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

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Pau! 13,61 Here today, gone tomorrow. How little we realize the truth of this proverb. lt seems like only yesterday that Poppy was with us and now he's gone. No longer will we play cards together, no longer will we race in gym class to see which one can get dressed first, and no longer will we go to the movies together just to see the cartoons. Paul Edward Boltz, the papers said, but to us he was Pappy. He was known to all by his cheerful smile and coal black hair. He never had any enemies because of his cheerful dis- position. Like the rest of us, he got angry now and then, but this was soon over and he was the same smiling Pappy. Some people thought he was quiet, and I guess in a way he was, but when he was among his best friends, he would always keep up more than his share of the conversation. Poppy was no quiz kid, but he knew it, and he let everyone else know it. He told me the only thing he liked in school was study hall and gym class. But yet I can't believe that he is gone and l won't ever see him. All the plans we used to make-like all boys, we had quite a few hopes and ambitions for the future-one time we were going to join the State Police, we were going to work for the Forest Service, and we were going to see the world on a cattle boat. l guess all are called childhood whims, but we had fun planning them. Maybe we planned too far into the future to think of things eight months away. Maybe we planned too far into the future when he planned his Christmas celebrations only about two months away, and maybe he planned too far in the future when he planned to go on our class hayride only a week away. Maybe we all plan too far ahead. As you read this, you may wonder what caused me to become so sentimental. Usually no one takes me seriously, but I was never more serious in my life when I say to one who got so much fun out of life, and had to leave so soon, So long, Poppy, you'll always be missed by your class, your school mates, friends, and me. - Luke IN MEMORIAM

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