Corning High School - Corhian Yearbook (Corning, OH)

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WILLIAM FORSHEY Superintendent of Corning Public Schools Mr. William Forshey is now completing his second year as Superintendent of Corning Public Schools. Born June 5, 1900, in Lowell, Ohio, Mr. Forshey received his B. S. in Educa- tion degree from Muskingum College and nis M. A. from Ohio State University. On April 11,1931, he married Gladys Berry, who is also a member of our high school faculty. Mr. Forshey holds membership in the Chapter and Council Royal Arch Masons of Caldwell, Ohio and is also a member of Summerfield Masonic Lodge. He has been superintendent at various schools in South- eastern Ohio, coming to Corning from the superintendency at Dexter City, Ohio. Our heartiest thanks to Mr. Forshey for his wonderful work in making our school what it is today, one of the most respected schools in the State of Ohio. O. E. HEARING Superintendent of Perry County Schools Mr. O. E. Hearing has been superintendent of Perry County Schools for nineteen years. During his long and successful career as ad- ministrator of the schools of our county, Mr. Hearing has gained the confidence and re- spect of all with whom he has worked. Long an advocate of a well-balanced school program, Mr. Hearing has done much to bring the schools of Perry County to the fine place which they occupy today among the high schools of the state. Under his excellent and careful guidance Perry County has produced many championship basketball teams and has been a Constant winner of recognition in the annual state scholarship awards. Mr. Hearing has been a champion of mod- ern and well-founded educational methods and has brought the visual educational pro- gram in Perry County Schools to a place of prominence in the curriculum. We consider it both an honor and a privi- lege to have you for our county superinten- dent, Mr. Hearing. May the schools of Perry County long continue to have the benefit of your services. Compliments of GAIL WALLACE FUNERAL HOME Corning, Ohio Compliments of STRAWN-WILLISON New Lexington, Ohio 5

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Dr. James Miller is one of the most influential citizens of our town. Born in Scotland on December 17, 1873, Dr. Miller came to Corning when he was seven years old and received his early education in the nearby vicinity. Dr. Miller graduated from the College of Medicine of Georgetown Uni- versity and has been practicing medicine in Corning for forty-seven years. He has long been active in public affairs, having served for fourteen years on the Board of Education. One of his latest and greatest achievements in helping our town is his gift of $1000 to aid in building our school library to one of the finest in the county. The students of Corning High are grateful to Dr. Miller for the many things he has done toward the betterment of our school. Many thanks, Doctor Miller. 4 Compliments NEWLON-FORAKER New Lexington, Ohio Compliments GARRISON’S HARDWARE Corning, Ohio

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They Keep Us Going Our janitor, Otis “Happy” Dunlap, has now been with Corning High School for four years. He was born in Murray City, Ohio, April 17, 1894, but he has lived most of his life in Corning, Ohio. Prior to his job at Corning High School he was a member of the State Highway Dept, and worked in the coal mine. He is also a veteran of World War I. “Happy” is well liked by all the students of C.H.S., for his splendid work, cheery disposition, and all around good nature. We wish to show our appreciation to him for all he has done for us during our high school career. Miss Jean Dudash, our secretary, has served us faithfully since the year 1945. She was born in Drakes, Ohio, July 14, 1927. Jean has attained a place among the students of C.H.S. which could not easily be replaced by anyone else. We all like Jean, and we hope she has enjoyed her work at Corning High as much as we have enjoyed having her. Compliments of THE PERRY COUNTY BANK We specialize in mortgage loans on homes. Ten years to repay. Monthly payments like rent. New Lexington, Ohio