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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1954 volume:

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Reverend Paul E Adarr Mr and Mrs Frank Aftosmes Colonel and Mrs Thomas H SPONSGRS J W G1ngr1cl1 Dr and Mrs Russell L Glng rrch Jr Allen AllIlVlllL Annv 1lle Annxrlle Annw 1llc nc AIJIJVIHC Economy Shoe Store Frozen Food Serxxce Hotel Products Company Shoulder Strap Com Gold Seal Ice Crearn Mr and Mrs Harlan S Graeff The Beautlful Green Terrace Restaurant Groy alld Houser FIOIISI Haak Brothers Harpel s Studro Dany Astor Theatre Astorra Restaurant L G Balfour Company Dr and Mrs John Bamberger Batdorf Department Store Beard s Food Market C aptarn and lvlrs Alfred Beck Reverend and Mrs J O Bem esderfcr Colonel and Mrs Raymond L Blust John H Boger and Son Bomberger s Grft Shoppe The Bon Ton H F Brandt Eleetncal Appl1 ances Brandt s Flour and Feed M111 Rewerend Dax1d Bucks Mr and Mrs Domenrco Can dor1 Carl s Barber Shop Co ed Luncheonette Dax IS Pharmacy Nlr and Mrs Paul D1Enno 'ylr and Nlrs Paul Drsstnger Mr and Mrs Joseph C Early C olonel and Mrs Ralph Earp Daxld Lnsmrnger Jr Ford Servtcc F1nk s Bakery Inc Mr and Mrs JN F1nk Mr and Mrs M Stanley Fred erlck Comphments of a Fr1end Complrments of a Fr1end Funck s Frrestone SCTVICC Stat1on W1ll1am Funck Atlantrc Sta t1on Mr and Mrs Earl S Glngrlch Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs man Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Galen Hartman Peter Hawryluk Russell F He1l Irwrn A Hersey Joseph H111 Hostetter s Rad1o Servrce Mr and Mrs George B John SOD Mr and Mrs DF Keller Paul H Ketterlng Kmgsley and Brown I11c Lt Colonel and Mrs W1l11am R K1rchner Mr and Mrs Nxck Kolowama Mr and Mrs Horace D Koons Kreamer Brothers Furnlture Store A S Krelder Shoe Company Howard W Krexder Kretder s Food Market Krelder Manufacturrng Com Dam' Mr and Mrs Paul Krerder Jr Kre1der s Shoe Store Lebanon Umted Jobbers Lebanon Valley Offset Mr and Mrs John D Lehr Llly Ann Shoppe I M Long, Annvrlle s In surance Man Maxwell B Love Mar1an1 Brothers SQFVICC Sta t1on Matz s Food Market Mr and Mrs Herman E Maulfalr Mr and Mrs John E McClure Mr and Mrs John H Mc Clure Harry L Meyer MICOZZI s Hobby Shop Mxllard L1me and Stone Com 4 4 4 pant r and Mrs Adam D N1111er and Mrs Claude H M11 e and Mrs Frederlc K M11 er r and Mrs Lester C Nlrllcr Nlxller s Nursery Mr and Mrs RlCll3I'd E N111 er M1ller s Self QLIVICC Food Market Major and Mrs W L Monson Dr and Mrs James Montelth Morgan Esso Statron Colonel and Mrs VVlll13l'Il D Patterson Reverend and Mrs W lvllllel' Prrce Reverend and Mrs Harry R1chw1ne Rose Nash Beauty Shop Mr and Mrs Lours Rotunda D L Saxlor and Sons Dr and Mrs Nelson S Schar Hdlll Shenk and Tlttle Mr and Mrs Dav1d K Shroy Dr and Mrs J DeWolf S11 berman Mr and Mrs Roy E Smlth Smrth s Sheet Metal and Hardware Store Snyder App11ance Colonel and Mrs Rrchard Snyder Spangler Meat Market Reverend K Otls Spessard Mr and Mrs Chester Strol1 Mr and Mrs George Struble Uhler Studlo Unger Brothers SCFVICQ Sta non Unger s Gulf SSIVICC Sratron UHIOH Emblem Co Waltz s Barber Shop Wengert s Da1ry Whrte s Food Market Dr and Mrs Wl1113m Wrlr Mr and Mrs E111s W Wolfe Mr and Mrs James Zengerle ' , ' 42. . '. ' ' 4- . A . 43. . . . ' ' 84. M . . . 1 A ' 1 . A , . 85, Mr, , . A - 44. 1 1 1' ' 7 45. . . . 86. Dr. . ' . ' - 'A ' " 46. ' ' 1 ' 87. M. . f . 1 A 1 ' ' , , A 1" ' I . 48. 89. . . ' . 1 A - ' 1 ' - - 49. ' ' 1 ' 50. . ' . ' 90. ' ' -.2 ' ' H 51. . ' . " 52. . . . '- 91. ' . . .1 . . ' 92. . . " . ' . 53. . . A . ' 93. ' A ' 54. . . ' 94. - . ' A . f ' 55. ' ' ' ' i 'A A . ' . . . ' 95. . . ' er ' ' . . . - 57, . . . . 96. ' . ' I ' 58. . ' ' ' ' I . . 59. ' , . 97. 60. . . A ' 98. . . A . . ' 99. . . 1' 1 ' ' 61. . . ' ' ' 100. . . . ' ' - 62. . . . ' Boyer Brothers 63. ' 101. Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Sl1eese . . ' ' 1' ' '- 102. ' 1 64. . . ' 103. . . A . - ' ' 65. . A er ' ' " 66. A ' 10 . . . . A - . . ' - 67. ' ' - A 105. . . . ' I ' 68. . . A , . 106. ' ' - 69. ' ' " r 70. A 107. ' 1 . . ' 71. 108. . ' 1 .' . . 73. '- 109, f A . 74. . . , A ' - 110. . ' ' " 1 ' ' . ., ' 111. . 1 ' -1' U 75. . 112. . . ' ' , . . 76. " ' ' - 113. A . ' . . . ' 11 1 ' '- . ' . . ' - 77. ' ' ' 1 78. . I . . 115. ' ' A 1 4 ' A 116. ' . I ' 79. . . . 117. ' ' ' ' 80. . . . - 118. ' ' . 'A 119. ' ' I ' - 81. ' . 120. . 4. ' A ' 82, ' " 121. . I . ' . . . . ' ' 83. ' ' - 122. , . DEDICATIGN g. l'9'f AM? The Senlor Class of 1954 dedlcates thls Greystone to Mr Henry Holllnger Mr Holllnger deserves much honor and prause for hls consecratwn to the task of teach1ng and to the help he has glven to the youth of th1S con munlty The lnfluence of hls teach1ng and character W111 be a part ofthe llves of h1s pup11s We hope for h1m many more years Of2lCt1V1ty 1n h1s chosen f1e1d 5 K 'N ' x , 2 N F rl A of er' xi' . . i . V . . PTA The Parent Teachers Assoclatxon has 566 members for the year 1953 54 Mrs Jay C Th1ne 1S presldent The Annv1lle branch of the PTA was organ lzed 1n 1943 and meets monthly w1th the followmg objects 1n mmd To promote the welfare of chlldren and youth 1n the home school church and communlty To ra1se the standard of homel1fe and to br1ng 1nto closer relat1ons the home and the school so that parents and teachers may cooperate lntelhgently 1n the tra1n1ng of the chlld To secure adequate laws for the care and protectlon of ch1ldren and youths 1S another lmportant object the PTA hopes to accompl1sh Another objectmve 1S to develop between educators and the general publlc such unlted efforts as w1ll secure for every ch1ld the h1ghest advantages 1n physlcal mental soc 1al and sp1r1tual educat1on One of the f1rst problems faced by the newly orgamzed group was to fmd ways of overcommg the shortage of entertalnment for the youth of the com mun1ty Prof Edward P Rutledge acted as the temporary chalrman at the f1rst meetlng to d1scuss the organ1zat1on of a local un1t of the Parent Teach ers Assoc1at1on Mr James Gordon Starr was also 1nstrumental 1n the found mg of the organ1zat1on The members suggested that a phys1cal educat1on course be 1nst1tuted IH the Annvllle School System The ASSOC1at1OH also sponsored the f1rst Cub Pack Movement 1n Annv1lle w1th J Gordon Starr as Cubmaster The Teen age Dances w1th Mr Rutledge as Cha1rman for many years commun1ty playground and fluorme treatments g1ven to schoolch1ldren have been the major projects undertakenby the group 6 O O 9 . . . . . . . . n I J 9 ' 1 I I 7 0 ' - . 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HDIHIHISTHHTIUH L, Aff? ., L. gale Basketball 1 Hockey 1 2 3 fmanagerj Mrxed Chorus 1 G Chorus 1 chestra 1 2 County Chorus 2 3 Class Play 2 Crrer Staff 1 2 3 Lrbrary Assrstant 1 2 Yearbook 3 ARTHUR L BEHNEY Capable center for Lrttle Dutchmen possesses a lot of school Splfll excels ln all sports always on the frlendly Slde easy to get along wrth ta future undeclded goalx for soccer team asset to track team basketball star Basketball 1 2 3 Baseball 1 2 3 Soccer 1 2 3 Boys Varstty club 1 12 9 RUTH E ALLEN Comes to us from the Gap long harr curled by nature contagroussmrle drsplaysa neat wardrobe pleas mg personalrty male rnterest from Pittsburgh great dramatrc abrllty can be depended upon graceful dancer rnour May Day pageants future Florence Nrghtrn Tenrus 2 3 Mtxed Chorus 1 2 3 Grrls Chorus 2 Nlrscd Ln semblc 1 3 Orchestra 1 3 County Chorus 3 Drstrrct Orches tra 3 Class Play 2 3 Crler Staff 3 Yearbook .3 JEANNE M ANSPACH Doesnt belreve 1n quret moments constantly cracktng gum math whrz terrlfrc art stude nt always borrowrng money has a passron for food female hot rod always on the go unluckv v1ct1m ofbroken foot rn Junror year as V . 