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

Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1947 volume:

me mmlmi X, O . C . . I f dn: 111 C0 UQ fion Theme: Down Memory Lane WMHMMlMlWM JMMMIikM Corry Senior High School . Corry, Pennsylvania Long years ago a winter sun Shane over it at setting' Lit up its western window' panes And low eaves' icy fretting Whittier s Foreword THIS BOOK was written for three reasons: First, to keep alive tradition. Second, to present the events of the 1946-1947 school year. Third, to produce a record of all graduates of Corry High School The task of obtaining addresses of all graduates has been a tremendous one. Early in September, 1946 over a thousand cards were mailed to Alumni members whose addresses were known. These cards, in addition to obtain- ing information about the members contacted, asked for news of those whose whereabouts were unknown to Alumni and school officials. The response was most gratifying but several records are still incomplete. Corry residents were notified of the project through the Corry Evening Journal. The staff sincerely hopes that you will enjoy reading about your class- mates and regrets any errors that may appear. It was at first hoped to include positions held by the various graduates but lack of response made this phase of the book impossible. The members of the Corrian hope that each and every one of the read- ers of our yearbook have a pleasant journey .... . . . . . . DOWNMEMORYLANE. 2 Dedication T0 ALL GRAD! ATES UF IYURRY HIGH SCIJUUI, c'WlLPn Tim? Wim Slwlls Illll' Yvrlrs ,fllrrly Sh11lISff'11l UNI' l'lf-rlsllrrfx Ton. T110 Mwfznry Of Tfzff' l'r1.wl H iff Slay f4nrf Half Uur jnyx If 1'11r' lv. T11 rwlr ms JU rwrr rf' A flwffz ' Alma Mater As the hills of Peiinsylvuniu 'l'l1+-1-v iimirl ilu: busy liumiuinfr Rise to skies of blue, Ol' our 1-ity fair, So asceuds our veiwratimi. Pmmully suuuls tho olsl High Builxlii Corry High, to you. 'Tis for her wv sure. Let the chorus swell in nmlivnis. 'fiacmgli l'i'uui llerv our paths may sw Far and loud and long, UlST1llll llllTillllWll ways. Corry High School mill lim' glory, Vlill ixlmiclvs llw llll-'!Il0l'y ever. Ever huh mn' song: Ol' um- llisgli Srliiml llziys. f'l1m'iis-ff liziisv the cliorels. sgwvll i1 UllXY1ll'll Till tlw I-'lllilflri I'l4-ef. llvlwfs ll rlieell' fm' l'Lll'l'y llixiz Svlilml , , , Hilll. z1llll:l1l1nIlim-. 3 Superintendent of Corry Schools Mr. David L. Swartz Message to Seniors: Within a short time you will go out into the World as high school graduates. While this distinction is now much more common than it used to be, it is still a distinction of which you and your parents have reason to be proud. It is also an accomplishment that carries with it some re- sponsibility and society will expect more from you than those not so fortunate as to receive a high school education. You are graduating from high school at a very significant time in history. We are just entering the so-called atomic age that was brought about through scientific developments of World War II. The solution of the many problems facing us during this era is a greater challenge than most people realize. It can be accomplished only through a clear-think- ing, well-educated mass of people in the World. You who are graduating from Corry High School must do your part in helping to build a better world morally, spiritually, education- ally, and culturally, With a clear understanding and a deep apprecia- tion of Our American Way of Life may each graduate face this task of our generation with courage and determination, This brief message carries with it my congratulations and best wishes for complete success and happiness in all of your future endeav- ors. DAVID L. SWARTZ 4 Prlnclpal of Corry Senior