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

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Histokik of Yr Senior Class (contini kd) WITH GOOD times. With the END OF the year they presented A PICTURE to the library, being UNABLE TO leave as a remembrance THEIR MOTTO: All work and no PLAY MAKES Jack a dull boy. BUT THIS policy was changed the NEXT YEAR when they descended to THE STATUS of the insignificant SOPHOMORE. AND that year passed INTO HISTORY with only a weiner ROAST IMPRESSED upon the sands OF TIME. THE FALL of 1926 saw them JUNIORS. AND a class with a PURPOSE IN the world. BUT DIFFICULTIES arose. AS DIFFICULTIES have a WAY OF doing, and for a time PROSPECTS OF a Junior-Senior were DISTINCTLY GLOOMY. In the nick of TIME, HOWEVER, the day was SAVED BY an entertainment. UNDER THE direction of MISS MURRAY and Miss CONNELL. WHICH netted them a SUFFICIENT NUMBER of precious IRON MEN to put on such a Junior-SENIOR AS had never been seen BEFORE. SO passed the second YEAR IN dear old Corry High. THESE GRUELLING experiences have SOFTENED AND wisened the CLASS TO their present status of DIGNIFIED AND calm-countenanced SENIORS. THEY have reason to HOLD THEIR heads high—they ARE THE class which picked the STANDARD RING for Corry High SCHOOL. BUT even Seniors have THEIR WORRIES, and there is MONEY YET to be made for a TRIP TO - where, only TIME CAN tell. The class BROUGHT THE Swiss Bell Ringers HERE. BUT realized nothing; SO IT IS unlikely that they WILL ATTAIN their goal, Washington. AS THEY had hoped. —M. J. K.

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Historle of Yk Senior Class President - Vice-president -Secretary - Treasurer - ONCE UPON a time there WAS NO class of 28, but that WAS MANY years ago, before the ERA OF the Junior High SCHOOL. Inconceivable? TRUE, BUT stranger things have HAPPENED. ASK any of the DIGNIFIED AND venerable Seniors AND HEAR the grand old STORY. AH, WELL they remember that DAY IN September when they REPORTED AT the Senior High SCHOOL AT eight o’clock in the - - - - Lyle Chase Robertte Gillette Mildred Monroe Amby Allen MORNING, AND were sent home to PLAY THE rest of the day. The BEGINNING OF the second semester SAW THEM safely ensconced in A BRAND new dazzling Junior HIGH SCHOOL in the exalted POSITION OF the highest class. IN FACT these worthies HAVE THE distinction of beginning AND ENDING as Seniors. To the DISCOMFORT Of- the faculty, they SET ABOUT enjoying the year in 1 HE.R OWN characteristic way AND LIGHTENED their learning Page l«

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GEORGE THOMAS ALDRICH Junior Circus (3); Business Manager Corrian (3); Glee Club (3-4); Vice President Glee Club (4); Student Council (4). As good be out of the world as out of fashion.” George's car is always on the job when there is an out-of-town game. GLADYS MARY ALEXANDER Dramatic Club (2); Party Planning Club (3); Sewing Club (4). Although Gladys Mary A is retiring and we know little of her. she is a link in the chain of friendship of the class of '28. AMBY ALLEN Dramatic Club (2); Puzzle Club (3); Science Club (4); Class Treasurer (3-4); Vice President Student Council (4); Class Prophet (4). A steady soul, that yields to rule And quite ingenius too. at school.” Amby's ability and wit have become a necessary part of our class life. WESLEY CORNELIUS ALLEN Junior Circus (2); Junior Play (3); Hi Times (3); Football (3-4); C” Club (3-4;; Home Room President (3); Glee Club (2-3-4). And our little life is rounded with a sleep. Weslev has kicked his way to fame in C. H. S. DOROTHY JANE BARKER Secretary-Treasurer of Dramatic Club (2); M. M. (3-4); Secretary-Treasurer Girl's Athletic Club (3). She is gentle, she is shy But there’s mischief in her eye. Our ”. is the spice of Senior socials and a faithful booster of all sports. ANNA MARIE BENSINK Penny Buns and Roses (2); Glee Club (2-3-4). She may be very, very small But at mischief she beats us all. As merry as the day is long She is always singing a happy song. Page 20