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' I MARION A BLA UCH Cute pleasant sm1le speed demon rn typrng would enjoy bernga medrcal secretary drslrkes the wrnter months lovesto spend spare ttme wrth Sock beau ttful eyes could use a lrttle more sleep school 1sn t worth the trme rt takes Yearbook 3 RONALD A BLOUCH Tall dark handsome terrrfrc dancer attracts fart sex versatrle excellent tuba player varrety of grrls neat exery dance Slllk black rarr Prrnce of Snow Ball rn h1SJUll1Ol' year future undeclded F95 ' If 'I !""'7 uf ed W Basketball 1 2 3 Soccer 1 Track 1 2 3 Boys Varsrty Club 3 Mlxed Chorus 1 2 3 Mrxed Ensemble 2 3 Band 1 2 3 Orchestral 2 3 Coun ty Chorus 2 3 County Band 1 2 3 DISIIICI Chorus 2 Drs trrctBand2 3 Dutch Band 1 2 3 Brass Chorr 1 2 3 Class Play 2 3 Crter Staff 3 Stu dentCounc1l1 bafety Patrol 1 Yearbook 3 CLAUDE M BROWN Romeo of the Commercral sectron halls from Cleona uh uh I mean wears cadet blue glasses good frrend always has candy for the grrls strcks to home town grrls lrked to clrmb tree. answers to the name of Tootsre lN1lX6d Chorus 1 Safety Patrol 1 13 l ' . -' 4. 4 n . 4 n 1 .. ' , ' I I I 'Q 4 , .1 ' ' .... I : ' , , : X ' .... -X I v I 3 V n 1 I ' dresser .... can be found at -U r I I ' N 1 ' ' 1 ' .,.- 1 .': u 4 . .': ' ii, I Q' A A .... H' , , I ' .... I N I V ---- wan, , , Z , , I I . . . . ' A - .... 'S .... E WALTER BROUGH Mr Hollrnger s protege always ready for fun quret and frrendlv hood natured aluaxs wrrllng to lend a help mg hand shy around glrls quret type always looks as --" though he stepped Olll ofa beauty salon oh those waves can be seen behrnd the wheel of a 40 Dodge Safety Patrol l ff lv rxed Chorus 1 L lr s orusl I Z 1 " hook 3 'loco CARL O DAUB Tall a mtghty basketball player could do wlthout Math class hates women drrvers knows all the answers huntlng frend neat black harr answers to the name of Oscar or Dauby slrght tnterest ln the female sex future steel worker Basketball 12 3 Baseball 1 Baud 1 Safety Patrol 1 Year book 3 14 IAC,QUl:LllXE F BUCHLR Ardent gum chewer of home room always ready for a laugh prefers Leban on boys can always be found at roller skatxng rrnk could not get along wlth out Pete and Shrrl school rs no problem neat col lectron of sweaters pendable frlend l 1 R ,ri . I ' I . . . . . . l 3 I ...xl 3... 'U14 ' rf X 1 ' . . . , 3 Y x . . . , u 1 Q I xg ' M . G 1 'fr i 5 ff W l 1' 1 ft-'V V AI as f - .. x argg .. . -,K in-' J... Q! -fi-af 'fe5.f'f7'f , .A 1. , '22 1 , 'xx A ...,', ' - Ch ,lg :.H.A. 'Q 'ear- rg - ' ' ,. - ,. 4 ... ...de- ., D E I 1 v Q 3 S I ' JOYCE A. DE VINNEY Tall lassie with long golden hair. . .excells in basketball . . .came to us in the middle of our Junior year with Virginia . . ."Play the Jersey Bounce . .life centered around a certain someone from Lebanon Valley College. . .future plans include attending Lebanon Valley--Why?? Basketball 35 Yearbook 3. FRANCIS P DIENNO lweat dark hair with eyes match friendly to all modern day driver Chates stop for stop srgngj Safety Patrol 12 Yearbook quiet pleasant disposition member ofthe National Guard dependable friend shutter bug, future in the photography business belongs to thc Vocational sectron 'G-f4 MERVIN L DISSIINGER Conscrenuous student anyone need a dictionary? projector operator quiet pleasant disposition avoids the opposite sex conservative halls from Cleona alw ays on the friendly side usually late for school can be seen going, around corners on two wheels namely a motorcycle ii' Movie Projector Operator 1 .Z 3 Yearbook J lt P 15 V . . . to ' Q I0 ' , , , . 3 .1 . , . 3. -' f L Q . ny! 'V . . ' , . X f ' ' s . . I , I if . . . . I 5 ' 1 1 oh o 4 n . I 4 i I ' -- f , if I 'lt JN 2 3 Boys Chorus 2 Mrxed Ensemble 1 2 3 Band 1 2 3 Orchestral 2 3 County Cho rus 2 3 County Band 1 2 3 Drstrrct Chorus 2 3 Drstrlct Band 3 Dutch Band 1 2 3 Brass Cholr l 2 3 Class Plav 2 3 Student Councrl 2 WILLIA M I FELTY D LORRAINE ESHELMAN Skrlled accordron player Lorrarne and Stan Joys musrc quret and frrendly garned recognrtron rn F H A and 4 H work supports the clarlnet SCCIIOH of the band neat black halr has won many medals and trophres for farm projects Hockey 3 Mrxed Chorus 1 2 3 Glrls Chorus 1 2 Band l County Band 1 2 Crrer Staff 3 F H A 2 Yearbook 3 fm KEN R FEGAN can play a mean trumpet Mr Lemon s yes man French class a must Flagle and Nagle that rtng on hrs lrttle flnger owns a becommg blush ardent collectron of modern musrc classrcs frne mus rc career ahead of htm Mrss Wltmeyer s protege B111 and Al Endlcott lt... Johnson s dependable salesman could do wrthout math halls from South Annvllle left handed partrcular dresser keen sense of humor competent stage man ager of senror play future as hrstory major at L V C Mrxed Chorus l Yearbook 3 16 ' ' ' n ,.,. " ' 1 . .en- ' 5 : ' 3 , . : A ' . : 2.3: 5 if Track 1,3g Mixed Chorus 1, Ni Ablonde amiable guy who ' ' . . Q y . . : '5 ' ' V "" r ' : . ,Q 'X bhlrley A Fox Prefers lxavy guys loves roller skatrng chref pastlme rs gabbrng, tne blonde hatred flrrt of the class of 54 rs never on trme for school her motto rs Lrve fast dre younr, and have a good lookrng, corpse plans to travel all over the Umted btatcs Yearbook 3 Ruth E Garrrson Petrte neat dresser ards Dutchmen on to vrctoryxx 1th her lrxely cheer 1n always ready for a good laugh mam tnter est lrves 1n Elrzabethtown senror play all state hockey champ make an effrcrent secretary -45" c ke y l 'P 3 Cheerleader l 3 G A A Z 3 lNrl1XCK.l Chorus 1 Z 3 Glrls Chorus 1 5 3 Class Play 'V 3 Bruce H Hartman A real gone character tryrnc, to grow a D A treat entertarner rn Englrsh class lrkes the weaker sex marn rnterest rn Haaelton brg asset U91 to thc Commercral sectron always tak1nQ, prctures keeps the btars and btrrpes flyrng m1l1tary career Soccer 1 2 Mrxed Chorus 1 2 3 Boys Chorus 2 Band 1 P 3 Orchestra 2 3 County Band 2 Class Play 2 Movre Projector Operator Z 17 Y Y . - . r ' . Q I e 1 D - .- -v ' , . J' K - ' T v. .. I l ,I 'I 1' ' Ho ,,-,:g Tennis lg g "" . . - - made a Cute "Clara" in Crier Staff'l,2,3gYearbook 3 . . . .will A U y 3 , 'B - . ' - '. ' ' . K . I I I i I I lL'l I Y , 5 ' a ' : 1 Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 Girls Chorus 2 3 Mixed Fnsemble 2 3 Orchestra 2 3 County Chorus2 3 D1str1ctChorus 3 Class Play 2 3 Crier Staff 1 2 3 Yearbook 3 William H Heeter Quiet guy of the Academic section member of school band hunting fiend mind for math frequently seen in his father s Olds even tempered plans to study engineering in the future easy to get along with plays trombone for the Patriots Mixed Chorus3 Band 1 2 3 County Band 1 2 3 Safety Patrol 18 James W. Hartman Basketball whiz .... Jim and Doris .... faithful out- fielder for A H S baseball team .... pleasing personality . . . . sunny disposition . . . . low voice . . . . excells in all sports .... helpful hand .... friendly smile .... great as- set to Annville High .... easy to get along with. Basketball 12 3- Baseball 1 2 3- Soccer 3- Track 2 3- Boys' Varsity Club 3- Class Officer l,3- Safety Patrol 1- Yearbook Thelma L Hauer One of the busiest Senior girls in the Academic section efficient co editor of Schoo1Cr1er gossip fiend loves to eat musical fingers one of our representatives to district chorus friendly to every one knows her French plans to be a teacher ft? 3 . . . N Q l l U I -I I .... Q , , , , , , , ,j,.,Vm. Q ffl: I f f H X r Rachel R Hellman Great frrend to all low volce drrves a Packard or Plymouth Lret and Rachel good school sprrlt out for a good t1me good taste 1n choosmg cloth rn cut up ln Englrsh class has that fresh a1r look hates to srt at home Mrxed Chorus 2 '3 Grrls Chorus 2 3 Class Play 3 Yearbook 3 Kenneth O Hoffman mouth plays a mean game of baseball part t1medr1verofM1ller s dellv HY UUCR easy Nigel 3 Basketball l Baseball l 2 long Wlfh f31lhfU1SUD Boys Vars1tyC1ub 3 Band 1 porter of basketball games Cgunty Band 1 Yearbogk 3 mam rnterest IS cars pecul1ar eyebrows ture l1es1n fteld of engmeer rn Rrchard L Hoffman Hot rod drlver seen wrth the gang loves to ta k good swlmmer hates to walk hooks dancmg class says that he thlnks lots of school SDITII bad temper gets around a lot n1ce fel low to know gets thrngs accompllshed 19 i .... 