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

Text from Pages 1 - 44 of the 1953 volume:

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' ' 1. ,111 -15131-1 11 Q1-. s SENXQR CLASSES LRQLS K SP I A rl 3' ORTS MU Nh rg pf IN MEMORIAM mmf Sixth Grade 4 'Q In memory of a former classmate James Edward Fortna who d1ed at Sweet Arrow Lake July Z4 1949 freshman year Mrs Loose s Flfth Grade Grade the summer preced1ng our is Wa vi E IDRS JOHN AFTOSMES Our hot dog boy the bass drum knows who s boss glrl shy wxllmg to help anytrme useful on the volley ball team frlendly drsposmon Band 1 2 3 Safety Patrol 1 2 Orches tra 1 2 3 Track 2 3 XJSX- 6- SAMUEL ALLWEIN Always wlth Sandy qulck tem pered workmg man never m a hurry on the quret Slde drxves a green Ford hopes to be an electrxcian Baseball 2 J V Basketball 2 Qepf 5 -1 11 1 , . - . . 1 1 . - , . A 1 1 I 1 I ' 1 1 I 1 - . gf . f " . . fs 3: .1 U1 . ' . ' ' ' I 1 I l 1 1 K 1 1 ' ' 4 Q . . . 'QQ-if .,.' ff,"TlLQ'!f-"3" 3-lb E DNA BLA NTZ. Pleasmg personallty has a sm1le foreveryone our female tax1 drlver great speaker for the Actlve Party supporter of L1ttle Dutchmen w1ll make a good secretary Band 1 2 3 Orchestra2 3 Chorus 1 3 Glrls Chorus 2 3 Jumor class play Llbrary Ass1stant 1 2 GLEN BLA UCH Halls from North Annvllle qulet can send a volley ball for a loop W1Ih out much trouble bra1n of the general SCCIIOH llkes the w1de open spaces NA NCY BOLTZ. 'Ibn ,HT Has a smlle for everyone pleasant dlsposmon can be found at Wolfe s Fxve and Ten hates concelted people neat dresser ardent gum chewer an usher for school ZCIIVIHCS F H A 2 3 Grrls chorus 3 Mxxed chorus 3 6 Lu! if ERLENE BOMGARDNER ' 45x xx '9WL fm Quiet, but always ready for fun 7 good commercial student handl f , er o a big station wagon, good natured, h b s ort ut full of pep, good sport. "Vs '53 Y RA YMOND CORCORA N Class crooner Billie In the S en 1or play famous for his hair style and e d p gge pants horse lover has a way w1th women Jitterbug fiend Chorus 1 2 3 Iumor play Senior play Track 1 2 3 Boys Chorus 3 f""r 9, .f""p MARILYN BUCK Infectious glggle faithful basket ball fan an A H A nightmgale has a personality adaptable to an s t y 1 ua t1on conscientlous commercial stu d ent alwaysdependable shutter bug Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 Girls Chorus 2 3 G1rls Varsity Hockey 1 2 3 .L 911 ,rf ' E bmw W ,I tr ,Wx ss Faw- df 7 JAMES CRAMER ' Member ofthe lunch-bag brigade, faithful member ofthe mixed ensem- ble, dependable chauffeur for most school activities, pleasing personal- ity, courteous to girls. Movie Projector Operator 3g Member of Mixed Ensemble 3- Member of Mixed Chorus 3 Boys Chorus 3 ,L , LYDIA FRY Peppy cheerleader always at the Co Ed good things come in small packages commercial whiz always talkmgto Shorty refuses to part with flowing locks lost wlthout her glasses Newspaper Staff 1 3 Orchestra 1 2 3 Band 1 2 3 Chorus 2 3 Girls Chorus 2 3 Ensemble 2 G A A 3 Hockey 3 Tennis 2 Cheerleader 1 2 3 ROBERT HARTMAN One of A I-I S s fighting five w1ll1ng and co operative Romeo of the commercial section never in a hurry never fails to get that A