Pa. NEW HOLLAND CUT RATE CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS 9Oak Avenue New Holland, Pa. Q. r I j. l. fi I A Q. Pequea Valley Cr ,3- 3 , 5 Chapter E IINILK-EIL? Future Homemakers ZQW - V3 of America 59747, HANK 'XX NI W THE MODERN VOLUNTEER ARMY OFFERS PRoEEssIoN'ALIzED TRAINING WITH TRAVEL AN D, coop PAY TO BOTH MEN AND WOMEN I US ARMY RECRUITING STATION 44 SOUTH DUKE STREET LANCASTER, PENNA. 17603 PHONE: 394-7724 or 5471 Butter, Eggs. 81 CIWGGSG On Harristown Road Paradise RD f!f1,Penna. Phone 717-442-4346 Your Local Ford Dealer B.Z. Nlellinger, Inc. Maverick-Mustang-Ford-Thu nderbird Torino-Pinto 508 W. Main Street New Holland, Penna. E UTHWEST OF INTERCOURSE AT CLE HARVEST DR QE HARVEST DRIVE FARM MOTEL And RESTAURANT IVE. JUST SOUTH OF RO ARVI W E ROD Y U E340 MR 61 MRS. MELVIN GROFF - PHONE 717 f 768-8444 R. D. I GORDONVILLE PA 17529 118 l .1 -uc 529 1 741 W1-mvwlfmff For Quality Furniture See: GOOD'S FURNITURE R.D.if1 New Holland Phone: 354-5178 R.S. WORST oo1f?P42uf 55N:,':.,f1ffQ Phone 717! 394-7111 or Write to Box 57, Smoketown Pennsylvania 17576 'E SMDKETOW 34 I5 I RO 0 :Fr - .y'a A .ltd YYDQ -vimvu?l':?uw.vuM ...W ,..,.w..,.W..,,.,.., ,auf W.- ,...l......,.u.,. , .W .ummm .. IIIJ u e I 4 ei 4 Restaurant Specializing in Pennsylvania Dutch Food,The Finest in Family Style Eating CAT'S DELIGHT TROPICAL FISH CENTER .,G ,P . GENERAL MERCHANDISE Lanpcsjtifzjz-8236 3 l 1 ti . I Sm -N N? 15 5 s Q, 5: be QM ff A l .-1-1 - - 1 A y W X ff' ? ,, , ia A , ff' I f J N ,ff Y W M COIVIPLIIVIENTS OF IVIILLER'S BAKERY AND IVIILLER'S SIVIGRGASBGRD For Banking That ls Easy, Pleasant and Personal . . . Masq, NEW HOL FARMERQAND NAJTONAL BANK SMOKHDW lil Use either of our three convenient offices . . . Two in New Holland, and one in Smoketown. EW HOLLA D A FULL F RMER NATIONAL BANK Your Family Banking Center CLAIR W. DENLINGER Builder-Contractor Excavating Service RD ifl Ronks, PA Phone: 687-7793 SUMMER BRGS. Plumbing, Heating and Hardware Phone: Hickory 2-4163 Gap, Penna. lm any Earn F o ' Eff , ..:1h!ggwWsQ E ieslsamlmw Mukuumdamiqqfshyz ROUTE34O PHONE BIRD-IN-:-IAND. PA. 717-768-8886 STATE BANK OF PARADISE The Bank of Service MAIN BANK Paradise, Pennsylvania 17562 GREENFIELD BRANCH 1950 Old Philadelphia Pike Lancaster Pennsylvania 17602 Member FDIC Each depositor insured to 520,000 RAPP'S EXXON Paradise, Pa. 17562 I , vt RY W . 'vii f - eg. ' X C9 :CTQ Y , - dl Iii. I : , , NG xv .hh 4' King's IGA Meats and Groceries R.D. fIi1,Gordonvi1le, Pa. 17529 The Place That Made Shoo-Fly Pie Famous WARREN WEAVER JEWELER 144 E. Main St. New Holland IRA STOLTZFUS 84 SON, AUCTS. Gap Auction Every Friday Night Q Real Estate-Antiques 4 Household-Farm-Tools Public Sales of All Types Q A Member of State 81 Nat'l Auct. Ass'n. KAUFFIVIAN'S New Holland, Pa.