1 .... N W on u Q r u u 1 1 T A - x ' g .... I ' ' .... ' ' Part-owner of a '37 Ply- " . ...'.'fQ1: . gi 1 .... .... t Yearbook 3 Laura L Ktim Came fro111 Mereersburu to Join our class in tenth grade tall blonde and attractive efficient saleseirl 111 the local drugstore basketball player par excellence nicknamed Dolly high stepping head malorette does the Charleston frequent baby sitter ture nursing career Basketball 1 .Z 3 Tennis 1 Cheerleader 1 G A A 0 3 Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 Girls Chorus 1 3 Class Play P 3 Crier staff l 2 3 Student Council Y 3 Class 0ff1eer W May Court 2 Band 1 ' 3 Yearbook 3 20 Joanne M. Hollinger Quiet but sweet ,,,, Joanne and Fred are a constant two- some .... better known as "Jo" .... so understanding , , , , petite waistline .... Math whiz .... once a friend always a friend. .... possess a huge appetite .... enjoys a hearty gab session .... will make a terrific nurse. Hockey ig Mixed Chorus l,2,3g Girls' Chorus Q,3g Band 2,3g Class Play 2,I3g lxlay Court l,2g Yearbook 33 Fern E llummer Hails from the wide open spaces 4 keeps late hours faithful usher for classact1v1t1es likes a certain cool green Mer cury more men thanshe can handle dependable belongs tothe Commer cial gang, easy to get alone xxith future un decided ,v 11 . . . . ll . . . . A -1 1- - y 1' - 1' , J, if , I 1' ', . ' ' . 1 ' , . H x . . .2 Y. . . . . . , . . . . P . , ,, ,, . - . . X ' as K . ' . . 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 g - 0 .-,-, ,. - i, . G , . 5 I . , 1 1 n A - 1-1 1 ' -1 1 - '. .' . f, - ' z , . 1 1 1 4-V1 I-1 1 1 . . 1'-1 1 aww' Robert H Klndt Don Juan of the Senror Class srngs a deep bass excellent all round athlete favorrte p1an1st Lrberace often seen d1'lV1l'lg a red Hudson Neat dresser has terr1f1c artrsuc abrlrty extensrve vocabulary wrll eventually take over hrs grandfather s rnsurance busrness Basketball 1 2 3 Baseball 1 2 Soccer 1 2 3 Track 3 Tennrs 3 Boys Varsrty C1ub3 M1xedCl'1orus 1 2 3 Mlxed Ensemble 2 3 Band 1 2 3 Orchestra 1 2 3 County Chorus 2 3 County Band 1 2 3 Drstrrct Orchestra 1 2 3 Dutch Band 1 7 3 Brass Chorr 1 2 3 Class Play 1 3 Crrer btaff 3 'Student C vuncrl 1 3 Class Offlcer 1 safety Patrol 2 3 Yearbook 3 Robertl Kless Drrvesa black Chevy frrendly personahty ways has a supply of gum mam rnterest guns and cars can never be found dur mg huntlng season runs hrs own taxr servrce camera frend lrkes to tease workrngman happy go lucky and carefree future undecxded D rnrel P Kuck I-la1ls from the country rrdes to school 1n hrs own Chevy quret frrend of everyone can be heard playrng, clarrnet rn all musrcal programs conscrentrous math student could easrly get along wlthout women career as draftsman rn arrforce after graduatron MrxedChorus 1,2,3, Band 1,2,3, Orchestra 1,3,3, County Band 1 2 3, Dutch Band 1,2 3, safety Patrol 1, Yearbook 3 21 . . ,. . .fl ,. ..- . v . ' ' . ' . ' - 3 - f -,- . . -'. f-. Ml! Ill lI'l all '. ' ' . ". - III Ill lull . ' cm . - ,U . lil ali' 'I' K I I I I9 . .. .... .... . . ,. 9 o . . . . Y I 'H vt . Yearbook 3 Fred 5 Kreider lr Aids Owen in making, Lnglish class more interesting, I-red and Jo master of the French horn will be re tnembered for his acting, ability mind of his own loves to argue wavy hair to be envied by all the girls future lan yer Basketball ' Track 13 Mixed C horus 1 2 3 Band l 3 chestral Z 3 County Chorus 2 3 County Band l 7 3 District Band 3 District Orchestra 3 Dutch Band 1 W 3 Brass Choir l 3 Class Play l 3 Lrier Staff 2 safety Patrol l 22 Ruth A, Krall Female "Hercules" of the class .... "dainty" hockey shoes K .... possesses good school spirit. . dependable poster , maker .... Math whiz .... writes letters to a special G,l. in Korea .... drives a big blue Oldsmobile .... always willing to help .... friendly .... future undecided. Basketball l,2,3g Hockey l,!,3g G.A.A. l,2,3g Mixed Chorus lg Crier Staff 1,25 Library Assistant 1,25 Yearbook l Delores E Kreider Friendly to all sticks mostly with her own sex etter known as Dolly has a serious outlook on life dependable reliable and a friend of everyone she knows plans to tnake her career thatof a secretary one of the manyCleona residents attending Annville High I x , fl W 'H ,ff b I lip: ,fe . .... ' . Y Qu W , , ,t I' ' L: ,': 1 ' .2,':Or' W-, wi Nfl: ,Lia ' ' X . Albert M Lapxolt A dependable frlend good cook chemxstry Wh1Z w111 make a good doctor brown eyes Endr cott Johnson s manager keeps the gtrls guessrng easy to get along w1th Do you have a suck of gum" if loves ravtoll always talklng good school spurt Yearbook 3 Frances M Lash Frtendly to all plays a hot keyboard ftypewrlter that xsj seems to be quret but you need only to look at her twrnklmg eyes to know she could eas11y germ to mtschlef part of An spach Blouch and Lash Inc Yearbook 3 Jeanette C Lentz Class treasurer w1ll1ng to lend her homework paper at any txme another of our rural residents has a frtendly smrle for everyone even tempered doesn t like her long walk to the school bus long brown wavy hau has a quret unassumtng manner C lass Offlcer 3 23 A .... " l ." N. I K vi fm .I . Ray M Llght Usually late for school has won many a glrl s heart asset to the track team acqulred the technlque of fl1rt1ng halls from the wlde open spaces future un declded could do wtthout school always has a neat halr comb flrst presldent of H1 Y Track 1 2 3 Mtxed Chorus 1 2 County Chorus 1 Safety Pa trol 1 Yearbook 3 I R Stanley Llght Plays ll real cool known for hts unusual laugh couldnt do wlthout Basketball 1 2 3 soccer 3 English C1355 Stan and Track 1 2 lxllxed Chorus Lorralne spends most of 2 3 Band 1 2 3 01'CheSU'a h1s ttme at the post offlce 3 COUUIY Ch01'US 2 County possesses sparklmg blue Band 2 Dutch Band 1 2 3 eyes memberofbasket U01 1 wrthout shorthand enjoys rtdlng around Fern R Llskey Great asset to Glrls basketball team enjoys llsten lng to muslc excells ln all sDorts plcasmg person al1ty faculty for slnglng good school Splfll enyoys golng to Myerstown plans to go to college easy to get along w1th energeuc cheerleader great v1ol1n1st always busy B tsketball 1 2 3 Hockey 1 2 3 Tenms 1 2 8 G A A 1 2 3 Cheerleader 1 2 3 Muted Chorus 1 2 3 Gl.l'1S Chorus 1 .Z 3 lxllxed Ensemble 1 2 3 B nd 1 2 3 Orchestra 1 2 3 County Chorus 1 3 County Band3 D1str1ctOrchestra 3 Class Play 2 3 Crler btaff 1 2 '3 btudent COUHC11 Z 3 Yearbook 3 24- KQEEL V y .... . 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" - ' ,, Brass Choir 2.3: Safety F381 be Y 2 ball 'realm .... could do X . . l amgfgziiglvv XNIULBITI N Long Travels toschoolon bus from country controls movrc. projector for assemblles Aunvrlle l-hgh s SIIIQIHQ cowboy sacufrccs lunch hour by workrng at Astorla Restaurant quret not mtcrestcd rn tgrrls frrendly smrlc lookmg forward to profcssron as truck drrver after grad UZIIIOH Class Play 3 Movre Projector Jperator 2 3 Yearbook 3 bhrrley A Longer ecker Happy co lucky ways cuttrng up u of fun useful on the volleyball team keenly rnterested 1n sports as a heart of gold future undecrded l1ttle gal wrth lots of pep 'Qs' H A l Yearbook3 XNl111Z:lIIlA Mata Drrvcs to school rn hrs oun Mercury at home on the dance floor attends school actrvrtres brown curly han' plays the French horn srngs bass 1n Lnsemble portrayed HOW16 rn bemor play frrendly to everyone not rnterested rn any partrcular grrl Trackl 2 3 Tenms 3 Boys Varsrty Club 3 Mrxed Chorus l 2 3 Mrxed Ensemble 2 3 Band l 7 3 Orchestral Z 3 County Chorusl 7 3 County Band 1 2 3 Dutch Band 3 BrassCho1r 3 Class Play 2 3 Yearbook 3 25 Har- Q " ' " .... f ll ' ' ' ' ' I I . .n ' ..