Mixed Chorus 1 2 Soccer 2 3 Boys Varsity Club 2 3 Basketball 1 2 3 Class Officer 1 2 Student Council 1 8 E Cafe 3 53 174 S nfl JAKE HEA GY Fast guy on the basketball floor, al- ways at Sudbury's, neat dresser, no transportatton worrtes when Jake's a- round, leader of the general fellows. Basketball l,2,35Baseball 1,2,3g Soc- cer l,2,3g Track lg Student Council kg 2,3g Varsity Club 2,3g Junior Play 2, H SALLY HEILVIAN Acctdently sptlled the peroxtde bottle one of the tatl ststers Juventle roles tn plays tndtspensable band front member swtngs a mean hockey sttck Mtxed Chorus 1 2 3 Gtrls Chorus 2 3 Band 1 2 3 Crter Staff 1 2 Class Plays 2 3 Hockey 1 2 3 Basketball 1 ALBERT HERNDON Newcomer southerner from Alabama possesses red hatr and freckles cute accent o all drtves a brg greenCadtl1ac forgetseastly frtendly and fun to know Band 1 2 3 Newspaper Staff 2 3 Jr and Sr Play23 H1Yl2 9 Cheer1ngl2 GAA 123 f tf 1. KK ox .gd WAYNE HERR Always wrllrng to oblrge class hot rod those darkrrmmed specks' easy to get along wrth covers a lot of terrrtory could do wrthout school "'llua.... Xin Nrce guy to know sports a ready smrle takes thrngs as they come tall lrghtharr blue eyes makes atrue and lastrng frrend Soccer 1 2 3 Basketball 2 3 Track 2 Boys Varsrty Club 3 JAMES HOUSTON 41' Knows how to handle a car acqurred the technrque of flrrtrng an asset to the tenor sectron of the ensemble and chorus loyal track member Band 1 2 3 Orchestra 1 2 3 Chorus 3 Mtxed Ensemble 3 Track 1 2 3 Var Slly Club 3 Dutch Band 1 2 3 Brass Chorr 1 2 3 Dramat1cs3 Dlstr1ctBand 2 3 Drstrrct Orchestra 1 2 3 State Band 2 County Band 1 2 3 Boys Cho rus 3 10 xt- N' f '- Nqr. 5 . xi A Q' h so 2 ,W '61 EARL HOFFSMITH 3 Q ' - 3 'git' f ft - 'G ,M - ' VA 1'- .fi KENNETH HOWARD A" Friendly with only the male sex, able trombone player in the band, favorite pastime -- "loaf1ng", answers to the name "Hermie", could do without school. 40" Band 1 2 3- Orchestra 1 2 3- Track 2 lr-as DA LE HUNT ER l-langs out at the Pennway ladies man shines in P of D hunting fiend provides a taxi service carefree I 11 "" """"" do it tomorrow philosophy Newspaper 1 Track 1 2 3 Chorus 1 SALLIE KAUFFMAN fellows pretty blue eyes and long lashes that summer at the shore' future lies in the field of nursing Chorus 1 2 3 Girls Chorus 2 3 En semble 2 3 Crier sraffl 2 Class Play 2 3 Hockeyl 2 3 Basketball 1 G A A. 1 2 3 Tenms 1 ll V fl X 1 gs 1 Y ' - ' - " U . ' "Lives" at the Co-Ed, likes college f 1 ,. F' MARY LU KILLIAN Constantly cracking gum, men are no problem, she has hers, quick temper, slugger in volleyball and softball, gets along with everyone, neat complexion, Chorus 1gF,l-LA, 2,3. JUDY KINDT Dtltgent class worker efftcrent edttor of the Crter staff possesses beautrful smtle and bxg blue eyes trny warst lrne pleastng personalrty Chorus 1 2 3 Grrls Chorus 1 2 3 Gtrls Ensemble2 Mrxed Ensemble3 G A A 1 2 3 Basketball 1 2 Hockey 1 2 3 Tennrs 2 Crter staff 1 2 3 May Court 1 2 Class play 2 3 Band 2 3 Class offrcer 1 Student Counctl 1 HAROLD KLINE: tantalrzes lady frtends long way home easy to get along wtth tn terests he tn the Commercral sectton Boy s Varstty Club 2 3 Student Coun Qt" C112 Baseball 1 2 Soccer 1 2 3 Var stty Basketball 2 3 17 QR tl Co-captain of the .'l.itt1e Dutchmenn, xl , 'I ' . . 