Annville Cleona High School - Corinoma Yearbook (Annville, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1950 volume:

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Second Row: Frances Jeanne Shroyer, Mary Ellen Stone Samuel Yeagley, George Struble, Robert Houston, Sara Jane Hoffman, Joanne Brandt. of C0l'lfelll5 ADMINISTRATION SENIORS CLASSES ACTIVITIES SPORTS ADVERTISEMENTS 13 e-"WAV lsgff 1-in 'K QW? Mwww, 1-1 Back R este C St h M By l Ny S Lght cr-L pal D S D XI ll KOH? 0 lll'QCt0l":5 Your Board of Educatlon lS happy to take th1s opportunlty so thoughtfully provxded by the Edxtors of your fine Year Book to br1ng GREETINGS and BEST WISHES to THE STUDENTS AND FACULTY OF ANNVILLE HIGH We all are enjomed 1n a noble task the cultrvatron of the garden of the mmd and soul It IS a noble thmg to put a seed-or a plant-or a tree 1nto the good earth and watch lt come to maturlty and to beauty but lt IS far more wonderful to put seeds 1nto the human mmd and start a garden there Your Board of Educatlon actmg for the people of the Communxty provldes the tools for thls garden your teachers plant the seeds of hope and happmess you are the fertlle soul rn whlch these seeds wlll grow and mature May you ever keep your garden fertlle your mmd open to the truth your Splflt tolerant patlent adaptable . ' X I I I 1 u . 1 , , ' - , L ' V 1 Q I " 9 , in S . 1 V . r. ow: Ch r . ro , . 'r e, Tn-aszrrcrp Oscar . i . Front Row: J. Gordon Starr, Sup 'iring Prind 5 avid K. . hroyer, Prr,vidcn!,' Adam . . i er, Srrrrtary. J . 5 I 7 7 I , ' 1 7 9 ' unior an enior igA jfldlky Pint lx'H:u: Hn. Mznulfnir, Mus jenn-Q, Mus Sn-11114, Mxw I.Cl'l1'llilfl, Mlss Hmtxnf-fm, Mi-s IM-Hrml, 311 Bfgvn, Mrs. Hzlruhart, Mrs. Ilruhnkvr. Scrmzfl lfutu' Mrx. Light. Mix xvlU'l1Cj'l'T, Nils Mcf'lur0, Mr. Hollmger, Mr. Sm YT, Ylrxrd lx'ff1.',' Mr. Moyer, Mr. Ilugflu, Mr. Hxllctt. Hr, Ywumg, Mr. Gcrace, Mr. Nfurr. Mr. Brzmflt. Ffrxt lx'w1v: Xlre. IAWQQ, SIN Yuunu. Mia: Berry. Mn, Lrmnrm. Mrs Light. Mrs. Keller. .Xhwrzfi lx'w1.': Hr-. Km-1111-1'. Mr-, Uzukui. Klux Nurth, Miw Frwl Q I I 6HlUI1ldI'y f S! I C 100 N GCUAH ,uni -g'--nv' I R f 2 Q U3 328 ,,,,. , , x 'Q' f -,f I, :K .. I ' xv 9346 S A I ' K' 15 c ,Ak Aga? 'Pl , ,h W-ff. I ,,,,.L,. F? S. 1 lj' A-: ' Lawrence Gilbert Aungst Ample leadership qualities . . . man about town . . . moody . . . early morning riser . . . worldly wise with that raised eyebrow . . . takes it easy . . . remembered for his calmness while playing basketball . . . out for a good time . . . calm, cool and col- lected . . . dependable, reliable and a friend to everyone he knows. Class Omcer 2, Student Council 3, Basketball l, 2, 3, Track 1, Soccer l, 2, 3. Mary Louise Albright A friendly, cheerful, and pleasing personality . . . plays a hot key- board, ttypewriter. that isl . . . fre- quently inhabits skating rinks . . . belle of the Easter Parade . . . yen to travel. vsatch out you sailor boys . . . a wide variety of interests and talents , . . loves to "gab" . . . success to a swell gal. Girls' Clzorus 2. 3, Crier 3, Senior High Chorus 2. -N W Alberta Louise Barnhart Friendly to all . . . keenly in- terested in sports . . . never say die . . . likes books. music. movies. and? . . . one of the Big Four . . . lots of fun . . . peppy and energetic . . . has a passion for food . . . enthusiastic cheerleader . . . plays a hot clarinet and keyboard . . . versatile . . . de- pendable center forward . . . con- scientious worker. Student Council l. 2. 3. llofltey 3. Basketlmll l, 2. 3. Crier l. 2. Annual 3. Girls' Chorus 3. Band l. 2. 3. Orc'ltestra l. 2, 3. Cheerintl l. 3. Class Ofliver l. 2, 3, Senior High Clmrus l, 2. 3, Ensemble l. 2, 3. John Joe Bernardo Diligent class worker . . . smooth dancer . . . good-natured . . . suave manner . . . attracts fairer sex . . . easy going . . . artistically inclined . . . may impress you as being quiet, but don't be fooled . . . commercial whiz . . . never lets a friend down . . . active . . . serious student . . . pleasing personality . . . can be de- pended upon to do any job well. Track manager 1, 2, Student Coun- cil, 3, Crier 1, 2, 3, Dramatics 3. Audrey Joanne Brandt Quiet and industrious . . . but oh when she gets started . . . a friend in need is a friend indeed . . . always smiling . . . frequent visitor of the library . . . honest . . . even tempered . . . attractive usher for senior play . . . public speaker with an inflexion all her own . . . perpetual note-taker . . . always lends a helping hand. Student Council 2, Band 1, 2, Senior High Chorus 1, 2, 3, Crier l, Orchestra 1, 2, Girls' Chorus 2, 3, Basketball 1, Ensemble l, Annual 3, Hockey 2, Class Ogicer l. Kathryn Mildred Betz Easy going with a friendly smile for everyone . . . conscientious stu- dent . . . attractive member of the May Queen's Court . . . ready to lend a helping hand . . . sincere . . . brown hair, blue eyes, sweet and petite . . . has a reserved look that conceals her good humor . . . life of those noon hour discussions . . . a good sport. F.H.A. 3. Ax L - Kenneth Fred Bross Loves the gayer things of life, i.e., wine, women, and song . . . avoids mental exercise . . . an asset to the basketball team . . . prefers blondes . . . favorite hobby is sleeping regard- less of the class . . . has an indescrib- able laugh . . . at home on the dance floor . . . good example of "happy-go- lucky" type. Basketball 1, 2, 3, Dramatics 2, Soccer l, 2, Track l, 2, Senior High Chorus 3, Safety Patrol 1, 2, Stu- dent Council 3. Simon Miles Brandt Quiet and shy with strangers . . . talks a lot with his friends . . . usually laughing about his latest bit of mis- chief . . . hails from the country . . . school hasn't gotten rid of his Dutch accent . . . avoids the opposite sex . . . likes to play gangster with the boys in shop . . . noted for his red hair. Palm Phyllis Candori Cute little package with dark hair and big brown eyes-thats Pzilmie . . , never lost her xoice except for the senior play . . . a jolly gal and we do mean jolly . . . makes friends easily . . . helped to make up the lowly court in the "Main Street" May Day Pageant . . . has plenty of zip . . . wonderful personality. Hand l, 2. 3, Svlimr Hiyli C'ln1ru.s 3, Girls' Clmrm 2, 3, llrtifriiilim 3. William Dipper Little, but mighty . . . always ready for a good time . . . spunky and active . . . sticks with his own sex . . . busy little bee . . . never worries about studies . . . loves to gab . . . keeps the pool room in business . . . joke salesman . . . never says die . . . anti- studious . . . always keeps things lively. Mary Louise Flickinger "Five foot two, eyes of blue" . . . avid supporter of all teams . . . de- pendable worker . . . true friend . . . always willing to help . . . cute . . . rapid-fire conversationalist . . . ef- ficient . . . continually wearing in- fectious, friendly smile . . . also has a serious side . . . we know you will succeed, Sis, in whatever you under- take. F.H.A. 3, Student Council 3. Christine Rosetta Fields One of the first girls to have a flashing stone on her left hand . . . anyone looking for a maid by the name of Asma . . . terrific tumbler . . . ardent reader . . . passion for horses . . . reserved . . . capable commercial student . . . quite a tan, or is that your natural coloring . . . nice to know. Girls' Chorus 2, 3, Dramurics l, 2, 3, Senior High Chorus I, 2, 3, Slu- dentCouncill, Ensemble 