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

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1937 volume:

EX Corrinn 1037 lAl '3°u6 ishexfJbts the Students of Corry Hi h School Corry; Pa. -------------5-- jformorb Oh! that thou midst know thy joy, Ere it passes, barefoot boy! - Whittier We do not hope - we do not trust - rather, we how that in the twilight of our lives, in those future hours ol reverie and reminiscence, this book will stand symbolic ol our youth personified, It will become the manifestation of the irrevocable spirit ol schooldayfriendships and link us forever to the traditions we have inherited from a long and splendid past. Classmates, we give you the 937 Corns, your memory of Corry High School - for this, is indeed, the end of the beginning, iDedication To record our sincere respect and profound admiration for his works and worth as teacher and advisor, The Senior Class of Corry High School dedicates this book to MERRILL J. BLANDEN Merrill J. Blanden TJice rPrincipal Mathematics Latin illy purpose To be a little kindlier With the passing of each dag: To leave but happy memories As I go along my way: To use possessions that are mine In service full and free To sacrifice the trivial things For larger good to be: To give of love in lavish way That friendships true may live. To be less quick to criticize. More ready to forgive; To use such talents as I have That happiness may grow. To take the bitter with the sweet. Assured tis better so: To be quite free from self-intent Whate'er the task I do. To help the world's faith stronger grow In all that's good and true. To keep my faith in God and right No matter how things run. To work and play and pray and trust Until the journey's done. God grant to me the strength of heart. Of motive and of will. To do my part, and falter not. This purpose to fulfill. — Henrietta Herron The ideas expressed in the above poem have influenced me not a little. It is my sincere wish that you. who read, may profit, too. — M. J. Blanden Pax Pour Howard J. Sheen rPrincipal (Thr {true Halite of Oitratioit Education pays not solely because it enables people to earn more money or to gain success and fame. Many educated people do not get rich; some earn only a very modest living. Many high school graduates do not become famous: in fact, only one out of sixteen hundred does. Likewise many college graduates do not become great: only one out of one hundred seventy-three does. How. then, does education reward the great majority of us? The real reward of education comes in understanding and appreciation. If you arc educated you do not walk through the world blindly, full of uncertainty about everything that you sec around you. You have read many of the laws that govern the universe. You understand the characteristics of things. Stones and bricks are not merely so many lumps of hard material because you understand how both are formed. I he way men dwell together in community groups and in great cities is meaningful to you because you have learned how this very civilization had its beginnings when men first banded themselves together in tribes that they might be stronger to resist their common enemies. The whir of machinery in great factories is not terrifying because you know the principles of physics that make the machines possible, and you understand, besides, that these busy engines of work turn out manufactured articles so cheaply that people now enjoy many conveniences which were formerly reserved for the rich alone. Education makes it possible for you to see how one thing is related to another. Education pays not merely because it gives to you the ability to read, but because it stimulates in you a tendency to choose good reading. It pays, not alone because it trains you to sing, but because it leads you to like and appreciate good music. It is not only the knowledge that you gain that makes schooling valuable, it is also the pleasure you gain in the use that you. and others more schooled than you. make of that knowledge. Education is more than a question of bread and butter, more than a question of dollars and cents: it is a question of making you see through new eyes the numerous things in the world about you. This is the biggest reward that education gives you. It is not a money reward, but it very naturally makes of you a broad-minded, sympathetic individual who is much more likely to gain satisfactory financial tewards than the dull person who has never seen the educational rainbow. — H. j. Sheen ?tgc f il e Carrian Row I Mary Catior — Bminoi Mary Hinman — Editorial Rachel Graft — Kditorial Roberta Kin — Bu inc� Margaret Sullivan — Bu ine � Norma Grice — Circulation Manager Margaret Andcrton—Bu ino ROW II Mary Gillette—Kditorial Jeanne Titu — Buiincv and Kditorial Marjorie Young — Kditorial Harriett Wynn — Kditorial Viva Thoma — Typbt I larrictt McKean — Typi t Grace Houvcr — Typm ROW III Kenneth Burr — Kditorial Merle Van CUc — Bu inc MacBain Scan — Kditorial Richard Lyon — Kditor Robert William — Buvinc Manager Robert Bracken — Athletic Kditor A spirit of industry and cooperation have united in this, the annual staff, to engender a year book which has no claim to Fame other than its existence as a record of one hundred boys and girls who will, on the tenth day of June, nineteen hundred thirty-seven, depart from the Corry Senior High School which they now represent as second largest graduating class in school history. Psgf Si M a t u 11 y Jffarulty STANLEY F. ANDERSON B.S.—Allegheny College M. A.—Vnivmity of Pittsburgh Biology. Physics, Chemistry VIRGINIA BALS Indian Stale Teachers' College Ed in boro State Teachers' College Art RUTH I. BENNETT A. II.—Penn Stale History, English MERRILL J. BLANDEN A. B.—Colgate Uniiersity Un t enily of Michigan Mathematics, I.atin NORMAN J. F DINGER Buffalo and Osuego Teachers College Automobile Mechanics Woodworking DONALD GLOSSNER Lock Haven Normal Indiana State Teachers' College B. S. Buiinns Education Commercial Subjects History CHARI I S HOI I MASTER Penn State Carnegie Institute of Technology Industrial Education RUSSELL BYLER A.B., M.A.—Columbia Uniiersity Westminster College Uniiersity of Pittsburgh Buc knell History, Athletics GLADYS PRICE A. B.—Ohio Wesleyan University Penn State Uniiersity University of Pittsburgh English, French FRANCES ROWLAND MAY McCORMICK Grove City College Gregg School Indiana State Teachers’ College Typewriting, Office Practice Commercial Law WILLIAM MYERS B. A.—Thiel College Penn State Mathematics A. B.—Taylor University A. M.—University of Michigan English BEATRICE SHAEFFER Indiana State Teachers’ College Music CORA G. SMITH Banks Business College Temple University, Penn Stale, University of California and Pennsylvania Geography and Industry Stenography NELLE E. TITUS A. B.—Allegheny College Penn State, Mills College Problems of Democracy History i Page Eight ROSE MARY AUER Student Council, I Orchestra, I. 2. 3 Better a blush in the face than a blot in the heart.” ETTA BAUNGROTZ The true me of speech is not so much to express aur wants, but to conceal them.” EDWARD BECKER Hi Times, 3 Sec. Hi-Y, I One of the first students of the class—alphabetically speaking.” IONA BENNETT Orchestra. I, 2 Band. I. 2. 3 Debating Team, I Usher, 2, 3 With a smile that was childlike. NORMA BENNETT Mummy and the Mumps” Prom Committee, 2 Hi Times, I, 2. 3; Editor, 3 Debit mg Team, I Usher. 2, 3 Hail to thee blythc spirit.” GI.ENN BETTS Rand, I Prom Committee. 2 When I said I would die a bachelor I did not think I would live till I was married. WALLACE BOWMAN Silence prolonged and unbroken. More expressive may be than all words ever spoken.” ROBERT BRACKEN Football, I, 2, 3 Basketball, 2, 3 Prom Committee, 2 Hi Times, 3 Corrian, 3 Sec. Class. 2 Nine on a side makes a ball team or a mustache. CROSBY BUSH Band. 2, 3 Orchestra 2. 3 And with his music he could charm the savage beast.” MICHAEL BYSTRYCKI Prom Committee, 2 Whatever skeptic could enquire for. for every why he had a wherefore.” BETTY CASEY Mixed Chorus, 2 Knowledge is of two kinds: we know a subject ourselves or we know where we can find information upon it. BESSIE CASTRANTAS Eli Times. 3 Alas! and Alack! I can make no splash. For my dear brother Wears our mustache. CHARLES COSTELLO St. Edwards, I, 2 Rifle Team, 3 ”1 may not be handsome, but I swear I have a distinguished look.” HELEN DAMON The cerulean blue of wistful eyes and dulcet smiles that blandly win.” ROBERT DAMON Up from the meadows rich with corn. Clear on that cool September morn.” EDRIS DARROW “It were better to be eaten to death with a rust than to be scoured to nothing with perpetual motion.” ARLENE DF.SCHA.MP Perseverance gains its need; Patience wins the race.” MARY DUBROSKY Glee Club. I. 2. 3 Library Staff. 3 Shot with a woman's smile.” LUCILLE FORBES Basketball. I, 2 Prom Committee, 2 Hi Times, 3 Sec. Homeroom. I Speech is silver, silence is golden. MARY F.. GILLETTE Homeroom Sec., I. 2; Pres., 3 Hi Times. I, 2. 3 Corrian. 2, 3, Sec. Class. 3 Second Childhood, 2 Mummy and Mumps, 2 Usher. 2, 3 I go, 1 g� ; look how I go ! WILLIAM GOODF. Football, 2 ’’The Yankee King,” 3 Cheerleader, 3 Mgr. Class Baseball. 2 What's in a name?' RONAI I) GREKLF.Y Prom Committee. 2 V. Pres. Homeroom, 3 With goodly capon, roundly lined. JAMES GREENE ('apt. Class Basketball. J Isn’t it peculiar that the stentorian calls of duty are not so easily heard as the small voice of pleasure. NORMA GRICE Second Childhood Mummy and Mumps” Yankee King,” 3, Prom Committee. 2 Student Council. I Hi Time , 2. 3 Corrian, 2, 3 Debate Team. I Usher. I, 2, 3 Pres. Homeroom. 2. Sec. Tri-Hi-Y, I V. Pres. Tri-Hi-Y. 2 Hang care.” WM. GUMBI.ETON Football Mgr., 3 Basketball. 2, 3 Prom Committee, 2 Usher. 2. 3 Sec. of A. A.. 3 Pres. Homeroom, I Sec. Homeroom, 2. 3 V. Pres. Dramatic Club. 2 V. Pres. Pep Club. 3 It is such a piece of good luck to be natural.” MALCOLM HAINES Basketball Mgr., 3 Second Childhood” Prom Committee. 2 Student Council, 1 Usher. 2. 3 V. Pres. Homeroom. I, Trcas. 2 Treas. Pep Club, 3 He wears the roses of youth.” JANE HALL Hi Times. 3 They well deserve to has-c that know the strongest and the surest way to get.” BURTON HAMMOND Football, 1, 2, 3 Basketball, I, 2, 3 Second Childhood Class Pres.. 3 Homeroom Pres., I, 2, 3 He was six foot o' man. A-l. Clean grit and human natur’. MARTHA HAWKINS Glee Club, I Basketball, I Student Council Pres., 3 Hi Times, I, 2, 3 Debate, 2, 3, Trcas. Homeroom, 2 A good heart’s worth gold. HARRIETT HE PEER Prom Committee, 2 Hi Times, 3 If to her share some female errors fall, look on her face and you’ll forget them all. GRACE HOUSI R Hi Times, 3 Corrian, 3 V. Pres. Lunch Club, 3 Jes’ the quiet kind whose natur’ never vary. HELEN HOVEY Pres. Homeroom, I Student Council, 2 A winning way. a pleasant smile.” KATHRYN HUBERTZ Debate Team, 2, 3 Homeroom V. Pres., 1, 2 Sec. Homeroom. 3 Class V. Pres., 2 Student Council, 2 Yankee King,” 3 Bid me discourse and I will enchant thine car.” PAUL HURLBUT Football. I, 2 Basketball, 1, 2, 3 Prom Committee, 2 Hi Times, 3 Usher. 3 Capt. Class Baseball, 2 I Ic seems so near and yet so far.” LEON JOHNSON Lucky is he and above the horde. Who can ride to classes in a Ford.” DOROTHY JONES Cheerleader, I Glee Club, I Second Childhood, 2 Yankee King,” 3 Basketball, 1 Prom Committee. 2 Usher. I. 2, 3 To labor is the list of man below.” JOHN KAFFERLIN In the spring a livelier iris changes on the burnished dove. In the spring a young man’s fancy lightly turns to thoughts of love.” MATILDA KAMBER Sec. Library Club. 3 Laugh when you arc tickled, and laugh once in a while anyway. ALFRED KETKO Where the stream runneth smoothest, the water is deepest.” LUCILLE KIM MY Hi Times, 3 Discretion in speech is more than eloquence.” BITTY KRONE Basketball, I, 2 Prom Committee. 2 Student Council, 3 Hi Timet, I, 3 Pret. of Tri-Hi-Y. I God will not love thee lett bee lute men love thee more. ROY LADD What'a in a name gentlemen; whit't in a name.” ROBERT 1 AMONA Capt. Rifle Team. 3 V. Pret. H. A. M„ 2. 3 The Devil flew from North to South with this young gallant in hit mouth— Kitmet.” SHIRLEY LARSON Treat. Library Staff. 3 But that I am forbid, I could a tale untold. RUTH LESTER Orchestra, I, 2, 3 Much witdom often goes with fewest words. DOROTHY I. IN DBF. RG Library Staff, 3 They who are pleated themselves, must always pleatc. RICHARD LYONS Editor Corrvtn, 3 Rifle team, 2, 3 Prom Committee, 2 Student Council, 2, 3 Yankee King, 3 V. Pres. Homeroom, I, 2 V. Pret. H. A. M„ 2. 3 A Mighty Hunter before the Lord. JOAN Mcl.EAN Glee Club, I. 2. 3 Prom Committee, 2 Thy modesty's a candle to thy merits.” JACK LINDSLEY Junior Play, 2 Prom Committee, 2 Student Council, 2, 3. Pres., 3 Usher. 2. 3 Sec. Pep Club. 3 And gladly would he learn and gladly teach. JEAN MACLF.ES Glee Club. 2. 3 I take it to be a principal rule of life, not to be too much addicted to any one thing.” MARY McMAHON Hi Times, 2 Library Staff, 3 V. Pres. Library Club. 3 A modest little violet half hidden from the eye. ROBERTA LONG Prom Committee. 2 Hi Times, 3 “Generosity is the flower of justice. OPAL MATTI-SON Glee Club. I. 2. 3 Full many a gem of purest ray serene. The dark, unfathomed caves of ocean bear. ALFRED MORRISON Football, 3 St. Edwards, I, 2 This is too much, we expected more. JOSEPH LOVELAND Rifle Team. 2, 3 Pres, of H.A.M.. 3 Prom Committee, 2 Capt. Rifle Team, 2 On their own merits modest men are dumb.” MARJORIE McELROY Salutatorian, 3 Pres. Homeroom, 1, 2, 3 Fli Times, 1, 2 Corrian, I, 2, 3 Prom Committee, 2 Second Childhood, 2 There's nothing ill can dwell in such a temple. RUTFI MOULD Debate Team, I It is a great thing to know the season for speech and the season for silence.” EDITH LYMAN Prom Committee, 2 Debating Team, I, 2, 3 l.ong shall we seek her likeness — long in vain. HARRIETT McLEAN Glee Club, I Basketball, I, 2, 3 Prism Committee. 2 Hi Times, 3 Corrian, 3 Cheerleader Treas. Flonteroom, I, 2 Treas. Tri-Hi-Y, 3 I call a spade, a spade. DOROTHY MYERS Basketball, 2, 3 Silent in class and very attentive. Behind such, one finds great incentive.” Page SiHtlten I Wll.MA PAULSON Glee Club, I, 2, 3 Bind. I, 2, J Orchestra, I, 2 Her shy nett it appalling. EUGENE PHILLIPS Football, I, 2, J Junior Play, 2 Your skill—it to make sound men tick, and tick men kill.” WARD PICCIRILI.O The world knows nothing of its greatest men.” ALBERT PITCAVAGF. Football, 1.2.) Basketball, ) See. Homeroom, 2 Pres. Homeroom, ' Usher, I. 2, J Prom Committee, 2 A lion among ladies is a most dreadful thing.” . JOAN PLACE Glee Club, I. 2. ) Pres. Home Room. ) Hi Times. Prom Committee. 2 Amusement to an ob-serving mind is study. CHARLES POPOVICH He does smile his face int . more line than are in the new map with the augmentation.” RKXIORl) PROCTOR “He said: What time? Leave now for dogs and apes! Man has forever. FERN RAYMOND Prom Committee, I Student Council, I Eli Times, 2 Corrian, I Usher. I, 2, 3 V. Pres. Student Council, ) V. Pres. Homeroom, I She has two eyes so soft and brown. Take care.” HOWARD RFHXBORG Prom Committee, 2 Hi Times, ) Rifle Team. 3 Usher. 2. 3 Treat. Homeroom, 2 Class Treas., 2 Women were made to give our eyes delight. RICHARD REYNOLDS Prom Committee, 2 ”1 am quiet; so was Lincoln. JOAN ROACH Hi Times, 2, ) Second Childhood. 2 Prom Committee. 2 With her eyes in a flood of laughter. ARLENE ROBBINS Homeroom Sec., I V. Pres. Homeroom. 2 Sec. Tri-Hi-Y, I Basketball. I, 2, 3 Talent shapes itself in quiet stillness. ELLA BLLLF. ROSCHIE Prom Committee. 2 Library Staff, 2, 3 Hi Times, 2 Whence is thy learning? Hath thy toil o‘cr books consumed the midnight oil? ROBERTA ROSS Basketball, I Pres. Library Club, 3 Library Staff, 3 “A blush of modesty o'er spread Eier cheek.” EDWIN SCHRAMLING Rifle Team, 3 His is not poetry but prose gone mad.” FRED SCHULTZ Prom Committee. 2 Full well they laughed with counterfeited glee at all his jokes, for many a joke had he. SUF. SHAVER Hi Times, 3 Prom Committee, 2 Brown eyes with wondrous witching charm. To bring us good or to work us harm.” ELLMEAR SMITH Prom Committee, 2 Library Staff, 2. 3 Without the smile, man’s a world without the sun. DELLA SORENSON Basketball, I, 2, 3 Prom Committee, 2 Hi Times, 3 It is not good for man to be alone.” HO X ARD SPERRY V. Pres. Osin Club. 2 Bull docs nothing bv halves.” Ptigc Tutnly JOHN SPR0VKR1 Rind, I. 2. 5 Orchcttu, 1,2,} School Treas., } And the night thill lx filled with music.” HELEN ST A HO VIC Glee Club, 1, } Hi Timet, } Let thy words be few. ALEXANDRA STRIGLER Clan Treat., ) Hi Timet, } Skilled was the in dollirt and cent .” CARL SULLIVAN Student Council, I, 2 Football, 2, J Hitketbill, 1,2,} Prom Committee, 2 Football Capt., } He bore himself at becomet a man. JOHN TAYLOR Football, 2. } Mummy and Mumps Yankee Kin Student Council. 1,2,} Corrian, I, 2 Clatt Pret., I Vice Pret., 2, } Prc). Homeroom. I. 2 Ever let the Fancy roam.” VIVA THOMAS Glee Club, I, 2 Corrian, } Library Staff, } My library wat kingdom large enough. JEANNE TITUS Prom Committee, 2 Hi Timet, 1, 2 Corrian I, 2, } Debate Team, 2 Uthcr, 2, } Second Childhood. 2 V. Pret. Athletic Ait'n, ) Treat. Homeroom, I Carc’t an enemy of life” JESSIE TURBI N A quick wit and ready tongue addt much to the pleature of the occaiion. EVELYN TURNER Hi Timet, } To those who know her not, no wordt can paint, and thote who know her know all wordt are faint. PHILIP WADE V. Pret. Coin Club. } No one ever taw a fat man leading a mob VIRGIL VARNER And when I ope my lip , let no dog bark.” IVA WEBBER Hi Timet, } It it well to think well: It it divine to act well JANE WELLS And I have oft heard defended— Little laid it toonett mended. LORA MAY VEILS Prom Committee, 2 Sec. Homeroom, I Content it the to toil by day and dream of wealth by night.” JOHN VILCOX Football, 2, } Junior Play, 2 Prom Committee. 2 Rifle Team, 2 Head Uther, } Pret. Pep Club. } Treat. Athletic Att'n., } Politics be d---d, it's popularity that counts. ROBERT WILLIAMS Corrian, } Football, 2 Katkeiball, 2 Prom Committee. 2 It this that gallant, gay Lothario? VIRGINIA WILLIAMS Valedictorian, } Basketball, I, 2, Library Staff, 2, } Chaplain Homeroom. } Sec. Library Staff, 2 None but herself can be her parallel. HARRIETT WYNN Glee Club. I Student Council. } Hi Times, I, 2 Corrian, } Prom Committee, 2 A mighty huntress and her prey was man. MARJORIE YOUNG Prom Committee, 2 Student Council. 