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

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ROLAND T. PUTNAM Allegheny College B. S. Vifittenberg College Penn State College Mathematics, Coach LOU ISE RICKERS University of Rochester B. A. Geneseo State Normal School Permanent Library Certification American Literature, Senior Composition, Library MARJORIE SCHOONOVER Pennsylvania State College B. A. French, English, Spanish NELLE E. TITUS Allegheny College A. B. Pennsylvania State College World History, American History DORTHEA WILLIAMS Indiana. State Teachers College B. S. New York University Bookkeeping, Business Mathematics, Consumers Education FACULTY H. LYNN RICE - Pennsylvania College of Music Ohio State University B. S. Allegheny College University of Michigan University of Southern California M. M. . Director of M usic HELEN ROWE ' Eastman School of Music Ithaca College of Music Indiana State Teachers College B. S. New York University Shorthand, Transcription, Salesmanship, Geography and lndustry JOHN T. TINSON Bethany College B. S. Ohio State University University of Pittsburgh Biology, Athletic Director G. CARL WENGERT Pennsylvania State College Mechanics, Acting Director of Vocational and Industrial Education HARRY L. WISSINGER -Allegheny College A. B. Pennsylvania State College M. Ed. Director of Vocational and Industrial Education Sabbatical Leave

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FACULTY STANLEY E. ANDERSON Allegheny College B. S. University of Pittsburgh M. A. Aviation Math, Shop Physics, Physics KENNETH O. BOGARDUS Allegheny College B. S. University of Buffalo University of Pittsburgh Trigonometry, Biology Resigned January, 1944 VIRGINIA GORDON Seton Hill College A. B. University of Pittsburgh Edinboro State Teachers College American History, English MAY MCCORMICK Grove City College Gregg School, Chicago Indiana State Teachers College New York University Typing, Office Practice, Commercial Law HOWARD MILLER Corry: Schools Ford Training School Automobile Mechanics RUTH I. BENNETT Pennsylvania State College A. B.g M. A. English Literature, American History F. LOWE EDWARDS Edinboro State Teachers College B. S. Penn State College University of Pittsburgh American History, Problems of Democracy WILBUR C. MATHIAS Adrian College B. S. University of Pittsburgh M. A. Shop Math, Business Math, Socialized Math. MARY F. MCMAHON Seton Hill College B. A. Edinboro State Teachers College University of Pittsburgh Latin, English Literature WILLIAM E. MILLER Indiana State Teachers College B. S. University of Pittsburgh M. Ed. Serving with the Armed Forces in England

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SENIOR HISTORY In September, 1941, we entered Corry High School, with an enrollment of 133, and pledged ourselves to live up to the school code of being dependable, cooperative, friendly, punctual, loyal, honorable, considerate of others, efficient in little things, and making good use of our time. We proceeded to elect as our officers of our class: President ............. '. Ivan Wickwire Vice President . . . . . . Jean Mitchell Secretary ...... .... J oan Patterson Treasurer ..... . . . Philip Whitehead Coming back as Juniors in 1942, we were eager to participate in school activities and looked forward to' an eventful year, VVe elected: , , President ....... . . . Melvin Anderson Vice President .... Jean Mitchell Secretary ...... .... H oward Pier Treasurer .... . . . Jean Foster Our class play What A Life was a success and gave us more confidence in our abilities as a group. Despite war-time restric- tions, our Junior-Senior Prom was planned, and carried out successfully. Upon entering our Senior year we faced a situation different from any thing we had been up against and to guide us through it, we elected as class officers: President ....... ....... J ohn Rickers Vice President . . . . . . Philip Whitehead Secretary ...... ...... J ean Mitchell Treasurer .... . . . Marjorie Slattery War was taking the boys from our class and We all had to study harder to prepare ourselves for a place in the armed forces or on the home front. Despite this we kept our school spirit and carried on. We were graduated from our beloved high school-we entered to learn, we depart to serve. 8