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

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VICTOR ALLEN HERR You definitely know when Vic is around. His boisterous chatter and laughter are fre- quently heard in class or out of class. That is when he's not asleep. But however talka- tive, Vic is a swell friend and a loyal com- panion. His congeniality makes him well- known. Vic probably won't be too sorry to leave school, but we're sure that some of his fondest memories will be of A. H. S. Baseball 3 PEGGY MAE HOFFMAN If anyone were to ask- who is the most diligent girl of the class the answer would undoubtedly be Peg. Although school work stands high in her interests, Peggy is fond of sports and other activities. Peg's laughing eyes and her cute little dimple make her look very mischievous. Her good nature shows it- self in all her actions, and her jokes and pranks help to make school life lots of fun. Crier Staff 2, Yeor Book Staff, Intra- mural Basketball I, Intramural Volley- ball I X JEANNE ELOU ISE HORST Here's to the girl whose smile won't come off! No wonder the masculines feel their hearts melting, that giggle clinches them. .leanie with those fascinating and mis- chievous brown eyes, may be a little Miss, but she certainly misses little! Although quite stu- dious, she is never too busy to pause and help a friend. Jean insists she's going to be an old maid, but we know her better than that! Intramural Basketball l, Intramural Vol- leyball I, Chorus 4, Crier Staff 2, Senior Play, Junior Play, Student Council 2, Drum Majorette I, Band President, Cheerleader 3, F. H. A. I, Octette I Year Book Staff 1 My 11.1 T V, X F , , ,G X,-KM Kyiv: 'gewtfghpyfyzl - a Y gk -X HX it rx X Q, . :X -QW ,D ,,.-. - . X, -.. -yy, f , .... W... -- h rn M Rug i5S':'iMx.x',.:-,f . lv M 'Seve ,W-Nik' 4 ,gy 1.--0--'+'V I I 5-Vx ff f-M - F 4, , , , -1 , X , . . M, M. . v. 'VL - L ' -3 ,- lx P- Q-1 My 31,956 ,ww 'W' Ntiki Q-D i . 4 td .I fkwxya '1 fs- , ,, ' 9 in J' I sz ' ' if A ' , i' J, 'Z if A ..

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MARGARET MAE HEAGY We first met Margaret in our Freshman year. She entered our midst quietly and ever since she has moved about in a quiet, unassuming manner. But-appearances are deceiving! Margaret has a good sense of humor and a cute laugh to go with it. You should see her eyes crinkle up when she laughs! Margaret is very sociable and talkative, we wonder what we would do without her! MARIAN JUNE HEISEY lf Marian has a wrong side to her bed, we're sure she never gets out on that side. Can you recall having received just one dirty look or an unfriendly word from her? Marian is so agreeable, so nice to talk with, she appreciates your jokes, even though she's heard them a dozen times before! Marian has won many friends by her sweet and friendly personality. As a student she ranks high and her perseverance and industry will surely bring her success. Intramural Volleyball l, Intramural Bas- ketball I ,L . X . N V' -. -4 ! 1 ALBERTA MARTHA HELLER Something wonderful happened to Bert this year-last year, she didn't believe in love, but now-well, we can't give her away! Her quiet manner conceals little imps within. Al- berta does get talking and teasing spells, but we love her for them. Those beautiful blue eyes light up when she talks of her mission- ary career. She's a swell kid is the general observation. , 8 -N

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xx' Q-P' 'nw .r -4' y ROBERT JOHN KERN Bob is our fun-maker. Wherever boys or girls are laughing and having a good time, you may be sure that Bob is in the center of the group. He has a striking personality and is popular with everybody. lt is said that good things come in small packages, and that is no mistake as far as Bob is concerned. The Class of '48 is going to have a hard time filling his place. Junior Play, Jug Band l, Orchestra 4, Crier Staff l, lntramural Basketball l HOWARD SMITH KREIDER Hop is a divided man-no, we mean his disposition is divided-into the serious and the foolish. He's fond of tricks, which lead to the foolish. Yet he has that splendid fac- ulty af being serious when necessary. His many pals say that his chief delights are: sleeping, with a big S, and eating with an E just as big. We know Hop to be of a calm, reserved disposition and we credit him with knowing lots more than he says. Yi, Wan PETER SAMUEL KRUGER Pete, a tall, brawny fellow, gets his muscles by working on his farm. His '41 Chevy serves as a class Taxi , without Pete, we would surely be lost. His humor and wise cracks are a noteworthy part of our school life. His rough manner conceals a friendly and likable personality. Pete has a passion for history class, even though he has no extraordinary interest in studies. Basketball l, Intramural Basketball l, Chorus 3, Bays' Quartet l, Crier Staff 2, Track l, Junior Play, Senior Play f . . , .- ,.,, v J A A' Wifi: 3