2 Sec. Homeroom, } Hi Times, } Corrian, } The heart whose softness harmonized the whole.” JOHN 2EPKA Football, 2, } Basketball. I, } Junior Prom, 2 Hi Times, } Class Sec., 1 Capt. Class Bowling, } I shall ne’er be aware of mine own wit 'til I break my shins against it. (Class mill To Whom it May Concern: Wc. the members of the Class of 1937. of Corry High School, being in our right minds and possessed of all our faculties, do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament, and do direct that the gifts as listed below be apportioned as soon after our demise as practical. For the purpose of expediting the fulfillment of our wishes as set forth in this will, we do hereby appoint that the Class of 1938 being the chief beneficiary under this will, shall act as executors to sec that the conditions and bequests herein contained arc properly fulfilled. With exceptions as noted below, wc hereby give, devise, and bequeath to the Class of 1938 of Corry High School all possessions, reputations. and privileges which are rightfully ours and which wc have established, inherited, or otherwise come into possession of. We give them (the Class of 1938) the right to take our illustrious position as members of the Senior Class and. upon fulfillment of all obligations therein entailed, to pass this privilege and right to whomsoever they deem worthy to receive it. Dame Rumor ha it that Norma Bennett wishes to dedicate Iter A ability to Benny Baumgarten. Jo Ann Roach paw her pep, wim 8c wigor on to Bob Morton. It hat been quietly noited about that Martha Marie llawkint donates her a flee I ion t for Dick Crotcutt to Julia Zepka. The well-known sportsman, Racket Ed Becker leaves his athletic feet to Howard Brooks. It behooves Ella Belle Rotchic to hand down her daily library duties and monthly attendance at club suppers to Robert Frasier. Ejected” Bracken gallantly leaves within these portals his crush on Mary Castor to Bob Waite. Scorpion Bob Lamona—it possible to leave—hands down (far down) his tail stories and bear hunting, also affection for P. D. to Robert Curtis. Marjorie McElroy has confessed to us that she heartily wishes to render her past to Shirley liinman. Iona Bennett hesitantly lends her High School musical career to Ley I a (Tciddy) Merritt. Helen Dansun aJrnits her idea of leaving to Marjorie Sawyer her three completed years of school. Charles Popovich bequeaths to Keith Crowell his remarkable intelligence. James Greene, another shop Romeo, announced that no one may have Edith Lyman but that Vernon Thompson may use his shop checks. Paul Butcher llurlbut leaves to Arthur Shamburg his athletic ability and stature. Art should be well pleased. Mary Hinman becomes the recipient of cousin Marjorie’s secretarial ability in preparation for future M.M. activity. To Fern Mary Reed, Roberta Long says goodbye ! Jessie Turben hands down to Freda Daniels her corner of the hall for morning, noon, and night. Bill Betts bequeaths with trembling hand his devoted and cherished affections for Carlotta Mead to Bob Gulick and Mary Loveland John land Sakes Zepka gladly parts with his knowledge of French and sadly leaves his young S. P. to Dick Orhn. Viva Thompson passes her speedy typing ability to Minna Kamber. Helen Hovey leaves her wavy, chestnut locks to Robert Hunt. Dorothy Jones leaves her interests in college lads to Muriel Young and Sara Roach. Jeanne Titus dedicates her membership in the M. M.'s to Peggy Sullivan. Junior Sullivan hesitantly lends his claim on Roberta King to Martin Kcppcl. Squecjie. But not for long. Squeejie! Matilda Kamber hands over her job of running errands for teachers to Paul Taylor. Charles Atlas Costello dedicates his monkeyshines in class to Bids Hillstrom. Cracker Jack l.indsley passes down his efficiency and capability to John Strigler—the Accident Monger. Joan Place and Joan McLean fondly leave their walks to and from school to Edith Hixson and Doris Follett. Mary Elizabeth Zipper” Gillette leaves her convertible coupe to Betty Fogle and Shirley Hinman, just in case they need fresh air next year. Wilma Paulson deems it suitable to lend her place in Perry's Orchestra to Betty Stewart. Fern Raymond decides to lend her Biology experiments and scientific knowledge to Kathleen Hazel. As a last minute decision Helen Damon and Iona Bennett bequeath to the renowned Sophomores, Maxine Greeley and E. Armitage, the monopoly of the Springcreek Road. Lochinvar Rehnborg. Howitzer Haines, Cracker Jack I indslcy, Wildcat Taylor, and Tiger Lyons leave to Fred Christenson. Vernon Thompson. Dick Croscutt, and Joe Reyda, on the second day of June, their assistant positions in Chemistry Laboratory classes. Good luck boys ! To Miss Titus ($. G.) and Miss Bennett (R. G.) the seniors wish to leave their thanks for the use of P. D. and History books during their Junior and Senior years and hope that the return of practically all of them has been acknowledged. And now. without further ado, we-whoa ! here comes Beanball Ed on two wheels and a harebrained jack-rabbit; with a cluck” to his loam flecked steed he relinquishes all claim to the right of way on the Springcreek road. Signed, Senior Class of 1937. Pugr TutMty-fom HJ unto rs TOP ROW—Left Picture—Footfallen: Gates, Christensen, Phelps, Lundy. MiJJIe Picture Ofken: Pres. Striker, V. Pres. Swanson, (also most versatile and best disposition). Sec. Paulson. Treas. Van-Cise. Right Picture—Four nice union: H. Anderson. Stewart, M. Anderson. Hixson. MIDDLE ROW—Left Pic turn Graft (Mott intellectual, versatile, and likely to succeed). Gulick (Most popular, best looking, and best athlete), Hinrnan (Best looking). MiJJIe Picture—T esc ben: Price, Rowland. Byler, Anderson. Rjglst Picture: Hearing (Most intellectual and likely to succeed), Follett Most popular and most active). Sawyer (Best disposition). BOTTOM ROMk'—Left Picture—CooJ lookers: Loveland. Donaldson. Fogle. MiJJIe Rom—Tmo uctise Juniors: Paulson and Taylor. Right Rots'—fasket fallen: Phelps. Gulick, Lorence. Puge TuvHty-scven TOP PICTURE—Bottom Row, Left to Right: Crystal June Adimi, Glenda Allen. Dorthy Amy, Harriette Anderson, 1 ucille Goring. Jenny Ficcardi. Alberta Armitage. Cassius Armitage, Roger Barnhart. Ruth Beckwith, Cerda Belden. Second Row. Left to Right: Stanley Bielawtki, Dorothy Bjorkquist, Clarabelle Bloss, E me line Drake. Jean Collins, Howard Brooks. Dorothy Burrows. Mardinc Chase, Freda Daniels, Roland Chase, Fred Christenson. Third Row, Left to Right: Margaret Grace. Marian Briggs, Mildred Bromley. Betty Fogle, Doris Follet, Steve Byatrycki, Frank Dahl. Betty Dahlstrand. Tof Row, Left to Right: Alvin Cogan, Burton Dearing, Marian Donaldson, Rachel Graft, Mildred Anderson, Margaret Anderson, John Cole, Richard Croscutt, Keith Crowell. CENTER PICTURE—Bottom Ron, Ixft to Right: Mary Loveland. Marguerite Ncylon, Edith Hixson. Robert Hunt, Preston Ohrn, Robert Lindstrom, Philip McCray, V'crcne Hill, Georgia Munn. Thelma Kirch. Margaret Kovach. Second Row. Ixft to Right: Karl Gates, John Lawson, Helen Howard. Beulah Lewis. Florence Johnson, Alberta Me Elroys Carol Mae Hoskins, Charlotte Nagel, Marjorie Lathrop, Shirley Hinman, F.lwyn Gage. Third Rom. Left to Right: Robert Gulick, Lois Halfast, Viola McCray, Gerald Grover, Fred Hacncl, Howard Lyman, Joe Lorence. Top Ron, Ixft to Right: Robert Morton, Roger McCray, Lloyd McCray, James Lundy, Paul Fullom, Russell Hawley. BOTTOM PICTURE—Bottom Row, Ixft to Right: Kenneth Paulson, Richard Orn, John Robert Sill, Varner Swanson Second Row, Ixft to Right: Harriett Shaw, Flva Owen. Frank D.imbrowski, Mary Sproveri, Shirley Smith, Betty Stroup, Betty Jane Stewart. Anna Radecki, Alice Ranck, Mary Alice Retherford. Julia Zepka. Jacquelyn Rowan, Victoria Vojciechowski. Third Row, Ixft to Right: Valter Dundon, Philip Sample, Edward St. Pierre, C harles Savko. Vivian Peterson. Edgar Taylor, Allen Vrighi, Marjorie Sawyer, Paul Fleming. Lynn Thompson, Alice Tupper, Arthur Thompson, Donald Sickler. Fourth Row, Left to Right: Alex Dubrosky, Robert Deyoe, Bruno Spitman, Robert Vallace, MacBain Sears, John Strigler. Merle Van Cise. Fifth Ron, Ixft to Right: Robert Swanson, John Villi , Paul Taylor, Paul Phelps, Joe Rcyda, Glenn Vright, Vernon Thompson. Pege Twenty-eight ilinw: s v«el Huttinr $Jlay STANDING —Lift to Right: Mary Loveland Flo Kenneth Paulton - Abe Higgenbottom Rachel Graft . - - Matilda Jason Walter Dundon ... Aleck Smart Proton Ohrn . ... Jonas Jason Betty Jane Dahlstrand - - Claudie MacBain Sears ----- Hiram Betty Jane Stewart ... “The Pot SKATED Burton Hearing ... Abtolom Hawko Harriette Anderson . Mamie Rose Marion Donaldton ... - Abigail Jono Robert Hunt - Raitui Elwyn Gage .... Ted Lewis Shirley Hinman - - - Anne Watkins Robert Swanson ... - The Sheriff Betty Fogle - Billy La Mont “The Ghost Parade. the play presented by the class of '38 as their Junior Play, was held on Friday. November 20. 1936. It is a three-act mystery-comedy concerning a young girl who has inherited a supposedly haunted hotel. After many complications it is discovered that the ghosts are real flesh and blood crooks who are punished for their crimes and the drama ends happily. As usual the play was given to earn funds for the Junior-Senior Prom. It was a huge financial success as well as enjoyable entertainment for those who attended. The members of the cast, the stage crew, and particularly Miss Bennett, directress, deserve much credit for their untiring labor. Post Thirty (On JJaraiir Adams. Crystal J.—Alarmed at her own voice. Allen. Glenda L.—When she comes, peace come with her. Amy. Dorthy M.—Whenever you want to talk with a sensible girl choose her. Anderson, Harriettc F.—Fresh as ever as Mamie Rose in I he Ghost Parade. Anderson. Margaret B.—She makes sunshine in life s shady places. Anderson. Mildred P.—She'll be a friend through any strife. Armitage. Alberta R.—A song a day keeps old Mr. Gloom away. Armitage. Rolland C.—Let the world wag as it will. Barnhart, Roger O.—Always willing to oblige. Beckwith. Ruth H.—Versatility is supreme. Bcldrn, Gerda F.—A smile will go a long, long way. Kielawski. Stanley—One of our agreeable shop boys. Bjorkquist. Dorothy L.—Tomorrow’s best cook. Blow, Clarabelle—Laugh, and the world laughs with you. Briggs. Marian G.—The way to a man’s heart. Bromley. Mildred I.—Better late than never. Brooks. Howard C.—Bright as a sunbeam. Burrows, Dorothy F.—Good sense and good nature arc ever joined. Bystrycki, Steve B. -Judge for yourself. Chase, Mardine R.—Fat, and be well. Chase. Rolland C.—He has just enough of learning to want no more Christensen, Fred—His limbs were cast in manly mold—to star in football. Cogan, Alvin S.—Pleasure has its time; so. too. has wisdom. Cole. John C.—Never the same job twice. Collins, Jean A.—Never in a hurry, but always there. Croscutt, Richard F..—Mild, yet satisfying. Crowell. Keith M.—Our nonchalant baby. Dahl. Frank A.—Just another day wasted away, when in school. Dahlstrand, Betty J.—A grin is worth a million frowns. Daniels. Freda E.—A small, but entrancing miss. Hearing. Burton F..—When pleasure interferes with work, forego the pleasure. Dcyoc, Robert T.—For he’s a jolly good fellow. Dombrosky, Frank P.—Deeds, not words. Donaldson. Marion .—She hopes to return to ( H. S. as the school pill pusher. Drake. Fmaline G.—She speaks only when spoken to. Dubrosky. Alex—He sees a great many enjoyable things in life. Dundon, Walter J.—He wins his friends through an entrancing personality. Ficcardi, Jennie R.—Neither solemn, nor serious; at peace with the world. Fleming, Paul T.—He walks a mile in half the time it takes an average person. Fogle, Betty J.—On with the dance, let joy, be unconfined. Follctt, Doris G.—She has the appearance of an angel, but her actions give it all away. Fullom, Paul F.—Life is too short to worry. Gage. F.lwyn C.—A good disposition is more valuable than riches. Gates, Karl I).—A friendly nature begets friends. Goring. Lucille L.—My own thoughts are my companions. Grace, Margaret A.—Mischief shines in her eyes—it’s the Irish in her. Graft. Rachel M.—You with the classic few belong who temper wisdom with a smile. Grover. Gerald C.—Oh! this learning, what a thing it is. Halfast, Lois I.—For her the skies will never be gray. Gulick. Robert J.—The best of athletes; the most courteous of gentlemen. Hawley. Russell W.—Much study is wearisome to the mind. Hill, Verene A.—To know her was itself a pleasure. Ilinman, Shirley M.—To behold her is to love her. Hixson, Ldith I..—So wise, so young, they say, do never live long. Haencl, Fred O.—Youth comes but once in a life-time. Hoskins, Carol M.—Play again, mine ear is much enamored of thy note. Howard. Helen N.—I know it is a sin for me to sit and giggle. Hunt. Robert V.—I to myself am dearer than a friend. Johnson, Florence K.—Say nothing, and none can criticize thee. Johnson, Fred H.—I think they talked of me. for they laughed consumed ly. Kcppel, I.auris I.—He is armed without, that is innocent within. Kirch. Thelma K.—As short as any dream. Kovach. Margaret—A big smile for such a little girl. I.athrop, Marjorie B.—Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. Lawson. John F..—An honest face is the best passport. Lewis. Beulah L.—You have the fun. the frolic, and the glee. Lindstrom. Robert C.—Seldom comes the glory till a man be dead. Lorence. Joseph—A student, a friend, a comrade, too. Loveland, Mary F.—No sleep till morn, when youth and pleasure meet. Lundy. James L.—He is a veritable fountain of mirth. Lyman, Howard A.—I’ll prove the contrary, if you'll let me speak. McCaslin, Arnold G.—He played and sang from morn till night. McCray. Lloyd N.—A prince of good fellows. McCray. Phillip R.—He will bear the test of exact criticism. McCray, Roger T.—Quietness is a gift few possess. McCray, Viola L.—Blushing is the color of virtues. McFIroy, Alberta V.—She tastes the joy that comes of labor. Morton. Robert C.—Man wants but little here below. Munn. Georgia I.—The gayest flirt who coached it round the town. Page Thirty-out Nagel, Charlotte C.—The more we «tudy. the more we discover our ignorance. Ncylon, Marguerite I .- -Her smile shows her happiness, her friends, her popularity. Ohrn, Preston A.—Up! Up! my friend, and quit your books. Orn. Richard j.—Locks such as Romeo might have envied. Owen. Flva I.—With wayward thoughts, her eves were bright. Paulson, Kenneth S.—Satan still finds mischief for idle hands to do. Peterson. Vivian E.—A girl reliable anJ true. She surely is a worker, too. Phelps. Paul J.—Life is ever humorous to him. Kadccki, Anna—To those who know her best, a friend most true and hearty. Ranck, Alice I.—Anxious to learn and be friendly, clever and willing to work. Rctherford, Mary A.—A devil abroad, a saint at home. Reyda. Joe—I.et mildness ever attend thy tongue. Rowan, Jacquelyn M.—The sweetest thing that ever grew beside human door. St. Pierre, Edward P.— An aifable and courteous gentleman, a worker, too. Sample, Philip J.—Just enough of learning to misquote. Savako, Conrad L.—Ambition always succeeds in the end. Savko. Charles T.—The devil’s mischief lights his eyes. Sawyer, Marjorie l .—Laugh and grow stout. Scars, MacBain—Blow, wind, blow! Here's your equal. Shaw. Harriett M.— fit said the best things come in small packages. Sickler, Donald R.—Agriculture is the noblest of the arts. Sill, Johnrobert I).—Oh. don't be sill ! Smith, Shirley M.—Thy head is as full of quarrels as an egg is full of meat. Spitman, Bruno E.— His modest) is a candle to his meat. Sprovcri. Mary L—Her air is so modest, her aspect so meek. Stewart, Betty J.—To know her is to love her. and to love but her forever. Striglcr, John G.—Though vanquished, he argued still. Stroup. Betty E.—A sweet personality, full of rascality. Swanson. Warner H.- Let every man be master of his fate. Swanson, Robert M.—The actor supreme, the wit of the Junior Class. Taylor, Edgar A.—Vie Spring Creekers all labor diligently. Taylor, Paul L.—He proves best on the football field. Thompson. Arthur I.—A perfect riot in any class. Thompson, Lynn—An everlasting optimist. Thompson, Vernon B.—What my mind thinks, my tongue speaks. Tocrck. John—Great modesty often hides great worth. Tuppcr, Alice M.—The tall, the wise, the sincere. Van Cite. Merle S.—A lion among ladies. Wallace, Robert D.—Makes more noise with his cymbals than with his tongue. Willis, John W.—Oh, do not slander him. for he it kind to dogs. Wojciechowtki, Victoria F.—Good to look at, better to know. Wright. Allan M.—It's hard to tell what he'll do next. WrightJ Glenn E.—A friend in need is a friend indeed. Zepka. Julia A.—A better schoolmate it is hard to find. Hmtinr (Haas Uiatonj We. the Class of 38.” began our high school career in 1935 as the much abused and ridiculed Sophomores. Of course we made some stupid blunders — what Sophomores don't? But we showed discretion in choosing our class officers. President. Robert Swanson; Vice President. Walter Dundon. and Secretary - Treasurer. Doris Follett. showed their supremacy as leaders in our few. but important school activities. We did our share, too. to make our school athletics the success they were. Many of the outstanding stars of both the football and basketball teams were members of our class. Many of us also took part in other school activities such as the Mi-Times and Corrian staffs. Debating team. Band, and Orchestra, as well as in the various clubs. In our Junior year we again made a fine choice of officers. As President, we chose John Strigler: Vice President. Robert Swanson: Secretary. Kenneth Paulson, and Treasurer, Merle Van Cise. Our Junior Class Play. The Ghost Parade was a financial success and paved the way to a Junior-Senior Prom which will be remembered long after we have ceased to ramble through the corridors of our High School. Thirty-two opljmttnrps - nphmium's TOP ROT-- .c Picture—Footballers: Rourkc. I lammond, McF.lroy, Bracken. Second Picture—Officers: Pres. Chris, (also most popular, best disposition, and most active); Treas. Johnson, (also most intellectual, best disposition, and most likely to succeed); V. Pres. Menton, (also most versatile and most intellectual); Sec. Wet more. Third Picture: Brown, (best athlete). Right Picture—Three flood Sophs: Lewis, Gordon, and Miller. Ml DDL! ROW—Left Picture—Three more food Soph : Hinman, King. and R. Bennett. Middle Picture—Teachers: Glossner, Smith, and Myers. Right Picture—Four popular boys: Burr, ('.raker, llillsiroin. Bracken. BOTTOM ROW—left Picture: Bertram, (most versatile), Reesl. (best looking), l indsley. (best looking). Castor, (most popular and most active). Right Picture—liaikctballen: Rourkc, Loveland, Chris. Bracken. Frasier, and Simmon sen. Page Thirty-five TOP PICTURE—Bottom Ron. left to right: Peter Rezzelle. Arthur Shamburg. John Stowe. Victor Nielson, Mcllbourne Sorenton, Walter Paulson, Warren Proctor. Frank Rouse. Charles Rourke. Second Rou, left to right: l.ouella Thurston, Josephine Valciti. Helen Morton, Anna Romanosky, I.ois Rccsink, Muriel Young, Peg);) Sullivan, Sara Jane Roach. Bernice Smith, Rose Perry. Katherine Pavkov. Third Rou, left to right: Mildred Nichols, Thelma Vandcrhoof, Prudence Silvis, Virginia Slye, Eunice Sickler. Shirley Ohrn, Katherine Wells. Betsy Ross, Margaret Proper, Helen Ronsanosky. fourth Rou. left to right: Elaine Patterson, Lillian Spaulding. Verna Wctmore. Bernice Wade, Sam Pavkov. Robert Wickwire. Paul Nichols, Hubert Watrous. fifth Rou. left to right: Paul Weber, Ernest Simmonsen. Robert Waite. Richard Sperry. Charles Sturdcvant. Lynn Thomas. Theodore Swanson. MIDDLE PICTURE—Bottom Row, left to right: Hiram Blakeslee, Max Chris. Lyle Akam, James Appleby, Lawrence Clark, Ben Baumgartcn, Kenneth Burr. Charles Bracken. Second Row, left to right: Betty Bates. Evelyn Barton. Mary Bacha. Ruth Bennett. Lottie Bennett. Donna Bertram. Lorna Akam. Iona Breed, Echo Akans, Elizabeth Armitage, Lucille Barnes. Third Rou. left to right: Jane Campbell, Mary Castor, Raymond Cathers. Edwin Eggleston. George Beilis, Merle Gates. Ruth Cobb. Betty Crane, Roy Crawford, Robert Curtis, John IVaring. fourth Row, left to right: Louis Decker, Lillian Desmond, Marion Dingfeldcr, I .cot a Eastman, Carlclon Craker. Eula Fox, Jeannette Gordon, Bernice Gravino. fifth Row, left to right: John Frankovit , Wendell Gage, Isabelle Gates. Leo Gates. Lxiuis Eastman, Harold Gohn, Frank Fitch. Bernard Goode, Robert Brown. BOTTOM PICTURE—Bottom Rou. left to right: Gerald Hammond, Joseph McCray, Martin Keppel, Lewis Mallick, Richard Lindslcy. John Long, Arthur Loveland, Michael Kundracik, Leo Higlcy. Second Rou, left to right: Mary Fiinman, Katherine Kri .anik, Mary Laurie, Mary Miller, Roberta King, Norma Klcr, Frances Haines, Coletta Lewis, Bertha Krupa, Shirley McCaslin, Joan Lutton. Third Row, left to right: Austin Johnson, Minna Kamber. Willowa Jones, Jewel Eiasbrouck, Mildred Kon-drlik. Kathleen Hazel. F.lsie Lindberg, Marion Keefer. Lucille Kirch. Norman Maynard, fourth Row, left to right: Edna Mixer, Phyllis McClintock. Shirley Harvey. Maxine Greely. Leila Merritt, Inez McGraw, Mary La Machio, Virginia McArthur, fifth Rou. left to right: Edward McElroy, Clare Hillstrom, Percy Miles, Dorothy Johnson, Charles Mitchell, Lucille Jones, Keith Henton, Mary Maloney, Quentin McCray, Gertrude Johnson. Page Thirly-tix Echo Akam 7 2 21 I.orna Akam 5 20 2 I Elizabeth Armitagc 5 1 21 Mary Bacha 11 15 21 Lucille Barnes 5 10 21 Evelyn Barton 5 26 21 Betty Bate 9 4 21 Benjamin Baumgarten 8 6 20 George Beilis 12 18 21 Lottie Bennett 11 20 21 Ruth Bennett 10 22 20 Donna Bertram 9 25 20 Hiram Blakeslee 6 10 20 Charles Bracken 6 5 21 lone Breed 6 6 21 Robert Brown 7 15 21 Kenneth Burr 10 9 21 Jane Campbell 12 11 19 Donald Carter 8 8 20 Mary Castor 5 1 22 Raymond Cathcrs 12 11 20 Max Chris 10 50 21 Ruth Cobb 6 25 21 Carleton Craker 9 10 21 Betty Crane 8 29 20 Robert Curtis 8 4 21 John Dearing 8 14 21 I illian Desmond 8 20 21 Marian Dingfelder 8 18 25 Vinton Drake 2 8 21 F.mbert F.arlc 5 24 20 Leota Eastman 6 9 22 Eula Fox 5 8 21 Isabel Gates 10 25 21 Harold Gohn 1 27 21 Bernard Goode 12 25 20 Wendall Gage 7 16 22 Jeanette Gordon 4 5 21 Richard Grace 4 4 18 Thomas Grace 7 24 21 Maxine Greeley 8 25 22 Bernice Gravino 5 8 21 Francis Haines 6 4 19 Gerald Hammond 9 4 20 Shirley Harvey 9 14 25 Jewel Hasbrouck 10 14 19 Kathleen Hard 4 14 22 Keith Hcnton 6 10 21 Clare Hillstrom 9 l 20 Mary Hinman 2 1 22 Austin Johnson 9 25 21 Dorthy Johnson 4 1 22 Gertrude Johnson 5 28 21 Lucille Jones 4 6 20 Willowa Jones 9 16 21 Minna Kamber 10 8 22 Marian Keefer 11 15 21 Martin Keppel 11 4 21 Roberta King 6 8 21 Lucille Kirch 6 24 20 Norma Kler 4 2 21 Mildred Kondrlick 6 2 21 Katherine Krizank 9 10 21 Michael Kundracik 5 29 21 Bertha Kroupa 8 15 21 Mary La Machio 7 l 21 Mary Laurie 11 19 21 Colette Lewis 7 25 21 Elsie Lindbcrg 12 5 21 Richard Lindsley 6 50 21 Arthur Loveland 12 6 20 Joan Lutton 1 2 22 Louis Mallick 4 14 21 Virginia McArthur 8 4 21 Shirley McCaslin 12 5 20 Phylis McClintock 8 16 21 Quentin McCray 4 2 21 Edward McElroy 6 21 21 Inez McGraw ll s 21 Mary Maloney 4 19 21 Lcyla Merritt 7 10 20 Mary Miller 7 5 22 Edna Mixer 10 9 20 Helen Morton l 10 22 Mildred Nichols 5 28 22 Paul Nichols 6 l l 2l Victor Nielson 1 5 22 Shirley Ohrn 11 24 21 F.laine Patterson 8 14 21 Valter Paulson 5 11 22 Katherine Pavkov 2 17 21 Samuel Pavkov 1 24 20 Rose Perry 5 7 22 Warren Procter 12 25 21 Margaret Proper 7 5 19 Fern Reed 5 25 21 Lois Keesink Il l8 2l Anne Romanosky 6 8 20 Helen Romanosky 5 g l8 Charles Rourkc 7 2 5 21 Frank Rouse 6 28 20 Arthur Shamburg 10 25 21 Eunice Sickler 7 51 20 Prudence Silvis 7 25 18 Virginia Slye 5 24 20 Bernice Smith 5 8 20 Lillian Spaulding S l 2l Richard Sperry 8 18 21 John Stowe 2 24 21 Charles Sturdevant 5 5 21 Peggy Sullivan 2 22 21 Theodore Swanson 4 15 21 Lynn Thomas 11 25 22 I.ouella Thurston 5 1 19 Josephine Valletti 5 8 21 Thelma Vanderhoof 1 15 20 Bernice Wade 2 28 21 Robert Waite 7 16 22 Hubert Watrous 1 51 22 Paul Weber 6 5 21 Katherine Wells 1 15 22 Verna Vet more 10 12 21 Robert Vickwire 2 20 21 Muriel Young 2 9 22 SHOP BOYS James Appleby 2 17 21 Lawrence Clark 5 25 20 Roy Crawford 10 5 20 l-ouic Decker 12 15 21 Louie Eastman 12 1 19 Edwin Eggleston 11 15 21 John Frankovitz 12 10 20 Frank Fitch 2 6 20 Leo Gates 12 8 18 Merle Gates 8 50 20 John Long 5 25 20 Joseph McCray 1 6 22 Norman Maynard 8 14 20 Percy Miles 4 2 20 Charles Mitchell 9 22 19 Ernest Sinimonsen 5 27 21 Melbourne Sorenson 9 18 22 Page Thirty-tight Atfylptira Russell H. Byler (?oach This is Coach Russell Byler. It is not necessary that we say more. Let's look at the record !” Page Forty-one JfimthaU WATTSBURG Aroused at the start of the game by having a touchdown scored against them. Beavers proceeded to wipe out Hamburg. 