Corry Area High School - Corrian Yearbook (Corry, PA)

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The Yellow and White MARION YOUNd Cheers up the whole class. Collection of antiques. Never bothered by anything. As graceful as a cluck. OLA YOUNG Nothing much to say about her. Seen but not heard. Studiously inclined. Likes picnics. ;:llla york Returned to us in our Junior year. Never known not to have a lesson. Second to nobody. “Bus” Brown tried to buy this space for an ad for a “poultry show” which he is going to stage in the near future, but, although we need the money, we felt it our duty to refuse.

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The Yellow and White HAZEL SCI! RAM UNC Rather quiet. Working all the time. HAROLD PATTERSON, “Pat.” Football (3-4) Never gets sore. Knows cars from A to Z. Another picture fiend. Likes literature THELMA O’NEIL “Bob” (iirls' Basketball (2-3), Commercial star. Juggles figures beautifully. GERTRUDE MONROE. “Trude” Joined us in our Junior year. Like the weather, she is quiet at times, but when she gets started, look out! The spirit moves! SH !

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The Yellow and White Though today we stand on the threshold. And smile back a last farewell. AH the good old time departed In our memory shall dwell. For so long as life endureth. There will be in memory’s chain Golden links of old-time schooldays, That we ne’er shall see again. ()n each link will be engraven All those happy times of yore. From the time when first we entered That mysterious old front door. Today we turn in our life book Another eventful page. Which completes the brightest chapter In the volume of our age. Today we close this chapter In the annals of our class And go forth into the future Leaving behind the past. As we leave behind our High School And go forth into the strife May we carry with us the imprint All through our future life. Of the lessons that we learned When we went to school at High. From our teachers and our schoolmates Before we said “Good-bye.” To those with whom we’d journeyed Through four long weary years When lessons were hard and the way was long And many and great our fears. But at last we have reached the milestone And our days in school are o’er And the place we filled as Seniors Will be filled by us no more. For there are pressing onward And we must press onward too For our work in life is waiting There is something that we must do. » So farewell to you. Corry High School. W e wish you the best of cheer. Be good to the classes that follow In our footsteps year by year. —E. L.. T5