9 ' I RUTH Ll:NTZ Darly bus rtdc. from North Annvtlle frrendly to all be careful of those 'Q BRUCE LONGENECKER ,thx boytrrends belon s to the com N' xp S merc ral gang Chorus 1 ,gf-X BETTY LIGHT Has apasston for food even tempered blushes eastly dllxgent student at tracttve member of the May Queen s Court usually late for gym class Sr Htgh Chorus 1 2 3 Gtrls Chorus 1 2 3 Class Offtcer 1 3 btudent Coun ctl 1 May Court 1 2 Class Play 2 3 Tall, dark, and handsome, seems quiet, but brotherl, school can't hold him when hunting season opens, can pitch a wicked ball, everybody's pal. Band 1,2,3g Orchestra 2,35 Chorus 35 Baseball 2,35 Varsity Club 3g Dutch Band 2,33 Brass Choir 2,33 County Band l,2,3g Boys Chorus 3. 13 an-M' ' i H f ,.. mm SANDRA MCHENRY MAURINII MCFEATERS Tall drrves a Packard could do wrth out English class LOIISCILIIIIOUS gets along wrth everyone future undecrded Chorus 1 2 3 Grrls Chorus 3 lr H A Red head halls from the Water Works frequents the Co Ed loves to jrtter bug fast talker always ready for a laugh gum chewer ofthe Commercral secuon Chorus 3 Gxrls Chorus 3 M G-.1-A ARION MEYER Cute smrle gets along wrth everyone bus rrder has her man all lmed up always ready for fun wrll make a charmmg wrfe Chorus 1 2 3 Glr1sChorus 1 2 3 Class play 3 1+ 2 23' . .1 ' 9 '. . . ee, A W' xx Cf. I reg CYRIL MICOZZI Can be found at Morgan s Gas Statron anytrme general sectron s wnrz always talkrng about engrnes loves spaghcttr frrendly to all LENDA MORGAN Second home at Grubb s neat clothes couldn t lrve wrthout chewrng gum sharp basketball shooter blessed Wrth naturally wavy harr always seen wrth shoulderstrap bag G A A 1 2 3 Hockey 1 2 3 Basket ball 1 2 3 Tenms 1 2 3 Chorus3 Grrls Chorus 3 F H A 2 3 Crrer 1 Cheerleader 1 2 LOUISE MOYER Loquacious female loves to read Hold that man capable leader senior year cheerleader actrve guard on the basketball team future social worker, Chorus 1 2 3- Girls Chorus 1 2 3- En- semble 2- Band 1 2 3- Orchestra 1 2- Crier 1 2- Class play 2 3- Hockey 1 2 3- Basketball 1 2 3- Cheerleader 3- StudentCouncil 1 2 3- Class officer 1- G,A A. 1 2 3- County Band 1- County Chorus 2 3. 15 WV! PAUL RABOLD Happy-go-lucky, mirror-glass shoes class clown, spends most of his time on West Main Street, faithful girls' basketball fan, Commercial cut up. Basketball 1,2g Track 1,2,3g Band 1 PHYLLIS SCHELL Chopin of the typewriter finally caught her man avid fan of all bas ketball games guess why? usher for school activities locker room cut Chorus 3 Girls Chorus 3 JA MES SELTZER 2,35 Boys Varsity Club 2,3. ' 'Ulm "h,h 'AS-HARY f-255 Wk X Yup Never a dull moment class room side show has acquired the knack of making everyone laugh Mr 4 by 4 of the basketball team Basketball 1 2 3 Soccer 1 2 3 Band 1 2 3 Boys Varsity Club 2 3 16 JOHN STARR Smooth dancer sarcastrc grggle fartn ful member ofthe track team drsplays dramatrc abrlrty xnstrgator of home room practrcal jokes vrolrn vrrtuoso of A H 3 future doctor Newspaper l 2 student Councrl 2 3 