High School Mr. Howard J. Sheen ! E Members of the Class of 1947: May I extend congratulations to the members of the Corrian Staff and their advisors for the excellent year book that they have prepared. We are now in the initial steps of reconversion from the past World War. Many adjustments must be made in our plans for the future. For the returned World War veteran, who has the necessary qualifications, the generous G. I. Bill of Rights takes care of his future education. How- ever, the boys and girls who were not in service will find that competi- tion Will be very keen in every field that they wish to enter. This con- dition makes it imperative to them to put their best efforts into their chosen field of vocation. The past twelve years have been spent to accomplish this goal and it is my sincere hope that these twelve years of preparation in the funda- ' ' ' du- mentals of education have not been spent ln vain, To those of you gra I Wish to extend the best wishes of the faculty and my ating this year self for a successful future. HOWARD J. SHEEN 5 Members of the Faculty Corry Senior High School RUTH I. BENNETT Pennsylvania State College B.A.3 M.A. English Literature, American History F. LOWE EDWARDS Edinboro State Teachers College B. S. Pennsylvania State College University of Pittsburgh Problems of Democracy American History MARY M. JOURDET State Teachers College, North Dakota B. A. Pennsylvania State College Edinboro State Teachers College Senior Composition American Literature English 10 A. LLOYD MATSON Ohio Nortliern University B. S. Shop Mathematics Business Mathematics QQ MARY ANGELES DIAZ Juanita College B. A. Spanish, French, English 10 NORMA LEE FUNK Thiel College B. A. Pennsylvania State College English 10, American History PHILIP W. LEGAL Thiel College B. S. Penn State College M. Ed. Chemistry, Physics, Biology MAY MCCORMICK Indiana State Teachers College Gregg School New York University Typing, Commercial Law, Advertising, Office Practice H. LYNN RICE Pennsylvania College of Music Ohio State University B.S. University of Michigan University of Southern California M.M. Allegheny College Director of Music Members of the Faculty Corry Senior High School MARY F. MCMAHON Seton Hill College B. A. Edinboro State Teachers College B, S. University of Pittsburgh English Literature, Latin WILLIAM E. MILLER Indiana State Teachers College B.S. University of Pittsburgh M. Ed. Consumers Education, Bookkeeping, Salesmanship HELEN S. ROWE Indiana State Teachers College B. S. Eastman School of Music Ithica College of lllusic New York University Shorthand, Transcription, Commercial Geography THOMAS PRYDE Penn State College l-LS, University of Pittsburgh M. Ed. Vocational Coordinator, Industrial Engineering, Related Drawing QQ -J-' 7 JOHN M. MILANOVICH Geneva College B. S. George Washington University BioIo9Yf Health ROLAND T. PUTNAM Allegheny College B. S. Pennsylvania State College Wittenberg College Algebra, Trigonometry Solid, Plane Geometry NELLE E. TITUS Allegheny College B. A. Pennsylvania State College M. Ed. World History HARRY J. LANG University of Pittsburgh Machine Shop WILLIAM MOODY University uf Pittsburgh Pennsylvania State College Lon-k Haven State Teachers College Auto Shop Members of the Senior Class BETTY J. ANDERSON College Preparatory Corrian Editorial 23 Drama- tic Club 33 Junior Play 33 Junior Prom Committee 33 Home Room Secretary 33 Sports Ushers 3, 43 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 43 Social Chairman 43 Bea- verette Club 43 Student Coun- cil 4. Nickname- Bejie. Hobby-Riding in CIark's old Ford. Ambition-Laboratory Tech- nician. EVELYN MARIE BARR College Preparatory French Club 23 Study Club 3, 43 Tri-Hi-Y 4. Nickname- Evie. Hobby-Reading. Ambition-Nurse. MARY ELLEN BLATT