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

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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 . .

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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. , .

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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 ' - . ' , - ! !