Varsrty Club 2 3 Basketball 1 2 3 Track 1 2 3 Band 1 2 3 Orchestra 1 2 3 Chorus 1 2 3 Ensemble 3 Class Play 2 3 Class Offrcer 3 Drstrrct Or chestra 1 2 3 All State Orchestra 1 2 County band 2 County Chorus 1 2 3 Boy s Chorus 3 'WF' 'Nr' 1 DORIS STOBER Very quret untrl you know her de voted to the Commercral sectron possessesbeautrfulsmrle can be found at the Hershey Arena on Sundays frrend rn need Band 1 2 3 Mrxed Chorus 2 3 Glrls Chorus 1 2 3 Grrls Vars1ty Basketball 1 Varsrty Tennrs 1 2 Varslty Hockey 12 GAA 123 MayCourt2 35? I1 GSX JOAN SUDBURY nniqx The other half of Suds and Hugger K5 snappy cheerleader cute grggle neat dresser a good drrver wonderful sport and a trustworthy frrend Gxrls Varsrty Basketball 1 2 3 G A A 1 2 3 Orchestra 2 3 Newspaper 2 3 Varsrty Tennrs 1 2 3 Varsrty Hockey 1 2 3 Cheerleader 1 2 3 May Court 2g Class Officer 2g Dramatics 2,3. V x . ,, , ff ,v ' 0 I K ,K ' I -Q 54 ,M ,xv . .1 , .' ,' , . -Y Vg: if ' I ,U 17 Tv N-s sr ,Si VIRGINIA THOMAS Farthful Co Ed fan three permrts no lrcense Vlha hoppen'? the other tarl srster enjoys the latest gossrp future elementary teacher Hockey 1 2 Basketball 1 Chorus 1 2 3 G1rlsChorus123 GAA 123 Offrcer of G A A 2 Class play 2 3 O I JOHN SUMNIY Quret pleasant drsposrtron neat drcs ser lrkes to take grrls to away bas ketball games harrls from thewrde open spaces farthful member ofchorus and band Chorus 1 2 3 Band 2 Class Off1C6f 2 Boys chorus 3 County chorus 2 HORST TURCK Newcomer from Germany asset to the Chemrstry class farthful letter wrrter to that very specral grrl he left be hrnd frrendly helpful and depend able Y M C A Sports Club Swrrnmrng club rn German School 18 GEORGE: ULRILH Always seen drrvrng Mrller s Grocery Truck could use an alarm clock al ways ready for an argument has won many a grrl s heart asset to the track team Band 2 3 Track 2 3 Chorus 2 3 6 'bf Q"'v- FINDLAY WALLACE Iorned us thts year from Trreste Italy walkrng drctronary has hrs thumb rn every puddmg attracts the fau' sex future doctor Newspaper 1 2 3 Annual fYearbookj 1 2 Basketball 1 2 Baseball 2 Stu dent Councrl 2 3 Senror Play 3 Class Offrcer 3 Q3 ffiiile LM !"f':?2' MILDRED WENGER Possesses contagrous gtggle drsplays a neat wardrobe I should study Mrss Lehman s protege mean handler of cars Mrllre and Trm frxendly mce to know Senror hrgh mrxed chorus l 2 3 Senror hrgh grrl s chorus 2 3 G A A 1 2 3 Basketball 1 2 3 Band 1 2 3 Hockey 1 2 3 Play 2 3 Crrer Staff 1 2 3 19 2, GEORGE WENTLING ure, occasional genius, strong ten- dency toward bachelordom, faithful ured. ' Chorus l,2,35 Boys Chorus 35 Play 3 JANE WHISLER Beautiful red hair curled by nature unmatched sense ofhumor never late for work helpful and friendly to all could live her life happily without school Hockey 1 2 F H A 2 Senior High Chorus 1 HAROLD ZIEGLER Tall and dark conservative dresser willing to lend a helping hand to a friend in need likes to take pictures 20 91 Q 1 1 A D ' I has a reserve supply of gum, always I Always in a daze, unpredictable nat- paper deliverer, jolly and good nat- SS L R SENI a lle.ig,y, Betty Light, John Starr, Jaeol ober, Phyllis Schell, Sl 1'lS llenry, Do lc