34-12. Pitcavagc shows the signs of a great fullback. EDINBORO Continued their scoring spree at the expense of the Edin-boro Turtles. Beavers ran up a 26-0 score. Red Taylor runs wild this day. High hopes of good season begin to arrive. LAWRENCE PARK Ran into stiff opposition and were spanked. 19-6. Getting off to a bad start, Corry outplayed them the second half. Pit-cavage starred for Beavers. Ccrry’s only off-day of the year. TITUSVILLE Broke the Titusville jinx and unbeaten record with a smashing 7-0 triumph. Wilcox was shaken loose for the 70-yard winning run and touchdown. Only one substitution the whole game for Corry. SHEFFIELD Playing in a sea of mud Corry barely squeezed through with a 13-0 triumph. Pitcavagc and Gulick starred with a touchdown apiece. • YOUNGSVILI.E Ran roughshod over the Youngsvillc team, 31-0. Red Taylor and Doc” Taylor led the attack on Youngsville. Started fast but slowed down. Whole squad saw action. NORTH EAST Corry shoved heavier Grapepickcrs all over the field for an overwhelming 28-0 victory. Everybody was playing heads-up ball today. Pitcavagc. Red Taylor, Doc” Taylor and Gulick scored touchdowns. UNION CITY Closed the most successful Corry season in years with a smashing, one-sided 31-0 triumph over the archrivals from Union. Scoring three touchdowns almost at will in the first quarter, Corry coasted to victory. Two teams felt the glory of the victory by entry into the game. FOOTBALL—Hot tom Ron . left to right: ‘Bracken, ‘Cragg, 'Phillips, ‘Pitcavagc, 'J. Taylor, ‘Hammond. ‘Sullivan, (capt.), ‘Wilcox, 'P. Taylor, ‘Gulick. Brown. Second Rou. left to right: Nichols. ‘Christenson. ‘Dubrosky, ‘Phelps, Reynolds. ‘Gates, ‘Lundy, ‘Zepka, 'Morrison. Coach Byler. Third Rou. left to right: Arnold. Bielawski. Rourke. G. Hammond, McElroy, Dingfelder, C. Bracken. Eddy. Williamt, fourth Rou, left to right: ‘.Mgr. Gumbleton, Consello, C. Taylor, Foster, Ohrn, J. Sickler, F. Sicklcr. • Lctterman basketball Under Coach Russ Byler’s first year as basketball mentor, Corry Hi experienced its most successful basketball season in the recent history of the school. The powerful Corry Hi Beavers rolled an amazing total of 1003 points in its overburdened 31-game schedule. The Corry Hi quintet won 26 games and lost only 5 during the entire season. The Beavers triumphed over such formidable foes as West .Millcrcck. Lawrence Park and Union City. The 1936-37 basketball season marked the booking of tougher foes, and the season was climaxed with an intersectional battle with Ashtabula Hi School of Ashtabula, Ohio. The season svas brought to a successful close, with the Beavers winning the Southern division title of the Erie County Class B league. In the playoffs with the rangy Parkers from Lawrence Park, the Beavers lost the first of a two-out-of-three titular match at Lawrence Park by a 26-16 score. They came back and won the next game at home in a 20-18 thriller. In the final game of the playoffs and season, on the spacious Strong Vincent floor, the Beavers lost a heart-breaking overtime game by a 24-22 count. BASKETBALL—Rottoni Rou, left to right: Rourke. Loveland, Simmonsen, Weber, Chris. Second Row, left to right: ‘Sullivan. ‘Taylor, ‘Hammond, ‘Hurlbut, ‘Gulick. Third Row. left to right: ‘Mgr. Haines, Phelps, ‘Lundy, I.orcnce, Mc- Elroy, Coach Byler. fourth Rou, left to right: ‘Bracken, ‘Zepka, ‘Brown, ‘Pitcavage, ‘Gumbleton. ‘ Lctterman T.ge forty-tuo JfunthaU iHi'it CAPT. CARI. SUM IVAN—Fnd—Senior Bot end in j decade of High School football in Corry. Inspiring leader. All-County End. CAPT.-ELECT BOB GULICK—Emd—Junior Good offensive end. played heads-up ball whole season. Will make a good leader for next year’ team. Exceptionally fine punter. ALEX OUBROSKY—Find—Junior Valuable reserve end, hard player and worker, with more pep will be a star. PAUL PHELPS—End—Junior Likely regular next year, very peppy player with plenty of talk. BUR TON HAM MON D—T« kle—Senior Hampered by injuries, but turned in nice job at tackle. Will be missed next year. BOB BRACKEN—Tickle—Senior Was steady football player consistent and stable, had best day against Lawrence Park. One of best linemen of recent years. JOHN ZEPK A—Tackle-—Senior Hard charging, hard to stop when aroused, always plugging, shone with brilliance in North East game. I RED CHRISTENSON—Tickle—Junior First year of football, but next year seems certain to be a star. Tower of strength on defense. BOB BROWN—Ginird—Sophomore Young but a fine football player. Was best in Titusville game, has two more years of tough football. TOMMY CRAGG—Guard—Freshman One of the youngest varsity football players in the state, he is only 14, but is a fine football player. Was good in every game. CARL GATES—Guard—Jumor Steady and a hard worker, fast and a good tackier, valuable lineman. Best in Union City game. GENE PI IILLIPS—Center—Seuior Chatterbox of team, hard worker, always fighting, shone brightest in Lawrence Park game. JIMMY LUNDY—Center—Junior Fine center, deadly tackier, but for lack of experience might have been varsity center. Corry will not be weak at center next year. IXX-. TAYLOR—Quarterback—Senior Heady field general, good defense back, fine blocker, fair runner. Became a scoring threat in the North East and Union City games. BOB REYNOLDS—Quarterback—brahman Mighty mite of the Hi School team, weighing only 118 pounds. Canny field general, fine tackier and blocker. Only a Freshman. Rl D TAYLOR—Half hack—Junior Shiftiest runner of team, fine paster, runner. Ran wild against I dinboro and Youngsville. JOHNNY WllCOX—Halfhack—Srmor Fastest man of the squad, fine passer, runner, and punter. Was star of Titusville game with his 70-yard winning touchdown run. AL MOR R ISON—Halfback—Senior Valuable retenre back, fast, good runner, fair passer, always scrapping. AL PI TC A V AG I —Fullback—Senior Star of season, greatest fullback in history of school, main scoring threat, powerful runner, deadly blocker and tackier, always fighting, a great football player. SJaslu'thall iftru BOB GULICK—foruarj—Junior Running up the highest score for a Corry Hi basketball player in a number of years. Bob showed the Beaver fans a classy exhibition of basket-shooting. He reached his peak in the Waterford game, when he amassed a total of 20 points. CARL SULLIVAN—ForuarJ—Senior A scoring threat and the fastest man on the squad, he was a cool, steady player. Hit his peak in the Academy game. BUD GU.MBLI TON—ForuarJ—Senior A tricky, pivoting player who played good basketball consistently and proved himself to be a star in his full season as a regular. AL PITCAVAGE—ForuarJ—Senior A rough and tumble player. When a ball is loose, he usually comes up with it. A valuable man when going was tough. PAUL HURLBUT—Center—Senior A clever ball handler, was a dead shot close to a basket. The best foul shooter of the team. BOB BROWN—Center—Sophomore Best rebound shot on team, a tough player, very peppy and talkative. He talked many opponents out of shots. RED” T AY LOR—Guard—Junior Shiftiest player on the team, second highest scorer, was the sparkplug of the team. Red played according to strength of the opposition, he was a long shot artist. Starred in tougher games. BURTON HAMMOND—Guard—Seuior The back guard of the team, ben defensive player, seldom scored but always played a good game, good rebounder. BOB BRACKEN—Guard—Senior Cool, steady player, kept team calm, good long shot, played good defensive ball. JOIIN ZEPK A —Guard—Senior Had a late start, which handicapped him, was a good rebound getter, played good defensive ball. JIMMY LUNDY—Guard—Junior Very fast player, good dribbler, fair shot, will be a star next year. JOI LOR E NCF—Center—Jumor Up and coming center, a high scoring player, very hard to shake loose. PAUL PHELPS—ForuarJ—Junior Good shot, high scorer, certain to In- better next year. Sparkplug of reserves. ra e Forty-four Atlilrttr §nop0 TOP LEFT PICTURE—Intramural lioul.nX ( hamfrom (14). Fint Row, left to right: Arthur Thompson. Kenneth Paulson. Proton Ohrn, John Strigler. Richard Orn. Top Ron : Philip Sample. Vernon Thompson, Robert Morton. Paul Phelps, John Wilcox. Second Picture: Football Mgr., W illiam Gumbleton; Basketball Mgr., Malcolm Haines. SECOND ROW—Pint Picture—Cheerleaders: Kenneth Burr. IXiris Foilett, Betty Dahlstrand. John Striker, Kenneth Paulson. Robert Swanson. Second Picture: Our able Faculty Mgr. of Athletics. Mr. Anderson. Third Picture: Tennis Champion, Robert Bracken. Fourth Picture—Offiaalt of Athletic Allocation: Pres.. John Taylor; Vice Pres., Jeanne Titus; Sec., William Gumbleton; I reas., John Wilcox. BOTTOM ROW—Fint Picture—Football Moguls: Coach Bylcr. Capt. Carl Sullivan. Second Picture- Intramural Baikclball Cham from (61. I ft to Right: Ward Piccirillo. Ed Schramlinjt. Joe Loveland. Jack Taylor, Dick Lyons. Fred Schultz, Al Morrison, Bob Williams, John Zcpka. Ifimtball rbrbitlc Corry $4 V . Wattsburg 12 Corry 26 vs. Edinborn .. 0 Corry 6 vs. Lawrence Park 19 Corry ... 7 Vs. Titusville 0 Corry 1) V . Sheffield 0 Corry 1 ... vs. Youngsville 0 Corry 28 vs. North East 0 Corry SI vs. ... Union City 0 Total Points 176 RECORD Opponents 1 Won — 7 Lost — 1 Tie —0 ★ basketball TbriUilr Corky Oi p. 3 3 Spartansburg 1 29 West Millcreek ♦ 27 33 Erie Academy 27 26 Wcsleyville 24 $4 St. Edward 26 41 Alumni 20 32 Youngsville 10 31 North East . 16 33 West Millcreek 1 $ COKRY Orn. 3$ Tidioutc 23 Union City t 28 18 23 24 24 Wesleyville 19 3$ McKean 9 23 42 North East 11 30 28 Youngsville •• 16 1 1 23 II 28 17 40 McKean 17 14 23 16 26 20 Lawrence Park 18 22 Lawrence Park ♦ 24 TOTAL SCORES Carry — 1003 Opponent — $94 RECORD Won — 26 Low — f • Playoff Game (Championship) ' Denote Out of Town Game ★ FOOTBALL MEN BASKETBALL MEN The following players helped to make the 1936 season the most successful in many years of Corry High School football: Bud Bracken Sophomore Ed Me Elroy Sophomore Bud Kourke Sophomore Gerald Hammond Sophomore Clyde Dingfcldcr Freshman Chuck Williams .............. Freshman Gerald Lilley ......... ............... Freshman Stub Sicktcr ....... Junior Don Sickler Freshman Dick Orn Junior Bob Eddy Freshman Harold Eddy ............................ Freshman Clair Arnold ......... Freshman Dick Nichols ........................... Freshman The following player helped make the 1936-1937 basketball season one of the most � ucce � ful ever experienced in the annals of Corry High School: Bud Rourke Forward Sophomore Ed Me Elroy Guard Sophomore Ernie Simmonsen Center Sophomore Art Loveland Forward Sophomore Bud Bracken Sophomore Max Chris Forward Sophomore Paul Weber Guard Sophomore Page Forty-six Artiuitirs rrttr Around 0— A handy place to start, n'est—ce pas? 1— The first monkey— Hears-all.” 2 — Handsome Hammy.” J — Hear! Hear! An car for news. 4 — The second monkey— Sccs-all.” I — The third monkey— Nose-all.” 6 — Gulick Loveland—Boy meets girl—Oh, slush ! 7 — Rachel-Rachel-Tvc-becn-thinking” Graft. 8 — Three Smart Girls”—Student Council. 9 — Betts Mead—Saga of Billy the Kid. 10 — Taylor Neylon— Iiid you ever sec a dream walking?” No. but I've seen a Taylor-Ncylon. 11 — Wilcox Fogle— In the Spring, the young man's fancy - - Also Summer. Winter, and Autumn. 12—Rehnborg, the student in pensive pose. 13 — Our custodian—the Honorable Mr. Haines. 14—Sullivan King— Oh. Captain, my Captain ! II—Morrison Amy— Good night, my Love, the tired old moon is descending”—and so's your old man ! 16—We ride, we ride—see how we ride! 17 — Three men, but no horse—Boy ’ Student Council. 1 8 — Swanson begins. 19 — Bracken—that Sentimental Gentleman from Corry—Alas ! and Alack ! 20 — Your guess is as good as ours ! 2 1 — Swanson ends. 22 — The old Spinning Wheel? 2 3 — A warrior bold holds his helmet of gold. Page forly eifJ l H. A. 4L SKATED—left to right: Charles Costello. Crosby Bush. Arthur Shamburg, Richard Lyons, Joseph Loveland, John Taylor. John Stowe, Arthur Loveland, Edward Becker. STANDING—Howard Rchnborg, Martin Kcppel, F.dwin Schramling, Robert W illiams, Mr. Anderson. John Wilcox, Malcolm Haines, Edward Mc-Elroy, Paul Hurlbut. An interest in Hunting, camping and tall stories brings these Rod and Gun fellows together with Mr. Anderson, huntsman extraordinary. (Don’t cheer boys; the poor devils are dying. ) Cain Club SEATED—If ft to right: Bernard Mc-Evoy, Preston Ohm, Robert Damon, Edgar Taylor, Donald Sickler, John-robert Sill, Charles Costello. STANDING—(Middle Row): Alfred Ketko, Jack Kaffcrlin, Philip McCray, Lauris Kcppel, Stephen Bvs-trycki, Ronald Greeley, Harold Gohn. (Rjck Rou): Alvin Cogan. James Greene. Roger McCray, Philip Wade, Mr. Blandcn, Richard Grace. Studying and collecting old coins is the main occupation of this group, under the leadership of an ardent student of coins, Mr. Blandcn. •prp Club BOTTOM ROW—left to right: Ed Becker, Harriett Hepler, Lucille Kim-my, Helen Hovey, Dorothy Jones. John Striglcr, Mr. Anderson, John Wilcox, Ruth Mould, Rose Mary Auer, Susanne Shaver, William Goode. SECOND ROW—Jack Lindslcy. Norma Grice, Alexandra Strigler, Harriett McLean. Betty Dahlstrand, Arlene Robbins. Grace Houser, Doris Follett, Flo Chase, Della Sorenson, Bessie Castrantas, Kenneth Paulson. THIRD ROW—Joanne Roach. Marjorie Young, Jane Hall, William Gumbleton, Betty Krone, Lucille Forbes. Roberta Long. FOURTH ROW—Paul Taylor. Malcolm Haines. Iva Webber. Dorothy Myers, Paul Phelps. Robert Swanson. This organization, under Mr Anderson, the Faculty Manager of Athletics, was formed to improve school spirit and handle other arrangements at school athletic contests. ill rbate (Tram SITTING—left to right: Rachel Grafc, Edith Lyman, Martha Marie Hawkini, Kathryn Hubert , Marion Donaldson, STANDING—Howard Lyman, MaeBain Scars. Faculty Advisor: Miss Gladys Price, Vernon Thompson, Burton Hearing. The Corry High School Debate Team closed another successful season April 24th when its negative team met the affirmative of Titusville in a nondecision formed argument at Meadville. These two teams earned the right to meet in the verbal battle by winning the two top positions in the Inter-High School Debating League sponsored by Allegheny College. The state-wide question debated by the high schools this year was. Resolved: That all electric utilities should be governmentally owned and operated. The standings of the teams in the League were as follows: Titusville. I6J 2: Corry. 15: Franklin. 