-- I. . l . t X F. . . 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V' ' , V ,-,bill I I .-, S 2 S s X factory after graduatlon sf 'Q F H A 2 Yearbook 3 KM Baseball 1 Soccer 1 2 3 Cheerleader 2 Boys Varsrty Club 3 Band 1 2 Orchestra 1 2 Class Offrcer 2 3 Safety Patrol 1 2 Yearbook 3 Kayj Mrller Umque 1n every sense of the word extenstve ward robe attracuve always Meet the deadltne energy plus on the basketball floor wrll be remembered for her profess1onal performance as Abtgarl 1n the Senror play busy lrttle bee future 1n nursmg Mlxed Chorus 1,2,3, Gtrls Chours 1, StudentCounc1l 1, Class Play 2,3, Basketball 1,2,3, Hockey 1,2,3, G.A,A. 1,2,3, Cheerleader 1 26 Dorothy A Mrller A good frxend to know naturally curly hatr ways on the go loves math class 11kes to tceskate 1n spare ume at the Water Works actrve F H A mem er glrls w1th many loves"'?'7 wants to work tn a James A Mrller Class presrdent pop ular wrth both sexes neat dresser M1ssW1tmeyer s protege frlendly and good matured an asset to the soccer team ftrst male cheerleader smooth dancer sleeps rn book keepmg class lots of school spurt always out for a good trme V lr- M an . . . . . . . . al- : J I 0 I I I - '. I .- r. ,I -, 'Z-If-N . . - I --' X. -1 ff f :WA X' 'v',r ,"'.,f'.'1'fv1. ' "G ""'1f'If'. I - ruin. ,,', ,5 V' , l M, 15,57 :MTI ' V 4 fl 1" f "J If "Gr Ulf , . ,, -,tvs I' 1 'I -"f', . 5 rx., 5.,V,,.1,s" ,J , 1 :fu 'fm '-4 I ' 4 'N I ' "1 '.v "w'5f'-'V fam' f ' A '. . , ,V rl' - ff f. -,,"1j", -fri' 1 ' ' K , v, A I 1' - . 1.1 ,t--r'j'lQ. jfjaf? - ., - . ,ny ,-' v ".' -1 51 , . , - l". A - ,Q L I-7.31. .!r,4-'rf' .:f'g-fl. ' , ,,,.', . 1 , -151' ,J f K' a"" -'ns ' ZMAS' Q n 1 F ' ' ' ' ' , ' I . . . . . 3 ' a . . . . ' . ' I i U I v u I v , I Q . . . . . 6 I . . . . . O I U I - ' ll ' YI . ,, . . ,, . . Q . . . , v . i Owen D Mlller One of the Brg Two muslcal abrlrty grocery boy on Saturdays h1S recordtng machtne comes tn handy Mr Brllett s rrght hand man always makes Eng ltsh Class lnteresttng usually 1n a jovlal mood pre med rn the future Mtxed Chorus l 2 3 Band l 2 3 Orchestra l 2 3 County Band 1 2 3 Dlstrlct Band 1 2 3 All State Band 2 Dutch Band l 2 3 Brass Chou l 2 3 Class Play 2 3 Warren C Mrller Better known tohls frlends as Bud or Nubs owner ofa hot Ford loves Eng ltsh Class easy to get along with future navy Basketball 2 Soccer 2 dent asset to soccer team basketball fa n Pauoll Yearbook 3 good school sp1r1t pretty blue eyes Claretta T Noll Farr skrn and brrght eyes small but mrghty Rachel and Cret could do wrthout Math srngrng secretary ltkes to r1de 1n Bulcks Wh1Z at the type wrrter dates older fellows has that cute glggle mce to know Mrxed Chorus l 2 .3 Grrls Chorus 1 2 3 Mrxed Ensemble l 2 3 County Chorus 2 Class Play 2 3 Yearbook 3 27 D : . .. . D E - M f,:,,' sl Af Q ' .' .fa .' man . . . . commercial stu- , .LP 1' '35 Boys Varsrty Club 3g Safety . E' if 'f F: 5 f f r . . . , . . , 1 H1Y3 Denms H Noll Prefers nuns lS determxned to shorten Mrs Bucher s 1 e Nlr Dunlap s problem chrld drrves a hor Ford Rrp X an Wrnkle s k1n one of the fexx hard worlunrg semors fnox on school ume of course'J Can L wart for that graduauon day mckname Den ""-......"r Joanne L Rhoads One of the tall g1f1S of the benror Class would be only too glad to help a frrend rn need wrll be seen wuh bukre dllflllg school drlves a neat car her dad s loves h1llb1lly musrc llstens to the N70 Club would lrke to Jorn the Waves Nlrxed Chorus l le H A 2 28 l rederlck Rau New comer from Germany good sense of humor always pulllng boners rn Trrg class Chemrstry whm frrendly to ey ery pendable easy to get a longxx 1th detests home work xnteresung publlc speaker screnufrc mxnd av ,' ' .' 1 , , - . , - , , . one .... helpful .... de- 1' - :'. Q ' x s , I l - .1 Joyce J Royer Often seen but seldom heard trny featured vslth a twenty 1nch xxarstltne Ken and Joyce av1d sports an dependable spare trme taken up by sellrng shoes at Endrcottjohnsons cute xxrll someday make some lucky doctor a wonderful nurse Hockey 2 Mrxed Chorus 2 Grrls Chorus 2 May Court l 2 Yearbook 3 Jean M Ruhl Annvrlle Hrgh s depend able frlend flrrty eyes favors boy from E Town can be seen at corner drug store commercral stu dent small package future secretary Ruth and Jean swell person alrty Glrls Chorus 2 Class Play 3 ClassOff1cer l MayCourt 2 Yearbook 3 Paul R battazahn NICE guy to know memberof lunch bag brxgade takes II easy good natured ready to lend a help mg hand catcher for baseball team hearty laugh lots of school sprrrt brg brute employed by Mr Hollinger as a parnter answers to the name of Monk Basketball 1 2 3 Baseball 2 3 Soccer 3 Boys Varslty Club 29 f .... I I f f ' ' ' ' ' ' 2 as Air, .roller-skating fan . . . . H0CkeY2-35 Mixed Chorus 25 X s C x J 3 , , . , . . frrendly guy mee to know Basketball 1 Baseball 1 Shrrley M Shutt Member of Pete IHCRIS Shrrl trro frrendly smrle has eye on soldrer from Palmyra eonstantly seen wrth shoulder strap bag smcere abrlrty to keep frrends on quret srde untrl you get to know her lookrng forward to graduatron dependable frrend Mrxed Chorus 1 2 3 Grrls Chorus 2 3 F H A 2 Yearbook 3 30 Charles R berdel Tall thrn lanky fellow from Academrc sectron plays clarmet rn the school band part trme shoe clerk has uothrng to do mth grrls rntends to go to college mek name of Chaz one of the huntrng frrends Band l 73 Orchestra l ' 3 County Band 1 2 Yearbook Robertj Seltzer Class flrrt says what he thrnks always hoppmg to or from Cleona mam rnterest at Lebanon Catholrc good lookrng part trme dry cleaner ladres man future wrth Uncle bam shows good school spurt good trme Char e has the abrlrty to get ahead -i N rn - - A IQ!! ll"ll Il 1 . I 'l l . , . .... .. ' ' + . ' ' . . Patricia A. Smith Sweet and friendly .... a great asset tothe Student Coun- cil .... President of G.A.A. .... Miss Witmeyer's private secretary .... loves to dance .... sunny disposition .... seen driving different cats .... dates out of town fellows . . . . Shirl and Pat .... Whiz on the hockey and basketball teams .... class scribe. Basketball 1,2,3g Hockey 1,2,3g Cheerleader lg G.A.A. l,2,3g Mixed Chorus 1,2g Girls' Chorus 2g Band 1,2,3g Class Play 2, 3g Crier Staff l,2,3g Student Council 1,2,3g Class Officer 1,2, 3g Yearbook 3 Robert L Smith Happy go lucky loves to talk sexy eyes and long eye lashes dies man low distinct voice hot rod as a mind of his own ways seen with the gang plans to Join the Navy and see the world Yearbook 3 Fred A Sparks Joined us in Freshman year seems always seen dr1v1ngM1ller s Grocery truck doesn t belive in doing homework girls sleeping is his favorite pastime will claim him soon nice guy to know fi' Baseball 1 ff 1' f f 31 quiet BUT' witty answers has no time for Uncle Sam . . . . .la- . . . . ' ' . . . . al- . . . . . - . ' , - 1 . . . " g ' . . . . ti' , . . . Q .... .... - A ,s y if-i 1 gil J ' iistqfl y , ,gf wp .V gf- 4 ,,f', 'gf , iff "' 57 '22 af ' f9:'-"'f ' 0.1 -"f' , s 1 bhrrley A Stober Always on a dret extensrve wardrobe versatrlc dancer those letters from New York" keeps the Color Guard rn step 1na dtlemrna about her future black specs good school sp1r1t Commerclalstudent sxxeet smrle Pat and qhlfl Basketball 1 3 Hockey P 3 G A A 3 Nlrxed Chorus Gtr s Chorus 1 Band 1 P 3 Class Play ' 3 Crrer sta Yearbook 3 Basketballl 2 Hockey 1 3 Mrxed