Sandra lx ardner 9, Il le ie Boi Er IST ROW: Oli ISL' an, ijorcor iond ll ZND ROW: Ray I. ind fry, Judy K Lydia illian, K Lou ary M FY Joan Sudbu Vallace, yk la Find nz, liz, lidna Nancy Bo Maurine Me lleaters n, ld Lemz, Robert llarrn Meyer, Ruth arion ck, M Bu Marilyn oyer, M f -r IIIL .I nies Cr il A ftosnies, ,I ll Joh Wg James Seltzer, RO 3RD hisler. W Janet man, il ulle L0 Wenger, Sally Mildred lie Allin- Kaull- l il lorgan, S lx L1 id Lei Sumniy, hn Io on, SI OL1 H James Cozzi, Mi ti, Cyril lloffsmi Earl ling, ll e Wei fll Geo iigelieelxer, Rabold, Bruce Lo Paul ich, lr geU 1' ouch,Geo Glen Bl A llwein Samuel Wg RO ll 4T iia Thomas ir Virg ian, ll line. l arold K T. C Hum le Da R, Herndon, llorst Turc iegler, A lberr dZ l FO ne llerr, lla Way A Hi 'Q lf , inm- R CLASS .ILINI tricia Smith, iller, Pa M CS louch, lam anB HI' h Fegan, M Kennet Houser I3 t, Sand gh i L CY 1, Stanl Ruh all Je ...a IST ROW: 22 No CZ Nun Fi 00 .-1'-x Ea' :non FE Q. 0.2.21 "-O I-A-3: 20 Ur: 055 Io gi! Er:- :gm -E ... 3 I -'55 -Em cu -lr: ... iss: ot :O fu.1 ,jg .. -S in .2-C QR: O U11 cu.: ...e :za mm: Q . E 5-5 ,.. .EVA Wx: gr- U30 u. 3 . ac So Eu. Q5 ... L..-': wa: -Urn ... 5 El- M2 ,DH Q22 I-A u..vH .:: -... ES,-3 QQ bd N.. '53 rvO .imc bo, 3 aS er, Juli 1'l'l We Sally an, Rachel Heilm 11, No IIE! Clare 1' H2 cy Brun Sill N F. Longenecke rley Shi In ide FC Delores K rall, hK ope, Rut ySw 31' M irley Stober Sh pach, S An all Je ith, l'I'l S FI Herr, Robe d Richar W: RO 3RD Sf. Ulm rn Hu Fe Joanne ler Claire Zearfoss, Trygve Struble, Thelma Houer, Bucher Kay Mil Shutt, Jackie irley Sh 35 obi T athleen K ii, io bert Lap Al i M CH SH' Dissinger, W Mervin olfe W an, Paul offm H th Kenne Wg Robert Seltzer RO oads. 4TH Rh less. K II Robe I ra h lle atz, Ray Lig mM Ronald Blouch, Robert Kindt, Willia all y, Bruce Hartm William Felt Paul Sattazahn hur II ner, A 38 W vering, Luke i L Eugene 1, Charles Seide ugh I0 Walter B nger U l'I an, Robe 'hard I-loffm Ric W: RO STH l'1l'l0. Die ner, Francis Re arry er, H FS be Um UCC Br .A Fred Sparks, Behney, Carl Daub, William Long, SS RE CL PH S is lfunek, I Do Angelis, aDi II , llenrie nnette llardiek 21 Je 35 hom iaT l'l Long, Tliel l ieia lillenberger, jezir U' VgP F17 RON l ST Adams, janet Engle, Loretta Ili Ru eaber, eW C ni Ja v liz eFo Il , Cliarlo Cl' How lam . -4 Wil ri oye M Ja ries Funek, Arlene li, l'lC Cll nW Je er, nd 1 Jay Gi James Speck, UZ Marlin Heverl Y. ,..4 Roberr Me Cartli Jennings. ZND ROW: th Ru v Mumrna 'Ju "': ES QF: nba- :Q o WE 'TQ-1 JZ gr- as in h" u ,ilia- an hx .. Ev: .33 .. :ui Zi' ei. aw -4,-:' 4:3 -. :HC- me Ea va... la EL' ,QU "" . U-la-1 .. vi'-Q Eu gc: 1-.D ... .-.U gn- FJ ,- in H... ...cr ... r':' nfs SE ca... 22 u..4 -vi :J 5-YE ... 332 .i.. :VE Um .... :Q 3:4 mm ... 95 lg.. mu.. Q... -5 521 zt- -ro .4 Ii Wayne Sniil Anna llumnier Miller CC I3 G Geraldine Wagner Dettra, Sally olfe, W na, Fred l'I Seidel, Eugene Fo lord, yA fl' Ba on, Full ller, Robert M rl Ca CS lTl Aftos Carl Flickinger, Peter .,-4 4TH ROW: Cleon Bashore, ies Graby. ll TG '-H Wil iiiilli, ye, Lowell 5 Fr ilnian T HQ. li K avid D White, Kendall ers, Fear lc lx , John Ludwig, Donald li Ncidig Glenn FS. EZ Irvin Wim r. Wenge IllCl' 'hai "' -, 9' 1. 