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

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Qi CARNELIAN SPENCER WILLIAMS 1 Deacon I Library Committee 13, 43 3 Chairman 141. Owl 141 . Staff 141. A minister's son, following his fatl1er's footsteps. Joined us in the middle of our career. 'O O O' BARBARA YOUNG 1 Bab J A pleasant young lady always there with the class spirit. Q11-as nals Quan Glass Eau Page Seventeen

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CARNELIAN MARGARET SPIESMAN Q Spies J Willed to us by Class of '2 l . A valuable acquisition as she greatly improves class photos. -ov -0- RAYMOND SQUIRES f Squeaks l Track Vice-President UU. A real quiet guy with a great mind. 0- -0- va- HARTLEY STOCKHAM Class President Football President of Athletic Association President of French Club Senior Debating Team Real popular among the girls. -0- -0- -0- IRMA SULLIVAN Vice-President Shorthand Club President of C. H. S. Business Club 141. Library Committee Q3, 41. Debating Team UU. Staff Third member of the Big Threef --And that's all. w -9- -of -Q- RUTH WARNER A quiet student who is fond of a tall Sophomore active in track and basket ball. c i Page Sixteen

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CARNELIAN SENIGR CLASS HISTORY One fair morning away back in nineteen-eighteen there appeared in Corry High School a crowd of bashful looking students. It was we, the Class of '22 and we were nearly a hundred strong. As the usual Freshman class does, we met with considerable difficulty in locating our classrooms, which of course provided amusement for upper classmen. Finally we organized as a class, electing the following officers: Ellis Troy, president: Jack Giblin, vice presidentg Lulu Mourton, Secretaryg Gracia Dickson, treas- urer. We closed our Freshmen year in Corry High by a very enjoyable picnic at Lake Columbus. Other classes said we were slow, as we did not enter very fully into High School activities that year. But you know the saying, Still water runs deep. Watch for us! In the fall of 1919 we came back as Sophomores. We elected the following officers: Lyle Belding, presidentg Lulu Mourton, vice presidentg Alice Higgins, treasurerp Lucille Heath, secretary. Later George Mulderick was elected class reporter for the C. H. S. notes in the Journal. With Mrs. Paln's assistance we entered the Hallow'een parade with a prize taking floatg we were awarded first prize, although the Juniors were sure of it for themselves. During the winter three sleigh rides were enjoyed. The one to Spring Creek will not soon be forgotten by those thirty-five or more attending. At the end of our Sophomore year we held a picnic at Findley Lake. At the beginning of our Junior year we elected Hartley Stockham, presidentg Boyd Parker, vice presidentg Lucille Heath, secretary, and Marion McGrath, treasurer. The most important event of our Junior year was our Junior-Senior reception which we gave to the Class of '21. Our reception was a great success and we received much praise as entertainers. This year we were the first to go over the top in the A. A. membership drive also. At the close of our Junior year we enjoyed a very delightful picnic trip to Findley Lake. As we entered upon our Senior year in Corry Hi, it was with a feeling of mingled re- gret and joy. We were glad that we had attained the honored name of Seniors, yet we regretted that this would be our last year in High School. This year we elected the fol- lowing officers: Ralph Jewell, president: Raymond Squire, vice president, Lulu Mourton, secretary: Lucille Heath, treasurer. We have participated in all school activities this year and an event that will last long in our memory was our class play. We staged All Aboard, a John B. Rodgers pro- duction. In the play various members of our class had a splendid opportunity of display- ing their talent of which we found much. We have tried to do our best for Corry High School, and in leaving we hope that the succeeding classes will profit by our example. R. B. Page Eighteen