12: Meadville, 10: Cambridge. Hi (Times FIRST ROW—Uft to right-. Bc«ic Cattraniat, Marguerite Ncylon, Mary Loveland. Harriette Anderwn. (Avt’t Editor); Dorthy Amy, Norma Bennett. (Editor); Sutanne Shaver. Marjorie McElroy, Fern Raymond, (Feature Editor); Harriet Hcpler, Mary Alice Rcthcrford. SECOND ROW—Marjorie Young. Joanne Roach. (Literary Editor): Alexandra Strigler. Betty Krone. Arlene Robbing, Shirley Hinman (Newt Editor), Betty Fogle (Au’t Man. Editor); Norma Grice, (Copy Editor); Edith Hixson, Harriet Wynn. THIRD ROW—Paul Hurlbut. Howard Rchnborg, John Zcpka. Ruth Beckwith, Carol Hotkins, Mary Gillette. (Man. Editor); Edward Becker. During the year 1936- 37, the Hi Times was published every Monday in the Corry Evening Journal as has been the custom in the past. In this way the townspeople as well as the students were kept informed of the news and various activities of the school. The staff and the entire student body appreciate the generosity of the publisher in allowing us this space. Much of the success which the Hi 'l imes has enjoyed this year is due to Miss Titus, the faculty advisor, who worked untiringly with the staff on every issue. The motto of the Hi Times has been. All the activities that constitute news and every pupil a place in the news.” PjX Fifty o”' FRONT ROW- -left to right: Keith Menton. Florence Johmon, Isabel Gate . Howard Brook . Paul Gates, Iona Bennett, Robert Stowe. Ralph Foster, Wcndall Gjkc. Raymond Cathers, VC'ilma Paulson. SFCOND ROV—Hubert Witrous. Austin Johnson. Neil Smith, James Luce, Louis Sproveri, Crosby Bush. Robert Hunt. THIRD ROVT -Lottie Bennett. Robert Frasier. Elwyn Gage, Theodore Swanson, John Sproveri. FOURTH ROW—Philip McCray, F.d St. Perre, Robert Swanson, Gerry Bennett; Director, John Stowe. Under the musical direction of Mr. Bennett, who has been our conductor for the past several years, and under the business management of our new faculty advisor. Mr. Glossner, the band has shown remarkable progress and improvement in the past year. During the football season, the band added zest to the games and encouraged the team to a successful year by its excellent turn-outs and by the splendid marches played. The band’s progress was again brought to the attention of the townspeople when it furnished music for our evening session last fall. Because of the good showing made then, more money was allowed for new music and instruments than had been originally intended. At basketball games, also, the band helped to build up school spirit. Different selected groups entertained at various meetings in town and in the school assemblies. The band has become a more indispensable part of school life this year than ever before. We wish next year’s group as successful and enjoyable a year as we have had. and express our appreciation to our leaders for their cooperation and assistance. ★ (Orrhestia FIRST ROW—left to right: Mits ShaclTcr, Direct rev ; George Kinley, Alberta McFlroy, Jacquelyn Rowan. Roccmary Auer, Fula Taylor. Ruth Letter. Ruth Bennett. Rachel Graft. SFCOND ROW—Louit Sproveri. Crotby Bu h, l.lwyn Gage, Theodore Swanton, John Sproveri. Carol Mac Hotkins. Wcndall Gage. Raymond Gather , Austin Johmon, David Lammers. Under the direction of our music supervisor. Miss Shaeffer. the orchestra has been a valuable aid this year in making our school programs enjoyable. Various small groups chosen from the orchestra also played at the Rotary Carnival. Church Teas, and Rotary Club meetings, in addition to furnishing music for the junior Play. Commencement, and other important school programs. Because of the graduation of ten members last year, the orchestra of 1936-37 was considerably smaller, but undoubtedly just as efficient as previously. We have had a great deal of pleasure from our rehearsals and performances this year, and we hope the orchestra is a source of as much joy to our successors as it has been to us. Page Fifty-two ijJulilir prakiug Club SEATED—Uft to right: Edith Lyman, Kathryn Hubert ., Martha Marie Hawkins, Rachel Graft, Marion Donaldson. Miss Price. STANDING—John Taylor. MaeBain Sears, Robert Wallace. Burton Hearing, Robert Hunt, Howard Lyman. From the enrollment of this club Miss Price chooses the members of her debating team. (Girls’ let Club BOTTOM ROW—left to right: Johnson. Lindberg, Perry, Hasbrouck, Briggs, Allen, C. Lewis. Kirch. Kovach. Akam. Recsink. Valctti, Lath-rop. SECOND ROW —Owen. Armitage. Laurie, B. Lewis. B. Smith, Paulson, Munn, Greeley, Akam, Gates. Sta-howic, Wctmorc, MacLees. THIRD ROW—Peterson. Tupper, Du-brosky, Nichols. McLean, McArthur, Place. FOURTH ROW—Rowan. Haifa . Vandcrhoof, Matteson, McElroy, Breed. FIFTH ROW—Wade, McCray. Mc-Clintock, Miss Shadier. Miss Shaclfer has her usually excellent singing group up to par again this year. Uibrari) Club SKATED— «• to right-. Shirley Larson. Mary McMahon. Gertrude Johnson, Roberta Ross, Virginia Williams, I llmear Smith. STANDING—Viva Thomas, Mary Du-brosky, Miss Rowland, Dorothy Lindberg. Matilda Kamber, Ella Belle Roschic. The Librarians, under the capable direction of Miss Rowland, not only repair catalogues, and disburse books, but also give instruction to all the classes on the use of the library. Corry Journal CORRY, PA., FRIDAY. APRIL 2, 1937 Junior-Senior “Prom” Proves Brilliant Event One Hundred and Thirty Members of Two Classes and Guests Attend Enjoyable School Function The 1937-38 Junior-Senior “prom, a brilliant social event for one hundred and thirty members of the two classes and their guests, which took place Thursday evening, will go down into Corry High school history as another enjoyable affair for the students and others attending the function. The festivities for the school party opened at 6 o’clock at the Hotel Corry, where a delicious chicken dinner was served at beautifully decorated tables in the color scheme of green and white, the senior colors. At the banquet hour John Strigler was tonstmastcr and the address of welcome to the Seniors was given by Robert Swanson, with John Taylor responding. R. S. Dewey, superintendent. gave interesting remarks interspersed with humorous stories. Principal Howard J. Sheen’s talk included congratulations to the Junior Class for the efforts and success attained in arranging the annual party for their upper classmates, nnd M. J. Blanden, of the Corry High School faculty, talked on Character and Education.” Miss Betty Stewart assisted as accompanist for assembly singing, which was an added feature of the happy get-together. Members of the classes and guests adjourned to the Junior High School, following the banquet, where the remainder of the evening was most pleasantly enjoyed with dancing to the strains of music pleasingly furnished by Pete Brown and his orchestra from Erie. Decorations at the gym were effectively arranged with blue and white streamers, colored lights and balloons. Lamps and wicker furniture were also used in the decorations, as were large signs 1937 in green and white, and 1938 in blue and white trimmings. Punch was served at an attractive booth arranged for that purpose. Members of the High School faculty. R. S. Dewey and wife. H. J. Sheen and wife. Donald Watson and wife. W. W. Myers, Miss Ruth Franz. Miss Ruth Bennett. Miss Virginia Bals and Wil-ford Pomeroy and wife, acted as chaperones at the party for the students and their guests, which included a number from out of the city. Guests from out of town were: George LeFevre. B. Johnson. R. Sea-more. S. Williams, H. Comstock. H. Barnes. Ruth King. V. L. Rice. Wilbur Baldwin. Maxine Greeley. B. Church. Union City: Eleanor Folk, of Mcad-ville: Mr. Larson. Mr. Scott. Bernice Kifer, of Warren; E. Mallory. Titusville; C. Conners and J. Ellice. Oil City: George Beardsley, of Garland: Frances Burroughs. Meadville; George Bogart. Columbus: Marion Keene. Mill Village: N. Holt and Betty Keefe. Erie: Marion Donaldson. Spring Creek: N. Rowe. Sugar Grove, nnd Virginia Weinheimer and Elaine Graham of .Vorth East. Paxc Fifty-five MARTHA MARIE HAWKINS Keeper of the Deviled Karri HELEN „ HOVEV Keeper of the FERN RAYMOND Keeper of tfre Roy Kobes JEANNE .. TITUS Keeper of the. Clirifynglronflrii MARJORIE M?ELROV 'msMt Co plain MARJORIE YOUNG Koyc? cfcnbb ar JOANNE ROACH f ouaf ff storbn MARV ELIZABETH GILLETTE d ZKZm see Pige Pif y-iix Alumni Alumni History An annual reunion, organized in the summer of 1876. and continuing every year thereafter without a single omission, is the unique and remarkable record of the Corry High School Alumni Association, which will hold its sixty-third meeting on June 10th. 1937. The first Commencement exercises were held June 8. 1874. the class numbering three girls. All are now deceased. The second class — 1875 — had twelve members. Then on July 1. 1876. a meeting of all the graduates of the three classes was called at the home of William M. Baker for the purpose of organizing an Alumni Association. A constitution and by-laws were adopted and the following officers elected: Orrin E. Lee - President A. E. Colegrove - Secretary William M. Baker - - Treasurer Records of each succeeding class and every meeting have been faithfully kept up to the present time by the officers, who are elected annually. At present there are 1964 members. D. Everett Leach and Franklin T. Babbitt, members of the class of 1880 were elected to the office of Treasurer and Secretary in 1889 and 1903 respectively. Loyal and efficient, they have continued to serve to the present time. life sentences' having been passed upon them many years ago by unanimous vote of the membership. In 1924. Arch C. Lyons. Class of 1912. conceived a plan for the establishment of The Virgil G. Curtis Memorial Fund. the earnings of which would provide a scholarship each year to one worthy member of the graduating class. At the annual meeting June 10. 1925, the plan was voted upon and adopted. It has been in operation for ten years. This fund, named in honor of Prof. Virgil G. Curtis. Superintendent of Schools from 1873-1883. and again from 1905 to 1911, amounts to $2500.00 at the present time, and its earnings of $100.00 annually constitute the Virgil Curtis Scholarship. The goal of the fund is $10,000.00, which will eventually provide a $500.00 scholarship each year. As the fund grew, it became apparent that it must be safeguarded: to this end. letters of incorporation for the CHS Alumni Association were applied for and granted, and at the annual meeting June 6. 1929. were adopted. The association is a non-profit corporation. It has no capital stock, and no paid officers. Its only revenue comes from the initiation fee of $1.00. which each member of every graduating class is asked to pay. This money is used to apply on the expenses of conducting the affairs of the corporation and promoting the purposes for which it was formed. If the incoming class fails to pay this fee. the scholarship for that year is automatically forfeited. and the money used for the expenses of the following year's meeting in lieu of the class dues. Should there remain a balance after all expenses are paid, said balance reverts to the fund, there to draw interest for enlarging the next scholarship. This system is carried out in accordance with the constitution and by-laws, which provide that the Alumni Association must be kept active in order that the scholarship fund may function. The fund is administered by a Board of Trustees, composed of the President of the Alumni as chairman, and four elected members. An interesting feature of the Alumni meetings is the A. D.Colegrove Memorial Cup Award, which is granted annually to the class represented with the highest per cent of living membership. Should the cup be won three times in succession by the same class, it becomes their permanent possession. The average attendance at the reunions during the past few years has been 300. It continues to grow larger as the present classes increase in size. Officers for the current year are as follows: CHS Alumni Association — Lena Cohen,, president: Arthur Litz. first vice president: Antoinette Baressi.second vice president: Frank T. Babbitt, secretary: D. Everett Leach, treasurer. Virgil G. Curtis Memorial Trust Fund — Lena Cohen, chairman: Milon Brown. D. Everett Leach. Arch C. Lyons, Frank T. Babbitt. — Lena Cohen ’gr F'fty-cigbt FRANKLIN T. BABBITT cZAlumni Secretary for Life Class of 1880 Served as President of CHS in 1903: was elected Secretary for 1904. and has served loyally and faithfully ever since. Mr. Babbitt has compiled a typewritten loose-leaf record of the minutes of every meeting since 1876. and has personally addressed all the envelopes carrying invitations for the annual meetings throughout the years. Last year the number reached one thousand nine hundred and sixty-four. We doubt if any Alumni Association ever had a Secretary so faithful and so painstaking in the keeping of records and correspondence. Mr. Babbitt's hobby is ferreting out the whereabouts and success of various CHS graduates. His file is remarkable and lists many former Corry boys and girls who have attained pre-eminence in world affairs, and also in the professions and fine arts. D. EVERETT LEACH c'Alumni treasurer for Life Class of 1880 Elected Treasurer in 1899. and has served faithfully ever since. As custodian of the CHS finances. Mr. Leach has earned the reputation of being hard boiled. In the early days, when meager funds clashed with current bills. Mr. Leach solved financial problems in ways that would never occur to an international banker. Waving a check book showing an inadequate balance, he would fix his Alumni creditor with a steely eye. Invariably the bill was promptly receipted, the late A. D. Cole-grove. of the Journal office, being the most gullible victim. Mr. Leach's hobby is cabinet-making. Five years ago he built an oak case containing a revolving roll which provides for expansion. On this roll is inscribed the name of every graduate, every teacher and every superintendent of the CHS since 1874. The case is on exhibition each year at the annual meeting. Psgt fifty-nine Alumni 1874-1936 1 7-1 •Klin lllll (Cutting) • Kstellu Conners (I’ln-lpn) •Alary Salisbury (Pond) l 7R •Annette Conner (Ball) Blanch Burton (Hawkins) W. 5th Ave.. Warren. I a. Hattie. A.. W. 5th Ave.. Warren. Pa. •Kate (Irant (Could) Clara Wilson (Clapp) S. Broadway. Stillwater. Minn. Marcella Rolplt (Darling) N. 4th Ave., Chula Vista. Cal. • Willis Baker •Orris Lee •Frank Wilson 1 7« •Sarah Bowers •Belle Dodge •Kmma Call •Ida Hill (Alallonee) •Carrie Potter (Truesdall) Charles Amldon. Westiairt. Conn. •Benjamin ('lough •A. 1 . Colegrovc •A. K. Cob-grove •A. C. Coveil 1 77 •Addle Roberta (Wheelock) Gertrude Clement, Spring St.. Jamestown. N. Y. •Martha H. Becker (Robinson) Lottie Kern (Weaver) Trenton Ave.. t’tlca. N. Y. Florence Yost i Humphreys) oak St.. Salinas. Cal. •It. Alice Hammond (Saunders) •Sara Gifford (Vaughn) •Sara Finch (Bush) •llettie Brown Richard Souter. no address •Ixmls Baker •Walter Starbird Harold Arnold, no address •Albert Dewey •Charles Allen Hiram Thompson. Parkman. Ohio •Frank Catlln Fred Gall. Navllln Place, Covina. Cal. 1 7 Cora West (Crlppan), Corry •Jennie Mead (Tomlin) Kate Tunnlcllff (Tracey). Hotel Leamington. Minneapolis Jossie Tunnlcliff (Chambers), Hotel Leamington. Minnoa| olia •Marion Wilbur (Ralston) Flora Burton (Rich). Franklin St.. Cattaraugus. N. Y. •Jennie I-a Monte (Kdwards) •Llbblc Tillotson (Kretch) Oscar Bush. Henry St.. Warren. Pa. William Knowlton. K. 8th St.. Jamestown. N. Y. •Seward Rolph •Kdwln Pillow •Bye I eR. Clemoun •Charles White •Wiley Hammond Clifton Hammond. Grlgnon St.. Kauk iuna. Wis. •Joseph Cuignon •James Chase William Kent. Home St.. Oakland. Cal. •Milton Stone •Etta Lyons (Carroll) I 71 Alice Catlln (Plxley). San Marino St.. I«os Angeles, Cal. Dora Mead (Cosgrove), Ripley, N. Y. •Mamie Hill (Van Dorn) •Hattie Baker (Klston) •Fannie Klllott Ida Root (Whitney), K. McMillian St.. Cincinnati, Ohio Llbblc Lowe (Downes), S. 5th St.. Minneapolis •Marion Heath (Knowlton) •Kittle Wilson (Lee) Kmmett Dean. Kllsmore, W. Va. Russell Van I orn. Church St.. N. Y. •George Bright •Frank Cagey Samuel Flemming, no address •Lewis Harvey •HImer Livingston 18 0 •Lillian Skidmore (Babbitt) Nellie Hubbard (Fowle). K. 17th Ave.. Columbus, Ohio Kmma Smith (Heath). Corry •Addle Jackman (Kotstce). Corry •Cora Murray Clara Hammond (White), •Llbblc Fuller (Gall) Begg Drive, Chappaqua, N Y. Jessie Bordwell (Bordwell), K. Main St.. Penn Yan. N. Y. Belle Gay (Bright), 13th St.. Jamestown, N. Y. •Adelbert Simmons •Orville Chamberlain Frank T. Babbitt. Corry •Archie Allen •Willis Jackson •Thomas Crowe •Melvin Smith Kverette I .each. Corry •Klmer 1-ove Fr -d King. Belmont Ave . Youngstown. « lilo la-on Harvey. N. 22nd St.. Brooklyn. N. Y. Frank Wesley. Corry Krncst Sweesey, Academy Stt.. Sumner, Wash. I l • Krnest Page •o. F. Murdock •Steward Murray •Charles Davis Leonard Casey, no address ♦Grant Pholi Fred West. Front St.. N. Y. City •Istuls Rousted •William Cole •Robert Robertson •William White •Sid Goodrich •Thomas Turner John Patterson. Corry Nellie Robertson (Ruth). Rocky River. Ohio Fannie Amidon. Valley City, N. Dakota Mary Mead (Kddy). Panama. N. Y. • Malle Crnkcr (Gay) •Clara Harrington •Mary Pier (Shore) •Florence Hodges (Short) •Lillian Pain (Gleason) •Ksther Kills •Celia Kvatis (Nichols) • Klla Stout (Reed) Rebecca Stoneroad. Western Ave., Chevy Chase, Aid. 1882 Alary Pier (Potter). Remus Point. N. Y. Nellie Gall (Ford). Corry Alary Olds (Trill). Corry Claudia Davis (Curtis), no address •Arthur Blsxontza Blon Bliss. Corry Dor Hammond. S. R. .Miller St.. Portland. Ore William .Murray. K. Walnut St.. Titusville Krnest Chaffe. Northeast Milo Clough, no address Deceased. Alarrled name Is In parenthesis. r ixc Sixty 1883 Lillian Loveland (Limona), Harcourt Ave., Ixw Angeles. Cnl. •Ora Mather (Llveimore) • Ktta Fisher (Parma lee) •tiara Black (Beatty) Mamie Drake (Geiger), Corry •Mamie Post (Bice) •AHone Skinner John Bentley, Jr.. K. Sth St., Erie J. W. Souter, Astatula, Fla. Thompson Amidon, S. Kamboldt Ave., Minneapolis S. Golding. .Johnston Ave.. lakeland. Fin. •Charles Reedy 188-1 •Walter Crosby •William Crosby •George Nantes •I A. Mason Charles Wet more. W. .Vitli St.. N. Y.. N. Y. •Chauneey Rogers. Jr. Allen Kincaid, W. Main St.. Decatur. III. • Lewis Olds Lavern Bordwell. Broadway, N. Y. City •Annie Flnson (Gret .ler) •Addle Williams (Stone) •Maud (Novell Kiln Belknap (Knight), Alhla, Iowa •Mary Splesman •l.utie IJndsley (Smith) Sylvia Smith (Bartholme). S. Main St.. I'nion City 1883 •Irwin Burlingame •Charles Colegrove Ben Newman. Morris Ave.. N. Y. City Ijouisa Brightman (Stewart). Stockston. Cal. Addle Butters (Chldlster). Houston. Tex. Kdith Colegrove (Burlingame), Corry •Nannie Dunham (Batch) I s ka Jackson. Springcreek Marion J. Skidmore. Corry •Minnie Webster Bauline Stone (Gillett), Chagrlne Falls. Ohio •Harriet Williams (Gleason) •Jennie Ward (Worthly) •Elizabeth ('raker (Auer) 18841 •Thomas Breeno Anna Bissontza. Long Beach. Cal. •Bertha Wilson (Bosworth) Krrnina Butters (Carr), K. Page Ave., Cleveland •Hannah Clark (King) Maud Hammond (Swift), no address Minnie Johnston (Boss), Corry •Georgia l-a Paz (Albln) Kmma Miller, N. Geneva St.. Ithaca. N. Y. Sarah Powell. Corry •John Brew William Brightman, Stockston. Cnl. Frank Chldlster. Houston. Tex. Fred Kllsworth. Corry Glenn Smith. Calumet Court. Lincoln. Neb. •Orson Palmer Chase Stubbs. Irving Park. Chicago i.ibbie Ranney. Corry •Aura Ransom •Charles Swift Lottie Woolgar (Walter), Benton St.. Edge water, Col. Alice Trill, Kllsworth Ave.. Pittsburgh 1887 •Kate Burns Kditha Bush (Burnham). Slnelairsvtlle. N. Y. Doris Fellchfnfeld (Kahn). Lake Park Ave., Chicago Blanche Gifford (Osborne), W. Ctli St.. Krle Mayme Glass (Robinson). Oakland Parkway, l-lma, Oliio •Kate Ryan Lulu Hull (Nichols). Columbus. Pa. •Gertrude Hodges (Parker) Georgia Myers. Corry •Maggie Nantes •Jennie Potter (Bradt) Amy Tlllotson (Manley). Corry Minnie Wales (Spear), Ames Ave., Chautauqua, N. Y. Alexander Kills. Delmar Ave.. St. Louis. Mo. William Jf hnston. Corry William Kincaid. Niagara Falls Krvln Mauley. Corry Stephen Middlton. W. Main St.. Waynesboro. Pa. Charles Mulkie. Corry Alanson Nichols. Columbus. Pa. William Olds. Cowilon Place. Jamestown. N. Y. •Ma Butters (Secor) 1888 •Bay Bonsteel Will Rogers. Washington, D. C. •Frank Mulkie. Jr. •Fred Isaacson •Belle Mandevllle •Hattie Hall (Bonsteel) •Nellie Farnham (Myrick) ‘Lillie Fellows •Clara Auer (Osborne) Amelia Crook (Steadman). Jenny l.lnd St.. McKeesport. Pn. •Kdlth Isaacson (Bartler) Margaret Knnuse. 7th St., Santa Monica. Cal 1881) Kva All -n (WInegar), Loomis St.. Meadvllle Joseph J. Desmond, Corry •Isaac Follchenfeld Fred Johnson. S. Prospect St.. Marlon. Ohio Margaret MacDonald. Corry Marlnda Miller. II. Delaware Place. Chicago •Robert Osborne Rose Oaten (Teets). N. 3rd St.. Harrisburg •Edna Pl (Gridin) Joseph Splesman. Corry •Marlon Turner (Smith) 181)0 Kitty Ax ford (Shields) W. 2nd St.. Oil City Carrie Farnham (Hammond). Corry •Daniel Hines Pna Mather (Cronin). Corry Della McMahon, Prospect St., Warren. Pa. 181)1 Esther Carlhurg. Lakewood. Ohio I.ibbie Clark (Flelg). no address Riltomurte Griffin (Baroness de Ollvera). no address Flor nee Heath (Salisbury). K. 5th St., Waterford. Pa. Ora A. Nash. Toledo. Ohio Grace Robnrts. Marion Ave.. North Adams. Mass. Gertrude Trill. Parkers Landing. Pa. •Frank Knause •Wallace Olds Llmer Kincaid, Hopkins Place. Balt., Md. 1802 •Maud Bracken (Kincaid) Daniel Bryant. K. 105th St.. Cleveland Maud Cook (Johnson). Nevada St.. El Paso, Tex. Surah FYilchenfeld (Norden), Lake Park Ave.. Chicago Maude Gay. Park Place. Bloomfield. N. J. •Fannie Hasbrouck (luunu) Hattie Johnson (Fay). Corry Margaret Marks. Corry Lillie MacDonald (Williamson). Corry Grace Rogers (Sntterleo), Waverly Place. Orange. X. J. Anna Satterlee (Auer), Lake Ave., Clermont. Fla. Oliver Skinner. Corry Katherine Stone. )'• try Walter Guignou. Johnson St., Philadelphia •Deceased. Married name Is in parenthesis. PjXt Sixty-one 1803 Byron Babbitt. Rialto Building. St. Louis. Mo. Lena Mather. Corry Clarence Lukor, State St.. Mass. Ilni riot Carlburg (Mason), Corry Helen Heekor. Aiken Ave., Pittsburgh Cora West (Mount), N. 15 th St.. Harrisburg •lx uls Smith •Hon Smith Lotta Bonsteel I MU Eleanor Ames (Mend), Corry Ruth Ayer (Allen). Ith Ave., Warren. Pa. .lulla l� racken (Wood). Chestnut St.. Philadelphia Mary Breene. S. Highland Ave.. Pittsburgh Maud Crook (Monsteel), Ridgeway, Pa. Slla Dart ( Poster). Corry May Harper (Parmalleo), Sedgewlck l rive, Syracuse, X. Y. Kitty Miller (Patterson). Riverside Ave.. Trenton. X. J. Mary Rogeis (Elliott), Krle St.. Mayvllle. X. Y. Bessie Wilson. Eastern Parkway. Brooklyn. X. Y. Cora Wolford (Kiblliig), Clyde Ave.. Jamestown. X. Y. •Franklin Carey Frank Harrow. Lincoln. Xeb. •(terry Kincaid 1805 Blanch Cough (Ketner), Kinderhook, X. Y. Flora Coveil (Gnignon), Johnson St.. Pliiladelphia •Elmer Guigr.on C5race Haley. W. t: 1 St.. X. Y. City William Hcerleln. Denver, Col. Elizabeth Hurd (Grow), Mountain Ave., Maplewood. X. .1. Florence Kibler (Desmond), Corry Elisabeth Kinley. Syracuse. X Y. Julia Krech. 