5 F ' X ...Nr , f. 11 A in A Q , , h 1 Q51 J , fe V, ff f - r K , . , . , 23 R ' . . " . 1 s ' .' ' f ' tll 'JI B A, ,'iva..E av I FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA First row: lorcttai Munirna, Doris Funclr, Grace Miller, Arlene Funck, Henrietta Difingclis. Second row: Miss Morgan, Lorraine lislilunian, Lily llitz, Loretta lloiscy, Dorothy Miller. Tliird row: Alvorta llitz, Elaine Sliucy, Janet lingle, Anna lluinrncr, llutli Jennings. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION First row: Lydia Fry, Fern Liskcy, Judy Kindt, Mildred Wenger, Louise Moyer, Sally Lou llcilrnan, Virginia Tliotnas. ijliarlottc Foltz, St-cond row: Miss ILIIIHLIIT, Kay lwiillcr, Clairo Zcarfoss, Doris siohor, mllic liauffnian, Trygvc Struhlo, Sliirloy Stoner, Ioan Sudbury, llutli Garrison. Tliird row: Betty Millar, lkiiritrni Srnitli, llutli lmrull, Londa Morgan, laura Koirn, Mary Swopc, Iuzinnotto llardick. 1 sw- "1 X lv' ' 4' , x' 'S-2 sis. , if gg, sp?? .. if-42. S, First row 1 John Killinger 2 Melvin Oliver 3 Robert Mowery 4 Harry Haldeman, 5. Carlin Rhine, 6. Willard Gibson 7 Henry Emrich 8 Jack Sudbury Second row 1 James Heilman 2 Cleon Bashore, 3.Jarnes Mariani 4 Lester Brough 5 Larry Rice 6 Thomas Brandt 7 Robert Bollinger Third row: 1. Fred Wolfe, 2, Jerry Ander son 3 Peter Aftosmes 4 Ronald Zimmerman 5 Carl Miller 6 James Moyer, Fourth row: 1.Glenn Garrison back row left to right: 1, Patricia Ulrich, 2. Jeannette Hardick, 3 Miss Lehman advisor 4. Hen- C 7. rietta Di Angelis, 5. Arlene Funck V-left to right: 1, Elaine Seidel 2. Geraldine Wagner, 3. Char- lotte Foltz, 4. Thelma Thomas 5. Sally Dettra, 6. Betty Miller 7. Doris Funck. Bonita Broscy Raymond Bongardner Lorraine Es Il Forwood Patricia Sweigert Marie Berry J3l'1'l6S Lester Fry Carol Evans Larry Killian Dai el K ick HSI TOW .1 -I .-4 ..- ..- I-1 ,... ..- .., Speck CS YH Ia OZZ V1 Fraik 3l'l Doris Stober A 1ta Tice Lester Edna Blantz Fern Liskey Judy Klndt Joan Sudbury Brooke Hunter John Aftosmes Larry Rice eilman James Iarles Se del be Elaine Seidel Trygve Str eilman Sal y Janice Windle Shuey Elaine I'0W Third Charlotte Foltz Patricia Ulrich PHUICIB SIUII Miller Larry gh iro Stanley Lrg t Kenneti Fegan James Seltzer Geraldine Funk Richard Eshleman ja nes Graby ftosmes 'eter Salem Fred Bordelmay join Sheese Barbara Claire Learfoss Lydia Fry L1 ida B1 let Susan Helsey Lourse Moyer Shirley Stober Fourth row director Lemon Nancy Benz Mr lorty Mildred We ger ICI Fift JamesM1l1er Carlin Rhine James Moyer Wil 1am lower Owen Miller Fred Kreider William Matz I ouston James John Summy enneti Longe Iecker Sal y Dettra Willie HFIFHBII Bruce Carl Daub Kennett Howard Robert Kindt Robert Clark Ceorge Ulrich Pa ul Ra bold Blouc i Ronald Rim. lobert YOW Tilman Frye ,lo n Starr Bruce Lo genecker Albert Heridon CCISF F. 2 ,Ii 1. l i A ' . . ' . , . y . . ' . I , . 