2, Annuul3. at -1 - 5 Henry Roy Funck Classroom sideshow . . . never a dull moment . . . enjoys life . . . lives in the country . . . has acquired the knack of making everybody laugh . . . the never-a-care-in-the-world type . . . plays the sax with ease . . . laughs at any joke . . . just the one to see when you are down in the dumps. Band 1, 2, 3, Orchestra l, 2, 3. VI I ,..T ' 1. .aaa '41.L.g Edwin Ethan Funck The class representative at the State Farm Show . . . cooperative . . . doesn't have much to say . . . con- scientious . . . his bass voice adds much to the chorus . . . RD. com- muter . . . seldom wastes words . . . a good farmer . . . strong silent type . . . neat in appearance . . . so easy to get along with. Senior High Cl1t2fll.S 3. Donald Henry Graby Originator of the Graby language . . . lots of fun . . . assistant to Henry I-iunck . . . school is just another thing . . . little'but aggressive . . . iast talk is his specialty . . . out for a good time . . , iokester . . . always p 1" "" g l li l 1 unctua , ..... oriiina voca u arv . . . an optimist , . . constant good di-,position and exer-ready smile. lfirwhtill l, 2. Janet Emma Hartman Bubbling over with fun . . . vitality plus . . . bubble gum fiend . . . al- ways here, there and everywhere . . . possesses a contagious giggle . . . Birdie Laverne and her lorgnette, quite a character . . . backed up the class hockey team with those goalie pads . . . little girl of the class, but, "good things come in small packages." Band l, 2, Crier 3, Girls' Chorus l, 2. 3, Cheering l, Ensemble 1, 2, 3, Dramatics 2, 3, Senior High Chorus 1. 2, 3. 2 .4,.. X Sara Jean Heilman One of the typing champs in the commercial section . . . murder on the hockey team . . . distinguished mem- ber of the May Court . . . gives her all on the cheering squad . . . the only time she has ever lost her temper was during the senior play . . . un- assuming . . . efficient and reliable. Band l, 2, 3, Class Officer 3, Cheer- ing 2, 3, Dramatics 2, 3, Crier 3. Mgr, Fred Robert Hartz The old Dutchman . . . hearty laugh . . . early morning worker . . . famous imitation routine . . . always the dignified actor . . . had his troubles in Mr. Gerace's study hall . . . has a good line . . . school is secondary . . . his original monologues always good entertainment . . . can be found everywhere and anywhere . . . fun loving. Track 1, Dramatics 2, 3, Student Council 1. .- 'ws Emma Berllm Hit: Quiet and friendly . . . conscien- tious student . . . serious moments mixed with fun . . . soft lwroxxn hair . . . earnest and sincere . . . pleasing personality' . . . congenial . . . colored Mammy in southern scene ol' May Day Pageant . . . an active memher of F.H.A ..., good luck to a future homemaker. F.ll.A. 2, 3. Edwin Albert Hc'i.s'vy' Brains of the general section . . . mannerly' . . . has a certain spring to his walk . . . friendly . . . doesn't like his long vsallt to sehool , , . en- joys shop class . . . outstanding in that sailor uniform. Slat Day '-W . . . tall, darlt, and handsome . . . scenery hand in any play . . . long legs make him quite a runner . . . quiet and in- dustrious. Iiruclt l. Helen Nlay' Hoffnmn A tall lassic . . . roller skating fanatic . . , talscs things as tiiex come . . . long ltroyxn xsayy hair . com- mercial student uho talscs ltexlyoaid science seriously . . . lrlltlltlly-Nlllllf. oiten hrealss into laughs . ltas a quiet unassuming manner. lyut dont get the idea shes always quiet . . . good luels in yyliateser you do, llelen. Sara Jane HoHman Tall and well groomed . . . versatile . . . first impression may be quietness. but don't let that fool you , . . fast inner of the hockey team . . . pos- sessor of dimples . . . noted for ter- rifhc form in high jumping , . . ability to hold friends . . . could eat forever and never gain weight . . . will make an efiicient secretary. Girls' Chorus 3, Dftllllllllltt 2 Senior High Cltoriiv 3. liftiltvrittlll 3. Ensemble 3, Hocltvy 3. Amtmll 3. Robert Houston Joined us as a junior, but made up for lost time in a hurry . . . depend- able chauffeur for all school activi- ties . . . devilish . . . patient and courageous captain at the helm of the senior class . . . polite . . . chemistry wizard, willing and able to lend a helping hand. . .good humored . . . wonderful sport and a trust- worthy friend. C'lu.s.s Ufliirr' 3. 0rt'lic'.xIru 3, Bzntrl 3. .S't'lll.0l' llilult CQIIUVIIA 3, Altmml 3, ljlllllltlll-l'.X 3. Marlin Etler Hosfertcfr Hails from the wide open spaces . . . courteous . . . mean handler of cars, always new ones too . . . favors underclassmen . . . enjoys afternoon naps in English class . . . Mr. BiIlctt's right hand man in baseball . . . al- ways ready for a good time . . . blond waves make many a fair damsel swoon . . . neat dresser. Senior lliglz Chorus l, Truck 1, Baxchall l, 2, 3. Barbara Pauline Kingsley A petite blonde . . . tiny waist . . . a conscientious and ardent student . . . one of the Big Four . . . clever ideas . . . noted as mediator . . . clothes made to order . . . calm and serene . . . optimistic outlook on life . . . never lets a friend down . . . sympathetic listener . . . on the beam as captain of the cheerleading squad . . . an all around good sport. Slmlent Cuiiriril l, 2, 3, Seiiinr High C'lmru.i' l, 3, Clieering l, 3, Crier l. 2. 3, Basketball I, 2, 3, Clasx Officer l, Girly' Chorus 2, 3, Annual 3, Draniatics 2, 3. Mary Jane Kern A willing lender of any of her possessions . . . halt' of Brandt-Kern lnc .... helieves day dreaming to he the hest universal amusement . . . those snacks in study hall . . . make-up staff of senior play . . . violinist . . . Penn State fan . . . a good kid any way you look at it. Bum! l. Z, Orcliesira I, 2, 3, Girls' Clmriii 3. Sciiicir High Clmrux 3. Emma Jean Kline Easy-going . . . could do without school . . . interests outside of school . . . nonchziltint . . . giddy . . . flirta- tious . . , energetic sportswoman . . . always willing to gab or listen to some . . . chewing gum fanatic . . . typist for the C7-i'ur . . . will he an asset to some otlice force in the future . . . a nexer-to-he-forgotten friend. Girls' C'llHl'lM 3. Cfriw' 3. Betty Lucille Kling Desk serves as center for before school gab sessions . . . shed the pigtail that she made famous . . . Long and Kling, a history making twosome . , , friendly . . . ambitious student of the Related Arts Class . . . full of pep . . . can always find some- thing to laugh about . . . never a dull moment, F.H.A. 2, 3, ,K t gil? -5 Lester Francis Landis Homeroom cutaup . . . tall and lanky . . . good for a laugh anytime . . . happy-go-lucky . . . can pitch a wicked ball . . . sense of humor . . . man of loud shirts . . . full of jokes . . . never runs down . . . seldom serious . 