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

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• v w 11 v 11 w VY 'fCT ' 1'w V v-.TV IV vV'fiVv I 1 ifffiu Iv 5teV v I: v £ j£V w 11 1 v v v w 11 1 RUTH TURNER Studious and quiet is this lass. She has the right idea of work and play. LOIS VAN TASSEL Home Room Secretary (2) Get an algebra problem all tangled up? Go to Lois, she’ll be glad to help you straighten it out. The vamp of C. H. S. ALFRED WARNER Track (3) (4). Glee Club (4). Al’s all right, he’s got a little car too. Doesn’t talk very much but when he docs say something — worth while. INA WHITNEY Glee Club (I) (4). Sleigh rides and parties are her specialties. A shark at chemistry and music. DOROTHA WILLIAMS Latin Club President (I). Home Room President (2) (4). Home Room Treasurer (3). Glee Club (I). Hi Times Staff (3). Humor Editor (4). Class Play (3). Corrian Co-Editor (4) Basket Ball (4). M. M. (4). ’’Dot” has a place in our class that no one else could have. Aiding by her wisdom and willingness. 1°

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I i I vVSTCN 'Wv fc wnwv Vw'iwv r witwv VwuvV JVVwi MYRTLE SKINNER Glee Club (I) (2) (3). Home Making Club Secretary (2) Myrtle has worked steadily during the past four years and is finishing up with flying colors. GENEVIEVE SMITH French Club Treasurer (I). Home Room I rcasurer (2). Glee Club (I ). Home Room Vicc-President (3). Hi Times Staff (4). Corrian Staff (4). President Typewriting Club (4). None knew her but to love her. None knew her but to praise her. A good stude. Never seen without Carol. MARION SOPER Glee Club (I). Basket Ball (2) (3). Cheer Leader (2). I he life of every party. She shines in every sport, especially swimming. HAROLD SWEET Glee Club (4). Class Play (4). I his little fellow has been a faithful and loyal member of our class for four years. He has a little f-'ord. too. but he’s so bashful he only takes it out at night. Even then all the curtains are down. LOIS TITUS Home Room Sec. (2) (4). Class Play (4). A girl born with auburn hair, will have auburn hair until she dyes! But we don’t want Lois to dye her hair ’cause we all like it. ♦ a t ’’ 19

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 1 r v '' w v ; w' i w v5; w11 w v rjfev w.: vv f Wl v»l Ye Senior Histore President Vice President Secretary Treasurer David Ketncr Ruth Fran . Virginia Campbell Antionette Baressi In yc good old year of 1922. C. H. S. was honored by the entrance of the largest class in its history. We were a peppy crowd that overran its halls and even at that remote time there were noticeable signs of future accomplishments. That year marked the building of ye Float, which necessitated careful guarding by ye loyal studes. It also saw the rise of yc star athlete. Through the years which followed were many gatherings and merry-makings, such as wcinc roasts, a bus ride to ye suburban town Columbus: two plays. “Yc Charm School” and “Come Out of the Kitchen” both ye great plays filling ye sturdy treasure chest to overflowing, and thereby making possible ye never-to-be-forgotten Junior-Senior. A sleigh-ride, a bakc-salc and ye sweet singers of Allegheny featured during our Junior-Senior years. Though changes have occurred since the Fall of 1922. our four years have been for improvement and we still feel as we did when Freshmen, that C. H. S. could not be bettered and that there is none to compare. Ye great aim of ye greatest class in the history of yc good old school is to see ye great Capitol of yc United States, and this present year, 1926. finds yc great class in yc great struggle to obtain ye necessary funds to cover ye great expense to Washington. V. C. ?