Chorus 1 2 3 Band 1 2 3 Orchestra 1 2 3 County B nd 1 2 3 Class Play 3 Crrer btaff 1 9 3 Yearbook florence M bwcrgert Called FIOSSIC by all her frrends pleasrng vorce pretty dark eyelashes loves school Mrs Lrght s cr rand grrl brown rxmmed glasses lrkes to eat enJoys readlng rn her lersure tlme can be seen takrng, her lrttle SISICI for a walk every evenxng hopes to secure a posruon as a secretary Mrxed Chorus 1 2 3 Grrls Chorus l 2 3 Band 1 2 3 Orches tra 1 2 3 County Band 1 2 3 Dutch Band 3 32 M Trycwe btruble lrrg quiet and re serxed versatrle real out doors glrl trat green eyes' Englrsh IS her faxorrte class eyes sparkle when New York rs rnentroned flute player drenrfred house mother rn Sen1or play future at Antroch College """'? ' - zz- 5- ' 12- 'L L: ' ,lfs i ' Lf: 3' ' ff1.2.3: Y -,l 3 Tennis lags: G.A.A. naturally curly hialr and -those A , ,': , 'f , ' " U .gym U gi A 5- S . . . . MARY E. SWOPE f Dark eyes .... baby's complexion .... neat dresser .... A, H.S.'s favorite vocalist .... loves to jive .... dates college fellows .... long walk home .... future lies in the nursing -, field .... good friend to all .... Miss Lehmein's right hand --QJ? man .... good hockey player .... irresistible to male sex. Q fk Baskerbaii l,2,3g Hockey 2,35 o.A.A. 2,33 Mixed chorus i,2, M 35 Girl's Chorus l,2,3g Mixed Ensemble l,2,3g County Chorus 2 3- District Chorus 2 3' Class Play 2' Crier Staff 1 2 3 ROBERT M SXNOPl: Clown of academic sec tion sheires 34 Chewy with Ken could do with out school wine women und song Mrs Bucher s problem in English class always ready for 1 leiugh could use an alarm clock in the morning ei friend everyone R Y' vo-hail" blender redhead ein tike .1 joke willingly Pete blllfl .ind Jackie trio leases the fellows guessing could getalong without school rarely seenivithout shoulder strap bag attraetixe smile happy go lucky ability to succeed in whatever she attempts Mixed Chorus 1 F H A 2 Yearbook .3 33 - .... M ' ' it V . .... V . ' YQ.,- ' ' .... ir to KATHLEEN A. TOBIAS ,. BRUQEI UNlBERGl:R Ewrybodx sptrl .uordsrnental usrtxon part trmt job dlF1l'1k s Bakerx loses hrs seeqgars alwnxs good lor .1 joke cours a lot of terrrtor, growrng A Qoatee if bIFOl'1Q,It.lldLIll.NIOW1FLllDdCllElOl'ClOIU dogsn t htlrut rn worryrng undgudgd .about future Snfctv Patrol l YL irbook J Baskgtball 7 5 l5.1sLb.1lllZ Sotgtr 3 Bots Var Club 3 'uarbook 5 -uv, 'ED '-ni LUKE 5 WAGNLR A rtrthtr qurtt roserved fellow shy around fonmlgs has C1 cur of hrs own but rrdes Unger s bus wxthont ful IS nlwaws Lonccrned about hrs harr sports .1 ruddy smrle tnjoys nothrng more than a das off from school to gohuntxng Baseball 1 5 Yturbook 3 34 ROBHU L LINC LR Ansxxtrs to nurnu of Pe: frrtndly srmlt pezp shot uhm on brskgtball team ulxwuxs rcudx for .1 good laugh good math student enjoys swrmmrng rn Sl1I'lll'UCl'IllUL fl1rt.1t1ous Couldn tdo wrthout op posrtt sex good school splrrt Qu-Q -'slug . U A 1 . -Q 1, v' . V' slfx' L -' 1 R I h V4 N . t, f .-' Xx- . .' 1 L g 'L' K. - r ' r"i , , n y K bl .4..' 'Al' x ,V I 'l x ' -Ng ' ' 3, A 31 'ij :Q f' 'SKY ' ....' ' V c ' '. L 1 Q A ' Q .... ' ' . V h I , 4 A .... ' , V .... 1 Y' I fv 4 I I ' A V ' .51 ' '. SALLY A. WERNER Pleasing personality .... bundle of pep .... enjoys skating at Mt, Gretna .... nice things come in small packages .... future tyfpist .... neat dresser .... could do without English . . . .never seen without gum. . . .boy, am lsleepyl, . . .de- tests two-faced people. Mixed Chorus 1,2g Girls' Chorus 2g Yearbook 3. PALL X WOLF Happy go lucky fellow lunchtime cut up ne er without c favors Lebanon Catholic girls good friend class advisor crew cut tends all school functions always has a smile for everyone Vice president o B VC future in the Air Force 40 Baseball 1 3 3 Boys Varsity ub 3 Salty Prtro Yearbook 3 LLAIRE L ZEARFOSS Knocked out by Thelma s clubs in Junior play always ready for .3 laugh a girl who gets around faithful supporter of all school activities possesses an infectious giggle light hearted bubbling personality wi make a wonderful nurse Basketball 2 Hockey 1 2 3 G A A 2 3 Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 Girls Chorus2 3 Band 1 2 3 Orchestra 1 2 3 County Band 1 2 3 Class Play 2 3 Yearbook 3 Crier Staff 3 31 , It Uv.. " a ar: , I V ' ' X I I h H X' V I f fffar- C1 'r 112 f . f ' 1 - 11 .... ' - .... '...,'11 3 A F ,I ' aio CLASS HISTCDRY Wasn t tt a glortous day rn September of 48 when we at last cltmbed those statrs to Junror Htgh'P We were all so proud and happy that day' We met many new frtends that year We had one of the largest classes Annvtlle ever had and we were proud of rt How we envred those Sentors and often wondered rf we would ever attaln that posltlon mhrgh school We had fun gettrng used to our new schedule We were no longer under the hand of one teacher but of many We got through the year wtth flung colors and Kay Muller was our ftrst class presldent As the summer of 49 drew to a close we were wtllrng to go back to good old A H S Thrs year we knew what was expected of us and we had a pretty rough trme ltvtng up to our standards We elected Bob Ktndt as our Class Prestdent We were very pleased also to take part rn the annual May Day festtv IIICS It was tn thrs year that we were faced wrth the County Exams All of us must have passed because as the 50 51 school year termrnated we were proud freshmen. We rmmedtately elected Ronnte Blouch as our Prestdent Probably the most tmportant event of that year was when we recetved our dtploma at the Juntor Hrgh Transfer Exercrses Professor McKlveen was the speaker Frnally the dax came when we were no longer Juntor Hlgh students but at last we were one of the Btg Three btnce there was much work to be done thrs year we elected Bob Ktndt as our Presrdent We chose our class colors navy blue and whlte and shortly after thatordered our class Jackets Boy but we thought we were tops when we ftnally could wear the jackets around school' But the novetly soon wore off and rt proved to be Just another event tn our ltfe at school We also had to pay class dues for the ftrst tlme Even though our treasurer had a rather hard trme collectmg the money we flnally patd up Thls was the ftrst year for our class to be represented rn the May Court Joyce Royer and JoAnne Hollrnger had thts prtvllege Thxs just about summed up our llfe as sophomores The summer of 52 flew by very qurckly and we were agam back rn A H S for our Junror year We elected Jtm Mtller as our prestdent and tmmedtately got down to hard work for there was much to be accomplrshed thrs year A commtttee was appomted to draw a crest for the class rmg whtch was to be standarrzed for the htgh school The class fmally decrded on an approprrate crest and the rrngs VFICYC ordered Even though school was almost over by the ttme we got our rrngs we were very proud of t em The most rmportant event was the annual Junror Senlor Prom The theme of out formal was Deep Purple and ll was a most successful prom and everyone enjoyed II Thts year our class was represented rn the May Court by Joyce Royer JoAnne Hollrnger, Jean Ruhl and Laura Ketm The xear passed and before we had time to realtze tt we were back tn high school for our last ear We agam elected Jtm Mrller as our class presrdent Stnce thts was our last year together we wanted to mark ll one we could be proud of And ll has proved thus Probably the frrst event of the year was the Sentor play Mother ts a Freshman We were very proud of our basketball team who won the county champtonshlp and entered tnto the semt frnals Another brg event was the annual Snow Ball Dance over whrch Laura Ketm and Bob Krndt retgned as Snow Queen and Krng Joyce Royer rergned over our annual May Day festrvltles as Queen and Joanne Holltnger as Ivlald of Honor The theme was based on SHOW BOAT Flnally the great moment arrtved Commencement Thrs year our graduatton was a brt dtfferent The exerclses were based on Amertcan mustc from the lndtan war dance to modern mustc We especlally want to show our gratttude to all our teachers who put up wtth us and gutded us for so many years We can all look back on these years as haDPY ones and remember all the frrends we have made tn A H S 41 , . . . , . . . . . . . 