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

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Sara Bixler Elmer Faber Marlin Fureman Peter Kruger Lewis Liebert James Martin Joan MCCulloh Mildred Myers Russell Showers Suzanne Suter Frances Weitz Language - The Communication Parlez-vous frangais? Ia! Recording sessions, dialogues, A M dictations, grammar, and literature are characteristic of 0 en our foreign language courses. A command of the English language is a prerequisite for other courses. The English classes at A-C High give all students a background of short stories, American and English literature, and grammar. MYLBNCB f bdach - n , -'

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George Gerber Leland Lingle James Middlckauff Raymond Swingholm Ronald Triechler Robert Webber Peter Camber Henry Hollinger Joseph Houser Dorothy Keller Kenneth Parks Science and Math Departments Expand with tlze of a thorough study in the field of natural sciences. Space A g6 A 7 ' Courses in mathematics, 1Iigonometry, and geometry encourage an understanding in the logic of reasoning.

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m Judith DeHart Richard Fomey David Gontz John Kish Howard Moyer Eleanor Witmeyer Franklin Eckert Richard Eshleman Elizabeth Fasnacht Ann Petroskie Where in the world? Social studies teachers ' ' attempt to broaden our concept of the l hyszcal l ' Ztness countries and peoples of the world and also teach us the story of our heritage. Maps, globes, and other standard classroom equip- 22:22:222302:23522222222225522: S tressea' A long wztiz Scholastic Achievement A-C gym Classes keep pace with the increasing nationwide emphasis on physical fitness. Regular classes, intramurals, and varsity sports give students an ample opportunity to participate.