4 . a cowboy . . . could do without school . . . enthusiastic hunter . . . everybody's pal. Student Council 3, Soccer I, 2, 3, Baseball l, 2, Basketball 2. Kenneth Karl Kohr Can be depended upon for a frank opinion . . . loves to eat . . . is al- ways concerned about his hair . . . likes gym class . . . has a temper at times . . . gum masticator . . . commutes from the Water Works . . . unpredictable nature . . . always wor- ried about transportation . . . tanta- liies lady friends . . . dance Hoor whiz. Safety Patrol 1, 2, Senior High Chorus l, Baseball 2. -X ' if ae" Robert Eugene Longenecker A pleasing personality . . . sports a ready smile . . . always behind the eight ball . . . never any worries . . . even tempered . . . has won many a girl's heart . . . never lets the old apple get by him in the outfield . . . a rather reserved, dark-haired fellow . . . always on the friendly side. Baseball 2, 3. ,Ng Kathryn Lucille Long The "Chap" with the witty come- backs . . . a contagious giggle which is heard very frequently . . . the muscle-gal that hurls the ball the full length of the gym . . . pep plus . . . eyes that twinkle . . . always on the go . . . has a serious side . . . sweet sport and loyal friend. F.H.A. 2, 3. Doris Mae Miller One of our nightingales . . . cul- tured inthe fine arts . . .she was long ago recognized as the class artist . . .al- ways ready for a good laugh . . . en- joys all latest hits but is also partial to classical music . . . capable . . . in- dustrious . . . the friendly clerk at the corner drug store . . . refreshing personality, Crier 1, 2. 3. DfllI?1llli4.X 1. liri- .velnltle l, 1. 3. Annual 3. Girlx' Clmrux l, 1. 3. Senior lliylz Clmrim l, Z, 3. Martin Luther Miller Nice red-haired fellow . . . school can't hold him when hunting season opens . . . always telling about the ones that got away . . . carefree . . . doesn't care much for school . . . the baseball teams loyal shortstop . . . never still a minute . . . Casanova . . . speedy on the basketball floor . . . always smiling. Basketball l, 2, 3, Soccer l, 2, 3. Baseball l, 2. 4' Margaret Elizabeth Perazzoli Dark, dark hair with eyes to match . . . a gift to us from North Annville . . . seems to be quiet, but you need only to look at her twinkling eyes to know she could easily get into mis- chief . . . talkative when you get to know her . . . co-operative . . . friendly to all and a really swell gal. F.H.A. 2, 3. Ralph Wayne Moyer Conservative . . . careful of his blond waves . . . regular speed demon with a car . . . tries to avoid crowds . . . sharpshooter in gym c!uss . . . hails from one of Annville's suburbs . . . furnishes an additional school bus for thc "East End Kids" . . . faithful exhibitor of our class colors . . . quiet and reserved. 5 'la XQN. . . ', XX . X s Rosalie Schmuck Has extensive wardrobe . . . makes good use of her voice, especially on the cheerleading squad . . . colorful addition to May Queen's Court, 1949 . . . cute . . . quite a slugger on our softball team . . . knows her share of jokes . . . ready for an argument . . . full of surprises . . . smooth dancer . . . baby's complexion. F.H.A. 2, 3, Senior High Chorus 2, 3, Girls' Chorus 2, Band l, Cheer- inr: 2, 3. Larry' Pickel Never in a hurry' . . . carefree "l'll do it tomorrow' philosophy' . . . pleasing tenor . . . asset to the track team . . . hates morning alarm clock . . . always deep in a dream world of his own . . . takes things as they' Come . . . the post officels right hand man . . . always neat in appearance. .Senior High Chorus 3, Student Council 3. Frances Jeanne Slirohvvr Pleasing personality' . . . displays 11 neat wardrobe , . . enjoys lltllsld . . . elass canary . . . likes sports and dancing . . . tloatlo . . . girl with many loses? 'Y Z' , . . one ot' the Big l-our . . . always willing to help . . . Shroyer and llnrante . . . ll.ts .t store of witty remarks . . . huge appetite . . . snappy eheerleatlet lui' the Red and White team . . . lots ut fun. Sllltfflll C'ii1niti'l 2. 3. lJr'nfri.iI1ft 2. Cpftiltllftl l. 2. 1. Chiu fllltttl' l. 2. llrlihtj' X. f'l'I4l' l. f!ltif'.l.',' l, 2. Girls' C'liiiriix 1. 3, linyinihli l. I, R, lftlwhiflhiiil l, 2. 3. .SLIIIHV lillfl l iiifrns l. 2. 3. Hllllllltil 3. lftllltf l. 2. 3. Catharine Romaine Smith Another one of our students from North Annville Township . . . always ready to lend a helping hand . . . con- siderate to all sides of the question . . . actixe member of F.H.A. . . . ready to aid a less capable student- homemaker . . . a trustworthy and loyal friend . . . participant in all noon-hour discussions. F.H.A. 2, 3. Neil Jay Smith Adept at giving his friends a hard time . . . talkative . . . at the bottom of every plot . . . could make good use of an alarm clock . . . frequents Lebanon . . . known for odd, strange, and curious hair cuts . . . devilish . . . provocative tease . . . basketball mainstay . . . detests homework . . . excels in all sports. Student C'01n1cil 2, Soccer l, 2, 3, Class Officer 2, Baseball I, 2, Basket- ball l, 2, 3, Track 1. sg. Mary Louise Smith Has been with us only two years . . . enjoys latest gossip . . . sports a diamond on herthird finger, left handg has no worries about the future, her plans are definite . . . always seen smiling . . . Good Luck, Mary, we know you'll make it a success. F.H.A. 3. XI S , e V George Waring Struble Always willing to help someone with his homework . . . shutter-bug . . . original editor of "Crier" . . . accomplished musician . . . a budding literary genius . . . report-card specialist . . . blushes easily . . . en- joys own jokes . . . argumentative . . . always "flashing" around with his camera . . .Mr. Hollinger's protege . . . easy to get along with. Crier l, 2, 3, f,I'l'llL'.llI'll l, 2. 3, Band 2. 3, Suliior Iliyli C'liorn.v l, 2, 3. Animal 3. Dl'lllIltllll'.l l, 2. 3. Y ' . I . Mary Ellen Stone Tall majorette leading the band . . . knows all latest dirt . . . willing and co-operative when asked . . . her walk to school helps keep her in con- dition . . . her height always puts her in the center of the cheering squad . . . artistic abilities exceed the average . . . hockey star . . . an all around good kid. Band 1, 2, 3, Dramarics 1, Cheer- ing 2, 3, Hockey 3, Annual 3. . . H E Ammon Levi Sweigert Can be seen about town on his motor-bike . . . the poet . . . has a store of witty remarks . . . blond hair . . . enjoys nothing better than missing school . . . nice to know' . . . plays a hot trumpet . . . seen and not heard . . . speaks Graby' language fluently . . . dependable in the line of dllly. fjl'Lllt'Xll'tl l. 2, Senior lliuli Clmrnx l. 2. .Sujuly Ptiirul 1, 2. Halal l. 2. Charlotte Tealil Enjoys the lighter things of life . . . faithful accompanist for all or- ganizations . . . men no problem. she has hers . . . commercial wizard . . . has a serious and ambitious mind . . . full of the stuff that makes for a true and lasting friend. Band 1. 2, Senior High Chorus l, 2. 