College Preparatory Ju.nior Play 33 Usher 33 Transferred to Illinois, 1946. Nickname- Mare. Hobby-Driving her c a b i n cruiser. Ambition-Nurse. SYLVESTER W. BO RSA Commercial General Stamp and Bond Club 23 Home Room Vice President 23 Business Manager Drama- tic Club 33 Treasurer Drama- tic Club 43 Choir 4. Nickname- Foxy. Hobby- Wolfing. Ambition-Bookkeeper. DOROTHY FERN AYMONG College Preparatory Study Club 23 Corrian Adver- tising 23 Sports Club 2, 3: Hi-Times 33 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 43 Hall lVIonitor 3, 43 Choir 43 Band 43 Beaverette Club 4. Nickname- Dot. Hobby-M en. Ambition-Nurse. EVA ELLEN BLAKELY Commercial Secretarial Study 3, 4, Nickname- Evie. Hobby-Riding around. Ambition-Secretary. THERESA E. BOGNIAK Commercial Secretarial Choir 2, 33 Band 2, 33 Eusem ble 2, 33 Home Room Presi- dent 2, 3, 43 Study Club 43 Tri-Hi-Y 4. Nickname- Tickie. Hobby-Music. Ambition-Singer. DORA MAE BRUCE Commercial General Study 2, 3, 4. Nickname- Dolly. Hobby- Soda Jerk. Ambition--Traveler. BEVERLY J. CARNRIKE College Preparatory Cor rian Editorial 2. 3, 43 Sports Club 2, 33 Choir 2, 3, 43 Junior Play Committe 3, Choir 3, 43 Ensemble 4. Nickname- Bev. Hobby-Skating. Ambition-Accountant. PAUL EDWARD CLARK Industrial Study Club 2, 33 Beaver Club 43 Home Room Treasurer 4. Nickname- Bobo. Hobby-R u n n l n g around town. Ambition-Electrician. DORIS MARIE CROWELL College Preparatory Corrian Editorial 23 Student Counzil 23 Junior Play 33 Dlamatie Club 33 Choir 33 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 43 Beaverettc Club 4. Nickname- Dorie. Hobby-Dancing. Ambition-Nurse. CHARLES R. BUGBEE College Preparatory Band 2, 3, 43 Baseball 2, 33 Basketball 33 Football 3, 43 Beaver Club 43 Traffic Squad 4. Nickname- Chuck. Hobby-Sports. Ambition-Coach. fwf 1' I I 4 MARJORIE CAPWELL General Study Club 2. 33 Jr. Prom Connnittee 33 Library 33 Tri- Hi-Y 3. 43 Beavererte Club 4. Nickname- Marj. Hobby-Movies. Ambition-Beautician. MARY ELIZABETH CLARK College Preparatory Study Club 23 Library Club II, Lhoir 33 H. R. Vice Presi- dent 33 Jr. Play Connnittee 33 J1'. Prom Conimittee 33 Tri- Hi-Y 3, 43 Beaverette Club 43 Sports Usher 43 H. R. Trea- suer 4. Nickname- Maria. Hobby-Driving the old Ford. Ambition-Nurse. DAVID JAMES CROWELL College Preparatory Study Club 2, 3, 4. Nickname- Dave. Hobby-Ice skating. Ambition-Farmer. BERTHA ELAINE DAHL College Preparatory Stamp and Bond Club 23 H. R. Vine President 23 H. R. Trea- surer 33 Dramatic Club 33 Junior Play 33 Choir 3. 43 Fnsenible 3. 43 Band 43 H. R. Vice President 43 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 43 Beaverette Club 4. Nickname- Bear-the. Hobby-Sewing. Ambition-Nurse. Members of the Senior Class Members of the VIOLET MARIE DAMON Commercial Secretarial Student Council 23 Corrian Advertising 23 Sports Club 33 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 43 Dramatic Club 33 Hall Monitor 43 Beaveret- te Club 43 Hi Times 4. Nickname- Vi, Hobby-Collecting snapshots. Ambition-Private Secretary. AUDREY MELISSA DEVINE Commercial General Study Club 2, 43 Hi Times 33 Hall Monitor 3. Nickname- Margie. Hobby-Murphy's. Ambition-Housewife. ' HELEN K. ELcHvNsKl Commercial Secretarial H. R. Sec'y-Treasurer 2: Cor- rian Advertising 23 Sports Club 2, 3. 