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W . SENIOR CLASS HISTORY N THE memorable day that we, as Sophomores, first passed through the portals, from which we were to emerge three years later full of knowledge, the buffetings and tricks of the Seniors were soon ex- perienced. After having wandered aimlessly about the halls, we finally found our appointed Home Rooms. At our first class meeting we elected Nell Lilliot as president, Victor Dietzel, vice-president, ,lane Raymond, secretary- treasurer and under their guidance, we enjoyed a successful year. During our Junior year we were besieged by the important question of a prom. Starting the year with this objective in mind, we held candy sales, bake sales, dances and the Class Play, 'GCupid Scores a Touchdownf' The play was very successful due to the effort of the director, Miss Bennett and the excellent cast which comprised: Virginia Kysar and Victor Dietzel takinglthe leads, Ralph Flick and Marion Cogswell the comedy, Alice Mount as the sophisticated lady, John Merrick, the villain, Jane Raymond as elderly lady: Buelah Kovach, sweet young college miss, Coletta Burkhardt, the maid. This year the officers, Victor Dietzel, president, Paul Mulheirn, vice-president, Millard Engle, secretary, and Beulah Kovach, treasurer, were of inestimable aid in carrying through the projects to enable us at the end of the year to put on a prom, worthy of the name. Near the end of the year, in June we held in co-'operation with the Seniors a successful picnic at Findley Lake, with roller skating, swimming and boating featuring the day. This year saw many of the Athletic teams as well as part of the Band and Orchestra composed of Juniors. In the Senior year we elected Victor Dietzel, president, Martha Brock- man, vice-president, Virginia Kysar, secretary, and Robert Haines, treasurer. The class was represented socially by the uNight Hawks, an orchestra which climbed to fame, not only at home, but also in adjacent towns. This year many improvements of the school made through the C. W. A. caused us to move from our homerooms to other rooms until repairs were completed. We have been busy getting class rings and pins, selecting invitations, deciding upon caps and gowns, prior to graduation. The last year, Venerable Seniors! All others suffer obedience, why not? It is but natural. In future years we will reminisce on the good times we had in school together, and what our teachers meant to us. Thus we leave old Corry High School. Long shalllf she stand! May others follow in our suc- cessful footsteps. Alma Mater-Farewell! A 11 WwllllllllIIIIHIIIHIHIMW llIlllllllllllllllllmkw
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rf ' 1 S -ff-2 . 111l1lIIIIIIlIlIlIIlI!IIIM 1 lMJllllIIIllllllHlllIIIh11M1 12 ALLAN MERLE ADAMS Athletic Club 103 Bird Club 11-12. Happy am I, from care 1'm free. Wliy can't you all be contented like me?' VANCE CI-IRISTIE ALLEN Athletic Club 103 Athletic Association 10- 11-12g Bird and Puzzle Club 11g H.A.M. 123 Assistant B. B. Manager 12. A true sportsman, in every respect, An all around student we'1l ne'er forgetf ELI BARLOW AMES Student Council President 123 Radio Club President 12. Eli, as class jester. is hard to surpass Tho he makes the heart beat of many a1ass. GUY EVERETT AMES Bird Puzzle Club I1-12. Guy is lucky. life a four leaf cloverg He never puts things off, he puts them over. ROBERT LEON AYERS Orchestra 10-11-125 Band I0-11-12g Bird Club 103 H. A. M. 11: Radio Club 125 Hi-Times 11-123 Hi-Y 12. A friendly schoolmate, Member of the band, I I d s a ways rea y With a helping hand. RITA LOUISE BECKER Glee Club 10-11-123 Athletic Association 10-11-12. A glimpse of Rita, With her giggle and patter, Wh ld b o cou e sweeter Than my pal with her chatter? w
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