-Rt. 23 East Compliments of Shirks Chevrolet I mvnnnonn nun nu INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER PARTS AND SERVICE C.B. HOOBER 84 SON INTERCOURSE, PA. 17534 PHONE-768-8231 WILLIAM IVIOSCOVIC LUIVIBER CO., INC. Paradise, Pa. 17562 USA Phone CArea 7175 442-4590 or Residence 687-6811 Q 1 ,Y ,fi ZH -vw . R V 'Q ,I f 5 Q S Q Q - ' BRACKBILL'S GARAGE GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING lntercourse, Pa. 17534 Phone-768-3251 PAUL I. SH EAFFER Insurance Agency Inc. lntercourse, Pa. Phone-768-8236 'pawakliszz Uiuagz Sinn Rt. 30 E. Paradise DINNERS-Steaks-Seafood LUNCH-Pizza-Sandwiches Cocktails-Banquets 81 Parties 687-9175 STUCKEY'S PECAN SHOPPE US Route 30-7 miles East of Lancaster Ronks, Penna. RD 41 Specializing Pecan Ca ndies-Jellies-Gifts 84 Souvenirs Adjacent to MiIIer's Smorgasbord and Bake Shop VINTAGE SALES STABLES, INC. Box 100, Paradise, Pennsylvania 17562 Sales Every Tuesday C12 Noonj Fat Hog Sale every Wed. 8. Sat. C9200 AMJ Phone: 442-4181 or 768-8204 H ERSH EY GARIVI ENT COMPANY Hershey Ave., Paradise, Pa. C7173 687-6071 JERE A. MILLER RESTAURANT Dutch Terrace Gift Shop Lincoln Highway East Soudersburg NEW HOLLAND AIRPORT INC. New Holland, Pa. 17557 Phone 7x17-354-4121 Cessna sales 8L service - United States 8L Canada 'lin Government Certified Flight School For: Private, commercial, and Instructor Pilot Certificate Instrument Rating Multi-Engine Rating Gnound School i , ,--- I GEN DLI' t Q :f?15,3':- 2. it 'the First N i fflatlondl Obwh it iii.: In f ir viii' se.: 5 if , ot K gif' it LANCQ::if:3gFFlCE STRAS61l:v7fgEFFlCE wlLLC:24?3E2C:FFlCE MEMBER F.D I C 124 ni LENGACHER'S CHEESE HOUSE Retail-Wholesale R.D. if 1, Kinzers, Pa. 17535 Phone 442-4388 A.c. 717 Phones 768-3216 or 768-8481 JOHN J. HOOBER, INC. Gordonville, Pa. 17529 Feed and Lumber AMOS EBY COMPANY Manufacturers of High Grade Fertilizer Phone: 687-6091 Paradise, Penna. HIGH BROTHERS Feed-Grain-Fertilizer R.D. if1GordonviIIe, PA 17529 Phone 354-0303 GXL CLARK ASSOCIATES INC. Electrical Services Commercial-Industrial-Residential On Hatville Rd. R.1, Gordonville, Pa. Phone 717-768-8296 126 i J R BURKHOLDER BYLER'S FOOD IVIARKET, INC. Fresh Meats 81 Groceries BOCIY SIWOD Frozen Food Lockers Paradise, Pa. Gap, pa, 768-3775 442-4076 C PARADISE SUPPLY Paradise, Pa. Animal Feeds and Building Supplies 717-687-6292 F X in N 71' e54'?f?,L '7'iIS,'E7, SHIP, GH COKIN PERMIINEIIT FUIIL LENGTH DECDRIITION ' BURNS T0 IJIST BIT 0F TIIPER GEORGE C. DESIVIOND FISH ER MOTORS Oldsmobile RegisteregiP!idii:11-Ioligsda Heating Paradise Pa. ' 393-0517 126 111' x Ii GAP HEIVICO Call Your Order In C7175 442-4110 TH E BAY WINDOW International Truck Dealer 24 Hour Service Rt. 30, East, Vintage, Pa. Snack Bar and Gift Sho - - p Phone: 442-4225 Specialty Subs-and-Stea ks Shakes, French Fries, Burgers, etc. JEANETTE RUTTEW5 A BEAUTY SHOP 'V Newport Ave. Gap, Pa. 17527 4 Beauty Is Your Duty WWW W.S. HORST, INC. PLUMBING AND HEATING Gap, Pa. 17527 Compliments of TH RI FTY BEVERAGE 1948 Lincoln Highway East IVIEL'S TEXACO 127 I SCOTTIES GROCERY STORE Gap, Pa. PHONE: 442.4333 5250, Wag BEAUTY SALON R. D. vel PARADISE, PENNA. 