3 I C- m , I ' i, ' -N , ames Davis, F orence Sweigert, G enn Neidigh. Second row: Laura Keim, oanne Ho linger, Kay Mi er, Eddie oe Jnger, Cl I I , ll ' , ' , , , , ' , ' , , ' ' , Il' ' , ' ' l U ' . I .. , .IL . I ' . : . ' . . ' lu. y .x ,. H ul' , l , ,I A , I , ' ,' , ,' 'lI, I-' ,Ken- I ll ' , ' fn , , , , ' . : ' , ' , ' , 'I 'l , ' , , ' ' - , K - - I I , . , l , ' , ' ' , ' , ' ' , , ' 1' I , ' ' . ' h 1 I l i ', l , , I ' , , , l , ' , H , 1 , ' ' .m H , II , I , h ' , ' . a-,A iw' Ma kwin 28 XED CHORUS Patsy Ellenberger Ar ene Funck Elaine Selde Phyllls Schell Dorls Stober Maurlne McFeaters Janet Engle Ruth Adams erry Walker Loretta Mumma IFO Lowel Ruth Garrison Jean Anspach Joyce Royer Loraine Eshleman director Glngrlch Second row Mr Llly Hltz Janice Weaber Ruth Jennlngs Funck ris Thlr Henrietta DlAngel1s Lydia Fry Judy Klndt Sally Werner Charlotte Foltz James Graby George Wentllng David Kllng Tllman Frye John Summy lth Fre IIS ll ,.. ,.4 ,.. ,... -H ,. Sandra Mcllenr Shirley Shutt Louise Moyer l row Marllun Buck Fourt Vlrglnla Thomas Jean Ruhl Nancy Brunner Rachel Hellman Claretta Nol lfe Edna Bla lt Fred Krelder Nancy Boltz Stanley Llght Wllmer Wenger James Cramer Kennth Fegan James Houston Bruce Hartman Jetty Light Wayne Smith Stober Kay M llc S ur ey Swope Pat Smith Mary l ltz Grace Miller Trygve Struble Alverta Flfth row Lou Hellman Sally lldred Wenger Sal le Kauffman Det Sa ly Le lda Morgan Laura Kel n John Starr Raymond Corcoran The ma l auer Bruce Longenec ker John Ludwlg Rona d Blouch George Ulrlch rn Llskey Florence Swelger Betty Ml ler Ceraldine Wagner U3 .V 4 . i 9 P 4 jx . I , Q . , J - Z ,fi ' V 21 J 1 FHS W: T . . . . ' . ' . ' . ' ' 1. . 1 . D0 . ' . ' . ' ' - 1 - ' ' . ' : , . ' . ' . I Stn. r n I r 4 . 9 . r I v n A I I 9 I I I ' I d row: The ma Thomas, Jackie Bucher, Jean Long, Jeannette Hardick, Marian Meyer, Joan lo inger, C air Zearfoss, Wi iam Matz, Bob Kindt, Kenda Wh' , rd W0 . 1. ' . , . ' ' ' - l r ' , ' ' , ' . ' Y. I ' . ' . . . . . . ' . ' , ' . . I Z, M' , l' , ' . ' 2 I' , ' , , ' , , l ' l ' , i -r, F2 ' , 1 . ' . ' . , , . 1 I , 'I . I , 1 X- , 'l , y , ' r. SR. HIGH DUTCH BAND -1--A Y- --1-L-,-1 'Ii'-'r Lil L. L-. L1 Jr First row: James Sweigert, Frank Viozzi, Lester Fry, Daniel Klick, Sally Dettra, Robert Kindt. Second row: Wil- liam K. Lemon III fdirectorj, William Hower, James Houston, Fred Kreider, Ronald Blouch, James Graby, Kenneth Fegan, Bruce Longenecker, Stanley Light. ORCHESTRA First row: Alma Jean Heilman, Lucille Heisey, John Aftosmes, Fern Liskey, Janet Houston, John Starr, Thelma Hauer, Second row: Frank Viozzi, Lester Fry, James Sweigert, Daniel Klick, Florence Sweigert, Charles Seidel, Elaine Seidel, Trygve Struble, Lois Shroyer, Lydia Fry, Mr. Wm. bemon Ill, director. Third row: William Hower, Fred Kreider, James Houston, William Matz, James Miller, Edna Blantz, Joan Sudbury, Claire Zearfoss, Kenneth Longenecker. Fourth row: Robert Rhine, Bruce Hartman, Sally Dettra, Robert Kindt. Bruce Longenecker, Kenneth Fegan, Stanley Light, James Graby, Ronald Blouch. 