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

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Who helps us bravely flounder thro’ The works of Chaucer—Spencer too, (Because their words were not spelled true?) Miss Hess. Who teaches us to saw and plane. And work with all our might and main. A builder’s knowledge to obtain? Mr. Hoffmaster. Who talks to us of pep and vim, And says if boys but follow him. In Basketball they’ll always win? Mr. Hollobaugh. Who dwells on figures marked B. C. And others that are marked A. D. And calls this Ancient History? Miss Kidder. Who shows us how to bake and stew. And keep a house in order too. And make our dresses nice and new? Miss Knabb. Who helps us our accounts to keep. So we shall never need to weep. Because our debit is too deep? Miss Lawler. Who teaches Business Org. and Law, And Typewriting without a flaw. I hat we may dodge the wolf’s” sharp claw? Mrs. McCormick. Who teaches us the scale to write. And makes us sing with all our might. In songs and Operettas light? Miss Murray. Who teaches us shorthand to write. And really is encouraged quite. When pictures are developed right? Mrs. Smith. Who dwells on 1492 And Puritans and Pilgrims, too. And tries to have us grasp Who’s Who? Miss Titus. Page ii

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Tiik F ci i:n 1. RALPH S. DEWEY. B. S.‘. M. S.. M. A. SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS. Allegheny College. 1917. Diploma Teacher’s College. Columbia University. 1927. 2. HOWARD J. SHEEN. B. S. PRINCIPAL. St. Lawrence University. 1919. Graduate Work: St. Lawrence University Summer School. 1924, 192.r . 3. MERRILL J. BLANDEN, A. B. VICE-PRINCIPAL. LATIN. ALGEBRA. Colgate University 1894. Post Graduate Michigan University. 1899. 4. EMILE L. R. BILODEAU. MANUEL TRAINING. State Teachers College. Buffalo, New York. 1927. 5. A. D. CLARK. B. S. SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS. Allegheny College. 1923, 1924, 1927. Summer School. Allegheny College. 1924; University of Pittsburgh. 1925; Thiel College. 1926. 6. M. AGNES CONNELL. HEALTH. GIRL’S ATHLETIC DIRECTOR. Graduate Arnold College. New Haven. Connecticut. Columbia University. 1924, 1925. Supervisor of Health. Naugatuck. Connecticut. 7. EDITH COOK. ART. Edinboro State Normal School. Summer School. Penn State College. 1925; Columbia University. 1926. 8. DOROTHY ROSE HANSON, A. B. FRENCH AND ENGLISH. Summer School. Penn State College. 1924. Allegheny College. 1926. 9. REBECCA J. HESS. A. B. ENGLISH AND BIOLOGY. School of Expression. Susquehanna University. 1922-1924; Penn State College, 1924-1926. 10. CHARLES HOFFMASTER. MANUAL TRAINING. Graduate Penn State College. 1918. Summer School Carnegie Institute of Technology. 1923. 1924, 1925. 1927. 11. E. E. HOLLOBAUGH. B. S. HEALTH. ATHLETIC DIRECTOR. Penn State College. 1923. Summer School Y. M. C. A. College. Springfield. Massachusetts, 1923. Penn State College. 1924. 12. DORIS M. KIDDER. A. B. HISTORY AND ENGLISH. Goucher College. 1925. Graduate Work University of Pittsburgh Summer School. 1925; Columbia University Summer School. 1927. 13. EDITH K.NABB, B. S. HOME ECONOMICS. Drexall Institute. 1926. 14. ESTHER T. LAWLER. BOOKKEEPING. Rochester Business College. Summer School: Penn State College. 1926; Indiana State Teacher’s College. 1927. 15. MAY McCORMICK. TYPEWRITING. Grove City College. The Athenaeum. Fort Wayne. Indiana. 16. M. LUCILLE MURRAY. MUSIC. Fredonia Normal. 1918. Summer School: Cornell University. 1920; West Chester Normal. 1923; Columbia University. 1926. 17. CORA G. SMITH. SHORTHAND AND COMMERCIAL GEOGRAPHY. Banks Business College. Graduate Work: Temple University, Penn State College. University of Pennsylvania. University of California. 18. NELLIE E. TITUS. A. B. HISTORY. Allegheny College. 1924. Graduate Work: Penn State College. Summer School. 1926. I'anr 13