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

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SENIOR SONG SHEET Graduation—“Somewhere Over the Rainbow” Martha Mount—“Sweet Sue Alice Neff— Love Your Neighbor Bob Reynolds—“You’ve got to be a Football Hero Joe Rorkoski Jumpin’ Jive Frank Messina— Little Man. You've Had a Busy Day” Nina Jane Gilbertson Scatterbrain Mickey Gilson - You’re a Sweet Little Headache Phyllis Lindsley— You Are My Dream Orval Peterson— The Sheik Betty Litz— I Can Dream. Can’t I? Report Cards—“This Is No Dream Glee Club— I Poured My Heart Into a Song Joanne and Nick— This Can’t be Ix ve” The School Bus- Caravan” Chuck and Mary Helene— Comes Love Dick Nichols— The Man with the Mandolin Wendall Gage “Boy Meets Horn” Study Hall- Whispering Mary Helene Hillstrom— Sophisticated Lady Mary Spencer- - Dark Kyes Safe-Driver's Club Taint What You Do” Margaret Dunnihoo- When Irish Kyes are Smiling” Bum Day— The Lady is a Tramp” Mary Baldwin— You Grow Sweeter as the Years Go By Bob Patterson—“Gotta Get Some Shut Eye Delores Bub— Chatterbox” Mary Roelofs—“Remember Me? Dorothy Ross “Sleepy Time Gal” John Tucci—“Oh. Johnny Oh!” George’s— At the Balalaiki” Last February - Indian Summer” Auditorium at Noon— Delightful Delirium Harriett Donaldson- There's a Faraway Look in Your Eyes Anna Romanoskv I Must See Annie Tonight” Kafferlin. St. Pierre. Peterson- - Song of the Musketeers Annie Shumsky - You’re as Pretty as a Picture Paul Sutton The Lady's in Love with You Senior Class We’ve Conn a Long Way Together ! 2f»

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SENIOR SUPERLATIVES BEST LOOKINC Phyllm Lind H ley Orvnl Peleuon MOST HUMOROUS Helen Bush Don McCray FRIENDLIEST Helen Bush Clyde Dingfelder MOST POPULAR Martha Mount Bob Reynolds MOST TALKATIVE Mary Alice Cilson Frank Messina MOST INTELLECTUAL Alice Neff Roman Savnko MOST ATHLETIC Alice Neff Torn Crnxtt BEST DANCER Martha Mount Gene Husbrouck SHORTEST Helen Bush Frank Messina BUSIEST I lelen Bush Roman Savnko BEST SPOR T Alice Neff Clyde Dinttfelder TALLEST Joanne Mulderick Paul Sutton By a popular vote conducted in the four Senior Home Rooms the above students were chosen by their classmates as being most representative ot the superlatives mentioned. The two members of the class voted as the sleepiest. Richard Nichols and Dorothy Ross, were too sleepy to have their pictures taken. Mary Alice Gilson and Frank Messina also received additional honors in being chosen as the biggest cut ups and biggest bluffers. 26

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THE JUNIOR SENIOR PROM CYvwhwvaw r rtv WViSVC ft c.V SVcYioU HOTLY. » W HLNOS OVwv» W«- V T VV3HCVV SV IMW y jwsyyy;wl V. xwt oUr N acV DtCOKXU0 NVax NKo' ' Menu • California Fruit Cup A ort« d Rrliahr Roust Chicken Mashed Potatoes Plain Pens Perfection Salad Mayonnaise Chocolate Sundae Coffee The Junior-Senior Prom given April 13. 1939 by the class of 1940 was an outstand-uig success—much credit for the occasion rightfully belongs to Helen Hush and her committees. The dining room of the Hotel Cony was attractively decorated in the Senior colors of red and white. The dance was held at the Junior High School gymnasium, which was beautifully arranged to represent a scene in the South Sea Islands. The Junior class colors of green and white prevailed at the gym and encircled the stage, where Freddie Kimers and his orchestra presented an excellent program of dance music. After the grand march, led by Martha Mount and Charles Bracken, favors were distributed and balloons were released from a flower shaped ceiling net. The Prom is now nothing but a memory, hut one that will remain for a long time as one of the most pleasant social events of the class of 1940. • 27 K-