29 . T T, ,Q fi' .lu ,I .1 7 .L I J.. -I.,, MIXED ENSEMBLE FA A2 ' GM ff we 3 Q Q 5. K k"I eral? rx ga n- V 4 f Student Council Election Campaign First row: Claretta Noll, Judy Kindt, Sallie Anne Kauffman, Sally Dettra, Elaine Seidel, Mary Swope, Fern Liskey. Sec- ond row: Thelma Hauer, Ken- neth Fegan, James Cramer, Ronald Blouch, Jean Anspach. Third row: Mr. Gingrich, dir- ector, William Matz, Robert Kindt, James Houston, John Starr. ,4',13 30 Q 15: ,qv P25 2541 .lp-"' I Qt' 1-lb J R. VARSITY BASKETBALL ' ' SLJ IRT! LTILI .lT""J L Sitting, left to right: Ronald Blouch, Paul Sattazahn, Glen Neidigh, Carl Daub, James Moyer, Stanley Light. Standing: Mr. Murr fcoachj, Robert Clark, Carl Flickinger, Carl Miller, Irvin Winters, Robert Unger, Lester Fry, James Heilman fmanagery, Mr. Sample fasst. coachj. SOCCER TEAM f""3bP" First row, left to right: Carl Flickinger, James Moyer, Harold Kline, Jacob Heagy, Earl Hoffsmith, Robert Kindt, James Miller, James Seltzer. Second row: Mr. Moyer fcoachj, Bruce Hartman, Irvin Winters, Warren Miller, Arthur Behney, CarlMiller, Eugene Fortna, Robert Hartman, Kendall White fmanagery. Third row: Cleon Bashore fman- agerj, Lester Fry, Glenn Garrison, Ronald Zimmerman, Glen Neidigh, Kenneth Deimler, Larry Miller, Robert Clark. 32 BOYS' VARSITY BASKETBALL Sitting-.James Seltzer, Robert Kindt, Harold Kline. Jacob l-leagy, Arthur Behney, Robert Hartman. Standing-Fred Kreid- er fmanagerj, James Hartman, Mr. Brandt fcoachj, Eugene Fortna, Warren Miller Cman- a get Schedule and Scores Dec Manheim Twp. A Dec Humelstown A Dec Hershey H Dec Cornwall A Dec Palmyra H Dec Alumni Jan. Myerstown H Jan. Heidelberg A Jan. S. Lebanon H Jan. Heidelberg H Jan. S. Lebanon A Jan. Palmyra A Jan. Myerstown A Jan. Cornwall H Feb. Heidelberg A Feb. S. Lebanon H Feb Palmyra H Feb. Myerstown W' H Feb. 20 CornwaH A Summary Varsity won 14 lost 5 JV won 16 lost 2 Annville varsity scored 1081 points opponents scored 904 points Annville averaged 59 points per game, opponents averaged 47.57 points per game Harold Kline was individual high scorer for Annville with 294 points and was second in County. Opp. Var. Opp 14 48 65 38 54 49 40 50 57 23 49 41 52 56 68 59 53 28 61 40 26 71 50 39 61 45 36 52 34 38 56 48 30 44 47 29 eo 53 27 43 39 31 51 53 37 73 48 34 57 56 11 64 27 47 72 41 Girls Basketball Scores Jonestown 55 13 South Lebanon 51 6 Lebanon 37 34 Myerstown 30 35 Lebanon 27 46 CornwaH 41 38 Jonestown 52 8 Heidelberg 37 30 South Lebanon 61 30 Myerstown 47 44 Heidelberg 50 Cornwall 53 39 41 Myerstown 44 47 u :qv . 5: I QW F Q. 1 L, , .. ,,,,,, 95,4 -L. QSM. wg- . . ,--ww -1 wh AY53"-.3 4s , . 1 -fk 77 dv 564 V- vu, ,' ,sw 1-LI' ,ff 'l"mf. J'- Q V ..'.' sun-mr... X - 1 xwnu- X ' L- i'24Va"wx.l'!! 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WHO'S ELT WHO MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED SHYEST Louise SL John Doris Sz Albert BEST DANCERS Sally 85 Raymond BEST LOOKING Betty Sz Jim ,115 ,wk 'Kill , , , 4, 4. V '-g,,:i'fgr, - 37 BEST DRESSED Lenda 8: Paul MOST ARTISTIC Mildred 8a John 'Liza 'N TT .udgiuwhl i A LW f T! . L A . M W Q -1 WHO'S WHO CLASS CLOWNS CLASS FLIRTS Lenda 8g Paul Sallie 8: George COUPLE MOST IN LOVE BEST ACTORS Ioan 85 Jake Virginia 81 Raymond CUTEST MOST MUSICAL Lydia 8: Albert Louise 8a John em 5 'NV V 'V H 'x ,kp"""W""'w7fif'Si C ,Huff N- -ow , X -Q.:-41" Of we? V 5 'D lO'D 5 Q 'i "f'fs 0 3