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

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President.......... Rex Mulheirn Treasurer . . . Kathryn Rauscher Secretary........ Audrey Mason Vice President .... Max Harvey SEN ICR CILaVJJ' IHISTCRT WAY back in ’28 we entered Corry High as Sophomores, with a lot of hopes, but little experience. We soon became used to the loving (?) upperclassmen, those treacherous stairs (although we still do tumble once in awhile) and the high grades always given to entering students. In fact, once we were “settled” we began to show our influence in school affairs. Our members were always seen at the snake dances, and our cheer leaders were always the best yet. We also were top notch in athletics. Our class officers showed plenty of school spirit. They were, Sarah McGranahan, president; Arthur Dahlstrand. vice president; Kathryn Rauscher. secretary; Audrey Mason, treasurer. As Juniors we put across two important events. The class play. “A Full House,” was a complete success, and paved the way for the best Junior-Senior Prom in history. We also sponsored another dance, which, if not profitable financially, was at least enjoyable to all. We were still important in athletics, also. The most important of all the high school years has been our Senior year, however. We have lost quite a number of our classmates, but we still have one of the largest and one of the best classes in the history of Corry High. Now as we are leaving let us give three cheers for Corry High. We have enjoyed all our school days, and incidentally have learned a great deal. Tutiily-tticn