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

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DOROTHY MAE FOX With her ever-ready smile, her naturally sweet disposition, and her sympathetic under- standing, Dot is a general favorite. She is usually busy and always cheerful and con- tented. A fun-loving nature and a keen sense of humor combine to make her a good sport and an ever-interesting companion. As Dot keeps all heart interests outside of school?, she is a good student and usualIy has her mind on class discussion. lntramural Basketball l, Intramural Vol- leyball l, Chorus 3, Senior Play MARION RUTH FUNCK As a Freshman, Marion was a very bashful maiden, seldom talking, seldom laughing, but now!-well, sl1e's still quiet, but her class- mates have found, under that seeming shy- ness, a lovable nature which makes her well- Iiked. As a student, Marion is hard to beat- o serious little girl, who we know will carry through anything she attempts. We feel sure that Marion will be a successful homemaker some day! Chorus 2 CHARLES LI NDBERGH GRABY Charles, the strong and silent type, is a person who has won many friends both in school and elsewhere. He is slightly reserved, but can always turn on a flashy smile which wows the opposite sex. Lindy is interested in hunting, spends many hours carrying a rifle on his shoulder. We appreciate his faithful ticket-collecting at games. Chas is trust- worthy, and his fine qualities are to be ad- mired. Stage Manager l ' Q? 'ails . f 'J 'v s

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' - ' w t--'L 42, MARY GRACE DUTWEILER Mary, or Dut, as she is more familiorly known to us, seemed shy and reserved os a Freshman, but os we got to know her, that shyness disappeared. In its place, we found a friendly and good-natured disposition. Mary is always ready for both studies and fun. Dut's tinkling laugh is frequently heard at noon-time, as she is one of the non-resident group. Her heart is taken, so no school wolves interest her. We know she'll be a wonderful home-maker. . - ' . f X LOU IS PAUL ERCOLI Louie, as his pals call him, is quite a fellow! Seemingly woman-shy, he gets around and is up to the minute in everything. Louie is a sportsman la two-letter manl. We can count on him in the basketball games, as he is a quick dribbler on the floor, and shoots a sure ball. He's a sure hit in making friends, and often tests them out by very expressive pats on the back. His future will depend on the officers of the Armed Forces. Basketball 4, Baseball 2, Track 2, Year Book Staff , x kvijx I 5 x ff, x N S .,.. Q - .1 - R ,, ,. 'k 1 N,-f y .'- J 4 .F-, - yi, , -v . . 4 ,i14E2:G.gmg.,Qf,7., vig, ig. 'Lil , 4 1 . - I kwsfqfs' A 1 1 :Z '1 ' N .3 - .n '1-1' ' --if 4 2- V , ...- , , 'f I l'l. I- .. ROBERT EUGENE FORKER Bob, o most versatile fellow, ranks among the first in most of the school activities. Track, chorus, dramatics-all claim his in- terest. Bob's cute, crooked grin attracts every- one, and his friendly personality delights them. He's a lover of the beautiful, but his love for the feminine is concentrated at the present. We will miss his jokes and his happy-go-lucky nature, but we know that Bob will put his talents to good use. Intramural Basketball l, Junior Play, Senior Play, Chorus 4, Band 2, Orchestra 2, Class Officer l, .lug Band 2, Boys' Quartet l vin P rn V f I l' 912: if 1 ki 4 L in . 1. fi f-.., If ' I -,.V 3, l ai

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ELEANOR GRACE GRABY Who would ever think that South Annville contained such vivacious doubles as Arlene and Eleanor! Underneath that silent reserve, Eleanor is one of the jolliest girls in school. Ele is not a big talker, but she wins them with her smile. She loves fun and lots of it. Eleanor has a will of her own and is not easily swayed from it. Whatever her future, we know she will succeed, for where there's a will, there's a way. Intramural Basketball l, Intramural Vol- leyball l, Chorus l ARLENE RUTH GRABY The other half of this darling duo is Arlene, an attractive young Miss. Under her sober countenance is hidden a mirthful spirit and her bubbling little laugh, may often be heard. Arlene's numerous friends have al- ways found her a good sport, never too busy for fun. Intramural Basketball l, Intramural Vol- leyball l, Chorus l 5 . . Q XL, We LUTHER PAUL HARNER Lock who's here!-Luke, one of the most promising of our class. As an exceptional student, a competent athlete, a business manager, a writer, etc., Luke has given us evidence of his versatility. He manages some- how to give proper attention to social affairs. Luke loves to kid, fuss, or just talk with any- one who is a good listener. We prophesy that he will be a leader wherever he goes, and that popularity and success will surely attend him. Junior Play, Senior Play, Chorus 4, Band 2, Jug Band 2, Track 2, Crier Staff 2, Class Officer Z, Year Book Staff, Boys' Quartet ,fre 'i 16,2 ki! ,..4 M2,1.'54 ' . M A ' Txfgxj- ..,,,q,, i F 4.11 'Q ' A Qi. ,. -wt , - .-