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

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Little Dutchman runners reflect their dis- appointment over their sixth place finish in the DISTRICT THREE meet. 5 . I H: :jeg -f ww . - v. 4 Y! i Iwi, I -. gf- M 11, X-f...5L 1 al ' , , gee ' 5155 J . eb-A 2 is -W1-H . iii wil f H'H'm .5 . - ,HW 'I wr , L I 5 N W, . in H I 2' 1? H -I W tr -mi-fp A L' i ,xx 1. ,SAX 5,- 1 it onli? CROSS COUNTRY SENIORS: KNEELING: W. Wampler, D. Stephen, K. Mase. STANDING: J, Shenk, J. Kleinfelter, L. Light, S. Ging- rich. CRO SS COUNTRY SCORES AC OPP 23 EPI-IRATA 38 15 CENTRAL DAUPHIN EAST 50 31 REDLAND 26 17 CUMBERLAND VALLEY 44 35 MILTON HERSI-IEY 21 28 MECI-IANICSBURG 29 16 MIDDLETOWN 51 22 LOWER DAUPI-IIN 42 15 SUSQUEHANNA TOWNSHIP 55 26 ELIZABETI-ITOWN 35 25 PALMYRA 31 24 I-IERSI-IEY 37 18 I EAST PENNSBORO 45 SOLANCO INVITATIONAL--SOLANCO lst CAPITAL AREA CONFERENCE MEET--AC lst AC 4th DISTRICT III MEET--SOLANCO lst AC 6th J.V. CROSS COUNTRY SCORES AC OPP 24 MILTON I-IERSI-IEY 34 15 SUSQUEHANNA TOWNSHIP 55 15 PALMYRA 55 LV, CONFERENCE MEET AC lst Many jubilant faces indicate that A-C has' repeated as the CAC League Meet Champions. 27

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,, A 5 I 2 Despite two early season losses which virtually eliminated the Little Dutchmen harriers from any chance for the CAC Dual Meet Championship, A-C's underclassmen--dominated team mem- bers continued to improve to such a degree that they easily walked away with the CAC Meet Championship. The jubi- lance over this victory, however, was short lived as the team members, on the whole, suffered dismal performances at the District Three Cross Country Meet where A-C finished sixth, After A Slow Start A CHS,s Underclassmen - Dommated Harriers Have Fine Season CROSS COUNTRY TEAM ROW 1 F Sheffy, Mgr , R Dailey, T. Schaffer, B. Books, J. Hostetter, D. Leonard, M. Brandt, G Gerber, Coach ROW2 I I-lower, A Fidler W Wampler, J. Shenk, D, Stephen, C. Borges, R. Birch, K Ainsworth ROW3 R Felty S Gingrich, K Mase, M I-Iabecker, R. Risser, J. Wise, T. Heffner, R. Hamer. ROW4 P Keller, S Martin, T Lingle, L Stegall, I Kleinfelter D Graby, C. Brandt, L. Light, D. Eshelman, D. Hines. Q 3 xl 'cf in

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Mr. Marlin G. Fureman Dear Member of the Class of 1969, After careful consideration, I've taken the liberty of writing my own dedication, but in the form of an open letter. While I realize that some readers will be appalled by this breech of unwritten protocol, I have done so for several reasons: Q15 No one knows Marlin G. Fureman better than does this Writer. Q21 By using this method, I shall be able to omit those trite cliches often used in the Writeups for dedications. Q20 Such a letter is the only effective way of thanking you for dedicating the 1969 edition of the Corinoma to yours truly. Along with the above-mentioned ' reasons, l've also wanted to thank each of you for having provided those memorable times that have made teaching and coaching such worth- while endeavors. During the past six years, students like yourself have been responsible for keeping teachers, in- cluding this writer, in teaching. Con- sequently, you have helped alleviate the sadness and frustration that has re- sulted from the hyprocrisy and shame of a rather corrupt world. As you step forth from the friendly confinesof A-CHS into the cold, cruel world, I would hope that I've been able to exert a positive influence in preparation for the trials and tribu lations that you will undoubtedly en counter during your lifetime. By the same token I also hope that each of you retains that high concept of fair ness, humility, and honesty which most of you have displayed both in my English classes and on the athletic field. Though I'm sure I could babble on endlessly, I must terminate this overl nostalgic letter somewhere. Saying farewell to 118 friends, however, is a difficult task, nevertheless, allow me to summarize my sentiments by stating that this dedication will always be a constant reminder and symbol of those 118 friendships. Thank you, once again, for this honor Sincerely , Marlin G Fureman DEDIC TIO s-,. Y- s ,Q , ' 1 f s h e