4 . , . . . v - v - - s . - 1 1 ' l . . , Q . . , . . . . . . . - . . . . - . - H . n ' - ' l 0 . 1 X. 3 . . A 0 ' n ' vu n fv , . Q FIRST GRADE MISS HlLL'S ROOM--lst. Bill, Leroy, Shirley, Sally, Bob, David, Shir- ley, Wilma, Bob, Faye. 2nd, Shirley, Fern, Shirley, Nancy, Joyce, Nancy, Carol, Jim, Jackie. Back Row: Delores, Shirley, David, Bob Bill, Ruth. FIRST GRADE MISS EVAN'S ROOM--lst. Kathleen, Dickie, Stanley, Nancy, Dick, Jackie,Gardner,John,Jeanne, Jane. Qnd. Ruth, Kent, Kenny, Kathryn, Ken, Kay, Donald, joan, Nancy. Back Row--Shirley, Paul, Cynthia, Trygue, Eugene, Lucille, Gene, Mary. 42 CLASS PROPHECY THE GREYSTO E GAZETTE 1 No Annvllle Pennsylvania .I unuu ry 30 1964 WOMA ELECTED PRE IDE T OF THE U 88TH CONGRESS DOROTHY MILLER NEW CABINET FORMED CONVENES Rachel Hellman presrdes over Senate Claretta Noll Speaker of House A brll was rntroduced ln the Senate by Senator Ray Lrght to change the locatron of the Cap rta The federal government has de clded to change the srte of the caprtal because of fear of 1nvas1on from an unknown planet The sug gested locatron IS AHUVIIIC on the Qu1tt1e The bxll was referred to the Ar gurng Commlttee whtch consists of Senators Wrllram Heeter James Hartman Sally Werner Ronald Blouch Jean Ruhl Kenneth Hoff man Rrchard Hoffman and Warren Mxller FIVE LOCAL GIRLS COMPETE IN NATIONAL HOT ROD DERBY The grrls competrng rnclude Slurley Shutt Joyce Royer JoAnne Hollrnger Marlan Blouch and Lor tame Eshleman NEWLY DISCOVERED PLANETS NAMED FOR WORLD FAMOUS ASTRONOMERS Names of new planets were re vealed to the general publrc today The planets Zearfossrum Stoberrus and Struboulsky were named rn honor of the world famous astrono mers Clarre Zearfoss Sh rley Sto ber and Trygve Struble ALL AMERICAN TEAM CHOSEN The All Amerrcan Football team rncludes frve former Annvrlle Htgh stars namely Scrub Brown end Merv Drssxnger tackle Brll Felty center Dan Kllck Guard and Podey Mlller quarterback NEW EXECUTIVE INAUGURAL BALL HELD The new Presldent was escorted to the Ball by the well known href of the Escort Bureau Carl Daub She was attrred rn a whrte Imported sack desrgned by Monsteur Arthur Behney Her halr was styled by Bruce Hartman Parts hatr styltst Musrc for the Ball was furnrshed by the Swmg and Sway Songs of Btlly QMayJ Long Outsta nd rng members of the orchestra are Wal Smlth 8aFred Sparks fhere were vocal selectrons by Thelma Hauer famous blues smger Francrs Drlinno mternatronally known chef was rn charge of re freshments Promment people rn attendance were Robert Unger Governor of Penna Albert Laproll Presrdent of Ye Olde Wtne Company Joanne Rhoads Ambassador to Whrte Rus sta Babe Krall great woman bas ketball player Ruth Allen promr nent psychtatrtst Frederrck Rau Professor of Englrsh at the Umver s1tyofAnnv1lle Joyce DeV1ney and Charles Serdel stars of the I Love Joyce T V show ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED The engagement of Mary Swope and Robert Swope was announced 43 It was announced today by Laura Kelm press secretary that MISS Mrller has selected her Cabrnet members They are Secretary of Fashrons Shrrley Fox Secretary of Entertarnment Dolores Krelder Secy of Lonely Hearts Jackre Bucher Sec y of Male Affarrs Kathleen Tobras Sec y of Nexgh bors Affarrs Frances Lash Sec y of Old Mards Ruth Garrrson D1et General Jeanne Anspach Treas urer of Hubby s Pay Check Flo rence Swe1gert Allappomtments were approved by the Senate FRED KREIDER FORMS NEW GARBAGE COLLECTING AGENCY IN NEW YORK Head truck drxvers of the Krerder Agency are Bob Ktndt Stanley Lrght and J1m Mrller NEW ARMED FORCES Armed Forces heads appornted by Presxdent Mxller were Navy Chref of Staff Pat Smtth Army Chref of Staff Jeanette Lentz Arr Force Chrefof Staff Shtrley Longe necker WAC Chlef of Staff Paul Sattazahn WAVES Chlef of Staff Robert Seltzer NEW BROADWAY HIT OPENS Fern Hummer and B111 Matz wrll star rn the Lrskey Fegan musrcal Dancrng rn the Lrght WINNERS ANNOUNCED Paul Wolfe recelved top recogm tron 1n the Kless Pre Bakrng Contest Second and thrrd wrnners were Luke Wagner and Dennls Noll respec trvely Vol. , . 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Bob b est at hletes CXH6 N xv , af, beg acxons Fern d A ft X X J' est SOyce a nd hm gxosx 1323 ? wave wi Bob C1 358 C10 Wn S 'oesx Jean and Bob Rmhxe A96 Bob UCCYS 's-,R ooroth ,V and M e,VlU coupk 6 U16 51 C Rush an best Guessed ,f GRO Vat OKBC and Room C Soaxme an 6 Pte 6 CLASS WILL Rutll Allen leave my long halr to Nancy R1CllWll'16 Jeanne Anspach leave my Model A Ford to any Junlor w o wants to walk to school Arthur Behney leave my atllletlc ablllty to Larry Mlller Marlan Blauch leave my speed at typlng to Betty Mlller Ronald Blouch leave my beard to Gene Fortna Walter Brough leave my math ablllly to B111 Hower Claude Brown leave my crazy blue glasses to Dlck Eshleman Jackle Bucher leave my fllrtatlous way to Mabel C8l'l'lSOll Carl Daub leave my helght to Glen Neldlgh Joyce De Vlney leave my helght to my slster Carol FISDCIS D1Er1l'1O leave my curly halr to Davld Kllng Mervln Dlsslnger leave my projectlonlst sklll to Ronald Herr Lorralne Eshlernan leave my 4-H work to Audrey Krelder Kenneth Fegan leave my chalr ln band to Pete Aftosmes Blll Felty leave my love for French to all future Senlor French students Shlrley Fox leave my tlcket for Mt Gretna roller rluk to Joyce Ruhl Ruth Garrlson leave my love for shorthand to Jeanette Hardlck Bruce Hartrn n leave my job of ralslng the flag every I'IlOl'Il1Ilg to Bob Clark James Hartllan leave my outflelder s glove to Bob Clark Thelma Hauer leave my plano technlque to Marle Kllck Wllllam Heeter leave my mechanleal trend to Karl Mlller Rachel Hellman glve Jlm Hellman the authorlty to carry on my good name Kenneth Hoffman leave my frlendly dlsposltlon to Tom Lyons Rlchard Hoffman leave my hot roddlng to Jlm Hellman JoAnne Holllnger leave my ablllty to hold a man to Thelma Thomas Fern Hummer leave my love for school to Llllle HIIL Laura Kelm leave my blonde half to Par Ellenberger Robert Klndt leave my number 4 to Rlchard Eshleman Robert Kless leave my deslre to be a hot rod drlver to Glenn Blantz Danlel Kllck leave my knowledge of Penna Dutch to John Ludwlg Ruth Krall leave my love to fool Wllh palnt to Fern Maulfalr Delores Krelder leave my dally bus rlde to Jay Dlsslnger Fred Krelder leave my CLl8l'lTl1Hg personallty to Tllman Frye Albert Laploll leave my argumentatlveness to Cleon Bashore Frances Lash leave my lole for drlvlng to Geraldlne Wagner Jeanette Lentz leave my blue eyes to Ruth Adams Ray Llghl leave my ablllty to fllrt wlth women to Cleon Basllore Stanley Llght leave my trumpet to Jlm Graby Fern Llskey leave my versatlllty to Sally Dettra Wllllam Long leave my gultar to Kenneth Eberly Shlrley Longenecker leave my love for Palmyra boys to Joan Moyer Wllllam Matz leave my car to Jay Glnder Dorothy Mlller leave my shyness to Alverta Hltz James Mlller leave my out of town glrls to Ken LJCILULCI' Owen Mlller leave all my junk to anyone who wants II Warren Mlller leave my smootll runnlng car to Gene Fortna Claretta Noll leave my love for new cars to Delores Fulk Dennls Noll leave my love for hot roddlng to Bob Fulton Frederlck Rau leave my sleeplness