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

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Seniors MILDRED HENRY The roads of happiness are not The selfbh roads of pleasure seeking. —Guest. “When lessons are done, that’s the time for fun,” is Mildred’s motto. Her conscientious efforts coupled with her capability spell success we are certain. One fine girl. LILA HUBBELL French Club (1 and 2); Library Com. (4). “A creature not too bright or good For human nature's daily food.” —Wordsworth. A real Senior is Lila. She’s quiet, brainy, likes everyone, and. well, lots of things. Lila is the best pal any one could wish, and a better girl does not exist. MERRILL LILLIE Then he will talk good gods, how he will talk. Lee. Once there was a little boy and he grew, and grew, and grew, till the name they had given, didn’t fit at all—so they called him “Beaner. Lots of folks go to church to see Beaner sing. If you can’t find him anytime, ask Elnora. she’ll know. BEATRICE LAWSON Library Com. (3); Treas. French Club (2). 1 argue not Against Heaven's hand or will, nor bate a jot Of heart or hope, but still bear up and steer Right onward.” Milton. The class of ’24 is lucky in having a girl who is light hearted, and plucky; her fine spirit has been unusually manifested this year. She and Lila are inseparables. Page i8

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demurs MILDRED GORING LARUE HASKINS (»lee Club (3 and I). A wooer that comes in braid daylight Is not like a wooer that comes at e'en.”- Bailie. Football Ml: Basketball (2. 3 and 41; Track (Mgr. 4) 2. 3 and 4 Pant:n t ine toilet! after h.'ni in vain.” Johnron. We will blame the lover that comes at e’en for Mildred’s tardiness, which has caused so many thrilling moments for our seclion room as we tried to warn her by madly waving a red handkerchief. But evidently she gets her beauty sleep, at any rate the giggles fairly roll off her tongue. Lanky is long in legs, arms, and wind. His specialty is leaving his opponents a half mile behind in the two mile run. He is always ready for some fun or a girl, and he seems particularly interested in the Sophomore Class—perhaps “There’s a Reason.” 1? DONALD HALL “And our little life is rounded with a sleep. - Shakespeare. Not once has he been known to worry, and he never troubles trouble at all. Hally hopes to become a Chemistry Professor (after he passes High School Chemistry). “Reverse English” and Jesse James are his favorite subjects. WILLIS HEATH Basketball (2. 3 and 4); Vice Pres. 2 and 4 ; Treas. A A (-11. A steady soul, that yields to rule. And quite ingenius too, at school. Trumbull. Poke” is an energetic young man who strives to complete whatever he starts. Basketball holds the charms for him. He’s a regular fellow and a gentleman. Page i7 ■■MB

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Seniors ROBERT LEWIS I am tired of planning and toiling.” O'Reilly. Another one of those ex-model boys. When Warpie gets started there’s something doing, and you might just as well stop and laugh. He never has been known to look inside of a text book. T MARTHA LINDSEY Glee Club (31. What a coward I'd l e If I tried not to see The roses of hope and the sunshine of cheer. - Guest. Here’s one who is always giving you something cheerfulness. The source of infection has been traced to her ever-present giggle. She is always busy, but finds time to enjoy life as she goes along. May the God of Allah be with you. FLORENCE LINDQUIST Get more joy one way. if another, less. Browning. Here we have the pleasure of introducing a jolly, all around girl. Fun is her middle name and she likes Burns and Dancing. Her good humor has won her a place in all our hearts. HARVEY LOVELAND Orchestra (2); Treas. Journalistic Club (4); Corrian (4) A noisy man is always in the right. Cowper. This is the gent with the line, and su h a line—but it got a good many ads. With his chatter and his fiddle Harve has made a great many friends, and by his steady plugging we know he’ll get there. Puge io