17862 DOROTHY M. zIMMERMAN PROPRIETOR EBY'S AUTO BODY SHOP West Lincoln Hwy. Coatesville, Pa. Phone: 215-384-3909 Bird-In-Hand, Pa. 17505 Amish House Tours Bake Shop Dining Room with banquet facilities to serve from 15 to 500 family style or platter, family style serving in our main dining room. 11:30-8:00 Olde Tyme Print Shop Coin Shop Ample Parking Route 340 Phone: 768-8281 Closed Sundays and Christmas 128 I Metropolitan Life RELIABLE AND couRTEoUS SERVICE FOR YOUR PERSONAL AND BUSINESS INSURANCE PROGRAM PAUL N. ALLISON JR. PARADISE, PA. PHONE 687-6580 COMPLETE INSURANCE PROTECTION for Auto-Home-Farm-Business GEORGE E. HOAR White Horse Road, Gap, Pa. Phone 442-4393 Congratulations to the Class of '73 KINMO MOTEL Kinzer, Penna. 442-4808 DUTCH TOWN AND COUNTRY INN, INC. Paradise RD if 1, Pa. Route 30 east Cclosed Mondaysb Area Code 717 Phone Gap 442-4151 Charles 81 Olga Schatzman Dial 7 Q 8 x NEW HOLLAND MEAT I MARKET 3 - . .-if 580 1 4, Phone 354-8351 Butcher-Fresh 81 Smoked Meats Corner of Main 8. Railroad Sts. FARMERS FIRST ISZTLQNAL COMPLIMENTS OF BALDWlN'S BEAUTY SHOP Caines lntercourse Office lntercourse, Pa. KAUFFMANHS HOME GROWN FRUITS Frozen Food Lockers-Meats-Groceries 2 Miles E. of lntercourse on 340 W.L. ZIMMERMAN 84 SONS Department Store BOTTLED GAS Tank Truck Delivery of GULF Home Heating Oils, Gasoline, A.L. Kauffman 81 Sons HOME DRESSED MEATS . Diesel Oil, Etc. Dial 768-8291 - lntercourse, PA Home Cured PORK 81 BEEF HAMS 84 BACON Congratulations from Freezer Meats FFGSIW Made NEW HOLLAND SUPPLY 8'F00dS SC'aPp'e O : Distributors of Animal Health Products Tsffsday 9-5 pm - I Friday 9-9 Pm Saturday 3-5 Pm MEN'S FORMAL WEAR RENTAL WEST EN D CLEAN ERS 12 Western Ave. New Holland. Pa. 1 RUTTER'S GROCERY STOLTZFUS MEAT MARKET lntercourse, Pa. 3 Blocks E. of lntercourse Sq. Kinzer, Pa. on the Newport Plke on Rt. 772 129 i if - Public Cate Ted C: E X I , I fm. 5 lt? l . vlT BALDWINS GARAGE Ca i ns, Pa. Phone: 442-4680 M.M. GOOD 84 SON, INC. RD 41 Box 78 Gordonville, Pa. 17529 AGWAY SERVICE Feed-Seed Fertilizer Lumber-Building Materials DENLINGER, INC. Paradise, Pa. RYLEE'S DRIVE INN Subs Steaks, Pizzas 2213 Lincoln Highway East Lancaster, Pa. 17602 WHITE HORSE LUNCH EON ETTE Subs - Steaks - Bar BQ's Soda Fountain Take Out Service Phone 717-768-8566 lj in LEAMAN PLACE STORE, INC. Groceries-Hardwa re Electrical Heating-Wiring 84 Appliances Dial 717-768-8207 Paradise, Pa. 17562 C.D. KENNEL, Pres. KINZERS, PENNSYLVANIA BOX 93 Telephone. GAP 442 4050 W.G. SCHWEBEL, Sec.-Treas. INC. Congratulations from Public Dining QCardwell Enterprisesb FBanIqu5tsI ' T d' A ami e Caie g 'a 'ng S Y I GARDEN spot BOWLING CENTER HERR'S BARN RESTAURANT 1944 Lincoln Highway East Strasburg, pa' Ted Cardwell, Prop. Lancaster' Pa' 17602 Ron Armstrong, Ass't 687-7583 397-4411 687-7191 1 1 1: J' RHOADS PIONEER MARKET Lester B. Rhoads, Owner the store with a little bit of everything groceries, meat, produce, and you-name-it Mt. Vernon Road GSP RD1 , it..- ,L T0 THE GLASS 0173 GWR' ,JD 49 g -6? 