to Jlm Moyer Joanne Rhoads leave my place behlnd the wheel to Geraldlne Wagner Joyce Royer leave my petlteness to Pat Stoner Jean Ruhl leave mv dlmples to Nlabel Garrlson Paul Sattazahn leave my place behlnd the plate fln baseballj to Ken Longenecker Charles Seldel leave my love for hlstory to Jlm Speck Robert Seltzer leave my strength to anybody who mlght need ll Shlrley Shutt leave my eyes to Pat Ulrlch Patrlcla Smlth leave my good taste ln clothes to LOIS Shroyer Robert Smlth leave my Slde burns to Jay Glnder Fred Sparks leave my IHICICSI ln school to Carl Fllcklnger Shlrley Stober leave my place ln the Color Guard llne to Charlotte Foltz Trygve Struble leave my muslcal ablllty to Judy Morrlson Florence Swelgert leave my glggle to Elalne Seldel Mary Swope leave my blg brown eyes to Jean Long Robert Swope leave my to Ronald Herr Katllleen TObl3S leave my many boy trlends to Janet Engle Bruce Umberger leave my welght to Glenn Neldlgh Robert Unger leave my tooth plck to Glenn Blantz Luke Wagner leave my quletness to Wayne Smlth Sally Werner leave my two learner spermlts to whoever wants to use them Paul Wolfe leave my halr cut to Ken Delmler Clalre Zearfoss leave my conraglous glggle to Janlce Fake 46 , , . - I . , , h , . x . . . h , . , . , . , . s v 1 f , . ' ' I . v , . , Y . . l 1 ' , . , . ' 1 Y 1 ,' n ' ' , . ' , ' s - , . . I , x . D n - ' ' V, s , . as , - v ' ' B . , . , . . V I , . f - f ' , 1 . , . , . , . , . . V . , . . V ,., , , . , . , . . , . , . . . , . 3 , . . . , X , . , . , . , . , . , . . V . . V , . , . ' 1 , . , . , . , . , . , . , . n ' - , . , V . , . , I l . , . , . I . . , . - -v H - , . , . , . , . , . r . , . n r - I . u . r . 1 . n . n - V , . , . n . L. SCHUUL LIFE L, ngssl TRI-HI-Y Left to right, 1ST ROW: Mrs. Bucher, Jeannette Hardick, Henrietta DiAngelus, Thelma Thomas, Sally Dettra, Char- lotte Foltz. 2ND ROW: Pat Ulrich,Lois F Shroyer, Elaine Sei- A del, Carol DeViney, Anita Tice, Betty Mil- ler. 3RD ROW: Pat Ellenberger, Jean Long, Nancy Rich- V Q wine, Fay Kohr,Doris Funck, Arlene Funck. SR -TRI-HI-Y The SR-TRI-HI-Y which consists of seventeen members, is supervised by Mrs. Bucher. The officers of the organization include the Chaplain, President, Vice President, Secretary and the Advisor. This group has engaged in many activities during the past year. Some of these include-going to church, teen talks by citizens of the community, bowl- ing, and making coloring books for the Elizabethtown Children's Hospital. The members raise money through the dances which they sponsored such as the Christmas Dance and the March of Dimes Dance. This organization is a very efficient group of A. H. S. V I Q , t,,.....,, ww, ,W--4 f---4--f- W J - ..5...-.,.... , . . HI-Y A -.,..,,.. J... . 4 T7 Wagner, Cleon Bashore, Ray Light, Eugene Fortna, Larry Meyer. SECOND ROW: Mr. Gerber, Earl Morris, Joseph Carmany, Larry I-less, Eddie Unger, Ken Yortv, Lester Brough, Mr. Graybill. THIRD ROW: Adam Diebus, Ellis Blouch, Ronald Zimmerman, Bill Long, Ronald Brajkovich, Charles Graby, LeRoy Bom- gardner. HI-Y Under the capable direction of Mr.Graybill and Mr. Gerber, Annville High formed its first HI-Y club this year. Installation services were conducted by the Palmyra HI-Y Club. One project of the H1-Y club was to provide chartered buses for play-off games. This club has definitely set a good pattern for future HI-Y clubs. The officers are as follows: President ........... .... R ay Light Vice-Pres. . . Eugene Fortna Secretary . . Luke Wagner Chaplain . . . . . . . Larry Meyer 62 FIRST ROW: Bob Clark, Luke l I l ...I G.A.A 1st row: Shirley Stober Claire Zearfoss, Charlotte Foltz, Pat Smith, Fern Liskey Mary Swope. 2nd row: Pat Ulrich, Betty Miller, Tryg ve Struble, Laura Keim Carol DeViney, Sally Det- tra,Ruth Krall, Miss Lehman, 3rd row: Mary Horst, Nancy ' Richwine, Thelma Thomas, Henrietta Di Angelis, ,lean- nette Hardick, Kay Miller, Ruth Garrison. -A-'Y GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION With the aim of striving for better sportsmanship, to encourage wider in- terest in sports, and to boost school spirit, the G. A. A. certainly took its place as a leader. It has supervised and conducted girls' intramural basket- ball as well as assisted in various play days, including hockey, volley ball, and basketball. An outstanding event during the year is the combined ban- quet for the Girls' Basketball Team and the club members. At this time, the girls are presented with their letters and gold basketballs. We sincerely hope that the G. A. A. will continue to progress in the years to come. BOYS' VARSITY CLU B - ,.., Left to right-lst row: ,lim Miller, Ronnie Blouch, Bob Kindt, 2nd row: Mr. Brandt, PaulSattazahn, PaulWolfe, Eugene Forma. Carl Flickinger, lim Graby. 3rd. row: Ronald Herr, Warren Miller, Bob Unger, Kenneth Hoffman, Lester Fry. 4th row: Cleon Bashore, Bill Matz, Arthur Behney, Jim Moyer, Jim Hartman. I ixT'4WiLVy,f,,v,WT ,,.. ,, K . -A R F 111 2 BOYS' VARSITY CLUB T The Boys' VarsityClub is in action again this year. The purposes of this club are to create better school spirit and to develop better sportsmanship. All boys who have earned a letter in at least one varsity sport are eligible for membership. This club has had several social functions in conjunction with the G. A. A. including a Victory Dance. The eighteenmembers of the club feel their organization very worth while and hope it will be continued in future years. I L! lil, L., I I Il 1 :Wire i i 1 I I all 'l To I I I I lr I slr I 1 f IITIITIII :tin 11 I I I el- Hits THE PRQJECTIONISTS Row I: Mr. Paul Billett, Advisor, James Graby, David Kling, Ronald Miller, Edward Unger, Mervin Dissinger. Row II: Larry Moyer, Willard Gibson, Charles Graby, Eugene Rhoads, Charles I-lertzog, Arlington Sholley, Wil- liam Shutt. Row Ill: Ronald Herr, Robert Wilson, William Long, Donald Krcider, Through the superb instruction of Mr. Billett, the projectionists have been organized as an efficient unit, trained to operate much of the school's visual aid and sound equipment. A unique system has been devised recently whereby formal requests for visual aid are required from teachers desiring the use of this highly effective means of teaching. Each member of the squad then is obligated to submit a written record of his assistants, the attendance, length of program, and other aspects of his assignmentwhich is carried out during his study periods.In this manner, it is easily possible to locate and maintain the ever-increasing stock of equipment. The projectionists are not only operators of motion picture projectors, but also operate public address systems, record playe.rs, the tape recorder, opaque projector, slide projector, and the stereopticon. These boys are given the advantage of experience, which is not only profit- able now, but in the future as well. 65 1117-4 l ,.I....aT--A T-LVT-A ail- 'iig V mtrf' SAFETY PATROL Row Ig Dick Stober, Donald Hower, Henry Emrich, Robert Yorty, David Hartman, David Walters. Row II: John Killinger,James Huey, Barry Dishong, John Davis, Robert Boden, Billy Rohland, Clair Stauffer, Larry Rhine, Da- vid Riegcrt, Row III: Carol Stroh, Joseph Carmany, Bob Bollinger, George McNeil, Eddie Unger, Dick Rhine, John Weaber, Carl Smith, Mr, Swingholm, Row IV: Harry Frederick, Ben Dowdrick, Charles Hertzog, Larry Dodson, Larry Anderson, Glenn Garrison. The Safety Patrolis 33 members strong. The boys are busy helping child- ren across the thoroughfares while going to and from school. Mr. Swingholm is the faculty director while Glenn Garrison holds the stu- dent position. They in turn cooperate with the local police department. For their services they are rewarded by trips to many sports events, T V. programs, circuses, and a dinner sponsored by the business men of the community. The Palmyra AAA entertains the patrols of Lebanon County with a gigantic rally and awards each boy with a certificate and a. badge for his services. 