3, Ortlivxtru l, 2. llillxfllllllf' 2, 3, Girls' Clmrus l, 2, 3, Drurnutics, prornpter 2, 3. Kenneth Elmer Umberger Always ready to stick up for his own rights . . . the center of any cloak- room discussion . . . often solves the world's problems . . . at home on the basketball floor . . . rapid fire conversation . . . the track team's handy man . . . sports-loving fellow . . . noted for being the biggest fel- low in the class. Student Council l, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, Bflsketlrall 1, 2, 3, Drarnatics 1, 3, 5oc'c'er l, 2, 3, Annual 3. Joanne Tzttle A real student . . . congenial . . . good-natured . . . when approached can be counted on for a big grin . . . easy going and fun loving . . . kind . . . sincere . . . a loyal friend . . . jolly good company . . . faithful prompter for junior and senior plays . . . always willing with a helping hand . . . best of everything, Nush. Girls' C'liorus 2, 3, Ell.Yt'llll?ll" 1, 2, Senior lligli Chorus l, 2, 3, Drzunatics, profnpter 2, 3. in 55, Marilyn Jean Wolfe Blonde hair curled by nature . . . that Sigma Chi sweater . . . would share her last cent . . . can sometimes be seen behind the wheel of a Cadillac . . . swings a mean golf club . . . at- tractive . . . eats up popular music . . . one of the Big Four . . . Wolfe- spelled with an "e" that is . . . in- dispensable member of the cheering squad . . . her dramatic ability is unparalleled in Annville High. Band l, 2, Crier l, 3, Cheering 1, 3, Girls' Chorus' 2, 3, Annual 3, Basketball manager 3, Senior High Chorus 2, 3, Drarnutics l, 2, 3. , l T' Lester U mberger Has a reputation for being con- genial ahd easy going . . . quiet and unassuming . . . asset to the commer- cial section . . . has his girl troubles . . . can play fast and lively music on his accordion . . . a loyal member of the chorus . . . triple threat on a softball team . . . another of our rural friends . . . a gentleman always. Band l, 2, 3, Senior High Chorus 2, 3, Orclzextra 1, 2, 3, Samuel Adam Yeagley Enthusiastic and conscientious worker . . . never gives up . . . al- ways has his head in the clouds . . . gets his talk all mixed up . . . good- natured . . . hard working advertising manager for the Greystone . . . will do anything . . . sees the funny side of life . . . never gives up . . . al- ways willing to lend a helping hand. Bu.s'l4c'!lmll manager l, 2, Annual 3, Safely Puirol l, Senior High Chorus l, 3, Class Oniccr 3, Dramufics 3. Francis William Zimmerman I T Attracts feminine admiration . . . has a temper . . . likes to hear the "Swish" of the net . . . manly physique V . . . loves to talk . . . the "Babe Ruth" of A.H.S .... tops Off careful appear- ance with sharp ties . . . seeking a way to Shave without the use of a razor . . . all around athlete. Basketball 1, 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2, Soccer 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2. N Q , 7 lo A lo BEST GIRL ATHLETE-Alberta Barnhart QUIETEST-Edwin Funck BEST BOY ATHLETE-Neil Smith PEST-Neil Smith BEST DRESSED GIRL-Barbara Kingsley M051 STUD10Ug.A1be1-ga Bamhart BEST DRESSED BOY-Larry Pickel MOST PERSQNALTTY-Barbara Kingsley BEST LOOKING BOY-Fred BTOSS MOST DIGNIETED-Marilyn Wolfe PRETTIEST GIRL-JOHHDC Brandt BEST LINE-Marlin Hostetter CUTEST BOY-Bob Longenecker CUTEST GIRL-Palm Candori MOST POPULAR BOY-Lester Landis MOST POPULAR GIRL-Alberta Barnhart PHYSIQUE-Kenneth Umberger WORST GUM CHEWER-Janet Hartman MOST CO-OPERATIVE-John Bernardo MOST ORIGINAL-GCOfgC Struble COURTEOUS-George Struble BEST DRIVER-BOb Houston MOST LIKELY T0 SUCCEED-Alberta Barnhart EASIEST TO GET ALONG WITH-Joanne Brandt CONTRIBUTED MOST TO A.H.S.-Alberta Bamhart BEST ACTOR-Fred Hartz BEST ACTRESS-Janet Hartman WITTIEST-Donald G,-aby BEST GIRL DANCER-FFZHCCS Shroyer MOST ARTISTIC-Doris Miller BEST BOY DANCER-Fred Bross BEST MUSlCIAN1GCOfgC Struble Two MOST IN LOVE-Barbara and Fred MOTTO-"T he road called Toil, leads to the city called Success." FLOWER-Red Rose COLORS-Blue and Steel Cfaaa .Mafory It was the first day of school A brighter and more beautiful morning was never seen every one was so proud to be going to school for the first time Yes we the dignified seniors of 1950 were but babes so to speak when 1n 1938 we proudly toddled w1th our fond mamas and papas to enter first grade It was then under the guidance of Mlss Evans and Mlss Hill that we learned to read or have you for gotten those famous words I see Dick Here IS Dick Run Dlck run Second grade saw us with our first arrthmetlc and spelling books Remember the time we had learning to add" That year was also the first year that A H S had a May Day and because of our petlteness we were lucky enough to furnish to the worthy cause two llttle girls for the court and two fiower girls Third grade found us quite grown up as we entered the large greystone building on Marshall Street However it wasnt until fifth and sixth grades that love began to blossom forth within our midst For two whole years at recess the boys chased the girls under the pretense of playing bear too bad it now IS vice versa Un fortunately the war lnterrupted our lives dur mg the same period and much of our spare time was spent sellmg bonds or collecting tm cans And then the day we had all dreamed about so long arrived For the first time we gazed upon the awe inspiring portals of the upstalrs and became part of Junior High School The anticipatlon of our first dance came and went We became tamed down to study hall and soon eighth grade Eighth grade brought us our first gym classes and our first crack at lntramural basketball Luckily everyone pulled through the eighth grade county examinations and we were all set for high school Ninth grade came and with 1t a flood of new faces lt was fun getting acquainted with every one and soon our class was one large happy family Much to our dismay under a new hugh school curriculum we found ourselves still a part of Junior High School However when the excitement of this subsided we settled down to put our class in the history books With our first class president Kenneth Um berger we planned the first freshman sopho more prom For the first time m the history of the Annvnlle school system we had a junior high school basketball team which under the coaching of Richard Murr had a very suc cessful season Our girls pulled through to w1n the mtramural glrls basketball champlonshlp Then as a climax we participated in the first evenlng J umor High School Transfer Exercises complete with speeches and diplomas Thus with this record back of us we entered high school Agam not to be outdone by any one we blossomed out one day 1n the first class jackets ever gotten by our school They were the color of our class colors blue and steel We presented this same year a successful sopho more play The Adventures of Tom Sawyer And then all too soon we were Juniors With Alberta Barnhart as our president we began to come out of the shy shells of sopho mores and thmgs began to happen In large buses we honored the dead by v1s1t1ng Gettys burg and on another occasion we visited the capital at Harnsburg Our junlor play Hen peeked Henry took its place in the history of Annvllle High Followlng precedent we re celved our class rmgs And then in the merry month of May not only did we send four of our beauties to represent us in the annual May Day Exercises but we also entertamed the semor class m our Starlight Roof for the first semi open prom And now at last we have come to the greatest thrill of all that of being seniors We at once elected Robert Houston as our president Al ready our semor play Girl Shy has come and gone Right now the homework IS p1l1ng higher headaches are becommg longer and the days are fiylng by In a short time gradua tion day will be here When it comes w1th 1ts smiles and its tears may we look back over the happlest years of our lives with gratitude and ever be proud of our Alma Mater O . . , , - . , 9 ' 9 9 9 9 ' ' - 9 9 9 9 9 ' 9 so ' 99 ' ' 9 9 ' ss ' - 53 u ' 99 ' ' ' ' 9 9 ' ' 9 9 . 9 . . . , 9 1 , - 9 . . , . . , . . as 99 . 7 ' 9 9 ' - 9 ' 7 . . . n . - - I I . 