5th Ave.. X. Y. (Tty Vernon Middaugh, Maple Ave.. Fredonia. X. Y. Grace Wilson. KnriKlit Ave., St. Louis. Mo. IMMI Francis Bennett (Knowlton). W. 51th St.. Ashtabula. Ohio Harmina Bentley (lamp), S. Lin wood Ave., Crafton. Pa. Kstellu Gross. Corry Margaret Hare. King Ave.. Pittsburgh •Grace Harvey (Waltz) Pllney Howard. W. th Ave., Gary. Ind. Mary Lewis (Sweet). Myrtle St.. Krie •Frank Mattison •Richard Miller Grace Rhodes (Vettenburg). Raspberiy St.. Erie Winifred Rafter (lllmer), X. Church St.. Courlland. X. Y. Katherine Roof (Hancock). S. Pnion Ave., Los Angelos Margaret St. Clair. Corry Glenn Street. Argonne Drive. Kenmore, X. Y. Agnes Wilson. Eastern Parkway. Brooklyn. X. Y. IM� 7 Lola Amidon (Ragon). Harlem Ave.. Detroit •Martha Crook (Rhodes) •Bertha Farnhair. Edna Knapp (Stevens), Scott St.. Youngstown. Ohio Catherine lyovc (Stoinflold). Irving St.. Abb n. X. Y. •Mattie Osten (Ensmlnger. Jr.) Homer Potter. X. East St.. Condersport. Pa. Anna Purdy (Becraft). Bonnie Brae. Fticn, X. Y. •Gettie Reid (Whitson) Lola Ross (Stevens), Corry Is-on Satterlee. Corry Orrle Sleeper (Crankshaw), Claremont. Buffalo •Mable Smith (Wilcox) Edna Wales (Parker). Hough Ave.. Cleveland Clara Watson (Baker). 6th Ave., Pnion City Lillie Whitely (Lonx), Mayer Ave.. Buffalo Leon Wilson. E. 109th St.. Cleveland Elsie Hewitt (Xichols), Corry ISOS •George Butters •Fannie Cohen (Carnlck) Arthur Christie. I St.. Washington. D. C. •Mary Kinley (McLaughlin) I.eGrand Durham. Western Ave.. Pittsburgh Anna McRca (Wolford). Corry Eugene Heath, Samson St.. X. Girard. Pa. Gertrude Ob’s (Rafferty), Concordia, Kan. .loll n Me I .a ugh I in. Corry Harriet Swann. Georg • St.. New Haven, Conn. ISPO •Ellena l oollttle (Fields) Winnlfred Terry. Northhampton, Mass. Grace Hall (Heath). Samson St.. X. Girard. Pa. Mary Mandeville (Keswick). Rosewood Ave., Los Angeles Nina Wlggcrs (Butler), Pennsylvania Ave., Lakewood. N. Y. 11)00 Ethel Ault. Central Ave.. Warren, Pa. Edward Crapser. Meadville, Pa. Lulu Dawson (Bliley), W. 9th St., Erie • Vincent Desmond Nellie Foskett (Peterson), E Nevada St.. El Paso, Tex. lands - Gauffreau. Corry Mary Hopkins. Summer St., Stanford. Conn. Blaine Kincaid. Corry 'Athur Lyons. Maryland St.. Buffalo Ella McDonald (Fuller), W. 27th St.. Erie, Pa. Grace Mangan (Hamburger). E. 25th St., Erie Clarence Rogers, Elmwood Ave.. Buffalo Rodney Rowe, E. Main St.. Westfield, X. Y. Lon Walton, no address I no i Sarah Breene. Pittsburgh Anna Cohen (Friedman), Elk St.. Franklin. Pa. •John Conners Antonette Ramon (Hines), lender. Wyo. Francis Davidson (Alexander), X. Howard St.. Glendale, Cal. Margaret Fox (Taylor), Main St.. Buffalo Bertha Guignon (Loveland), Corry Ilu .el Hammond (Albertson). Chestnut Hill Farm. W. Newberry. Mas Telia Hatch (Arnold), Corry Elizabeth Heath (Olirstoad), Livingston St., Washington. D. C. Grace Isaacson (Sperry). Corry •Mayoe I.ippman •Beatrice Iaiveland (Auer) (.’ora McCabe (Sister M. Othilla). Sault Sto. Marie, Midi. Margaret Mead (Yorke). Central Ave., Oil City Dawson Olmstead, Livingston St.. Washington, D. (. Mattie Pitt (Brown), Lincoln S(.. Jamestown, X. Y. Joseph Shields. E. llBth St.. Cleveland •Jenny Sullivan William Turner, no address •Helm Wasbner Jessie Tuttle (Sherman), E. 27tb St.. Erie Minnie Weeks (Bogart). Corry Kenneth Williams, no address 1002 Maym Bolen, no address Glenn Gauffreau. Corry •diaries Mclntler Glenn Myer. Pnion City •Robert Purdy Will Shave. W. 9th St.. Erie Harry Stone. Maple Ave.. Morgantown, W. Va. George Stone. Mattison Ave., X. Y. City Maliel West (Tenney). 5th Ave.. Cleveland Charles Crlppen. W. End Ave., X. Y. City John Jensen, Holland Ave.. Bridgeport, Conn. •Deceased. Married name Is in parenthesis. pax? Sixiy-ivo Margaret Mclaiughlin McQtilston), Westlcyvllle. Pa. 'William Pngo Lungdon Rowe. Corry Jessie Swann. Corry Virginia Wilson, K. Cleveland I DOS Howard Amy. Cambridge Springs. Pa. Bernice Bracken (Davis). uniontown. Pa. Lena Cohen, Corry Mary Davidson (Howell), Washington, III. George Kl Is worth. Corry Maid'.' Fellows iWelrch). Lancaster. Ohio Charles Hatch. Pittsburgh Bernice Knowlton, Park St.. Jamestown. N. V. Sadie Lippnmn. Youngstown, Ohio Mary Lynch (Cole). Wesleyvllle. Pa. Malde Mead (Edmunds), Temple St., Fredonia. N. Y. Ella Naylor (Blnckmore), Birmingham. Mich. Frank Nichols. Collar! Ave.. Pittsburgh Edna Pettenglll (Hewitt), Jefferson Ave.. Hammond. Tnd. Fern Small (Varvcl). Clide Building. Oklahoma City Ethel Street (Ostrander). K. Main St.. Fredonia Lulu Slater, Lakewood. Ohio l.ouls Sears. Corrv Malde Taylor. Corry • Allie Whlteley (Patterson) Ray Wolford. Corry I (MKI Ralph Bracken. Marlowe Blvd.. Detroit Roger Bracken, Orchard St.. Greenfield, Mass. Ella Davidson. W. 74th St., Los Angeles •Josephine Donahue Josephine Foley (Sullivan). Corry Frank Fuller. Corry •Malde Isaacson (Smith) Fannie Isham (Cogswell), Water St., Warren. Pa. Lillian Johnson (Whlteley). Corry Maud King (Egolf). St. Marys. Pa. Robert Mclai'ughlln, Wesleyvllle. Tn. Elizabeth M Trick. Corry Katberln O'Nell. Barton Ave., Akron. Ohio Jerome Pier. Mt. Jewett. Pa. Donnie Sullivan. Summer Park. Rochester. N. Y. Margaret Titus (Kiddle). W. 8th St.. Erie Frank Whlteley. Corry IMS David Amldon. N. Fulton St.. Bloomfield. N. J. Clara Brooks (F-ddler). Corry •Earl Crowell Elizabeth Dawson. Corry •Bessie Hannon Clair Jones. Corry Don Kincaid. Corry Frank Laurie. Philadelphia I eon Llndsl v. Corry Virginia McCabe (Fitch). Riverside Ave.. Jacksonville. Fla. Mae McKinney. Hillside Ave.. Pittsburgh Belle Mulheirn (Franz). Corry Florence Pettlngell (Perkins). Buffalo Ave.. Niagara Falls Sara Pitts. Warren. Pa. lamella Place (Cottrell). Churrh St.. West Dennis. Muss. Kate Rourke (Fitzpatrick), 79th St.. Niagara Falls Belle Sessions (Brooks). Corry •Sarah Shave Celia Sullivan. Sumner Park. Rochester Melissa Walker (Amldon). North Fulton St., Bloomfield. N. J. Hazel Weeks. Corry Webb Weeks. East 53rd St.. New York City •Mary Wilcox (Frazer) ISM Xuella Cady (McKIroy), Corry •Mary Conners Margaret Crowe (Ia'Fevre), Warden St.. Colon City Helen Dugan (McClure). Madrid St., San Francisco Joe Guignon, Corry Fred Llppmnn, Youngstown. Ohio Grace Love (I ovc)and), Corry Clarence Ia vel� od. Corry •Ceclla NVhlll (Nagorski) Klednbel Platt. Clarion. Pa. Eva Pope, Swissvale. Pa. Hunter Pope. Enfield, N. C. Murle Howe, Washington Ave., Dunkirk Albert Scott, By wood Ave.. Upper Darby. Pa. Ida Tlllotson (Guignon), Corry Neva Walker (Mead). Park Ave.. Cadiz. Ohio Areta Wesley (Graves). West 33rd Ave.. Denver, Col. 11)07 Harriett Armstrong (Donaldson), Spring Creek, Pa. Nancy Childs (Stanton). Sherman. N. Y. Dora Cohen (Carnldk), Webb Ave.. Detroit, Mich. Annie Cotterill (Titus), Corry Earl Crippen, Oil City. Pa. •I'na Duffey Margaret Farrell (laiird), Corry Mary Hall (McCray). Mescelero, N. Max. •Ixittle McKinney •James Mcl.'iughlin Rita Porter (Markwith), I«os Angelos, Calif. Genevieve Scott (Johnson), Corry Katherine Shnrmahan (Pain), no address Douglas Titus. Corry •Margaret Weeks (Dawson) • Loretta Wellman (Gray) •JCoe Wilcox (Pope) Harry Woodring. Corry Ernest McCray, Mescnb-ro, N. Mex. 1008 Estella Barry. Corry Nina Dougherty, no address Bernice Edwards (Olds), Corry Sidney Elston, Corry Frank Geiger. Corry •Belle limbing Annie laiurie (Pope), Enfield. N. C. Alice Mackres. Corry .b-nnle McCray. San Marino. I s Angeles Grace Lynch. Blue Jay, W. Va. Agnes Maloney (Hand), Corry Teazle Nast (Kamber), Corry Anna Naylor (Wakefield). Foliage Stt., Wilkinsburg. Pa. Gertrude Potts (Hosley), Ulysses, l’a. Alexandria Rogers. Finley l ake, N. Y. Etta Shannon (Vogtli), Gowanda. N. Y. Harold Sears. U. S. Forest Service. Columbia. S. C. Nellie Sullivan. Summer Park. Rochester, N. Y. •Roy Tuttle Margaret West (Hughes), Van Buren St.. Jamestown May Wightmnn (Schllldecker), Richland Lane. Pittsburgh Hazel Wilson (Reynolds). Clinton St. ,Ix s Angeles I pop Ina Austin. Corry Mllon Brown. Corry Eva Blatchley (Emig), Oklahoma City. Okla. Arthur Colegrove. Corry Margaret Henry (Stevens). Hemus Point. N. Y. Willard Llndley. Pawtucket Ave.. Rumford. R. I. •Foresta Maynard (Armstrong) Eva McKinn -y. Hillsdell Ave.. Pittsburgh Helen Morell. Corry Mary Mubbrlck (Barber). K. S8th St.. Erie William Powell. Alderson Ave.. Pittsburgh Susie Ragon (King). Corry Ruth Skidmore (Haskins). E. 18th St., Erie Helen Wesley. Corry • Deceased. Married name Is in parenthesis. Pd.Kf Sixty-three I.ent Wentworth (Llndsley), Corry Florence Webb (Lane), Ben Hur Bldg., Crawfordaville. Ind. Cnrl Winger, Corry 1010 Florence Alexander, Park Ave„ Nile , Ohio Ruth Auer (iloenoa). Corry Florence Barry. Corry Cert rude Brown (Snow), Santa Yasbel, Calif. Marguerite Davidson (Anstock). West 75th St.. Los Angeles Robert Desmond. Corry Forest Oeiger, McKinley St., Washington, I� . C. Kenneth Could. W. Noble St., Oklahoma City. Okla. Elizabeth Coring. Zimmerman ltd.. Krle Walter Gretzler, Mayfair Ave., McKeesport. Pa. •Clyde Heath •Dora Johnson Belle Kclm (Vaughn) W. Philadelphia St.. Indiana. Pa. John Ixwnbing, Corry Sarah McCray. San Marino St.. Ix s Angeles Wade McCray, Danlelsville. Pa. Vella Morgan (Bracken), Corry •Ann Perkins (Friend) Florence Pond. Corry I«enu Jensen (Merrick). W. 10th St.. Krle Archie Postlethwalt. Beach St.. Erie •Olive Wellman (Frlsbee) Harold Winger. Corry Olln Bracken. Corry 1011 Ella Apittl (Fredericks). Monte Bonita Drive. Los Angeles Magna Tillotson (Haley). Saginaw. Mich. Hazel Duffy. S. S, Hospital. Pittsburgh Ora Hasbrouck (Barnes). K. 112 St.. K. Cleveland Boss llinman, Niagara Falls Vivian Johnson (Maskiell). Spruce St.. Jamestown Webb McCray. Corry Grace Murray (Wlnbrough). K. 71th St.. Ix� s Angeles Mildred Steele.v (Cook). Station St.. Crafton. Pa. Abe Cohen. Morrowfleld Apt's , Pittsburgh 1012 Melva Albro (McCoy). K. Main St.. Kndlcott. N. V. Bessie Allen (Catlish). Corry Ruth Carpenter (Marsh). Woodbury Heights. N. .1. Hiram Crnker. no address Irma Downey (Saxton), Corry Mary Downey. Corry Catherine Elston. W. 6th St.. Krle Marie Kirch (Brooks). Corry Killian I .aw son (Johnson). Findley Harriet l.ove (Stebbins). Ix s Angeles Arch Lyons, Corry Ava Markers (Kelly). Corry James McCabe, W. 6th St., Erie Floyd McCray. Guadalupe St.. Austin. Tex. Jerome Nast. M.D.. Corpus Chrlstl. Tex. Ada Nlmo (Wilson). S. Hlken Ava. Pittsburgh Karl Pedigo. Market St.. Lewlsburg. Pa. Anna May Pope (Wilson). Vanguard Park, Wilmington. N. C. Bernice Shanahan. Philadelphia •Pearl Trill (Mosher) Earl Wallace, Bear Hill Road, Merrlmac, Mass. Francis Wesley. Corry Ix-e Wood, E. XSth St.. N. Y. City Alta Young (Junklns), Allston Road. Cleveland Heights Cassius Sears, Corry 11)12 Howard Bosworth Chavez Ravine Road. Ix s Angeles Juel Cady (Marsh). Corry Veleda Clough (Caldwell). Matoska. W. Va Charles Ewer. I.ake Drive, s. Milwaukee. WIs Merrill Hammond. Corry Hazel Knowlton, Corry Nellie Love (Knapp), E. 20th St.. Erie Mary Ix veland (Sister Mary Laurentla), I.oretta Abbey, Toronto Irma Manges (Hultberg), Corry Hazel McCray. Am. Institute. Ixt Paz. Bolivia. S. Am. Ruby McCullough. Corry Alice Mulderick (Klinger). E. 2«th St.. Erie Lucille Murray, Corry Julia Naylor. Bryn Mawr Road. Pittsburgh Marian Sackett (Feldus). E. 235th St.. N. Y. City Arthur Schaub, Corry Walter Seott. Corry Orville St. Pierre, 111 Hartsord Ave., Ix s Angeles. CAlif. Iso Wall. S. Cheokee St.. Englewood. Colo. Louise Whittlesey (Holden), Corry 11)1-1 Fred Beardslee. Woodlawn Ave.. Ix s Angeles M. Marie Brooks (Pratt), Putnam St.. I’nlon City •Elmer Carrier Carlton Curtis. Columbus. Pa. Ilorton Davis, Corry •Elizabeth Drought (Brown) •Marian Duffy (Walt) Ethel Haight (Henry). W. 19th St., Cleveland Wallace Hammond. Corry Evalt Loveland (Schocnrlch), Corry Elizabeth Lyons (McCord), Grant St.. Northeast, Pa. Honora Maloney. Corry •Florence Miller (Curtis) Arthur Morris, no address Helen Murray (Brown). Corry •Frank Day Mina Terry. Corry Bruce Thomas. Corry Wallace Wellman, Mulberry St.. Scranton. Pa. Dorothy Wilcox (Hammond). Corry l Din Marjorie Auer (Peck). Corry Franklin Babbitt. W. 7th St.. Erie Joseph Boudreau. Cleveland Ave., Niagara Falls Neva Briggs (Lyman). Corry N. Mae Briggs (Smith). Hudson and Hawthorne Ave -. Krle Feme Blntchley. K. ISth St.. Oklahoma City Vera Brooks (Sorenson). Bellefonte, Pa. Harold Brown. Corry Lyle Clough, Hillsboro Road. Cleveland Marian Colegrove (Cardwell). Corry Dorotha Davidson, N. Howard St.. Qlendale, Cal. •Arthur Duffy Marie Francis (Rogers), Cleveland Ave.. Unlontown. Pa. Eleanor Goring. E. 23rd St.. Erie Edward Gretzler. Polestl, Roumanlft Margaret Haight (Dlrkson). Corry Araliiu- Drought (Lyons). Corry Burdett Howard. French Ave.. Lakewood, Ohio Helen Hoenes (Durrell), Regent St.. Schenectady, N. Y. Helen Johnson. Corry Hazel Joy (Eldred), Corry Mary Joy (Morris). Corry Marie Kep| el (Hawkins), Corry Eunice Lamona. Harcourt Ave.. Isis Angeles Jacob Ix-vey, 13tb St., Niagara I’nll Harriet Linendoll. Park Ave., Meadville Lucille Ixive (Young). Corry Gertrude Lynch (Bowell), Westones Ave.. Caldwell, N. J. Velma Man Warren (Cady). Topper Ave., Ashtabula. Ohio Florence Mead. Poplar St.. Erie Gertrude Monroe (Tresselt), Lewlstown. N. Y. Harriet Myers. Corry Thelma Oneil, W. 6th St.. Erie A. Wesley McKinney. e o National Supply. Toledo. O. •Deceased. Mauled name Is In |xarenthesls. Piigr Sixly-fonr •Joseph Osborne Harold Patterson. Victoria Ave., Buffalo I Cohort Ream. B. 82nd St.. Cleveland Harry Rhodes. Co try llaxol Schrambling (Swarm). Corry Charles Shaw. Philadelphia Mary Shields (Sister Mary Berehmans) Unth Smith (Christen). S. Mountain Koad. Itomona. N. Y. •Kva Stowe Helen Wallace, 3th Ave.. N Y. City Dorothy Wallor (Griffith ), High St.. Cambridge Spring Virginia Waggoner (Morrison). Maple Ave.. Kredonla Tracy Whitehead. Corty Ethel Whittlesey. Palisade Ave.. Santa Mont lea. Cal. Florence Whittlesey (Williams). Corry Alta Woodring (Ohm), Corry Marian Young (Phillip). _ Falrview Ave.. Port Washington. X. . Zella York (Hallett). Am. Institute, l-a Pa . Bolivia, S. Am. nun Ruth Akam (Hammond). Corry Margaret Alexander (Elston), Corry Mildred Halrd (Dawson). Corry Mareelaitie Bralnard (Young). Corry Benin Brooks (Randall). Corry l.illian Coleprove (parsons). Corry AI lee Crosby (Bush). Corry Verona Decker (Ravlnn). W. llth St.. Cleveland Florence Donne (Drake). Ellsworth Falls. Maine John Downey. Elmore. Ohio Kornlton Durham. Corry ' Herbert Field Martha Grotzler (Miller). Vulcan St.. Buffalo Karl Haight Corry Ruth Johnson (Hill), K. loth St.. Indianapolis, Ind. Willard Jones. Corry Ruth Koehler. Corry Paul la Pax. Columbus Ave.. Struthers. Ohio l� ere I a Pax. Walnut St.. Struthers. Ohio Minnie I fncndoll (Johnston). Race St.. Meadvllle Maupucrite laird (Nichols), Corry Iva l.yneh (Wellman). S. Kdpewood. Philadelphia Bernice Lyon (Proctor). Corry Miriam Lyons (Smith). Union City •Kathryn Maloney Warn n Matthews. Jefferson St. K. Liverpool. Ohio Ethel Matthews. Corry Marcaret Muflltt (Sundeam), 11 a h St.. Cambridge Springs, Pa. Irene Mullen. Corry l lllian Murray. Corry Granvel Nash, Florenee Ave.. Pittsburgh Iwtfdie Niylor (Dale). St. Louis St.. Kdwardsvllle. 111. Stanley Nichols. Corry Cellna O’Brien. Corry Victor Ohm. Cctry Stanlev Pet.nel. 168th St.. Flushing. X. Y. Irene Ranh (Bell). Merrlmae St.. Buffalo Florence Ravmond (Miller). Corry •Isabel Rleeker (Pearson) Kathryn Smith (Gower). Perry Ave., Greenville. S. C. UwIh Storer. Corry Mary Sullivan (Sullivan). Corry Eric Sundean. High St.. Cambridge Springs Mildred TIRotson. Corry Clifton Weber. Corry Clair Whitmore. Fredonln Inez Wilcox (Johnson). Corry lennle Wood (Mixer). Corry I.ornn Wright (Schram), Friendship St.. BollVer. X. Y. Ruth Young (Burkhart). Corry Wallace Young. Corry Ola Young, Corry 1017 Etna BrlPgs (Lindstrom). Corry Clehert Curtl . Corry Favorite Clough (Darms), W. 60th Place, la's Angeles Harry Darling. W. 8th St.. Erie Robert Gilbert. Wakefield Place, X. J. Howard Hunn ond, Corry Gertrude Himinwav (Pelffer). Corry Evanell Jackman (Curtis). Corry Eleanor Kiuiey (Oatherg). Corry John Linendoll. Institute Place. Chicago William Linendoll. Race St.. Meadvllle Mar tha Miller (Williams). Corry Paul Maclnnes, Electric Ave.. Rochester •Wallace McCray •Paul McElroy Alice Nash (Aek� ), Walnut St.. Struthers. O. Lillian 0 Day. Porter St.. Meadvllle Francis O’Neil (Halley). Burton Ave.. Akron Harold Patterson. Victoria Ave.. Buffalo Katharine Reed (Maclnnes). Electric Ave., Rochester Harold Shannon, Corry Gertrude Shultz, Corry Marie Steely (Diiininp). Cherokee Ave., Atlanta. Ga. Lloyd Stowe. Corry Helen Sturdevant, Corry •Joseph Taylor Jeannette Trill (Raker). Corry Florence Wellman (Scott). Corry I oulse Williams, Corry Gerald Wood. Corry mis Esther Auer (Spicer). Corry Katherine Auer. Corry Leona Rent ley (Patterson), Victoria Ave.. Buffalo l-auretta Carroll (Hammond). Corry Lillian easier. E. 25th St.. Erie Mildred Crowell (Cowles). Idlehurst Drive. Euclid. Ohio Carl Dean. Clearmont St.. Albany. X. Y. Laura Dodd, Corry Margaret Duffy. E. 27th St., Erie Arthur Foster. Corry Claude Porter. Detroit Harold Haight. Corry •Mildted Haight (Thompson) Hubert Heerlein. Corry Nina Jackman (Benson), Corry William Lombard, Corry Sara Martin. Farr St.. Patterson. X. J Mnrv Mason (Jourdet), Corry Phillip Murray. S. 9th St.. Alhambra. Cal Margaret O’Brien. Walnut St.. Struthers. Ohio Paul Oh in. Corry Clara Pierce. Corry Paul Ricker. Corry Hazel Rust (Briggs). Corry Charles Shuss. Corry Florence Smith (Jenss), College Ave.. Niagara Falls Harrison Smith. W. llth St.. Erie Anna Shields. Corry Dorothy Soper (Boland). Corry George Strannignn. Bear Lake. Pa. Eva Weber (Capwcll). Corry Donald Williams. Colon St.. Fnlnntown. Pa. Dorothy Williams (Dennis). W. 82nd St.. 1.0 Angeles mm Louise Alstrup. Erie Verna Anderson (Foster). Corry Donald Carrier, Sprlngercek T mille Carroll (Brnslnk). Corry •Edith Colegrove Ve Etta Crowell (Anderson). Corry Marian Dlmmick (Linendoll). Corry Irene Fisher (Allen). I-nwr-nce Ave.. Potsdam. X. Y. Mildred Fotilke (Mew). Keswick Drive. Snider. X. Y. _ Ruth Foulke (Hoag), Angola. X. ' Marie Keep (Wetmore). Corry Annie Kelly (Tubbs). Corry •Deceased. Married name is In parenthesis. Pjjr Sixty.fir. Marian Maloney (Riley), Market St.. Meadvlile Paul Mortz. San Juan Ave.. South Gate. Cal Grant Pettit. S. Chestnut St.. Itutler. Pa. Bernice Preston (Ohm), Corry John Rogers, Jr., Findley Lake Doris Klekcrson (Johnson), Jamestown. N. l � rothy Sandhill g (Elliott), Warren. Pa. Alice Smith. Corry Mildred Spencer (Sorenson). New Paris. I’a Samuel Sweet. C'orry Katherine Starr (Abbey), Corry Uuth Tillotson, Corry Ituth Wood, h'ulton St.. Jamestown. N. V. Kilen York (Gnidy), WoodinKham Drive, Detroit I njo Clara Aistrup (Oloaon), Krle Viola Akam (Shott). Versailles Ave.. Almeda. Cal. Mildred Allen (Nantes), W. 31 t St.. Krle Florence Arnold (Lovele), W. Queen St.. Inglewood. Cal Edwin Briggs, Kanawha. Iowa Elizabeth Puller (Otting), Mim-rva Park, Westerville, Ohio Gurtlm Clark (Carr). Curry Heba Corbin (Keppel), Reed St.. Krh Krter Gosad. (Northam), Locust St., Clearfield, Pn. Charles Cornin. Corry Isabelle Davidson (Hammond). N. Howard St.. Glendale, C«l •I«awrenee Desmond Marian Doane (Howard), Corry Merrill Doolittle. Bridgeport, Conn. Eleanor Duffey. K. 24th St., Krle Allwyn Durham. Warrington Ave., Pittsburgh Walter Dykes. Wnde Park Ave.. Cleveland Jessie Kdwards (Croupe), K. 29th St.. Krie Margaret Foley (Sweet), Corry Forest Gates. Chattanooga. Tenn. Cleo Haight. Corry Clyde Hall. Corry Marian Heath (Johnson). Bolsever Road. Houston. Tex. William Johnson Jr., Corry Doris l.add (Me la-an). Wesleyvllle. Pa. Anna La Paste (Kerr). Wesley vllle. Pa. Clementine l iuer (Place), Stafford Ave., Krle Bessie l.lndsloy (Steward). Norway Ave.. Silverton. Oregon Margaret Malone (Aaron), Corry Pearl Miller (Klmmcrlee). Pawnee Pnrkway. Buffalo Mary Morrell (Breldensteln). McKinley Parkway, Buffalo Mary McKvoy, Corry Violet Page, 2nd Ave.. I’nlon City • I.nvrcnoe I'arker Florence Roger (Craddock). Wallace St.. Redbank. N. .1. Mary Squires (Peterson), Shaw Ave., I.ewlstown. Pa. Mabel Squires. Corry Mabelle Tunequlst (Butler). Raymond. Kansas Georgia Waggoner (Young), C'orry Klmer Westley, Corry Federal Whittlesey. Calvert Ave.. Detroit Norma Williams (Jones), Lincoln, Neb. Harold Wood. Thayer St.. Jamestown. N. Y. Helen Zalzneck (Rubin). Alpine Ave.. Grand Rapids, Mich. llttl Signa Anderson, Corry Kdlth Duller. Corry Carl Christenson. Chicago P. Edward Champion, Lake Park Ave.. Chicago Roxalline Dempsey (Blakeslee). Spartanshurg Lucy Deschamp (Burch), Corry Gladys Dimmick (Stowe). Corry Anna Downey (Brigham). Crown. Pa. •Mary Puffy Reno Farrell, Edlnboro Avis Group (Loveland), End lent t. N. Y. Helen Heath (Stockham), Rutledge St., Gary, Ind. Cameron lloem-s, Corry Irene Jordan, Corry Louis Miller, Corry Hubert Morrison. King St.. Smethjmrt. Pa. l«eroy Mortz. S. Passion St., Huntington Park. Cal. Edwin McCray. K. Maple Grove Ave., Fort Wayne. Ind. Howard Pier, Corry Warren Itathhun. Sclah. Wash. Ronald Ross. Itoxbury. N. Y. Mildred Sandhurg (Bell). Begg Drive, ('happaqua, N. Y. Norman Scholton. Columbus. Pa. Gladys Skinner (Freeman). Corry Ruth Skinner (Flemming). Jefferson Ave.. Warren. Pa. Paul Splestnan. Corry Ruth Stafford (Hellwege). Glenn. N. Y. Nell Sweet (Kinney). W. 13th St., Krle Lloyd Thomas, Corry Marian Thompson (Parker) Kditha Verfurth (Berg). S. Main St.. Jamestown. N. Y. Dorothy whlteley. Corry George Wright. N. Stone St.. LaGrange. III. IMS Ralph Jewell. Beaver Ave.. Midland. Pa. Raymond Squires, Hilo, Hawaii l.ulu Mourton (Benzlnger). N. Y. City Margaret Heath (McCarthy). Kim Road. Warren. Ohio Alzora Alcorn (Warner). Waterford. Pa Ruth Barker (Hughes). Meadow I me. Jamestown. N. Y. Lyle Belding, Portland. N. Y. Francis Blair. Clarks Summit. Pa. Henry Blair. Cypress Ave.. South Gate. Cal. Ralph Blakeslee. Royal Oak. Mich. I. ynore Rowell (Black), Corry Arthur Brundage. Springereek Margaret Clark (Gedmark). K. 31st St.. Altoona. Pa. Mabel Crowell (Sterrett). Jackson St.. Krle Ruth Dahlstrand, Corry Clare DeJean, Irving Place. Huntington, N. Y. Kthel Dewey (Stone), no address J. Harold Dugan (Nurse), Pennsylvania Hospital. 