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

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Robin Daubert 4- iE-Cs: . Classes throughout high school try to make each student self-sufficient and able to succeed in society. Critical thinking in every phase of educa- tion is encouraged, especially in a knowledge of the world and its problems. A P. O. D. Class, pictured above, makes each student aware of his responsibilities as well as his rights of freedom. Give S tudents Raunded Life Paul Brandt Earl Buchmoyer Rachel Cutman 27

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James Bomgardner Nancy Bomgardner Kay Boyer .1 v - III Everybody sing along! The Metropolitans, one of the five groups in A-C's Hootennany, became a favorite with the audience. At our Hootennany, the first to be held in this county, the frolicsome and serious folk songs sung by the performers captivated the audience for an evening of relaxation and ene joyment. Activities and Classes A Well- Ammon Boyd

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William Donmoyer Sara Ann Ebersole Edward Deckert Carol Davis Student A z'ms at of Talents In this rousing scene from the Tri-Class Play, ABE LINCOLN IN ILLINOIS, Abehs followers enthusiasti- cally support him in the Lincoln-Douglas debate. John Gingrich, who portrayed Lincoln, captivated the audience with speeches of honesty and integrity.