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

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MODERN SCREEN AND CORRY SENIOR HIGH Boom Town .......... Strawberry Blonde --- Escape ............. Pin-Up Girl .... True to Life ..-- Big Boy ....... .. Early to Bed ...... -- Lady Let's Dance ....... Never A Dull Moment --- Swing Out the Blues --- Today I Hang ........ Powder Town ........ Yesterdays Heroes --- Navy Blues ......... Seven Day Leave .......... We've Never Been Licked The Magnificent Andrew .... Syncopation .............. While Thousands Cheer --- The Daring Young Man --- Desperate Journey ..... Johnny Comes Marching H Rookies on Parade --- ---- Journey Into Fear ............. ome -- --- Corry, Pennsylvania ------ Joan Patterson -- Teachers Absence --,---- Becky Cogan -------- Examinations -------- Glenn McKinney --- Very Few in C. H. S. ------- Perry McCray --------- Ronald Noble ---,----- Martha McIntyre --- End of Marking Period ---- Mirrow in the Hall ----- Basket ball Squad --- Anna Mary Patterson ------ Chuck Armstrong ------------- Room 5 ----- Andrew Carnegie ------------------- Choir ---- Game with Union City ------------ Jack Foster ---- To P. D. Class -- The Sophomores --------- Finals ----- Dot Madison The Good Fellows ....................,...., ,, Room 6 Good Morning Judge --- Salute to Three ...... .... Higher and Higher ,-- Crazy House ....... The Gay Sisters --- Happy Go Lucky .... Cover Girl ......... Dangerous Blonde .... Tender Comrades --- Taxi, Mister ....... A Guy Named Joe .... Old Acquaintance .... Swing Shift Mazie ..... Please Take a Letter --- ------------ Dale Waterhouse Armstrong, Smith, Bergman -----,------- Not Our Grades ----------- C. H. S. at noon -------.. Fredells ------ Jean Foster -- ..-- ----- G ladys Walters -- ........ Bonita Thompson ---- Ann Bailey, Laura Barton ----------- Johnnie Rickers ---- Joe Donoghue -- Mr. Bogardus --- Regina Jagta -- Marie Joseph 28.

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POPULARITY CONTEST Most Popular --- ..-- Best Looking ........ Most Intellectual Most Active .......... Biggest Talker ....... VV1tt1est ............. Best 'Disposition Sleepiest ............ Biggest cut-up ....... Shortest ........ .... Slowest ..... Tallest ....... Biggest Flirt -,- ---- Best Athlete - - - Most Popular --- ---- Best Looking ........ Most Intellectual Most Active .... .... Biggest Talker ...... Wittiest ............. Best Disposition Sleepiest - ...... .... Biggest cut-up ....... Shortest ...... Slowest ..... Tallest ......... .... Biggest Flirt --- ---- Best Athlete -- Most Popular ,- Best Looking 4 ....... Most Intellectual Most Active .... .... Vvittiest ...... Biggest Flirt .... .... Biggest Talker ...... Sleepiest ....,....... Best Disposition SEN IORS BOY .John Rickers .... .Phil VVhitehead --- GIRL --------- Jean Foster -.- ....... Jean Mitchell .Charles Rainesalo .... .- Katherine Spiesman ,Theodore Savako --- .... Elinor Hildebrand .Ray Blynt ........ Jack Foster ....,.. .Melvin Anderson -- .Dick Williams --- .Bob Corbin .... .Howard Pier .... ----.Rona.ld Bergman -- John Scheppner --- .Ray Blynt ....... .Ray Blynt --- JUNIORS BOY .Carmen Piccirillo -- Ronald Noble .... Alton Armitage --- .Dick Alfred ....... .Burton Jourdet --- Keith Orn ..... -----.Louis Vogt ------ .Bob McClintock --- .Dale Waterhouse -- Joe Magliarditi -- ----.Roger Stowe -- .Merle Ottaway -- Glenn Lines ...... Ronald Rathburn -- SOPHOMORES BOY .Jimmie Reynolds --- ,Connie Monroe -- ,Gene Graham --- .Arthur Black -- .Richard Hunt --- .John Ke1111edy --- .Glenn McKinney -- .Lloyd Lillie ...... .Richard Foster -- Biggest cut-up ....... Bill Loveland -- Shortest ....... Slowest .... Tallest ....... Most Athletic - - ----.Dick Martin ,-- James Wolcott --- ----GIenn MCKIIIIIQY -- ----Arthur Black ---- 27 --- Mary Ann Consolo ------ Joyce Butters -- Martha Thompson ----- Josephine Perry Kathleen Mulderick --- Shirley Thompson ,------ K. K. Blick --- Martha Mclntyre --,----- Mina Glatz -- Rosemay Dewey GIRL Mary Jean Sullivan Rose Marie Clabbatz --------- Mary Baker --- Barbara Brown -- Shirley VVarm --- Beverly Barker --- Mary Shamburg ---- Gail Bramhall --- Beverly Barker ----- Agnes Kuzma --- Virginia Young --- Beverly Barker --- Eleanor Kovach -- Barbara Clark GIRL --- Marilyn Haight ---- Doris Price -- Yvonne Lerch --- Mary Armitage -----.. Marlyn Lopus --- Norberta Stockton ---- Barbara Roberts --- Anna Belle Walker --- Helen Hildebrand - -- - Marlyn Lopus --- Frances Krizanik ,- Laura McCray ----- Jean Chase --- Mary Armitage

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JUNIOR PLAY Left to Right: Sitting-R. Burlingame, M. Butters, H. Roberts, G. Bramhall, D. Betts, B. Brown. Standing-R. Alfred, M. Knapp, L. Vogt, M. Dimick, R. Stowe, D. Betts. The Junior Class Play, Almost Eighteen , sponsored by the class of 1945 was held in the High School Auditorium on December 10, 1943. The story was based on the life and love of Eddie Barrie iLouis Vogtl a high school boy of seventeen. The plot centered around Eddie's ambition to be another Bing Crosby and his desire to go to New York to study. His parents lBarbara Brown and Donald Bettsl finally give him permission to go providing he earns the necessary money to pay his tuition. Eddie is sure he can win the money and submits an essay on Truth Today to a contest under an assumed name. His 'Uncle George lRoger Stowej sends in what he thinks is Eddie's essay under Eddie's real name but which in reality is one by a famous author studied by Eddie for style. The essay entered by Uncle George wins first prize and eventually Eddie is accused of plagiarism. Eddie's own essay comes in for second prize and many complica- tions arise. Just about everyone except Eddie's girl friend Ann iMary Ann Dimickl seem to lose faith in him until Uncle George comes home from a trip and clears up all the trouble. This very successful play was under the capable direction of Mrs. Schoonover of the Senior High School faculty. 29