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

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4- Z, swf HX . Principal and sec- retary assist puzzled students . . . Hall patrol awaits the passing of students . . so The office was a busy place that first day. Some students needed in- formation about their classesg some were transfers from other schoolsg ,.,x some were merely lost--temporarily .51 'Wir 3. Mrs. Rabold, Mrs. Markey, and Mr. Gingrich await the first day rush . . ' WM-fm - , . rrsisrfgrses-wyeiiejgwng - . . 'iJ'1:'vi5sQ flew sgfszbl., I 532535: ww-aswWss,s-X-W V srsmrsgsffifnis rig? Z qsgggsiaryfgifkqesrggggs- wwf' WWA r were V l.u,,zsasf -.ri g 5 ggr was r 7 .c,hcZL.F 31 r Opening devotions on opening day, usually held in the home rooms, were conducted through the public address system. Here Jayne Femsler reads the scrip- ture, while Judy Tanno, Don Hower, and Jim Honafius stand by . . . . 9 'ufun ' -7 f ..u-rillflf

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The busses arrived for the first time on that misty September morning . . The first bus-load enters the south entrance . . . F....,.g,.H..,.,,.,,. MH Opening Day . . . September 9, 1959 This was it--the dayfor which we had waited expectantly Everything was new, shiny, spick-and -span--and strange! Although we entered the doors eagerly, we hesitated in- side, wondering where to go or what to do first. Student council and honor society, faculty, and adminis- tration were at hand and eager to help--and so we soon felt at home. For, though the walls and corridors were new, the faces were those of our friends. 1 Another bus pulls up and unloads

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The main corridor before completion . . . The chemistry lab before occupancy We had had a few glimpses of our new W L building last spring, but it lacked some- thing important--life! We learned an important lesson as we recalled the nearly completed, but unoc- cupied, building--that schools are more than buildingsg they are people! Here's how the main corridor came to life on opening day