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QQ' aaa W o 50 We the class of 1950 of the Annvllle Hlgh School ln the state of Pennsylvanla belng ln a sound state of mlnd and eonslderlng that uncertaln state of llfe that faces us do therefore make publlsh and declare thls to be our last Vhll and Testament before leavlng our Alma Mater We solemnly bequeath our most treasured pos sesslons and superhuman lntellect to those who need It most the teachers and the underclassmen of A H S SECTION I CLASSES To the faculty we leave our sympathy upon loslng such a great and noble class our congratulatlons for havlng successfully survlved the trlals and trlbula tlons of the past twelve years and lastly our thanks and slncere appreclatlon for a task well done To the junlors we leave a hope for both a profit able and happy senlor year To the sophomores we leave the hope that they wlll show a better appreclatlon of A HS than we have shown To the lncomlng sophomores we leave some of the beams of our radlant faces so there wlll be some brlghtness left ln the school To all underclassmen we leave our ablllty to learn SECTION II MISCELLANEOUS We the class of 1950 leave Sam Yeagleys classroom boners to some un fortunate underclassman Rosalle Schmucks contlnuous chatter to the en tlre junlor class to be dlvlded equally among IlS members drlve lt To the future football team of AHS we leave the wlsh for a 200 pound average To the sophomores we leave two more years of mldyear and final exams SECTION III STUDENTS I Mary Lou Albrlght leave my hlgh altltude Janlce Umberger I Alberta Barnhart leave my athletlc ablllty to Carol Stone I Kathryn Betz leave my love for sweaters to Jean Blxler I Joanne Brandt leave my sereneness to Betsy Benz I Palm Candorl leave my petlteness to Joan Smlth I Chrlstlne Flelds leave my love for horses to Delores Hapner I Mary Fllcklnger leave my smlle for everyone to Beverly Blrch I Janet Hartman leave my ablllty to keep the audlence roarlng to Robert Gruber I Sara Hellman leave my all around efliclency to Verna Zelgler I Emma Hltz leave my FHA dUIlCS to Helen Sllerrlff I Helen Hoffman leave my shy llkeable attltude to Betty Hoffman I Sara Jane Hoffman leave my grace and dlgnlly to my cousln Patrlcla Royer I Mary Jane Kern leave my vlolln technlque to Robert Shaak I Barbara Klngsley leave my knack of wearlng clothes to Georgeanna Shaud I Emma Kllne leave my chewlng gum technlque to Elsle SWClgCI't I Betty Kllng leave my knlttlng ablllty to who ever can use It I Kathryn Long leave my glggle to Esther Foltz I Dorls Mlller leave my artlstlc hand to Janet Mlller I Margaret Perauoll leave my ablllty ln the home ec room to Gladys Speraw I Rosalle Schmuck leave my ever-changlng love affalrs to Jeanne Shenk I Frances Shroyer leave my VOICC to Elma Jean Swope I Catharlne Smlth leave my walt for the school bus to Charlotte Lash I Mary Smlth leave my dlamond on my left hand thlrd finger to any of the junlor glrls who are ln a posltlon to requlre one I Mary Ellen Stone leave my place ln the band to Llnda Morgan I Charlotte Teahl leave my keyboard ablllty to Frances Thomas I Joanne Tlttle leave my tap danclng shoes to all the tap dancers developed ln May Day 1949 I Marllyn Wolfe leave my blonde halr to Ruth Shaak I Larry Aungst leave my moods to Rlchard Tlee I John Bernardo leave my helpfulness to Davld Shroyer I Slmon Brandt leave my red halr to Rose Mane Sudbury I Fred Bross leave my love of a good tlme to Tlmmy Reese I Wllllam Dlpper leave my wlttlness to Herbert Batz I Edwln Funck leave my ablllty behlnd the wheel to Donald Brandt I Henry Funck leave my fondness to tease to Raymond Fry I Donald Graby leave my love for study halls to wllllam Peters I Fred Hartz leave my lmltatlng powers to Frank Hellman I Edwln HCISCY leave my long walk home to my sleter Elsle I Marlln Hostetter leave my permanent wave to Rlchard Fortna I Robert Houston leave my lntellectual ablllty to Kenneth Herr I Lester Landls leave my pltchlng arm to the future pltchers of A H S I Robert Longeneeker leave my grln to Dora Maflanl I Martln Mlller leave my love for hlstory class to Wllbur Longenecker I Ralph Moyer leave my tranqullllty to Harold Wenrleh I Larry Plckel leave my knack of fresslng to Chester Stroh I Nell Smlth leave my athletlc ablllty to James Unger I George Struble leave my tuba to Rlchard TICC I Ammon Swelgert leave my trumpet to Alfred Hoch I Kenneth Umberger leave my helght to Robert Bowman I Lester Umberger leave my posltlon ln the chorus to Davld Sattazahn I Samuel Yeagley leave my ablllty to entertaln to the future senlors of A H S I Francls Zlmmerman leave my lnterest ln the weaker sex to my brother Irvln We the graduatlng class of 1950 leave 7 I Y . 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Q' 99 9605, in Q' 5, Y PP R' X 1'5" If -if Gal' Scptember Here we go again September 27 First soccer victory Annvtlle vs Cornwall October 20 Mr Btllett s Etnstems explain the atomtc bomb tn assembly October 26 Annual Halloween Parade the ghosts rude again October 27-C Thomas Mangrum entertains us with his magic trtcks November I0 ll Semor Class Play Our Thesptans show their ability November 17 Ftrst girls hockey game in history at school November that November December sent an December vllle vs December vlctorlcs December December December December January l 2' Thanksgiving Dance Semi open at 24 25 Thanksgtvmv vacation l Mr Overstreet and his prodlgles pre impersonation of women what a slam' ' ' l Busy day First basketball game Ann Hershey li Christmas Cantata 20-Christmas Dance 23 Beginning of Christmas vacation 25 We find our Christmas stockings 31 New Years Eve H1c" Resolutions made and broken January 3 Back to School January ll We go to the Farm Show no school January 17 Beginning of mldyear exams-days of torture Next day Need we say more" January 24 Day of all days Annvllle beats Palmyra February l Opening of Commumty Library February 3 Guidance Chmc lClI' February 9 Buenos Dtas Seniors talk Spanish tn assembly February 9 Our buds blossom in the Sophomore Class Play February I4-Cupid shmes February 17 Boys almost beat Palmyra lifes rough February 18 Jr High School crown the King and Queen of Hearts February 20 Academics complete those term papers after driving all librarians to insanity February 21 Boys clmch the county title by beating Cornwall February 22 Lent begms all students herolcally sacrltictng their favorite pastime homework February '73 24-Jumor Class Play February 24-Bug upset when Annvtlle gurls defeat Lebanon girls February 28 In breathtaking game Annvtlle beats Hummelstown 54 53 to wm first play off game As we look ahead March 2 3 4-District Orchestra at Shlppensburg March I6 17 County Band and Chorus March 30 Sprung Musical April 7 I0 Easter Vacation April ll Baseball starts Annvxlle vs Palmyra April 29 May Day May 21 Baccalaureate As we predict A county championship in baseball and track Jumor Semor Prom a smooth evening A week of crammmg then We Seniors prove our ability ln our final exams The underclassmen work on their exams And finally May 24 we get our diplomas after twelve years 0 hard work 0l'l'll'l'l6ll'l l'l'leI'lf6 Thou shalt always get a drunk between classes for fear of be1ng on time for the next Thou shalt never do homework before the last mlnute lest thou would have nothmg to worry about Thou shalt always borrow penclls lest thy neighbor have more than one Thou shalt always take a clean towel to gym for someone to borrow Thou shalt not study 1n study hall lest thou break tradxtlon Thou shalt always chew gum durmg classes lest the teachers be dlsappolnted Thou shalt not look at teachers durmg recltattons lest thou be called upon Thou shalt always cheer at games lest thy opponent think thou art not behind thy team Thou shalt not dress neatly for basketball practice, lest Miss Lehman might Hllll 10 Thou shalt obey all the rules lest thou wind up m the oflice I ' '- i i 1: - ' " F . I ' . . December lb-Alumni Game-perfect day with two ' ' i A i ' T . ' . . . - . . . f ll . . . 