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

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GEORGIA WAGGONER “Babe” Babe is a very lively girl. With a most active tongue. Her age? We know it not—but the Boy with her is always “Young.” H -v -v LEE WHITTLESEY “F Lee” Pres. (2, 4) Vice Pres. (I, 3) Cheer Leader (4) ELMER WESTLEY “Crumb” Year Book Staff (4) Elmer is a studious boy, Writing jokes is his favorite joy. He seldom gets nervous, and never gets fussed, And you’ll never find Elmer with his pompador mussed. 'i? 3? '3? NORMA WILLIAMS “Billy” Basketball (4) “Oh, I like a girl for her looks, That’s why I picked out young Brooks.” No matter what he starts to do. He says, “We’ve QOT to push this through.” Norma is a a basketball star Not like a minister’s daughter by far The motto of this basketball fan Is always “Beat us if you can.” Page Tweniy-chrcc

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ELIZABETH ROGERS “Busty” Treasurer (4) Busty is a smiling lass But the smile is sad and slow. She's always there in everything, But never makes a show. 8? rg .y MABEL SQUIRES Big and stout and round is she And buzzing like a bumb'e bee, Study and play, neither does she loathe. And as for “quantity and quality,” -She sure has both. MARY SQUIRE “Deacon” A quiet little maiden, shy, But she’ll be married by and by. Her eyes are brown, her lips are cherry The question is “Who will marry Mary? H MABELLE TUNEOUIST “Tunie” Mabelle is her name. Single is her station. We used to call her “Tuna-fish.” Now we’ve made an alteration. Pajjc Twenty-two

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Teachers’ pet Biggest flirt Worst flunkcr History shark Most studious Worst man hater Most bashful Worst grind Least musical Worst chatterbox Frailest Boldest Most frivolous Shorthand shark Stoutest Most graceful Most modest Grouchiest Most disagreeable Most musical Shims Norman Scholton Bessie Lindsey Merrill Doolittle Pearl Miller Glen Dickson “Ed” Verfurth “Tim Thompson Ellis Troy Signa Anderson Clara Aistrup Mable Squires Marion Doane Viola Akam Jessie Edwards Marion Heath Helen Zalznek Thelma King Roy Mortz Gurtha Clark Clyde Hall Pane Twenty-four