8th and Spruce Sts.. Pliiln.. Pa. Gladys Frew (Johnson). Water St.. Warren. Pa. Ruth Hall. (Sheen). Corry Maud Hassett (McClellan). Wise St., Lynchburg. Va. Alice Higgins (Shiels), M advilb Klmer Love, Corry Bernice Mnnwarren (Group). Rural St.. Pittsburgh Ruth Mixer (Kckman). Corry Howard McCray, Port Neches. Tex. Marian McGrath (Newmaker), Market St.. Warren, Pa. Carrie Ormsbee (Anderson), S. Main St.. Jamestown. N. Y. Boyd Parker. Corry Margaret Spicsman. Corry Hartley Stockham. Rutledge St.. Gary. Ind. Irene Sullivan (Salchow). W. 2f th St.. Krle Max McCray, Kossuth St.. Rome. N. Y. Ruth Warner (Pierce). Corry Sjx-ncer Williams. Wilson Ave.. Reaver, Pa. Barbara Young (Cook), W. 9th St.. Krle 11)23 Robert Donaldson. Kane, Pa. Ruth Soper. Corry l ois McCray, Corry (“«� letta Bennett. Diamond Park. Meadvlile Margaret Aistrup. Plumb St.. Krle •Robert Akam Pauline Bailey. Corry C. Sumner Bentley. Jr.. Ixieust St.. Norristown. Pa. Margaret Berry (Herberg). Corry. Pa. •Deceased. Married name Is in parenthesis. Pane Sixty-fix Mary Burkhart (Zaflropulos), South St.. Union City Lillian Coyle (Power ), Corry Milton Crane. Springcreek Oort rude Dnhlstrand (Owens), Coriy Maxine Durham (Mountain), Corry Isabelle Edwards (Pettit), S. Clu'slnut St., Butler, Pa. Donald Irving, Broad St . Pawtucket. It. I Marjorie Farrell (Podmore). Huntington St lion. V Y. Donald Group, Itural St,. Pittsburgh Grace Haight (Limona), Corry Lawrence Hammond, State Line Bond. Northeast, Pn. Ignore Irwin (Rosabacher). Corry Ferdinand Johnson, c o Chicago Tribune, Chicago Jessie Johnson (Raymond). Garfleld St., OlendHe, Cal. Ruth Keep, Elgin, Pa. Kva Kepler, Corry Anna Kovalctk. Jefferson St.. Cattaraugus, N. Y. Johanna launhard, Corry Dorothy Ix veland. Goodrich St.. Buffalo Charles Lusey, c o Toledo Xews Bife, Toledo. Ohio Anna Lynch (Sister Romona), St. Leas Convent, Ridgeway. Pn. Ix na Merker. Corry Audey Merts (Treat). 3rd Ave, Union City Jewel Naylor (Ray). Bryant St.. Washington. D. C. Doris Paige (Baldwin), Page St., Union City Alberta Peterson (Rogers). Spring St,. Cambridge Springs. Pa. Ola Proctor. Corry Luclle Redlnger (Russell), Clcvd'iid V. ora Skinner, Corry James Smith, S, Ardmore St.. Los Angeles Marguerite Smith (Noble), IV. 23rd St.. Erie Mary Splesmnn (Sanburg), Corry Klorlnel Starr (McLean). New Jersey Roa l. Brook l.'iwn. N. J. I a na Turben (Slye). Corry Ralt li Welch!. Corry Gary White. W. Mt Airy Ave.. Philadelphia Edna Woodward. Springcreek Lilli hi Zclzncck (Friedman), K. 132nd St.. Cleveland I ten Ruth Anderson. Corry Everett Bellen. Centerville, Pn. Charles Blackman. Corry Max Blakeslee. Corry Mary Brockman, Corry Opal Burrows. K. 10th St,. Krie George Butters, 315 Mulberry St., Klttnnnlng. Pa. Harvey Croscut. Corry James Crossman. no address Russell Dowm-y, Kldred. Pa. W. Henry Duffy, llinman Ave.. Buffalo Kthel Ewing. Highland Ave.. Meadvillc Honier Fleming. Jefferson Ave., Warren. Pa. Genevieve Foley (Claire), Maple St.. Willoughby, Ohio Mildred Goring (Denton), Corry A. Larue Haskins. Foster Ave.. State College. Pa. Willis Heath, Pine Ave.. Kane. Pa Mildred Henry. W. Jackson St . Erie Lila Huhhel (Beiinlnghof). .lodge St., Buffalo Beatrice Luvnon. Corry Frank Lillie. Corry Harry Lillie. Campbell Ave.. Jamestown Florence Liiupiist. Corry Martha Llndslcy (Axtell), Ijiwrenco St . Washington, D. C. William Loveland, Corry Rethn May (Harter). W. 18th St.. Erie Dorothy Monroe (Carroll). Corry Margaret Mulh-rfrh (Yeager). E. 26th St.. Erie Carl Nelson. Corry Helen Peterson (Ross). Venango St.. Cambridge Springs. Pn. Ruth Powers. Corry Kathryn Purcell. Corry Anita Shank (Boucher), Corry Helen Spencer. Corry Virginia Stultz, Corry Pauline Torek. E. 105th St.. Cleveland Margaret Verfurth (Richardson). N. Wells St.. Slstervlllc. W. Va. J. Ralph Ward. Corry 1023 Maxine AI verson. P. St.. Washington. I), c. James Baker, (’orry Dorr Barton, N Carver St.. Warren. Pa Edward Berry. Corry Eva Blakeslee (Gullet), W. 22nd St.. Erie Merton Briggs. M.D.. Federal St.. Camden. N. J. Martha Burnett (Briggs). Corry Clara Cullen (Bachofru-r). Corry Thomas Dewitt. Elgin. Pa. Virginia Doolittle (Roberts). Mars. Pa. Clara Goodrich (Salen). Dunkirk. N. Y. Walter Gordon, Corry Elnora Gorton (Lillie). Corry l„uVcrn Grundy. E. G. K. St.. Erie Lawrence Gretxler, Corry Marie Hammond (Miller), W. 2Sth St.. Erie Virginia Hoenes. S. Front St.. Easton. Pit. L. Irene Ketncr. Klnderhook. N. Y. Robert Lewis, Corry Mable Linoulst. Corry E. Margaret Lynch (Meld). W. 6th St., Jamestown. N. Y. Ariel Mason (la lngang), W. 2ftb St.. Erie (’. Teresa Masterson. Willis St.. Dll City Lena Matteson (Allen). Pittsburgh Susie Matteson (Hassett), Corry Cyntha May (Armitage), Springcreek Ruth McCray. Geyser. Montana Robert McGrath. N. Oak St.. BufTalo Leona McKay (Baumgartner). Memorial Ave,. WtllianuTort, Pa. Alice Messenger, Corry Frederick Miller. Corry Clara Minnlg. W. 32nd St.. Erie Luella Mit ‘bell (Walters). Corry Gertrude Monroe (Meeh n), Flat River. Mo. Dorothy Morrow (Gable), llillton. N. Y. Arthur Palmer. Corry Esther Parker. W. 2nd Ave.. Waterford, l’a. Kathryn Powers (Davis). Northeast. Pa Margaret Rnthhuti (Perkins). Parade St.. Erie Ramsey Rogers. Findley Igike Mildred Ross. Grape St.. BufTalo Helen Rowe (Palmer), Corry Hazel Sample (Field). Columbus. Pa. Clarence Shoop. Ix s Angeles Reid Spencer, Parade St.. Erie Robert Sweet. N. Howard St.. Akron Hazel Sweet. Corry Grace Spinks. Grand Valley. Pn. Melvin Thomas. Corry Nellie Tubbs. Corry Haze] Warner (Brockman). Corry Anna Watrous (Gregor). Grand St.. Erie Luella Weldner (Cordia), Mohawk St.. (’Ivmer Margaret Williams, K 113rd St.. Cleveland Sarah Wilson, Corry Florence Woodward. Springe rock 10211 Leslie Akam, Rose Ave., WesleyV'lllo, Pn. Antoinette Baressi, Corry Marie Baiessl (Hackenberg). Wesleyvllle, Pa. Ruth Becker, Corry Dora Bennett, Brocton. N. Y. Louise Bertram (Fluke). N. Cass St.. Milwaukee. WIs. Howard Blakeslee. 12th Infantry Band. Port Howard. Md. John Blakeslee. Corry Charlotte Brockman (I� pux), Phette Place St.. Falconer. N. Y. B. Allene Brooks (Hosier), Chadakoln St.. Celoron. N. Y. J. T.eonard Burkh-irdt, Corry •Deceased. Married name Is in parenthesis. Va%e Sixty-trtr Margaret Burkhardt (Kirk). V. SJrd St-. Cleveland Agnes Burns, Youngsvllle, Ru-VlrKlnia Campbell (McGowen). Sum It Apt.. Laramie. Wyo. Ralph Carroll. Corry Zela Carroll, Columbus. Pa Geraldine Chase Sweet), Corry Kdwanl Consider. W. 11th St.. Krle Herbert Dahl. Corry Helen Dahlstrand (Davison), Corry Florence Damon. Sprlngcreek Raymond Danner, Millvlllagc, Ra. Arloeyn DeLury, N. 2nd St.. Mechanicville, X. V. Karl Dimmlck. Corry George Downey, Sims St.. Wayne. Mich. Kllcn DuKan (Lord), Corry I. .vie Durham. Corry Thurxa Kl.v (Moses). K. Church St.. Marlon. Ohio Raymond Kwlng. HiKhland Ave., Meadvllle Marie Flanigan. Corry Ruth Frans. Corry Alice Frenno. Corry Dorothy Oates, Corry Bernice Gillette (Hillyard). Mountain Ave.. Westleld. N. J. Jesse Goodrich, no address Boneita Gordon. Corry alia Harmon, Corry J. Chapin Hatch. X Sf.tli St.. Seattle. Wash. Kliznbeth KInK. S. Ix� g.in Circle. Rhlladelphln David Ketner. Waverly Place, X. Y. City Murtle Keppel (Johnson Jr.). Corry l«ouis 1-iRar.e. Corry Marguerite I .a Raze (Clifford!. Pitkin Ave., Akron Hazel I .arson (Jerome), Corry Mary faster (Balcom), Grove St.. Cuba. X. Y James l.ewls. Corry Anna l.IndherK, Corry loin Ixhik. W. .Sth St.. Krle Reln-cca MacKenzIe (l.lndergreen). Glendale Road. Boston. Mass. Klizaheth Martin. Farr St.. Ratterson. X. J Beatrice McCray (Kent). Klftin. Ra. Mildred McMilllan (Hall). Carry Hazel Merker. Corry opal Miller (Stultz). Corry Doris Morton (Rapp), Youngsvllle. Pa. Mabte Mumford (Bunnel), Corry William Nantes. W. 31st St.. Krle Kva rse|| (S«der |ulst . Willlard St.. Jamestown. X. Y. Carol Pitt, Corry Carlton Pitt. Corry l,yle Rltt Dr.. Rlttshurich. Tex. Richard Rowers. Corry Kina Rroctor (Williams), WattshurK. Pa. Jennie Purpura. Carry Kdlth Raymond (Sherwood). Concord St.. Pnion City Warren Ross. Vennnito St.. Cambridge SprliiKs. Ra. Merle Sample. Corry Mildred Sample (Anderson). Sherman. X Y. Dorothy Skinner (Thomas), Carry Myrtle Skinner. Corry X. Genevieve Smith. Walnut St.. Krie Marion So|M-r. Carry Harold Sweet. Corry l«ol Titus McCray). Corry Ruth Turner (Shannon), Carry lads Van Tassel (Raul), Jamestown, X. Y. Alfred Warner. Albuoueniuc, X. Mex. Ina Whitney (Hanley). Wattshurg. Ra. Dorothy Williams. Corry James Wright. Jr.. Gallon. Ohio l� S7 Porter Auer. Corry Mary Beldlng (Bownes), K. Capital St.. Washington, D. C. Ruth Bennett. Corry Walter Bertram. Corry ! orothy Blakeslee (Lindsey), Corry Harold Blanchard, no address Kvelyn Hrigram (Sanare). Corry Joseph Briskie. Corry Dorothy Brundugo. Sprlngcreek Charles Butters. Corry Mary BystrycM, Carry Margaret Chase (Kurly), Spaiionle St., Lewlstown. Ra. Mildred Christensen (Beanie). X. Broad St.. Grove City. Ra. Mildred Courneen (Hopkins). YounRsvIllc. Ra. Mildred Dalilstrand (Lyons). X. Main St., Union City Rcxford Dem| sey. Corry MarKUerlte Dennis (Schubeck). Clay St.. Northeast, Ra. Ray Dinitfelder. Corry I,. Myrlc Durham. Corry Marguerite Foreman (Ingram), Corry l,eo Franz. Corry John Freno. Corry Margaret Freno (Kder). Corry Kthel Fullon (Spencer). Corry Dorothy Hammond (Artley). Wllllams|K rt Kathryn Hand. Corry l.illle Henry. Sprlngcreek Josephine Hicks (Welch!), Corry Creola Holla way. no address Clairbell Kettlnring. Carry Luclle Kettlebcrger. Mariner St.. Buffalo Josephine I .ester (Besson), Carry Clair Mnendoll. Corry Blanchard Mack. Corry c. Mildred Mack. Carry Arthur I.ltz. Corry Frank I.ltz, Corry Caslmlr Lynch. W. 6th St.. Jamestown, X Y. Ruth Matteson (Wav). Sprlngcreek Ruth May (Moon). Corry Clyde McCray, Corry Kdith McCarthy (McCoy). Carry Anna McKvoy. Corry Kllen McKvoy. Corry •Carolyn Mcla-an Florence Measor (Still). Spartanshurg Clair Miles. Corry Florence Muir (Smiley). High St.. Pnion City William Murray. Corry Christina Xagel. Corry Irene Xeylon (Bartholome). Union City Patsy Xotte. Corry M. Dorothy Range. Klgln Ia-ann Reed (Caster). Baldwin St.. Meadvllle Charlotte Rich. Ocoromowoc. WIs. Bruce Smith. Corry Richard Smith. Corry Dorothy Spiesman (Splesman), Corry Catherine Sckerak (Balog). Corry Keppel Tiffany. Carry Charlene Tuhlts (Ryan). th Ave.. Pnion City Rexford Warner. X. 7th St.. Steubenville. Ohio Ida Watrous. Corry Klsle Wltzig. W. Krie Ave., Philadelphia Milton Zalzneck. Corry lies George Aldrich. Corry Gladys Alexander (Wilcox). Chautau«iua Ave., I-ike wood, X. Y. Am by Allen. Corry Wesley Allen. Pnion City, Pa. Dorothy Barker (Creal), Cottage Place. Warren. Pa. Anne Benslnk. Corry Mabte Berry. Corry Margaret Blair. Corry M. I.uclle Blakeslee. Carry F. Wilson Brown, 25(1 W. 11th St.. Philadelphia. Rn. Frank Butters. Corry Merle Casler, Baldwin St.. Meadvllle Lyle Chase. Corry Alice Christ. Corry Orplia Croscut. Corry William Dahl. Corry Beatrice Daugherty (Moore). Corry Cleo Daugherty (Morgan). Corry Richard Dawson. Fast St.. Warren. Pa. Kva Drake, Corry • I kocutd. Married name Is In parenthesis. ■ • S y-r x ( Until Ewing. Highland Avc., Meadvllle Mark Kay, Broeion. N, Y. I a«l« Fish (Carrier), Corry Barron Franz. Corry Holx-rtte Gilk-tte (Hannon), S. Connellsvillc, Pa. Walter Hatch. X. Sfith St., Seattle. Wash. Lucille Hoose (Karay), Taylor Ave.. Detroit Doris Jones. Corry Margaret Kamps. W. Church St.. Alexandria. In«l. Eileen Kimmey (Skiff). Spartunsburg John Klash. Corry Ethel Klinger (Brooks), Orchard Park. N. Y. Eva Koford. Corry Jessie laiMachio. Corry Mildred Llndberg. Corry Artena Mack (Biaonman). Corry Mary Ia� voland (Malta), Clay St.. Meadvillc Richard Miller, Corry Jessie Mitchell. Sprlngcreek Mildred Monroe (Hartlll), S. llth St.. Mlnnea|� olls. Minn. Norman Mountain. College Ave.. Adrian, Mich. Mildred Moyer (Decker). Corry Gladys Nelson (Barrett). Sugargrove, Pa. Mary Parkhurst. Corry Katherin Patterson (Fox). N. Clinton St.. Dolestown. Pa. Teresa Phillips (Spaulding). Corry Bonnie Pier (Lewis), Corry Margaret Purcell (Boag), Iroquois Ave., Iaiwrenc Park Mahle Querveld (Skinner), Corry Violet Itadke. Corry Fred Itaucher, Michigan Ave., Chicago Phoeha Reyda (Boyd). Corry Marietta Sederhurg (Auer). Corry James Shaver. Corry Evelyn Sheely (Corbin). Corry Fannie Shumsky, Corry Augustus Sprovorl. Corry John Squire, Corry Marjorie Sullivan (Auer). Corry Ed 11 h Swa nson (M a Imst roni). Charles St.. Jamestown. N. Y. Sara Toxer (Hansen). Corry Martha Tross, Howard St.. Melrose Highlands. Mass. Emma Waltz (Willis), Northeast Mildred Winnie (Nichols). Corry Rodger Whltely, Hagerstown. Md. ini-t Edna Arnold. Corry Jens Anderson. Corry Teresa Bachofner (Fox). Corry Marie Banks (Smith). Union City Marion Berry, Corry Uav Bogardus. Central Ave.. Dunkirk. N. Y. la ona Boland (Barnes), Corry Grace Brown. Corry Florence Colegrove. Corry Nina Cooler (Watson), Cambridge Springs Cora Cornell (McKIroy). Corry Irene Costello, Corry Edward Crapser. Corry George Curtis, Corry Helen Davison (Harvey). Corry Katherine Desmond. Corry Allen Dimmlck. Corry Doris Fish (Shields). Corry Hazel Flittner. Corry Mary Gallelli. Corry Arthur Goring. Corry Mary Hatch (Morris). Ashworth Ave.. Seattle. Wash. Fern Heath. Corry Dorothy Henry (Morton). Corry Sareltn Hornstelne, K. 25th St.. Erie Helen Jones, Corry Florence Joy (Humes). Corry Harold Lloyd, Corry Thelma lamg, Corry lads Lyons (Tarbell), Locust St.. Erie Elizabeth McCray. Elgin Marjorie McCray. (Maucrman). Delaware Ave.. Buffalo Milton McCray. Corry Catherine McGrath. K. 23rd St.. Erie Helen Merrick. Corry I anils Morrow. Corry Mildred Morton (Shutt). Corry Louise Mount. Corry Mary Paulson (VanDresar). Corry Kenneth Perkins. Buffalo Ave.. Niagara Falls William Kandall. Corry Isabelle Reed (Phelps). Corry Twlla Ross (Hatch). Mattesoli. Ohio Edward Rossbacher. Corry Edith Rowe. E. 12tl« St.. Erie Charles Shannon. Corry Charles Shaver. E. 14th St.. Port Arthur. I. x, Carl Slckler, Corry Roy Skinner. Corry Edward Skinner. Corry Isabelle Skinner. Corry Stanley Snapp. Corry la na Storer. Corry Howard Stultz. Corry Alfred VanDresar. Corry Kathryn VanPus.-n. Brownsville. Tex. Elizabeth Wagner (Williams). Corry Margaret Wolford. Corry Violet Vettenburg. Corry Margaret Windahl, Corry Robert Adams. Corry Dorothy Akam, Corry la rna Amldon (McCaffrey). Highland Ave., Detroit. Mich. Alma Anderson (Klnlcy). Mill St.. Danville. Pn. Charles Auer. Corry Walter Auer. Corry Virginia Bals. Corry la-na Banks (Group), Corry Kenneth Barnes, Corry Wilbur Blakesbe. Corr.v Anna Briskie (Borstroff). Corry I at rs Christenson. Corry Zelmu Cornell (Bird), Westfield. N. V. Edward Crum. Haley St., Mt. Union. Pa. Jane Crum. Haley St.. Mt. Union. Pa. Charlotte Davison (Kinney). Corry Neva Dlngfelder (Erickson). Mayville, N. Y. Doris Doolittle (Anderson), Corry Ivan Downey. Corry Virginia Bdson (Paulson). 