2. ' 3. ' ' . 4. . 5, . , . . . 6' . y . . ' 7' . . . , . 8. ' ' ' 9. ' ' ' ' f ' . Cfadd F I9 QC? The alarm clock goes off I open my eyes to a new and glorlous day Donnlng my best clothes I pre pare for a day I ve llved for for qulte a whlle As usual I push a button and my mornlng bath water IS ready thanks to the lngenlousness of Lester Landlss newest lnventlon You know Lester was a classmate of mlne ln hlgh school Plcklng up my favorlte soap O I C V I am astonlshed to read the label manufactured by Henry Funck and daughters Well Ill be another of the old gang dld all flght for hlmSCJf I wonder what happened to all the rest Maybe Ill find out today I havent told you what Im so exclted about have I9 I have recelved a personal lnvltatlon to VISII Nell Smlth the mayor of our old hometown Annvllle Pennsylvanla I hear the people of Annvllle put hlm ln office to keep hlm qulet Who knows" Before leavlng the house I swallow my breakfast whlch conslsts of two plnk PIJJS I remember the day when one used to take tlme to eat but Slmon Brandt has certalnly changed the sltuatlon Openlng the front door I find myself stumbllng over the mllkman and lf It lsnt Donald Graby And then I see slght of slghts Wllly Dlpper dellverlng the mornlng paper Poor Wllly after all these years Havmg amved at the 3ll'P0l't I board my prlvate plane whlch IS flown by Lester Umberger On the way to Annvllle we tlp wlngs wlth Martm Mlller who IS teachlng other people how to fly the wrong way Emma Kllne qulte a celebrlty as a movle star IS hls present pupil Landing at Annvllle I am glven a warm welcome by Nell and we start on a tour of Annvllle Our first stop IS the Unlverslty of Annvllle founded by the Class of 1950 of Annvllle Hlgh School to provlde find George Struble as dean Emma Hltz trylng to teach the students important facts about history Francis Zimmerman wlth hls all star baseball team out on the field and Robert Longenecker teachlng Dutch Wlth a very good accent After leavlng the UHIVCFSIIY we walk down the lane known as the Marrlages from 50 Among these happy and peaceful famllles we find Charlotte Teahl wlth her husband and theres Catharlne Smlth stlll knlttlng away Janet Hartman IS walklng around arm ln arm wlth her seven foot husband who plays professlonal basketball The last person I expected to see there was Eddle Helsey he must have dCCldCd glrls arent such bad creatures after all C0mlng lnto the heart of the clty where the busl ness dlstrlct hes we see Ken Umbergers pool room all repalnted wlth a new slogan palnted over the top A Perfect Shot Every Tlme Betty Kllng IS servlng as hl5 able asslstant Why Be Ugly" IS the slogan on the door of Kathryn Betz and Margaret Perazzolts beauty salon We pass Dorls Mlllers art gallery and then another slgn takes me by surprlse Have Your Dresses Deslgned Here Mary Ellen Stone proprletress Stopplng at the new munlclpal hospltal to see the dlrector Dr Robert Houston we also get to see Mary Jane Kern who IS the dlrectress of nurses ln the same h0Splt3J I declded to see lf there were any patlents whom I knew ln the hospltal Sure enough Sara Hellman has finally had her appendlx removed Also Kathryn Long has had a huge glggle whlch was stuck ln her vocal cords removed Contlnulng through the stores we see Ben PICKCJS shoe store famous for IIS elevated shoes wlth bullt ln stllts A Pennway bakery wagon passes us and sure enough Ralph Moyer IS the drlver He stops and glVCS us some of their latest chocolate angel food P1115 Next we pass Joanne Tlttles new atomlc age drug store and then Fred Hartzs under taklng establlshment Further on we journey through the worlds largest stadlum the Kool Stadlum bullt by Kenneth Kohr who IS the head of Kool Refrigerator Corporatlon We are surrounded by blll boards advertlslng a womens wrestllng match between Mary Fllcklnger and Rosey the Rlveter A comlng feature IS the world famous duo skaters Mary Lou Albrlght and Helen Hoffman We get a chance to wave to Sam Yeagley as he hurrles to the court house Nell lnforms me that Sam IS a busy lawyer stlll fightlng the battle agalnst womens rlghts Marllyn Wolfe IS hls Chlef OPPOSIIIOD leader Before leavlng Annvllle to attend a concert ln Harrlsburg we stop for gas and find Ammon Swelgert runnlng a deluxe servlce station Once out ln the country we pass Edwln Funcks dalry farm Edwln won the farm as a prlze for mllk lng the most P3115 of mllk ln one day at the farm show last year Qulte an accompllshment Before enterlng the audltorlum at Harrlsburg we buy a paper to read before curtaln tlme I begln to page what IS thls'l An epldemlc" Every place l look I see the names of old classmates Flrst the headllnes are full of the news that Admlral Bernardo fremem ber Johnny"J IS returnlng to WaShlngt0D to become the head of the Naval Department How lnterestlng but look at thls Fred Bross has recelved the Nobel entitled Klll or Cure Accordlng to thls paper Marlln Hostetter has become the Jlmmy Doollttle of hlS age slnce he has fiown around the world ln the record tlme of twenty three hours fifty nlne mlnutes and fifty nlne seconds Flnally upon reachlng the last page at the bottom of the last column IS an advertlsement Get a load of IhlS Chlck Aungst runnlng an escort bureau We knew hed thlnk of some soft touch Closlng the paper I look around for a short tlme and who do you thlnk IS slttlng two rows ln front of me" Rosalle Schmuck who Nell lnforms me IS a census taker for the natlonal government Desplte the looks of the surroundlng people we must talk and we do she lnforms me that Palm Candorl has gone on the Planters Peanut Radlo Show as the peanut She also tells me of Barbara Klngsleys success as sololst for the Metropolltan Opera Company Who would ever have thought lt" Also Sara Jane Hoffman IS belng honored as the first and only woman teacher at Oxford Joanne Brandt IS doubllng as the after ln a beauty ad and as a h0llSCWlfC Flnally curtaln tlme Guess who the first performer ls-Chrlstlne Flelds who has taken over Aunt JCmlmaS programs upon the latters death QUIIC entertalnlng she was too The concert as a whole was very good the SUFPTISC of my llfe comlng ln the last number when our old pal Fran Shroyer appeared as clarlnet SOJOISI for Phll Spltalnys orchestra She nearly brought the roof down However thls was pre vented as the Cllnaln dropped on the concert and on my trlp to renew old acqualntances Whod have thought It of the Class of 19509 - , , ' - . . , - - . , , . , , . , J - . , , . . , W ' I ! , . , ' l g f . . , ' , . . . . , ' ' . 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'3 2 ,L ii' L, A '39 i i W L . ,, Vm i x V -1 i N 1. V ff Y 's .kr ,lu - 'Y A' , . , j - Q ' 1 4 ' 'S K4 Q -. ,4 Q , VQUZZ 4 J l 1 N - lf . :. .Yi -'- llg-'1,:t. it I In--3. .xii-, l.',:4 l': lT.t' . lszxg-'tj-. li' J b?" ' X 1 l' ". 21 Iltrt:-11113 l-it A 'f lr:--1 IL. 1 5'-f yr. H1111-1 l R 11 lzftiig .V ' Fxx ju-, llzgti, l'7's . : ' x ll 'ft li-1131" ii" 'i l':r l':-T ll-- -s. Iasttr T." 1.