5 Jff TRAVELER'S REST MOTEL in the Village of lntercourse 40 MODERN ROOMS Write TRAVELER'S COFFEE SHOP REST MOTEL BEN AND COOKIE Box 124 Route 340 STOLTZFUS Intercourse, Pa. 17534 YOUR HOSTS Phone 717-768-8731 RUTT'S GIFT SHOP AND PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH TOURS lntercourse, Pa. Phone Paradise 1' Pa. KURTZ'S Fresh Dressed Poultry Quality eggs at all times Home sugar cured hams and slab bacon In many ways this is the most significant time of your lives. A time for looking back . . .and planning ahead. You have individually and collectively accomplished some- thin of which you can be proud You have graduated and in doing so you have left your mark on your classmates, your school and your community. But things are changing for you . . .you are adults. Complete with a new set of rights, privileges, responsibilities and challenges, Much ofthe shape of our society depends on just what you do with these new challenges and responsibilities. We, at Sperry New Holland, have faith that you will make the right choice and select the right course using the keen judgement and idealism that is characteristic of your generation. lt is in this faith that Sperry New Holland and its employees offer heartiest congratulations and best wishes to you. SPERQYQHXEW i-iOi.i.AN: Nm 132 ,ww ' ' Ai.- ...paw ,gf ff off ' . 4 i :viii 3l:tis3521?25lff+5 133 That's about what four years of college costs these days. More than a lot of families can handle. The Army is awarding over 1,000 four-year ROTC Scholarships this year. lf you're ac- cepted, we'll pay for your tuition, your books and your lab fees, plus 5100.00 a month. For up to 10 months each school year. And ROTC only takes up about three to five hours a week of your time. You choose your own academic ma- jor. And you can select from over 290 colleges and universities. No matter where they are. No matter how much they cost. lf you like the idea of going to college with a big part of the costs taken care of, see your high school Guidance Counsel- or about Army ROTC Scholarships. You owe it to yourself. And your famiily. Army ROTC. The more you look at it, the better it looks. +z+1s:2ii:iffs5gli5.'Etf'iii?5iii?3?ei5i??!iiiiEisii-ililiiiililiif W 'fsiiiiwai vm 1 mimi ,iii F Two careers are as easy to get as one. Just take Army ROTC. You earn your de- gree and your Army commission at the same time. Now ROTC pays S100 a month during your junior and senior years and all it requires is a few hours a week. Then you can serve as an Army officer. You'Il be making decisions, managing men, traveling. Who knows? You may stay in the Army. Or you may go for a civilian career. You'Il be in great shape for the compe- tition. You'II have an education sharpen- ed by your Army management exper- ience. That combination can take you far -and fast. Find out all that ROTC can dofor you. Army ROTC. The more you look at it, the better it looks. 7' f X. WMM fo I, V iw Q ge 54- ,VM W Z 2955 4 DA.. ....lQi'I2' 7, . fi' . Q7 arf Your School Photographer X Q, SHELLEY'S STUDIO 9 Central Plaza Lancaster, PA. 135 vw v v , if 'VT , , X f f ff! 1 , I ..,..,.-..., 0 '51 - - ' 'qvvr 1 ,I 'I 'Nav . L. -:Ypp-Q 4-waz: :Lo-O-!j.i.n 1'l2 312. W ,M , I.. . ,Egg ' A. ,g,,gz3z4 ' ', ltbiilima :wMR+54s!f-Q5 I i . I ? Q 1 N 3 ,Q 3 4 1 J ? 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