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

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In Appreciation TWENTY YEARS DF KIND AND EFFICIENT LEADERSHIP NIR. RALPH S. DEWEY - Superintendent Message to Seniors The commencement season always brings mingled feelings to the members of the graduating class. Some of you may recall the words of Dr. Stidger All that is pa-st is prologue, we go on from here. And so it is with the time of completing a course of study and leaving a particular school. All that is past is history. It is the future that is filled with hope, and may it also be mingled with happiness. I congratulate you upon the perseverance which has kept you with your course to its completion. Many years are ahead and. it is certainly a good investment of a few years time to prepare for the many years one has to live. Since the class of N346 is the first post-war class, the type of oppor- tunities open are different from recent classes. New industrial and social developments will need young men and Women with ability and vision. I am confident that the members of this class will measure up to the new tasks before them whether they are in further study or in some immediate worthy service. With best wishes for your success, Cordially, A RALPH S. DEWEY 4

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DEDICATIUN Uwe Firmly Resolve Tllat These Dead Shall Not Have Died In Vainn This be the verse you grave for me: Here he lies, where he longed to be: Home is the sailor, home from the sea, And the hunter home from the hill. Clarence Barstow Oren Belden Carl Bishop Guy Brown William Brown Delores Brumagin Frank Carnrike Louis Castrantas Clarence Conklin Carlton Craker Thomas Crane Vincent Cremis Walter Damon George Davis Harry Davis Harvey Davis Russell Davis Robert Deyoe John Dombrowski Clifford Fields Delbert Fosburg John Frankowitz George Franz Paul Fullom Harley Hall James lludson Leo Hutz Elton Jukes Charles Kinney Jack Krone Harold Lines Donald Lundy Joseph Malick Frank Miller Grant Messinger XX K 4 I :- V ' , Wdflx .5 -.:-- L -2 .T .i - l. S , -it 'I-' f f.-if. . ,- :-liis . 5i . E 1 ' -75 ,-- ' 'C-2-:ge-b William Niemeyer Merritt Pequeen Claude Price Angelo Rainieri Charles Reed David Smith Orville Street Robert Swan V. E. Tomchick Kenneth Waff Harold Walsh William Walsh Clifford Watrous Wilson Woods The compiling of this list of names has been a difficult undertaking inasmuch as no complete list existed in Curry when the Corrian went to press. Please accept the apolo gies of the, staff if anv names have been omitted from our list of honored dead. 3

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l w i MR. HOWARD J. SHEEN - Principal Members of the Class of 1946: 'ar 5 'T'f f 'I I :U I-L I Wish to take this opportunity to commend the members of the Corrian staff and its advisors for the excellent yearbook that they have published. It is a job well done and should stand as an excellent memorial for years to come. The past year has been one of the most eventful in. the history of the world-a world conflict and all it implies-having been brought to a suc- cessful close. You, as students, have lived through it and have donated your mite to its successful termination. Let us all hope that the peace to come will be a just and lasting one. We are now living in a highly developed scientific world and all of us should so adjust our lives that we may take the fullest advantage of it. Graduation from high school should not be the end of education but rather the commencement of education. We have just learned to become familiar with the tools of learning and now should put those tools to work, Education should continue as long as we livegadding a little here and a little there-so that as the years roll by we may exact the fullest good from it. My most sincere wish for all of you is that you may enjoy the best of health, the best of happiness and the best of luck., HOWARD J. SHEEN 5