- tit- .. lit l ':, llptr. rla. Raltaril T: e. enior .STucJenf Colcnci The student council has grown in the tive years it has been active in Annville High. There are now representatives from each organization and each home room. One of the dances the council has sponsored was the Christmas or .lack Frost Dance. The council decorated the gymnasium. planned the entertainment, and engaged the band. Santa Claus. Sam Yeaglei. arrived at the peak of the evening and distributed gifts. unior IgA .gzlrlelzf Clounci The Junior High Council was organized Iltis year for the purpose of promoting social activities for sexenth, eighth and ninth grades. lt consists of the othcers of the three classes. lihey sponsored a Halloxxe'en and a Valentine dance. The council also arranged an assembly program which featured musical talent of xarious members of the Junior High School. .V ' ' lf ' 't li: lf. lf: 711 l.E-la-5 ll- ii .f lx " 'R l , '. ,firi- fil ' rl ' " li ' '. XX '.1'.:1i ll xxif t - IZ ' . N, ,X .xi .... loin 15, ,, Xl llftj. l:,'t 3400! Gier The School Crner mth nts ear to every wall, has been followmg nts old tradntnon That ls, all school events are fanthfullv gathered and prmted At the head of the most read Inst are the snoop and scoop column acttvn tres to come and the two most outstandmg sensors Prmted under the dnrectlon of a capable staff gunded by Mr Overstreet the Cruer does tts best to mform and amuse nts readers lnrrt Ru teorge Cramer James Hellman Dale Clngrlch Knrl ll1tl.nn,tr Peter Xttosmes James Batz Ray Light Second I' slnnsh uk R IWYIIUHY' I ortumn Richard lxern Third R011 C yrll xt un o n X urns I' url ll: ffm n Nhrlln 'Nllller Wil lam . The Future Homemakers of America, under the super vnsxon of Mnss Gustafson has as tts purpose the making of better home workers out of our female students As one of nts projects this year nts members furmshed the rural students of our school wlth a cafeterla lunch two days a week for a pertod of sux weeks The gurls also sponsored our St Patrtcks Day Dance I'1r.rt Ro.: 'Mfr Overstreet atlvxser Janet Hartman o1n Smxth Ruth Shaak Niarllyn Wolfe George Struble Nlary lm Alhrnght Frances Shroyer Elma jean Swope Barbara lungsley Scrond Rot l"rances Thomas X wlanda Fortuna Christine Har ner Robert Gruber larol Stone Elsne Helsey Patrxcna Nlatz 'lhurd Ron Sara Hellman Dons Nhller John Bernardo I-mmx lxlme lletsw. Rem Patrtcxa Hartman Sa ef? pafrof Parents of grade school chtldren of Annvnlle need not fear for the safety of thenr chlldren gomg to or commf' from school as our faithful volunteer Safety Patrol ts always on duty The hnghll ht of their year ns the annual Safety Patrol Parade and Festival held at Palmyra near the end of the school term fnrvt Rot Kathryn Bet1 Dom Whrnnt Ros1l1e Hchmutls Nltrgnret ler11zolx Helen ShCfYlH Yctund Rot 'Nilss Custtfson l1thar1ne Smith Shnrley W1lt1 Nlary Plncklnger Nlary Snnth Gladys bperaw Third R011 lvxthrwn long Betty kllllf, Doris Nllller Bexerls Burch H "': . . . -- '. , , J. . ' . , . V' ' . 1 -i . . .1 ' . . . . . to ' 1 .17 . . 5 . C . Iflmx' Richartl 'De-ckert,A Kenneth VValter, Harold Kline,'NVilllam xl fn 'ft , 11 '. 1.,.. " .' , ,"l' l.lvw:tvvt-:tu-r, l.ut- F1 x. JU l C l I l':r'rf In' tt. XY1ilirm1 KlJlt7. imfyl 511111 1:inn's Nliiftr. lil-ic Nw :gf "t. l-itz. 1 'Iilirrn.:rs. l. .::-t- Nlgir. vl Az. Smith. All "ri Starr, Mary 'l:ti.t' K4-7:z. Ruin-rt Slizizik. l"i.mL .Xttr sims. lit :Auth ll rxxqiitl. I.yl::r Fry. .Num ni 1-fin' Kiln rt llrrxrstnri. lkixiil Y-rrty, K-:will l"-gsm. intl-l St-rm-. juli: Slivrils. .Xiirirtfi Iigtrnllfirt. Ifilzzn lilziiztv. l'11tric'1:l Xlrtll. lfrfirmrts Fhrr'-er. Trygvc Strulrle, Yirzirizfi l"rt-'lt-rick. 1"t-rn I.1:ltc3'. .Xlirwl llrftlz. Ylzinl IC'-it Rfflicrt flrtilwr. Fred Kreifler. Jim llnu-trrn. Rrrlit-rt Kirnlt. Bruce Imxige- xiecltvr. Ilnvirl Shrriyt-r. lla-nry lrunck, George Strulilt-. Ihnzllfl Ilmzzilt. 'lzimrs Blillrr. Kizirrlner Unger. Rivqliznxl Tits. Xlr. ,Xntlmiiny Gt-ract-. Ol'CAOfilI't1 The orchestra practiced diligently for the Christmas program and the graduation. The orchestra contributed the prelude at the Christmas program. During one of the scenes there was a violin duet by two of the orchestra members. The greatest difficulty is finding a time for practice in a crowded schedule. DA , ndemgd These talented Misses have appeared on W. L. B. R. They will present a few selections for the Rotary Club. They took part in the Christmas program and are preparing for the spring concert. The girls and Miss Jones have produced some fine entertainment. Congratulations all! 1 v : Xi' '. Blass -lrrnt-s Dircntrfr, It-an Fi - : R, .YW :1 i ll.rr:.l::t:'t. lflmxi -lt :iii Svmpe, I llr:1-'zum M .:' ."' :. llulrf tit' 'llfllil Jlttwinpn- :fi l'-1-.ts ,lin-1 v- Flu' yti. Ilirris Miller, 5.5 l .l1:.t,- ll rrimzrz.. I"r':i:1rt-f 'I'li-trims. xrst Ro Nlarv l' llen Nt me H tsv H4117 F ther Foltz Ialm Ianrlorx Ruth ill A mls 5 :rx Hellman Sz' and R uct 4 r t tn ts Nlxllcr lxcnncth an Wxlltlm t 1 s o rcmu trxck I out mfr rn xar N x F' Inf. 1' 2 fr , tml' L ,, ,s ,, ' ' ', . ::',. ' t' mu: jzni - Vrnlmergcr, R--sc Marie Sullury, Lester Fry Kc-nm-th llol't'nt:m, J: Fey.: , ' 1 llffwvr. Roln-rl St-ltz'r, Owen Mxllt-F, jenn Sltc-nk, IJ4r1' St lmcr, Yi ' ' M 1, - . Fm- lnslcvy, juzutltt' Slnllwltly. Lpvlxn lfry. .lt-nn litfle , Sltlrlvy Y: lt7. Third lv'mt': hvllllltlll Nlznti, R-tlwlt Klwlt. john lvells, l.:nrr5 lilznm-fnfl, Stzullt-y lngltt, Jim nnstnn Jul Yorty, Kenneth lluvaztrrl, lhtlrz- llaltmqm, lfxt-rl Kretfler. Rqxgnufn-l Fry, lflztttcvs 'lllmm Plste Nvvelgt juan Smith. Fourth Ix'n:t',- Rohm-rt llffuston. 'l'r5gvt- Strulnle, Iiflna lllnntr. -lzunvs Mill:-r, john Starr Donald Brant! Henry Funck, Rohr-rt Slmnk, lar-tl Slum-. .-Xllnerta Bnrnltart, l':ltrnc1:t Mzxtl. lfrfxmet-s Shrov X1 Xnt vmv He It . 1 '-'tor R ' 'ony R1'l:r1l Tlfc. ,lfntw l'nuc-r, l':tul Rnlolfl, llruw I.-frm:-1"ke-r, llnviul ,' r yer lit is Long, l'l1c'stt'r St oh, Hzu-lnvr Ho-t-r, Ft: l-I' lfrr-l-ral-X. Ke -l ll:-tr, ,Xlf 'l ll . . K . :L ' A 1: ' K- D ' K- , . . . V C E - I . . l . . 1 P - - - y - - r Ce lltct I-11211 Ir L tt t t 1 t ut Sh o it mr e Qtruble mit I v tum 4 1 mutt Ttl u The band has afum chanvcd nts front The majorettes and the color guards are vvearmf' h1'h vvhtte boots and vvhlte bellboy hats with red trxmmtngs These accessories vvtth new unlforms certalnly give a favorable first xmpresslon The dnmtnuuve malorette at the head of the band IS also a nevv addmon More umforms have been purchased vnth a stress on trousers for the furls too Several instruments have been added to the hand Some of these are tuba barxtone baritone saxophone new drums and mellophones The band has partlclpated m exght parades thls fall and at least tvvo more are scheduled for thus sprung A sprmv concert IS bemv arranged Under the dnrectxon of Nlr Anthonv Gerace and vvxth all new musxc the band has set qulte a pace of lmprovement enior 6401115 Frm! Rift.: Miss Jfines. Dnrig Boyer, filrtflys Speraw. Helen Slierriri. Janet Hart' man, Joan Smith. Christine Fields, Dolores Hapner, Palm l':m+l:.ri, Ijofa My,m,mA v li-ther Foltz, .Xriene Fzshefr. .St'.tfvi.i Rst., tiharl-ttte Teahl, Vhriszine H:.ri:er. Alberta Hzirnhzirt. Jenn Slim-R. Patricia Harrnari. Mary Jane Kern, Maj- l.4rr:ime Seidel. Rose Marte Suflltury, hinzn Jenn Snape. Frrirncs Thwnizts, Joanne Tittle. Bzirlinrn Kmzjsleg. Slarian Felker. Rt--:il:: Fchmuck. Ylurd Raft-' Ilrninl Ensminger. lla-.ill Ytfrty. Elsie Heisey. Janice Vmberger. Jem: Bxxier, Shirley XV:ilt7, Frances Jtiiililf' Shrlner, Sara Jane llfittnian. Joanne Brnult. llviris Miller. Marilyn Wiftlfe. Vntrzrxxt Blau, Marilyn Felker. Robert tirulit-r. llerliert Batz. Fmirtli Rong Kenneth Herr. Alfred Unch, llnvivl Slirtqrr. lfflvsin Ftxnck, Frrrl Ilii-ss. Larry l'ickel. Lienrgf- Strulule, llzirrilvl XY.