17164 Ilene Ave., Detroit. Mich. Fred Ewing. Highland Ave.. .Meadvllle Frank Ferry. Corry Robert Follett. Corry Jack Franz. Corry Ruth French (Williams), Corry Wilbur Gates. Corry Bemle Glatz (Dahl), Corry Wilma Gregory. Corry Donald Hovey. Corry Elsie Jones (Roelofa), Corry Helen Kovach (Scholton), Corry Mary Kovach. Corry Keorge Lawson. Corry •David Little Angeline Marsh. Corry Doris McArthur (Proctor). Corry Francis McCray. Elgin Charlotte McKdvey, Sprlngcreek William Mitchell. Sprlngcreek Nellie Mixer (Brynolfson), Corry Wanetu Morrison. Corry Jane Mulheirn. Corry Odell Murray. Seward St.. Detroit Myra Ober (Ely). W. Utica St.. Buffalo Merrill Patterson. Corry John Phelps. Corry Madalcne Preble. Pnlon City la-na Purpura. Corry Charles Reed. Corry Robert Sears. Corry Helen Sekerak (Drobnek), Corry Robert Shaver. Corry Miller Shoop. Corry olaf Sorenson. Corry Carl Swanson, Corry Annette Titus, Corry • I )eceased. Married name Is In parenthesis. Ptge Sixty -runt Maty Tocxek. Corry 1-2(1 Ith Turner. Curry Verna Vellenburg, Corry Pauline Webb, t’orry Hubert Weldon. Curry leather Whitlock (Martin), iiackell Road. Clean, N. Y. Robert Wilcox, Corry Milan Williams, Cotry Norman York, Corry 11� : i Dorothy Auer (Casey). Washington. I� . C. Virginia Bachofner. Corry Albert Barcssi, Corry Frank Barcasi, Corry Edith Bcmus. Corry Helen Benslnk, Corry Flora Blair. Corry Clara Brockman (Henry), Corry Ruth Brook (Chir cuxio), Corry Helen Button. Corry Harold Carlson. Elgin Edwin Cole, Corry Jeannette Colegrove, Corry Alton Dahlstrand, Corry Arthur Dahlstrund, Corry Cora Damon (Messlnger). Corry Ruth Dingfeldcr (Wykort). Corry Mary Fuller (Hart), Corry Caroline Oallelli, Corry Rosa Glenn. Corry Robert Goring. Corry Bernard Greene, Corry Florence Gumbleton, Corry Max Harvey. Corry Myrna Hasbrouck. Corry Dorothy Haskins. Corry Carrie Hawley (lladly), lladly, l a. Marjorie Heath (Bensink), Corry John Hnatyssyn. Corry Dorothy Houser (Blnondoll). Corry Klla King (Hovcy). Corry Blaine Kinney. Corry Klwln Kirch. Corry Joseph Klash. Corry Mildred l iwson (Hulinga). Corry l.lllie Bindberg, Corry Audrey Mason (Hansen), Corry Olive Mason (Miller), Corry Adellc McCray. Corry Robert McCray, P. S, Coast Guard Station. Eric- Harold McElroy, Corry Mildred McElroy. Corry Jack MacIlines, Corry Ralph Morris. Corry Richard Merker, Corry C. Rex Mullielrn. Corry Byron Nichols, Corry Gladys Palmer (Vanderhoof). Springcrcek Emmett Barker. Waterford. I’a. Robert Paulson, Corry Charles Paulson. Corry Kenneth Perkins. Corry Merle Preble. Corry Cornelia Price, Corry Charles Raeke. Corry Kathryne Rauscher. Johnsburg. P� - Alice Salon. Edinboro. Pa. Shearldlne Say (UiPaze), Corn- Waiter Sears. Corry Olin Simmons. Corry Michael Sekerak. Corry Wayne Skinner. Corry Virgil Sly. Corry Dorothy Sorenson. Corry Ia uise Studd. Corry John Street. Corry Arthur Storer, Corry Nellie Thompson. Corry Shirley Watrous (Carlson). Jamestown Walter Whaley. Corry Edna Whitman (Slckfer). Erie Edwin Wlnne. Corry Mary Wojclechowski (Phillips). Corry Fred Gcntllman. Corry Thomas Quinn. Elkins, W. Vn. Phillip Heath. Northeast George Stanford. Corry IlM'J Harold Akam. Corry Russell Adams. Corry Maxine Banks (McElroy). Corry Richard Bachofner. Corry Angelina Barcssi, Corry Blair Barnes. Corry Francis Baxter. Corry Allen Bennett, Corry l.illlaii Bowman (Mitchel), E. 73rd St.. Cleveland Joanne Brown. Corry Anna Bystrycki. Corry Gertrude Carroll. Columbus, Pa. Jordan Christensen. Corry Julia Ann Cole. Corry Mary Ann Cole. Corry William Coyle. Corry Don DeJean, Corry Cecilia Davison (Nichols). Corry lads Drake (Prlne). Corry Gertrude Evans. Corry Dominick Falcone, Corry I,llah Perry (Paker), Corry Alice Fetterolf, Bryn Mawr Hospital. Bryn Mawr. Pa. Maty Grace. McKeesport Road, Elizabeth, Pa. Allen Hasbrouck, Corry Roland Hasbrouck, Corry Mary Henrietta. Corry Albert Hill. Corry I.ouls Hill. Corry Olive Hixson (DeJean). Corry Mary Hnntyszyn. Corry George Johnson. Corry Josephine Johnson (Davis), Corry Orville Johnson. Corry Ruby Kinney (Thayer). Cottage Grove Ave.. Chicago Dorothy KiUelbcrgcr. Corry Iai wrence Klinger. W. 2( th St., Erie Mary Kormos. E. 8th St.. Erie John Komlkoski. Corry Charles Kovach. Corry Elizabeth IKinston, Corry Helene l.i-wls, Corry Avis Billie. Springcrcek Mildred IJndstrom (Akam). Corry Ruth l.indstrom, VanBuren St.. Jamestown John IJtz. Corry Mary Louise Bong (Dunford), 25th St.. Miami. Fla. John Ix ve, Corry Florence !.oveland. Corry Alameda Mack (Storer). Corry Kathryn May (Spoon). Columbus. Pa. Nina McCray (Shaver). Corry Nell McKay. Springe reck John McMahon. Elgin Marjorie Mitchell (Crandall). Corry Winifred Mitchell. Springcrcek Howard Madsen. Corry Joe Mapes, Corry Kenneth McCray. Corry Bernice Olds. Corry Clarence Huth. Corry Gertrude Palmer. Elgin Eva Peterson (K.vsart), Chase St.. Kane, Pa. Olivo Peterson (Stone), Victory Ave.. Wesleyvllle, Pn. Jane Petracco (Shields), Corry Dora Pratt. Corry Charles Reed. Corry Kathryn Sawchvn, Corry Mary Sawchyn (Kolstee), Corry George Sekerak. Corry Helen Sorenson. Corry Ruth Spoon (Swarm), Bear Bake. Pa. Ruth Stanford. Corry Marian Sullivan. Corry Virginia Sullivan. Corry Arthur Sweet. Driftwood. Pa. orris Thayer. Cottage Grove Ave.. Chicago Carlyle Thomas. Corry Wilbur Sperry. Corry •Deceased. Married name Is in parenthesis. pjgr Sri fitly Ruth Wade (Morris), Corry Kenneth Watrou . ( orry Howard Van Tassel. Corry Georgia Webber, Carry William Wilcox, Corry Charles Willett, Corry Ann Wolford, Carry Francis Woodworth, Corry Dorothy Wright, State Hospital. N. Warren. Avia Fish (Ross), Corry I’a Mike Spaveti. Corry I tea trice Stockton. Corry Cohort Street, Carry Edith Streeter. W. Main St . Fredonia X. V. Irene Streeter (Woodcock), Fredonia, X. V EfTamay Thomas, Corry Xeal Thorpe, Carry Florence VanCise (Fleming), Carry ltuth May Winnie. Corry Catherine Wojc lechowskl (Col� l ett), Corry I.eland Croscut, Corry 1033 Irene Amy. Corry Ralph Halrcock. Elgin Jack Berry. Corry Helen Biclawski. Corry l.yle Blakeslce. Corry Clyde Blass. Corry Ariand Briggs. Corry Beatrice Brown, Corry Horace Brynolfson. Corry Guy Butter , Corry Bernice Button, Corry Alice Carlson, KIrIii Georgia Cfestranta . Corry Robert Chase, Corry Grace Cole. Corry Katherine Colegrove. Corry I.uella Cone. Corry lads Cornell (Huth). Corry Kmma Covell (Raymond). Corry Dorothy Craker, Corry Kldar l aye, Corry France Dean (Bate ). Westfield. X. Louis Dubrosky. Corry Rather Kllsworth (Reynolds). Carry Orlo Ewing. Highland Ave.. Meadvlllo Heh'U Fill|K)wlcz, I’inehollow Raid, McKees Rock . I'a. Bis le Fra lick (Rossbacher), Corry Robert Franz. Corry Julia Fuller, Carry Katherin Gainor (Thomas). Carry Russell Glenn, Carry Iris lllcks. E. 2(5th St.. Erie Armour Hillstram. Corry Alton Hinman. Corry l.ila Hinman (Dempsey), Carry Florence Holden. Corry Edward Hopkins. Corry Richard Hurlhut. Corry Jack Krone, Corry Kenneth Jackson. Carry Ruth Lanston, Carry (Clifford laiwsan. Corry De«n Kennedy, no address Agnes Lilley, Elgin Winifred MacLec . Corry Helen McCray. Carry Roger McCray. Corry Hazel McKay. Carry John Mdaiuglilin, Corry Gladys McVaugh. 2nd St.. Jamestown. N. V Cecil Messinger, Corry Miriam Miller, Corry Aduhell Mourton. Corry Bonnie Moyer (Anderson). Corry Helen Mulligan, lltli St . Erie Liwrenoe Nichols, Corry Carl Xorder. Corry Eleanor Patterson. Carry Olein Perkins. Corry I«ottie Plllshury (Hein). Erie Everett Phillips. Corry Charlotte Phillips (Williams). Carry Zac Pitt (Nichols), Corry Claudia Place (Thomas). Carry Beatrice Pound. Carry Mary Reyda. Corry Howard Kohhins. Carry George Rogers. Elmwood Ave.. Buffalo. X. i. Katherin Ross (Jaggi). Carry I .eat a Scott (Tuhhs). Corry Susan Sekeruk. Corry Sarah Shaver. Corry Mildred Smith (Sturrock). Columbia Ave.. Meadvlllo Marie Smith. Carry Phillip Smock. Cockranton. Pa. Dagmar Sorenson (Krone). Corry IICM Allen Adams. Corry Vance Allen. Corry Ell Amo . Corry Guy Ames. Carry Robert Ayers. Carry Rita Becker. Corry Bernard Bennett. Carry Elma Bennlck. Carry Erma Bennlck. Corry Gh.dys Gog ti. Clymer X. Y. leda Bowman, Corry Martha Brockman. Carry Paul Brynolfson. Corry Col let a Burkhardt, Corry Emilio Burr. Corry Ralph Cady. Corry Frank Carr.rike. Carry Amelin Christensen (Dodd). Columbu Marian Cogswell. Corry Harold Courtney. Union City Walter Damon. Sprlngcrcek Florence Daniels (Barringer). Clymer Norma Doming. Corry Victor Dietxel, 3rd St., 1-akewood. X. Y. Hull Dimmlck. Corry Donald Doctor. Meadvlllo. Pa. Harold Draco, Carry Millard Engle. Corry Ralph Flick. Carry Florence Foust. ElwaOd City. Pa. Marcella Garrlty (Harmon). Carry Edna Gates (Thomas). I awrence Park. Erie Kenneth Gates. Corry Dorothy Geertson (Culver), Carry Rudolph Gibbon . Corry George Grace, McKeesport Road. Elizabeth, Pa. Ile'en Gumhleton. Carry Robert Haines. Corry Richard Halfast. Carry William Hasbrouck. Wlnesburg, Ohio Laura Heath (Beardsley). Clay St . NortheiMt Mary Hopkins (Savko). Carry Beatrice Hullngs, Carry Donald Janes. Union City Edna Johnson. Carry Betty !«ouise KafTerline, Sprfngcreek (’laud Ketko. Cany Edward Kinley. Carry Kenneth Kirch, Corry Marjorla Klrcli (Nichols). Cotry Theodore Klash. Corry Buclah Kovach (Potockl), Carry Virginia Kysar (May). Corry France Lindbcrg. Carry June Mack. Corry Paul McKay. Springer, .-k Richard McLaughlin. Carry John Merrick. Corry Mary Morrison. Corry Alice Mount (Newell). St. Clair. E. Liverpool, Ohio Paul Mulheirn, Carry Ruth Mumford. Carry Doris Nelson. Corry Ruth Nichols. Corry Dora Phelps. Corry Joe Pltcavage. Corry Harry Ploss, Corry Elsie Raeke (llixon). Carry Jane Raymond. Corry Gordon Rehnborg. Corry Douglas Reynolds, Corry •Deceased. Married name Is In parenthesis. Pag? Seventy-one Wilbur Klckcru, Corry Kies nor How, Corry TcrrniJO' Kous -. Union City Doris Sanden, Corry Stella Savnko, Corry lH� utl l Scars, Corry John Sekersk. Corry lllalr Sheely, Corry Charles Smith. Corry Kira nor Speck. Corry Kdith SiM-rry, Corry .Maxine Swanson, Corry Bernard Thorp, Corry John Vettenburg, Gurry John Walsh, Corry Norman Warner, Corry Kyle Watrous, Corry Orlo Watrous. Corry Mary Wilcox. Corry Dorothy Williams, Corry Mynferd Williams, Corry Michael Petracco, Corry ip:� Cecil Akam. Corry Paul Auer. Corry Harry Baumgarten, Corry John lieII. Corry Marie Bennett, Corry Dona Berk house. Corry la on Bertram, Corry Robert Brockman. Corry Mary Brooks (Wood), Corry Krnest Burik, Columbus. Pa. Ruth Bush. Corry llarry Cnsperson, Corry Arlene Chase, Corry Ruth Cole, Corry Harriett Coley rove. Corry Francis Coyle, Corry Lucille Cullen, Corry Bruce Hearing. Corry Cary Dingfelder. Corry Iva iKinaldson, Corry Joe Ficcardl, Corry Merton Filch, Corry Frank Cate , Corry Holland Cate . Corry Dorothea GaulTreau. Corry Viola Goring, Corry Frank Grice. Corry Walter Gulick, Corry HIeanore Hall, Corry Clinton Halne . Corry Helen Hudock, Corry William Jewell. Corry Naomi Johnson. Corry Robert Johnaon, Corry Robert Keppcl, Corry Ruth Kirch (Rcdlcke), Corry Wilbur IjtthrojK . Corry Gertrude IJndirtrom. Corry William MacLees. Corry Marjorie McKIroy, Corry Steve M.itsko, Corry Jane Maxwell, Springe reek William Molr, Corry Albert Moon, Union City Richard Morris. Corry Richard Mountain, Corry Dorothy Soy Ion (Sheely), Corry I O I Nichols, Corry Jeannette Palmer, Corry Jeannette Patterson, Corry Helen Rath bun, Corry HarriMon Rawson. Corry I)e Ijo Recsink, Corry Roy Reed. Corry Phyllis Retherford. Corry Ann Reyda, Corry Catherine Roach. Corry Lucille Root, Corry Orval Root, Corry John Savko. Columbus Mary Sears, Corry Raymond Sears, Corry e Shoemaker. Corry Stacy Skinner, Corry Sara Jane Reed (Stanford), Corry Cl eta Still, Corry Klnont Storer, Corry (Seorxe Sjsjveri, Corry Orville Street, Corry George Taylor. Corry Stanley VanTassel, Corry •Rita Waite Kvelyn Wigger (TriKeuit). Columbus Helen Wojclechowskl, Corry Frances Young (Hurlhurt), Corry id:m Doris Akam. Corry Ductile Akam, Corry William Armitage, Sprlngcreek Wilson Armitage. Sprlngcreek Joe Baressi. Corry Kthel Beckwith. Corry Lahomu Blakeslee, Corry Gayle Bout well. Corry Dorothea Brockman. Corry Homer Bulard, Sprlngcreek Leslie Bulard. Corry Forest Brown, Corry I wle Cant rants . Corry George Chase. Corry Albert Cole, Corry John Craker, Corry Corinnc Cullen. Corry Harrison Curtis. Corry Ruth Denting. Corry lavlna Dingfelder. Corry Peter Dubrosky, Corry Raymond Kdaoti, Corry Wilma ICdson, Corry Barbara Jane Kn gland, Warren, Ohio Dunne Fogle, Corry Klalne Foster. Corry George Franz. Corry Donald Gates. Corry John Giha . Corry Verna Gibbon . Corry George Gordon. Jr., Corry Mildred Hueiiei. Corry Bertha Howard, Corry Bertha Huth. Corry Robert Jewell. Corry Made Johnson, Corry Ruth Johnxon. Corry Dona Forbes (Keppcl), Corry Ruth Keppel, Corry Alberta Klmmey, Corry Margaret Jane King. Corry Ruth Kinley, Corry Frank Ku . Corry Myrtle Kyaar, Corry Howard Ladd. Klgln Alton Ijturie, Corry Nell Lindsey. Corry Virginia Ixweland, Corry Walter Loveland, Corry KrnestIne Lynn, Corry Mammie Mack. Corry Anna Malllck, Corry Juanita McClintock (Croscut), Corry Virginia McCloskey. Corry Carlotta Mead, Corry Kathleen McCray. Corry Vernon McCray, Corry Norman McKIroy, Corry Robert Maxwell, Sprlngcreek William Merrick. Corry Kvelyn Merritt. Corry Betty Morton, Corry Kvelyn Mould. Corry Margaret Mulligan. Corry Virginia Munn. Corry Glover Miles. Corry George Nagel. Corry John Ohrn Jr., Corry Robert Ott Jr., Ia Angeles, Calif. Donald Paulson. Corry Harry Paulson, Jr.. Corry Cassius Paulson. Corry Patsy Perry, Corry Jane Petracco, Corry Adam Piccirillo, Corry • Deceased. Married name Is in pgrenthesie. Ptgf Seirnty-tuo Marian Pitt, Corry Stanley Kiub-cki. Corry Robert Rathbun. Corry Virginia Reed. Corry Hazel Rchnborg, Corry Dorothn May Rlckcr . orr Robert Roelofa, Corry Florence Sanden. Corry Henrietta Savako, Corry Carlyle Sawyer. Corry Charlotte Schramllng. Corry Wenley Si ann nm. Corry William Khnmburg, Corry Richard Shoop, Corry Virginia Smith. Corry Marjorie Sorenson. Corry Virginia Spencer (McCullough), I nion t Ity Mary Stahowic, Klgin Will la Stewart. Corry Pauline Swanson, Corry Florence Tanner, Corry Hula Taylor, Corry l.mil r Thomas. Corry Ruth Taylor. Corry Kathryn Van Tasael. Corry Kthel Vettenburg, Corry Frieda Vogt. Corry Ruth Vogt, Corry Merrill Wade. Corry Frederick Walsh. Corry Virginia Welden. Corry Alice Wet more. Corry la uls« Whlteh y. Corry l-ena Williams. Corry Joseph Wojclechowskl. Corry George Wolatencroft. Corry Junior Woodworth, Corry Alxora Wright. Sprlngereek Marjorie Young. Corry Victoria Staskiewicz. Corry •Deceased. Married name Is in parenthesis. THE WAYS OF THE WORLD Questions: Oh. where arc the playmates of yesterday? The fellows we knew in school? Oh. what has become of the studious one. And where, oh where, is the fool? Oh. what has become of the orator. Whose passion was to recite? And the bashful kid who could speak no piece Unless he succumbed to fright? Oh. what has become of the model boy. Who was always the teacher's pet? And where, oh where, is the tough young nut. The one we can never forget? Answers: The studious one. so we have been told. Is driving a hack these days: While the fool owns stock in a bank or two. And a railroad that always pays. The orator that we knew so well Is a clerk in a dry goods store: While the bashful kid we knew has been In congress ten years or more. The model boy is behind the bars For stealing a neighbor’s cow. And you ask what of the tough young nut? Oh. he's a preacher now. — J. W. Johnson in Chicago Journal of Commerce. PjXf StxtMly-ibrtt (CaUutiiar SI PTFMBER 9. The wheel' begin to turn again and we're hack with our nose' to the grindstone. 10. Books and assignments are given out. These teachers waste no time. 11. After warning all green horns” about the dangerous stairs, Alice Strigler, a veteran, is the first to descend in an uncomfortable position. 12. I). Saturday and Sunday. 14. They just couldn't stay away so we see seven P. G.'s this year. 15. Faculty meeting to untangle our conflicts. May they be successful. 16. First singing period. Don’t be bashful Sophomores; sing out. 17. Exclamations of hoorays and bronx cheers as class officers arc elected. 18. First pep meeting. Want to buy an AA ticket? 19. We took Wattsburg to the cleaners. 34-12. 20. Homeroom officers are elected. Marjorie McFIrov being elected a president for the third time. 22. Take your seat. James Lundy, thi% is a study hall. Too bad F'ddie. 23. Who is going to have the first candy sale? 24. Clubs off to a good start with a promising new Pep Club. 25. Pep meeting and a big snake dance for tomorrow. Will we win? 26. Wc show more enthusiasm in our victory over Fdinboro. 28. Corrian is off on its advertising campaign. Mister, won't you please take an Ad? 29. First fire drill, tsk. tsk. 70 seconds by the stop watch. 30. Flow long will this meekness last? OCTOBER 1. Taxi service for the football boys to the field now in full swing. 2. A non-invitation party crowned the evening with thirty-two boys present and only six girls. 3. Vi e lost the football game to Lawrence Park. It must have been some party. Fh boys? 5. Dull Monday. Nothing happened today. 6. Now boys and girls, a great opportunity of winning a free trip to Pittsburgh is within your grasp. 7. Mr. Myers tried the impossible: trying to park his car in too small a space. Result: scratched fenders. 8. Cameras start clicking today for Senior Corrian pictures. 9. Ring committee makes unwilling choice on Senior rings, onyx being ruled out. 10. Hooray! we broke the spell and won over our old rival, Titusville, 7-0. 12. Wc celebrate the passing of the Titusville jinx” with an assembly and an early dismissal. 13. Watch the birdie! Clubs pose for their pictures 14. M M's don their royal robes and trek to Erie to see Swing Time. ' 15. The young genius is having a ticket sale campaign for the new play. 16. Romance of a Showboat” presented in the evening with sixty-seven beautiful girls. Which one Burton? 17. Sheffield goes home with muddy defeat. 19. A weiner roast must have had quite an effect on some of the Sophomores as they look a little sleepy. 20. First report cards; Ohhh ! 21. Special singing period with feature selections by Mrs. Ray Morrow. 22. Wc want popular songs ! This is the cry of Room 8 in the student council meeting today. 2 3. What! Mary, no party for the football boys tonight? 24. Beavers show unusual skill as they carry the game away from Youngsville, 31-0. 26. Report cards were not so good; lets use our Monday morning study period for ituJy. 27. Say Ah!—Flealth examinations. 28. Sing now or forever hold your peace. 29. It seems that the girls' student council is very definitely divided on views. 30. Whoops! Wc get out at 3:30—No tardy marks. NOVEMBER 2. Don't forget your 'xcuse from pop if you want to go hunting. 3. What happened to your deer, Johnnie? 4. It locks like a plague had taken assembly. 5. Pictures arc shown by Winfield Markham of a travel to Yellowstone Park. The pictures were in natural color. 6. Glee Club put on a hamburger fry. 7. Oh Boy! What a game! Again we take Union City over. 9. Sue Shaver spends her leisure time sitting in waste paper baskets. 10. Have you bought your ticket for the Junior Play? 11. Armistice day is celebrated by Corry High in a formal (?) assembly. 12. Room 18 is still peeved because wc didn't get out early on Armistice day. 13. Friday the 13th—No wonder so many tests today. 16. Everyone is breathlessly awaiting the tune and words to the new Ham song. How much longer boys? 17. Mr. Brooks shooting at the South Street entrance again. Not a deer among them. IS. No singing period—Band and Glee Club practice for a future program. 19. A recent report shows that Edith Lyman prefers green. James Green ? ? ? 20. The A. A. rake in 115 shekels from their Donation Day campaign. 23. A short week. Lots of extra work to be done before we catch up on our eating. 24. Chemistry students arc disappointed—No lab today. 2 5. It's here! A formal assembly sponsored by Mr. Glossncr brings our studies to an end and starts our leisure. 26 Many carve the turkey—Mary Gillette celebrates a birthday. 30. No Hi Times this week due to Thanksgiving vacation. DECEMBER 1. The boys are sporting small gold footballs presented to them at a recent football banquet. 2. Movies were given in assembly portraying the dangers of tuberculosis and methods of treatment. 3. Mrs. McCormick treats her Senior typing class to eskimo pies for special services rendered. 4. Eleven tardy marks—we stick it out until 4:00 o’clock. 7. Miss Price threatens pupils if they refuse to be in her play— Ask Jack Taylor and Dick Lyons. 8. A bigger and better Hi Times editissn appeared in last night’s Journal. Continued on Page h.ixbty-four P X Seirnty-four AiUtertising INDEX TO ADVERTISERS Aero Supply ------ .... 92 Ajax Iron Work . ........78 Alexander Schneider ........85 N. F. Amo Co. - -- -- -- -- 96 Ann's Beauty Shop - .- -- -- ..99 Barnes Carrig .-......-.99 Bcnnink Candy Company ... .-..95 Berstein Bros. - - - - - - - - - -101 Boston Store - -.-----.-.98 Bracken and Keating Company ------ 82 The Brooks Studio...............----SI J. R. Butters - -- -- -- -- -- 98 F. C. Chapin Sons - -- -- -- -- 97 Christensen Motor Co. 91 Citizen National Bank 79 N. T. Cohen - -- -- -- -- -102 C. H. Col I man - -- -- -- -- -92 Condra Pharmacy .-.----.-91 Corry Baking Co. - -- -- -- --96 Corry Dental Association ------ - 98 Corry livening Journal - -- ...--86 Corry-Jamestown Mfg. Corp. ------ 77 Corry Medical Association - -81 Croscut, H. A. - - - - - - - - - -101 Davison-Foglc Lumber Co...............87 Davison Funeral Home - 100 Diego Oust 97 Doane Mdw. Co. - -- -..---94 Endicott Johnson Shoe Store - -- -- --98 Erie Commercial College 87 Erie Optical Company - -- -----88 Fair Store - -- -- -- -- --99 Field Wright Co. -..------88 Firch Baking Co. - -- -- .- --92 Grand Shoppe - -- -- -- -- -89 W. T. Grant...........................89 Hammond Elevator Company -....100 Helen Shoppe - -- -- -....94 Crrin M. Hillburg - .- -.....94 Nolf Business College ------ 95 Hotel Corry - - 8} Jamestown Dry Goods Co. - -- -.-.91 Jaijua Beauty School..............-88 Keefe Johnson Shop - -.---..-88 l.oblaw Groccterians, Inc. ------- 96 Lauries Groceteria...................92 Malios, George ---------- 102 P. A. Mever Sons.................91 Model Dairy Co. -.---....-78 Marick R. - - - - - - - - - - -101 Murphy G. C. - -- -- -- -- - 8J The Nast Company - - - - - - - - -101 Pcnnzoil Service Station........ 102 Phillips. V. E.......................82 Powell Motor Co. - -- -- -- -- 80 Pulakos.......................83 Raymond Mfg. Co. --------- 80 Rex Theatre - -.--------97 Ritz Restaurant..............- 89 Root Furniture Store SO Rowe. L. J...........................87 Starr Memorial Works - -..-.--96 Steen Dry Cleaning --------- 99 Sterling Milk Inc. ..