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

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CL lie acuity MILON L. BROWN. B. S. B. S. Pennsylvania State College 1914; Graduate work in pedagogy. University of Pittsburgh 1914; Teacher of Science, Corry High School 1914-1917; Instructor, U. S. Navy Pay Officers School, Washington, D. C. and Annapolis, Md. 1917-1918; Battalion Instructor Officers Material School for Pay Corps, Princeton. N. J. 1918-1919; Teacher of chemistry Senior High. Fort Worth, Texas, 1920; present position 1920—. “The lion is not so fierce as he is painted.”—fuller. MARY E. KENNEY. A. M. A. B. Syracuse University 1915; A. M. Syracuse University 1916; Teacher of History, North Ross (N. Y.) High School 1916-1918; Teacher of History, Moundsville (W. Va.) High School 1918-1919; present position 1919—. “You cram these words in»o mine ears. Against the stomach of my sense.”—Shakespeare. HOWARD J. SHEEN. B. S.. LI. D. B. S. St. Lawrence University 1919; Teacher of Science. Corry High School 1919—. IRENE ZAPH Cornell 1922; Corry High School 1922—. “Found peace in love’s unselfishness And welcome wheresoever she went.”—Whittier. HAROLD WOLF Graduated from Cornell University; I aught at Callicoon, New York; Corry High School 1922—. “Who shall say what thoughts and visions Fill the fiery brains of young men.”—Longfellow. CORA G. SMITH Banks Business College, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 1910; Teacher of shorthand and typewriting. Banks Business College 1912-1918; present position 1918—. “For she was jes’ the quiet kind Whose natur’s never vary Like streams that keep a summer mind Snow hid in Jenouary.”—Lowell. WILLIAM V. DENNING Bowling Green Business University 1915; Teacher at Eskridge, Kansas. 1914-1915; Wheeling, W. Va., 1915; Xenia. Ohio, 1916-1918; Fairmont, W. Va.. 1919-1921 ; Uniontown, Pa., 1921-1922; Corry High School 1922—. “In your raised brows I read Some wonder at our chamber ornaments. —Tennyson. Putfc- 9

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FRANCES ARMSTRONG Indiana State Normal 1921; Teacher of bookkeeping and typewriting, Corry High School 1922 “Truthful and almost sternly just. —Whittier. A. EARLE HEMSTREET Syracuse University, Ph. B. Pedagogy, Columbia, M. A.; Principal Marion. N. Y., 191 I-1914; Principal Newark Valley, N. Y., 1914-1916; Principal Way-land, N. Y., 1916-1920; Supt. Corry Schools 1920; Pres., Northwestern Arts Association 1924. “Knowledge, in truth, is the great sun in the firmament. Webster. MARION STRATTON Graduated from Wheaton College. Norton, Massachusetts; taught at Tilton Seminary, Tilton, New Hampshire; Guilford High, Guilford, New York; in Y. W. C. A. work. Troy, New York; Corry High School 1922—. “I cannot write a paper full as ! used to do; And yet I will not forgive a blank half inch from you. —Swift. FRANCES STORRS. A. B. St. Lawrence 1918; Cattaraugus. N. Y., 1918-1919; Barton, Vt., 1919-1921 ; Oswegatchie, N. Y., 1921-1922; Corry High School 1922—. “Literature is the thought of thinking souls.”—Carlyle. EDSON TERRILL. B. S. Pennsylvania State College 1923; Present position 1923—. “And I must work through months of toil And years of cultivation Upon my proper patch of soil To grow my own plantation.”—Tennyson. M. J. BLANDEN. A. B. Colgate University 1894; Sinclairville 1903-1910; Sherman, New York, 1910-1913; Supt. High School, Union City, 1913-1919; Head Bookkeeper in Shreve Chair Company, Union City, Pa., 1919-1922; Corry High School 1922—. “He that only rules by terror Doeth grievous wrong.”—Tennyson. MERRILL DOOLITTLE. B. S. Allegheny College; present position 1923—. “A horse! A horse! My kingdom for a horse!”—Shakespeare. DOROTHY WALLER Graduated from Corry High School; Wilson Piano School; was student at Cornell and at Sherwood Music School, Chicago. Taught at Millcreek Township; Teacher’s College, Valley City, North Dakota. “Singing she wrought, and her merry glee The mock bird echoed from his tree.”—Whittier. Page io