66 L. JU IOR HIGH COUNCIL Row I: Barbara Rice, Elaine Crider, Helen Heisey, Nancy Humphrey. Row ll: John Bowman, Priscilla Scharadin, Pat Tice, Bonita Euston, Nancy l-lonafius, Kenneth Long. Row III: Mr. Gerber, Carlin Rhine, Thomas Brandt, Carl Ginder, Mr. Billet. JR. HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL This year the Jr. High Student Council has been quite an active organiza- tion.Its purpose was to provide social events at least once a month. Some of their most important activities are: The King and Queen of Hearts Dance, skating party, Patch Hop, and the Gander Dance, as a finale, they planned a picnic. The Council met every Friday noon, with Mr. Billet and Mr. Gerber as faculty advisors, the council progressed rapidly. Much credit goes to Elaine Creder, presidentg Barbara Heisey, treasurer, and Barbara Rice, secretary. All the activities were well attended and both faculty and students enjoyed them. .Tb-.Ii - ---H T ,+A .-.V-.lc . , l - 4 --v i JR. TRI-HI-Y CV B 1: 1ST ROW: Miss Eshleman, Judy 14 Myers, Nancy Schwenk, Barbara P Rice, Nancy Humphrey, HelenHei- sey, Sandy Bowman, Janice Myers, 2ND ROW: Virginia Becker, Carole Deimler, Gloria Slaybough, Linda Luttman, Virginia Clark, Lana Blouch, Helen Jo McKlveen, Anna Walters, Miriam Hilton, Claudette Hardick. 3RD ROW: MabelGarri- v son, Betty Markley, Colleen Eagen, v Molly Starr, Janet Houston, Elaine Umberger, Barbara Sheese, Audrey Kreider, Lucille Heisey, Penny Gray. rf' 'ii 'NI' JR-TRI-HI-Y The JR-TRI-HI-Y consists of thirty members and is under the supervision of Miss Eshelman. This organization was started by Miss Miller in 1950 and was known as the "Religious Group." The officers are President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, Chaplain and the Advisor. The group engages in many social functions such as swimming, bowling, and roller skating. The members delivered toys to the unfortunate children at Christmas time. Many dances have been sponsored by this organization. The TRI-HI-Y raises money by sponsoring dances, selling candy, and they have a fee of five cents per person. This group of students proves to be ahelpful organization in our school. 68 HTHLETICS L. f T,..e.,.1., .,..,....-.Y A Ti fIg.f?KI GIRLS' HOCKEY Rowl: Jean Ruhl, Lorraine Eshelman, Mary Swope, Kay Miller, Ruth Garrison, Pat Smith, Shirley Stober, Trygve Struble. Row II: Carol DeViney-manager, Betty Miller-manager, Pat Ulrich, Nancy Richwine, Fern Liskey, Henrietta DiAngelis, Thelma Thomas, Jeanne Anspach-manager, Miss Lehman-coach. Row III: Jean Long, Janice Fake, Jeannette Hardick, Audrey Landis, Mary Horst, Row IV: Ruth Krall, Lois Shroyer, Elaine Seidel, Anita Tice, Charlotte Foltz. This year presented another successful girls' hockey team, The girls completed the season with five wins, two losses, and two ties, The team finished in second place with only Norlebco ahead of them. A.H.S. Opp. A.H.S. Opp. September 28--South Lebanon 5 0 October 22--Myerstown 2 1 October 1--Myerstown 1 O 26--Norlebco 1 1 5--Norlebco 0 7 29--Heidelberg 1 O 8--Heidelberg 2 2 November 14--Susquehanna 0 6 15--South Lebanon 3 0 12--Lebanon Valley College 1 2 GIRLS' VAR ITY BASKETBALL The Girls' Basketball Team had a most successful year. They placed in a three way tie for first place along with Norlebco and Heidelberg. Along with outstanding playing ability, the girls displayed the kind of sportsman- ship that any school would be proud of, OPP. A OPP Dec. 2 Norlebco 44 Jan. 20 Norlebco 52 57 Dec. 9 S, Lebanon 41 Jan. 27 S. Lebanon 31 20 Dec. 16 Myerstown 50 Feb. 3 Myerstown 46 20 Dec. '29 Alumni 57 Feb. 10 Heidelberg 52 29 Jan. 6 Heidelberg 77 Feb. 17 Cornwall 54 36 Tan. 113 Cornwall 30 Rowlg Laura Keim, Shirley Stober, Pat Smith, Kay Miller, Fern Liskey, Joyce DeViney. Row II: Mary Horst-manager, Betty Miller-manager, Jeannette Hardick, Sally Dettra, Carol DeViney, Ruth Krall, Mary Swope-manager, Miss Lehman-coach. Row III: Pat Ulrich, Charlotte Foltz, Janice Stroh, Nancy Richwine, Joanne Long. ...a...,..L.,,,-, ,, 1 ..1,.... L, ,L 1 L L , . , ,. W, - , , VARSITY BASKETB LL Row Ig Bob Kindt, Jim Moyer, Art Behney, Carl Daub, Gene Fortna, Jim Hartman. Row II: Jim Graby-managerg Carl Flickinger, Ronnie Blouch, Paul Sattazahn, Stanley Light, Bob Unger, Mr, Brandt, coach. VARSITY BASKETBALL Annville High School can be very proud of the basketball team this year. The team went through the Lebanon County League without a loss. They ended their county scholastic play with a record of 12 wins and no losses to win the county league. The team went on to win two play-off games before they were defeated. Individual recognition goes to Art Behney who wasindividual high scorer with a total of 2.49 points, and who also placed on the first five of the All Star Team. Others who received recognition are Jim Hartman,Who placed on the first five of the All Star Teamg Bob Kindt and Carl Daub who placed the Second Team, and Gene Fortna who received honorable mention. The team deserves a lot of credit, not only for winningthe league, but for the good sports- manship they showed throughout the season. BASKETBALL VARSITY BASKETBALL J. V. 1953-54 Ann. Opp. 1953-54 Ann. Opp. Dec. Dec. 1 Middletown A 46 57 1 Middletown A 30 44 4 Hummelstown H 62 54 4 Hummelstown H 52 29 9 Hershey A 35 43 9 Hershey A 37 35 15 Middletown H 58 44 15 Middletown H 42 51 18 Cornwall ' H 64 46 18 Cornwall ' H 50 45 22 Swatara Twp. H 71 53 22 Swatara Twp. H 67 65 29 Alumni H 69 66 29 Alumni H Jan. Jan. 5 Myerstown ' A 71 48 5 Myerstown ' A 52 37 8 S. Lebanon ' H 68 42 8 S. Lebanon ' H 39 38 15 Heidelberg ' A 76 45 15 Heidelberg ' A 27 25 19 N. Lebanon ' H 93 47 19 N. Lebanon ' H 51 27 22 Palmyra ' A 66 49 22 Palmyra ' A 28 29 26 Swatara Twp. A 40 41 26 Swatara TWD- A 61 55 29 Cornwall ' A 90 46 29 Cornwall ' A 53 66 Feb, Feb. 2 Myerstown ' H 81 54 2 Myerstown ' H 60 47 5 s. Lebanon ' A 55 44 5 S. Lebanon ' A 42 53 9 Elizabethtown A 94 38 9 Elizabethtown A 40 30 12 Heidelberg ' H 77 55 12 Heidelberg ' H 48 29 16 N. Lebanon ' A 90 32 16 N. Lebanon ' A 49 41 19 Palmyra U H 67 50 19 Palmyra ' H 37 41 'League games 1373 954 'I-BHSUC games 79 -Fifi QQ as I G JR. HI. BASKETBALL Rowl: Jack Sudbury,Eddie Unger, John Painter, Larry Manning Larry Beck Row II Har ry Frederick, Ben Dowdrick, Gene Hitz, Robert' Wilson, Bob Sparks Robert Erp Ronald Beh rens, Row III: Jay Light, Bruce Moyer, Iim Davis, Gerald Bowman Henry Emrich Mr Bugda. Row IV: Ken Dourte, Glenn Bowman, Larry Tobias LeRoy Lehman Ted Books JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL The Junior High Little Dutchmen came through with flying colors this year finishing the season in third place in their league They won six and lost four games in the league play. The team ended the season with a total of six wins and seven defeats. Their scores are as follows Dec Jan Feb. 1953 54 Harding Hershey South Lebanon Hershey Palmyra North Lebanon Myerstown Cornwall South Lebanon Palmyra North Lebanon Myerstown Cornwall V-I'-6!wsa,v-' 333' as .f -:Surf it UWB-v .ww -ani-W' 'fi W lf' lg! W In 9 Xa Y' FW, x-if A1 nb S 5 NUM HIIHVIIIE-IIIEUIIII HIGH SBHIIIII MO?" ""' xv 'xl Xl ., I I I ,I HII. Iv, X CICCG ClLll'06lfQ ' Ng, ervfcv K1-I'l Evangelical Unlted Brethren Church Annvllle Pennsylvama SUNDAY MAY 30 1954 7 30 P M IIIIIIVIIIE BIEUIIH HIGH SEHUIII TH 'TADIJAYE S HERITAGE OIYLIVIUII C 0171 PIII X011 M505 L x x lx mlm M III ia x nw! 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