-nf rich. Lester l'nilft-ruvr. Ke-nm-th Nt-lf. Sznnuel xviiiillbf. Rollei! lltrust-in, Hzirflnt' llnyer Under the direction of Miss Betty Ruth Jones. the mixed chorus has hecn meeting once a week. The first program in which they took part was the Christmas pageant. The two selections delivered were "The Sleigh" by Kountz and "A Merry Christmasn: un English Traditional Song. Plans for the participation of the chorus in the spring concert are being made. if ' C IPZ5 AOPUJ These girls were chosen from the Mixed Chorus. They have been practicing for the spring concert and will present two selections at that time. Fav? " T. llzrv 1 t Nl.-- J 'sr li""-' ll tf:t...:: liigrlgs - .i, llfw. Fi-"2 Jqrii ll,.711:..t' , rl X" ' .412 1" l':i'l if 1 ll.ip:.f'. 1' '- - , it -, Xl.,:,1: .. lwtwfr l" l-I . ik, .X- '- liz! sl I If YA ,xdp ., 'plzfl 45, ll-1 -4 X"vt",, l1-- " ,lt 9 N- I' -T ii -. Ni' r- iw- 'ti l -- Nt il, R s 'll :fl .:' -. l.'t1.i Jr- - -1- 1-A lf " ' ls',-7- Nl ' K lt w t . l-.1-T new - 1.1. V lfw. if ' ii1x"' X 'i. XX ftf. l' ' vi, cz. 5 ,ggi ,N H i.... lx" VX- l 11 .X" 12 l5'.fZ1'w ll.-1' ' . it . . I, . 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In pre-season play, the record is as follows: Varsity Jr. Varsity December AHS Opp. AHS Opp. l Hershey 35 36 15 34 9 Hummelstown 55 37 48 23 13 Womelsdorf 39 32 36 29 16 Alumni 52 36 181 141 99 86 The Varsity had a record of three wins against one loss for pre-season play, the Junior Varsity two wins for one loss. The league sea- son was as follows: Varsity Jr. Varsity AHS Opp. AHS Opp. December 20 Cornwall 40 28 25 20 23 Palmyra 37 43 20 18 January 3 Myerstown 40 31 33 31 10 Schaefferstown 60 25 51 15 First Row: Neil Smith, Francis Zimmer- man, Larry Aungst. Martin Miller. Second Razr: George Shaud-manager, Fred Bross. Robert Bowman, Kenneth l'ni- berger, Mr. Brandt-coach. 13 South Lebanon 54 40 35 12 17 Schaefferstown 64 30 37 20 20 South Lebanon 49 22 38 23 24 Palmyra 47 19 25 30 27 Myerstown 53 49 45 21 31 Cornwall 54 48 37 32 February 7 Schaefferstown 67 49 45 18 10 South Lebanon 54 29 42 18 14 Palmyra 33 40 31 39 17 Myerstown 3 1 40 29 40 21 Cornwall 63 41 47 23 746 534 540 360 The varsity had 12 wins and 3 losses in league play, the J. V.'s also had a 12-3 record. The Speedboys next played Hummelstown for their first district playoff. The two teams battled for six periods, and it was in the sudden death play that Annville finally won out, 54 to 53. In the last game of the season, Annville played Porter Township in Lebanon. The Speedboys were very much out-played, and lost by a score of 60 to 37. f':r 1 ft.::. Z::'.:i."':,':'. .Tmttw I. '4. ' N1 ff' 11, XYQ' 3' I. 1 'Q'-" '.1Vv--'X"3.I4z1:i'I:f J .' '. NY' X-T 1" 15. I' 'v 1-Vg, 13 i '-f, Iv'- Yfrvx. RLY I.-,. -In V- V- -r. If ,. Y wl L,1,. i , unior ga5AefAaf -YA L.,,, . , Ti? unior I amifg gadLefAa! ...... . A ,153 s, .ll ,gi .FA -1.-.Li Ifirxt K1f:.': Ilznwlfl Klmv. Larry IJ::m11Nl1fl. Rfflwrt Hnrtmfm. Svmml' Ifwtu, I2'1Y'Ifll'i Blwuch, jffhu Starr. Jacob Henry. Jfmu-1 Lnflfl. Paul Rnimlfl. Earl Iiwfilrxmzmh. Mr. Ilmzflrn mach. Tlzinl Ibn Rub!-rt Ilan. 1-RTI Fhckxmgvr. Y Elma-wmv Vffrtzm, Srmmrl .X.I'.w1r1. Rwbcrt Kmfil. ,Yann-4 Hwy-r .1- Zimmerman. Pyles, Earl l'l1rtTsn1itl1.Jay llartz --'- manager. OCCCI' Firxt Rmv: Larry Dianiunfl, Richard Tice Francis Zimmerman, l.t-ster Landis. Larry Aungst Martin Blillcr, Nt-il Smith. Richard Forma, Irvin .Siumill Ifmt-5 Charles Foltz. Alfred Ilnch, Jac b l'leaHD'. Sterling llifrilleniay. David Shroyer, Ieter Third Razr: Mr. Moyer coach. Robert Hartman James Lung, Robert Bowman, VS'illJur Longeneclter Karl Long. Annville's soccer season, though not what can be called victorious, was nevertheless better than last year's. Last year's record was 6 ties and 6 lossesg this year the team made 3 wins, I tic, and 8 losses. The schedule and scores were as follows: Annville Opponents September October 6 Schaefferstown l l South Lebanon 14 Jonestown 18 Myerstown 21 Cornwall 25 Fredericksburg 3 l Schaefferstown I6 South Lebanon 20 Jonestown 23 Myerstown 27 Cornwall 30 Fredericksburg 15 35 The senior lettermen on the squad were Kenneth Umberger, Lester Landis, Larry Aungst, Francis Zimmerman, Martin Miller, Fred Bross, and Neil Smith. jfac The 1949 track season at Annville High School was a successful one. On April 27th, the Speed- boys beat Cornwall in a track meet, 64 to 43. On May 4th, they beat Palmyra 53 2X3 to 44 l!3. ln the Lebanon County Track Meet, Annville came off with second place, 32 points. Palmyra had 54115. Drew Fetterolf, however, took the individual honors for Annville, being first in the 100-yard dash, first in the 220 yard event, and a member of the relay team that took third place. The Lettermen for the year were: Bob Love, William Smith, Kenneth Blouch, Drew Fetterolf, and Don Longenccker, seniors, Fred Bross, Junior, Herbert Batz, Robert Shaak, Richard Tice, and Harold Wenrich, Sophomoresg and Richard Shuey, a Freshman. The manager was John Bernardo, and coaches were Mr. Young and Mr. Moyer. Bob Love 111 114111111 lx uuuuttlu lxulur R nut t ut s u un 1 nuutu Nlur un N u er luuucu luuuunuer n Drewl ttt t' audum lr u e nt tr Rutluurl ll lllllglf R lrtrt llownnuu Ruchurrl louucuuec Lester Ianflus Elmer Toluua Xlulluur lmmetuecker Nlurluuu llu tetter Annvulle Hugh School us proud of Its baseball team lt won the Eastern Duvusuon Champuonshup for the second year un a row We had I0 wlns and 6 losses and played some much bugger schools The record speaks for utself un thus matter Here ut us Annu :Ile Opponelzrx A rul 7 Hershey Lebanon Catholuc Myerstown South Lebanon Jonestown Readungl V 'W Palmu ra aaeg f 7 49 Cornwall Readlngl V Myerstown Lebanon Catholuc South Lebanon Jonestown Cornwall Palmy ra Newmanstown May Durung the season Annsulle had 120 runs agaunst 99 ut allowed uts opponents The last game whuch we were beaten bv lwewmanstown decuded the County Champuonshup un Newmanstowns fauor 4 . 1. I , . I '. IC IV: - II .Xi ri K 5 T HL-11 g K N.Al0CLQy QCUWI, Aww Lx fu 1 X i Best Wnshes John H Boger 81 Son to the COAL FEED FERTILIZER Graduatung Class of 1950 Annvllle P Snyder Appllance Annvulle P0 PETER HAWRYLUK Your Jeweler For Hamllton Watches 40 East Mum Street Annvllle Pa Phone 7 6711 VISIT Compliments of HOT DOG Batdorf Dept Store FRANK ANWIIIE, P0 Breyer's Ice Cream Talk of the Town ' , a. phone 7,4111 13 W..Main St. Davns Pharmacy 103 West Mann Street Annvllle Po PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED School Photography a Specialty Harpel s Studio 757 Cumberland St Lebanon Annvllle Frozen Food Service Locker Servuce Meats Grocerues Frozen Foods OUR OWN ICE CREAM 400 E Mom St Phone 7 7141 The Bon Ton Lebanon s Greatest Store Annvalle Lumber Company Dealers n Lumber and Mlllwork Bullders Supplles 750 East Ma n St eet Ann ulle Pa Phone 7 6611 TIRES TUBES RIEKER'S AMOCO SERVICE STATION East Mann Street Gas Oll Lubrication Washing 8. Waxing Call for 8. Deliver ACCESSORIES PHONE 7 5931 . 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