-------94 Socony Vacuum Oil Company ------ 87 Thomas Motor Company - - - -- -- -100 Trasks, Prescott Richardson ------ 82 Union Emblem Company sr. Waterhoutc Garage --------- 95 Will J. Wilcox.....................86 Thco. Williams - ---------83 Wing Willi Store - -- -- - -- -102 Pjgr Seiei fy-six Special Built-to-Order Equipment Manufactured for NINTH DISTRICT MUNICIPAL COURT New York Citv CORRY JAMESTOWN MFG. CORPORATION Corrv, Penna. Pane Sfiruty-term AJAX IRON WORKS CORRY, PENNSYLVANIA THE MODEL DAIRY CO. MILK and CREAM CHOCOLATE MILK Pa e Seventy-eight CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK 1 The Bank on the Corner $5,000 MAXIMUM INSURANCE FOR ALL DEPOSITORS MEMBER OF FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM PaRr Seirnly-nine RAYMOND MANUFACTURING CO. Corry, Pa. Manufacturers of UK ill (iRAI)K MAC'HI N FRY SPRINGS FOR ALL INDUS IRIKS Corry Made Springs Arc in Use Everywhere On the Earth In the Air In the Sea Commander Byrd’s last expedition to the Antarctic teas equipped with RAYMOND SPRINGS ROOT’S FURNITURE STORE POWELL MOTOR CO. for the better electrical appliances FORI) MAYTAG WASHERS PH I ECO RADIOS ROYAL CLEANERS FRIGIDAIR ES WESTING HOUSE ELECTRIC RANGES Authorized Safes and Service 141 North Center Street CORRY. PA. IOkc Eighty The Pictures in this issue of the Corrian by THE BROOKS STUDIO 126 North Center Phone 279- R PORTRAITS KODAK FINISHING FRAMES P ge Eighty-one V. E. PHILLIPS TH K J EWELER China Diamond Glass and Platinum and Pottery Jewelry GIFTS AND GREETING CARDS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Trask, Prescott The Bracken-Keating Richardson Co. Company Department Store MORTICIANS ERIE. PA. Phone Day and Night 34-J Mail and Phone Orders filled on any of the items advertised in Erie Papers. Vj r Eighty-two THEO P. WILLIAMS THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF THE C. S. also K iuipi e l to serve you in all Other Insurance Lines 4V2 E. Main Street Phone 562 “BE'lTER SERVICE THAT’S WHY” Compliments of HOTEL CORRV Corry, Pennsylvania PULAKOS 926 Candies ERIE, PENN A. Page Eighty-three £nlrttftnr Continued from Pngf Srirmlyfonr 9. More volume swells the portals of the school as we start s'nging familiar Christmas Carols. 10. Marian Donaldson is our modern Diana. ask the dear that was with her. 11. The debating team is working busily preparing their speeches. 14. An interclass bowling league has been organized for the boys' Homerooms. 15. Many wage workers arc disappointed at the change in Xmas vacation. No outside work to gain extra shekels this year. 16. No assembly—play practice. 17. By request you will see two new monthly magazines in the library in ’57. IS. Due to controversial differences the M M dance will not be held in the Junior High Gym? 21. The French classes will sing French carols wherever they see a flicker in a window. Lights Out.” 22. Harriet Shaw discontinues her studies for the year. 2). Christmas Peace” was presented by our assembly before vacation. 24. Xmas vacation—Whoops. JANUARY 9. What did Santa Claus bring you for Christmas A sparkler. says one Junior girl. 5. While most of us were resting up from Christmas. Mr. Anderson floated on the Miami Beach. 6. Have you noticed the new loud colored neckties? 7. We settle back down to work with meetings of the student council and regular clubs. 8. The girls are not being outdone so they have taken up kegling. 11. A special assembly was helJ to launch the AA ticket sale. 12. School is dismissed at ll:J0 to meet the King at the Railroad Station. 15. AA gives us another smash hit—the Yankee King.” 14. Student Council held a very competitive meeting. The girls want a dance. Do you? 15. Many wander down to Union City to the game and the frer dance. 18. The Library Club is planning an outing. 19. Spring is in the air—don't you wish school were out? 20. Ahem. I hase a few remarks to make. 21. Again we see the signs of a baseball team. 22. Mr. Sheen tells us again about his bet that he makes every year. Will he lose? 25. It's so quiet—everybody is studying for exams. 26. 27. 28. 29—week of exams. FFBRUARY 1. An opportunity is given to the Art classes to compete in a Proctor Gamble contest. 2. We hear there is a new club started by the Senior girls. Is it the Kitchen Club? 5. Juniors had a meeting and committees were selected. 4. Fiveryone is studying hard so they can go to the skating party tonight. 8. The Band members are sporting new band equipment. 9. Robert Frasier, a new student here, is quite the topic of conversation among the girls. 10. A group of students under the direction of Miss Shaeffer played at the Kiwanis Club. 11. The Pep Club is discontinued—a new cheerleaders' club is substitutes!. 12. Special Homeroom period for the correction of schedule cards. 15. Oh the headaches—we lost the Ashtabula game. 16. Martin Keppel seems to have changed his study period to a little more exclusive place. 17. Singing period for boys only. 18. Miss Price again shifts the personnel of the debating team. 19. The posting of the financial particulars of the A A shows that they're out of debt at last. Hooray! 22. A group of the Business-Commercial group report this week to business offices instead of school. 25. linglish 12 is the ideal class. They arc practicing the use of their imaginations. 24. Girls enjoy a ipec ini program in then assembly hour. 25. Cnrr an Staff goes chasing ads in Erie. 26. Results of the Junior Class meeting show that they arc in need of funds. Well. Seniors? MARCH 1. One two! One two! dancing classes are well under way. 2. Bob Williams joins his pal in the new Sophomore homeroom. 5. John Sproveri and Crosby Bush display their musical talent in entertaining program. 4. The new seating arrangement is showing improvement in the singing periods. 5. The girls' basketball team journeyed to North Fast where they met a 22-17 defeat. Tough luck. 8. Students with brains (?) arc taking exams for scholarship awards. Good luck. 9. The Library Club goes green and has a St. Patrick’s party. 10. Did you hear about the disinherited skunk who was left without a scent? What are these schools coming to? 11. Miss Rowland's American Lit. classes show great signs of genius. Did you read Dick’s essay? 12. What, no sweater hop? It was postponed for a good cause. 15. Seniors are trailing up and down stairs -what's the attraction? They arc autographing their rogues gallery. 16. The essay Man in this week’s Hi Times caused much comment. Woe to the man! 17. My Wild Irish Rose—yes, we still sing it 18. Study period—scheduled speaker on Crime” was unable to be here. 19. The Junior girls' homerooms arc planning a party for a coming marriage. Whose? 22. Last chance to buy a Corrian—better get one. 25. Entire student body attends the debate in the auditorium. 24. Have you been measured for caps and gowns? 25. One of our English teachers is going to be a modern Poe. 26. Everybody got a date for the prom? 27. Faster vacation. APRIL I. The well known Prom. 5. Wc arc now on the last lap of our school year. 10 more weeks. 6. One of our Senior lassies received some red roses from a Junior laddie. 7. Chemistry class is astounded with the knowledge of the new substitute teacher. 8. Failing down the stairs seems to be a habit with Robert Frasier. 9. Room 4 — the new study hall—docs Miss Rowland know? 12. Mr. Anderson taps the appendicitis list—wc expect him back soon. 15. French classes arc acting out a French play. 14. Room 2 sets up a new code for Homeroom. Rather old-fashioned, don't you think? 15. Put Band presents an outstanding concert program. Page Eighty-four Continued on Page Ninety-three Compliments of CORRY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION DR. 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II. 12. £alrtiftar ConUmtrJ from Page Eighty-font Our near-champions of the county in basketball eat at the McCray Church. Lammers toots hit grunt-iron to a crashing victory in the district forensic and music contest at Grove City. Becker goes poetical and hat a verte (?) or two publithed in the Hi-Timc . The Athletic Czar announcct that for next tcaton the Corry batketball team will compete in the Claw A League of Crawford and Venango Counties. Union City alto makes the change to play with Oil City, et al. We pay tc to hear a group of amateurs in a musical assembly program. Proceed used to tend the district champion tuba player to the State finals at Altoona. Erie Business College presents to shorthand classes a student who takes 171 words a minute—Miss Emery. I.ammers loses at Altoona, but makes a good showing. He certainly is wrapped up in his music. Our second-place debating team is feted at Allegheny and engages in a non-decision debate with Titusville, league champions. Many students burning the midnight oil trying to cram for six weeks exams today and tomorrow. Grade close for the next-to-thc-last marking period. Are certain seniors worried? And how ! Marion Donaldson undergoes the surgeon's knife for an appendectomy. It's certainly getting to be the style. During this boys' week we haJ tom: really efficient officials: Lyons, Journal editor; I indsley, mayor; J. Taylor. Superintendent of Schools. Senior Class meeting, rc Alumni Association fee. MAY Senior Class ba-cball team defeats Juniors 4-J in first game of league season. Gumblcton wins over Taylor. Band travels to various industrial shops this week, playing short noon-hour concerts. Purpose: Raise subscriptions and advertise the coming concert. ’Neath the shadow of the Journal office the horseshoes clang and clang. A tournament to be promoted. Notice the ban I parading and practising—don't they ever go to class? Band display at the Light Office. Letter-day. Speeches and applause as our athletes receive their rewards for noble work. State scholarship exams at Lawrence Park. Sohpomores take a bad beating from the Freshmen—a comedy of errors. 4 hits and 17 runs for the victors. Confusion reigns momentarily a half the school report for clubs and the o:her half for home room study. No singing today. Concentrated study in preparation for the days of reckoning about to come upon us. flow many will be ready? I J. Study again for most. Band practising in dress rehearsal tor tomorrow night. 14. At last, the band concert, proceeds of which go for uniforms and music. La-la-la! 17. Ping-Pong, horseshoes and tennis tournaments well under way. Seniors lead the baseball league. It. With all the talk and writings of the recent coronation. Baumgarten asked What kind of a nobleman it a discount?” 19. Last-minute subscribers for the Corrian are beginning to wonder if there will be any books left for them. 20. Last official meetings of the student councils. The beginning of the end for a lucky few. it seems. 21. Such a beautiful, bright, sunny day in May to have to stay till 4 P. M. instead of J:J0—all because of 6 tardy marks. 24. Finally, we have come within looking distance of the last day of classes. Doesn’t it look like a long week ahead? 2 . A-grumbling we all go. a-grumbling we all go; assignments are longer than ever now. a-grumbling we all go. This rush for the finish is fine (after the finish). 26. Mr. Sheen is around making his semesterly wager that someone will forget an exam and come a day late. The seniors hear it for the sixth and last time. 27. Distressing news. What seniors are in grave danger of not graduating because they are low in a couple of math classes? 25. Vi e whoop it up at the class day dance—free to all students —paid for by the school. Almost as dangerous in the crowd as the old class fight which it displaced. )|. No school. Celebration of Dec or at.on Day. An excellent chance to rest up for the grind ahead. JUNE 1. If all goes well, the Corrian comes out today. Oh. a little bird has been telling all he knows again. 2. Everyone busy—cramming, sweating, worrying, fussing— and for what? ). Another one off the list. Wasn't that a tough one? How did you answer number six? I was away off. 4. The eyes of teachers are upon us! The hard part is over. Flow many were weighted and found wanting? These days are certainly show-downs for the hand-shakers. 6. Baccalaureate. I never really appreciated Far from the maddening crowd until now. 7. Faculty meeting, rc senior borderline cases. A day of judgment. indeed. Some right rare gifts, I trow. 8. Junior High Commencement. Poor things! If they only knew what lay ahead of them. But then I guess most of us survived. 9. There is nothing quite so hot and uncomfortable as the Senior High Commencement; nor so solemn as that final Alma Mater.” 10. Our final day of school. After all. it does seem rather sad. doesn't it? See you again in the fall. ★ Page Ninety-three THE HELEN SHOPPE Togs for Tots Ladies' Lingerie and Hosiery INSURANCE All Forms- Phone 130 ORRIN M. HILLBURG 143 North Center Street 'Rea! Service—That’s It” Compliments of STERLING MILK Compliments of 0. E. DOANE HA RDWAR K Page Ninety-four w. w. WATERHOUSE ATTKXD THE HOFF BUSINESS COLLEGE Warren, Pa. PLYMOUTH DcSOTO IT SPECIALIZES IN Training necessary for success in business life. Sales and Service The courses are thorough and the work intensive. 38-40 V. Main Street Secretarial. Advanced Accounting ami Civil Service 'Training are specialties here. Reasonable Rates Phone IS SEND FOR FREE LITERATURE Com diluents 0 BENNINKS Compliments of Home Made Candies T. A. PAVER PURE—KRESH—CLEAN HOME MADE CANDIES Soft Drinks—Carlson’s Ice Cream HOME MADE CAXDY tVe Cater la Churches Schools—Mail Orders CIGARETTES CIGARS ICE CREAM 7 S. Center Street Page Nine y-fi ir ★ Always Ask for l 't- Solifit Your Consideration CORRY BREAD AND STARR BAKED GOODS Memorial Works The Only Complete Help make Corry linkers MEMORIAL WORKS suer ess fti! by buying In Corrv their pro !nets ★ Rhone 662-J 104 E. Washington St. CORRY BAKING CO. CORRY, RA. Synonymous With Progress LOBLAW Self-Serve Groceterias Home of Co m pi intents of N. F. AMES LOBLAW GROCETERI AS Inc. • •• Corry housewives certainly enjoy shopping the Loblaw Self-Serve wav. Thev Wholesale love to shop personally and when they know they can do it as unhurriedly as they please and at the same time, make Drugs substantial savings—shopping becomes a double pleasure. 1 13 N. Center Street 1 13 P Xf Nincfy-iix DIEGES CLUST eTXCanufactiiring 'jewelers 17 John Street. New York City Makers of Corry High School Rings and Pins Trophies Medals Fraternity Pins Representative C. W. GROVE. DUNKIRK. N. Y. FRANK C. CHAPIN cN SONS j(i lies’ R17 Hy-to-W ear Compliments of REX THEATRE Page Ninety-set cn BOSTON STORE ERIK, PENN A. Endicott Johnson Shoe Store 28 N. Center Street CORRY, PA. “Factory to You 9 CORRY DENTAL ASSOCIATION I)R. H. A. CURTIS DR. C. W. JONES DR. R. B. MOSIER DR. HARRY RHODES DR. PAULS. WEED METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE J. R. BUTTERS Phone 60-M Pigf Ninety-tight Compliments of Compliments of STEEN’S ANN BEAUTY SHOP For 40 Years 130 X. Center Street Corn's Leading Cleaners Phone 266-W Smart Styles in Graduation Footwear of Dependable Quality Of prices that will please the thrifty May IV e Shoiv You What We Have to Offer? Compliments of THE FAIR STORE BARNES CARRIG Phone 175-R 37 X. Center Street CORRY Pax Ninety-nine Phone 588-J C o n s i d era te Service Compliments of THOMAS Motor Company 16 Clinton Street CORRY Chevrolet Sales and Service Phone 119-J Hammond Elevator Company Dealers in LUMBER. COAL AXD BUILDERS’ SUPPLIES Phone 696 CORRY, PA. '‘Builders of Fine Homes” R. Lawrence Davison FUNERAL HOME Corry, Pa. « • •■ AMBULANCE SERVICE OUR MEMORIALS Are backed by Experience of many successful year in the memorial business. Knowledge of design gained through long study and training. A reputation for fine work at fair prices. A determination to keep our products and our service up to the highest possible standard. CURRY GIZZIE Chas. A. Myirs, Manager Cor. N. Center Street and E. Columbus Avc. CORRY, PA. Phone 172-R Page One Hundred TRY AND BK CONVINCED Our workmen have had years of ex peri- ence in both shoe and rubber factories. N AST’S Our up-to-date machinery is the very latest in shoe and rubber repair. We rebuild your old shoes and rubbers to look like new and still retain the CORRY’S GREATEST shape your foot made in them. CLOTHIER Prices the Lowest Possible for ALL WORK GUARANTEED MEN and WOMEN R. MORICK 12 W. Main Street Corry, Penna. Compliments of Here’s the most complete new selection of fine clothing and furnishings we've ever assembled. H. A. CROSCUT BERNSTEIN 137 N. Center Street BROTHERS and Clothiers and Furnishers 47 X. Center Street REX SHOPPE CORRY, PA. W. South Street Where you always get your money’s worth Page One Hundred One Compliments of WING-WILLI STAR STORES “COHEN’S COAL” MARKS WARM I'RIKXDS Com pH ments of PENNZOIL SERVICE STATION 101 West Smith Street Compliments of GEORGE MALIOS POCKET BILLIARDS 1 1 South Center Street Page One Hundred Two Stir iUmil’s tHsrrputahlr Snings Wc arc all blind until wc Mt That in the human plan Nothing i worth the making if It doc not make a man. The Glee Club— Who Killed Cock Robin? The Coin Club— Tho e numismatic exploit —aw g'wan! The Public Speaking Club— The Blah-Blah Society. Library Club— The B x k-bustcrt. Pep Club— The Whoopee-Cough .” H. A. M.— The Demoniacal Destroyer . A freshmen, we know not that we know not. A sophomores we know that we know not. A junior we know not that wc know. A senior we know that wc know. (But what, we know not). Arntrft ifirnu Soft Nosed Olive Salted Shrapnel Armor-Piercing Pretzel Submarine Torpedo-tipped Radishes Dynamite Duck Pullet-Proof Chicken Salad Armored Cruiser Crab on Sheet Metal Ham Grenade Molten Coffee Milk (in Canteens) First Lemonade to the Injured Bayonets Prohibited After Flank Attack on the First Course Trenches for Twenty Any private refusing to wait on himself, given the water cure By Om t r 01 General Rtor or Tin II. A. M. When I was but a sophomore on Corry High School's sod, I used to think a senior was The noblest work of God. Now that I’m a senior, my Opinion is That my opinion of him then was Just the same as his. The harder you’re hit. the higher you bounce. Fear not the blackened eye. It's not the fact that you're licked that counts. But how you fought and why. In ittcmoruim | ■ Victim Cause oi Death 1 9 Flwyn Ciage ...The Fenie Meenies 9 9 Cicrald Hammond Weivel itch g ■ Carl Sullivan Inflammation of the corroding cavity 9 ■ Charles Costello Bruised exterior of the larynx g 9 Warren Procter Porcupine abrasion 9 9 Charles Rourke Murder and Mayhem 9 9 Shirley Hinman The Benjamins If 9 Dick Lyons The Iggy Woos 1 I Paul Weber Cat scratch 9 9 Mac Bam Sears Gasilius Blowitus 9 9 Harriettc Anderson Paternal violence 9 9 Ruth Cobb ...The Mine)' Moes 9 9 Bob Williams .Slippery fire-escape g 9 Joe Lorencc Heebie-jeebee 9 9 John Wilcox The Willies 1 9 Gertrude Johnson .The Jacobs 9 ■ Carol Mae Hoskins .. The Krud 9 9 Marguerite Ncylon The FI Pluribus Unums g 9 Virginia Williams Screech it us 9 9 Robert Frasier .Flephantitut 9 9 Art Shamburg The Microscopies 9 9 Kdith Hixson .Fumadiddies 9 I Mary Miller The Squintessence of Eczema 9 9 Mary Hinman llabeus Scorpios 9 9 Roy 1 add Non-comp mentitus 9 9 Fdward Becker The Sniff-Sniffs 9 9 Clare Hillstrom Protruding keyhole 9 9 Jeanne Titus The Jitters 9 9 Louie J astman Rough-on-Slats 9 9 Robert C.ulick Abraised swelling of the cerebellum 9 9 Bob l.amona The Raleighs 9 ■ Paul I lurlbut The Slum-gulliums 9 9 Robert Hunt The Cuties 9 9 Bob Bracken The Bow-Wow-Wows 9 9 Kenneth Burr Russian rhombosus 9 9 Mary Castor Distcmpcritus 9 9 Mary Gillette (■asohnius attack on spinal columninum 9 9 Norma Bennett The Woof-woofs 9 9 Crosby Bush The Monkey Tonks 9 9 Joe Loveland Cancer of the trigger-finger g I Robert Wallace Thrombosus of the eye-lash g 9 Betty Stewart Complications of the masticating unit g 9 Paul Phelps The Twits g 9 Betty Fogle The Twerps g ■ Billy Betts The Fut-Futs gjj 9 Fred Schultz The Fu zv-Wu zics 9 S TIMF — BARGES ON ! | Page One Hundred Thief cz fub d Page One Hundred Four Engravings—Canton Engraving Electrotype Co. 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