43 Study Club 23 Choir 2, 33 Ensemble 33 Dra- matic Club 23 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 43 Corresponding Sec. Tri-Hi-Y 43 Beaverette Club 4. Nickname- Honey. Hobby-Union City. Ambition-Stenographer. SIDNEY BAKER ELSTON College Preparatory Band 1, 2, 33 Sec. of Jr. Class: Sec. of Sr. Classg Pres. of Student Council 43 Prom Com- mittee 33 Jr. Play Committee 33 Beaver Club 4. Nickname- Sid. Hobby-Army. Ambition- GeneraI. l 10 JAMES DURWARD DAVIS College Preparatory Study Club 2, 3, 43 Choir 4. Nickname- The Beard. Hobby-Collecting cigarette lighters. Ambition-Electrician. MARTHA JANE DIMICK Commercial Secretarial Cori-ian Advertising 23 Stu- dent Council Alternate 23 Cheerleader 2, 33 Study 'Club 23 Choir 2, 33 Ensemble 2, 33 Sports Club 2, 3, 43 Jr. Prom Committee 33 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 43 Recording Sec. 43 Dramatic Club 33 Beaverette Club 4. Nickname- Mart Hobby-M usic. Ambition-Private Secretary. JENNIE C. ELCHYNSKI Commercial Secretarial Study Club 23 Corrian Ad- vertising 33 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4. N ickname- Jennifer. Hobby-Dancing. Ambition-Secretary. ARTHUR FAIRCHILD Industrial Study Club 2, 3, 4. Nickname- Art. Hobby-Dramatics. Ambition-Actor and Singer. CHARLOTTE A. FEHLMAN College Preparatory Study Club 33 Library Club 43 Home Room Sec. 43 Tri-Hi-Y 4. Nickname- Chan Hobby-None. Ambition-Librarian. RONALD S. FOSBU RGH Commercial General Basketball Manager 33 Study Club 2, 33 Choir 33 Corrian Advertising 43 Library Club 4. U Nickname- Fuzzy. Hobby--Ping-pong. Ambition-Proprietor. THOMAS M. GARRITY Commercial General Football 3, 43 Advertising Jr. Play 33 Jr. Senior Prom Committee 33 Corrian Busi- ness Manager 2, 33 Athletic Association 43 Beaver Club 43 Ushers 3, 43 Head Usher 4, Nickname- Bonehead. Hobby-Sleep. Ambition-Barber. MARIAN EDITH GATES College Preparatory Study Club 2, 3, 4. Nickname-None. Hobby-Philatelist. Ambition--Nurse. :S i JOAN NATALIE FELDT College Preparatory Victory 'Queen 23 Band 2, 3, 43 Sec. Treas. 33 Sec. Choir 3, 43 Ensemble 33 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 43 Vice Pres, 43 Jr. Play Cast 33 Chairman Jr. Prom Com- mittee 33 Usher 3, 43 Sports Club 3, 43 Pres. Beaverette Club 4. Nickname- Natalie, Hobby-Sewing. Ambition-Housewife. ANN LOUISE FRONTERA Commercial Secretarial Study Club 2, 3, 43 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4. Nickname- Annie. Hobby-Writing Letters. Ambition-Homemaker. MABEL ESTHER GATES Commercial General Study Club 2. 3, 4. N ickname- Peggy, Hobby-None. Ambition-Beautician. NORMA JEAN GLEASON Commercial General Study Club 2, 43 Hi Times 3. Nickname- Norm. Hobby-None. Ambition-Bookkeeper. Members of the Senior Class Members of the Senior Class LOUISE ROSE GOODWILL Commercial General Study Club 2, 3, 4. Nickname-None. Hobby-Clerking. Ambition-Store Clerk. MARION LOUISE GORING Commercial General Study Club 2, 3, 4. Nickname--None. Hobby-Rol Ier Skating. Ambition-Secretary. GEORGE E. GRIFFIS Commercial General Study Club 2, 33 Choir 43 Dra- matic Club 4. Nickname-None. Hobby-Accordian playing. Ambition-Musician. WILLIAM LANDIS HALL College Preparatory Home Room Vice Pres, 23 Student Council Alternate 23 Stamp and Bond C-lub 23 Cor- rian Advertising 2, 33 Beaver Club 43 Traffic Squad 4. Nickname- BilI. Hobby-Guns. Ambition-Undecided. JOHN JOSEPH GORDON College Preparatory Band 2, 3, 43 Jr. Play Coni- mittee 33 Jr. Prom Commit- tee 33 Choir 43 Ensemble 43 Ushers 4. Nickname- Johnny. Hobby-Collecting records. Ambition-Journalist. JUDITH MARILYN GRAY College Preparatory Study Club 2, 3, 4. Nickname- Judy. Hobby-None. Ambition-Traveler. WILLIAM L. HAENEL JR. Industrial Study Club 2, 3, 43 Skating Club 33 Jr. Prom Committee 33 Beaver Club 3. Nickname- SIeepy. Hobby-Hunting. Ambition-Machinist. WILLIAM ALMON HARMON College Preparatory Football 23 Baseball 2, 33 Basketball 2, 33 Class Pres. 23 Beaver Club 2, 33 Prom Committee 33 Skating Club 33 Choir 3, 43 Ensemble 43 Cor- rian Editorial 43 Traffic Offi- cer 4. N ickname- BiII. Hobby-Sports. Ambition-U ndecided. BEVERLY ANN HENTON Commercial General Home Room Sec.-Treas. 25 Study Club 25 Home Room Treas. 35 Corrian Suhscrip- tion 3, 4. Nickname- Bev. Hobby-Ice Skating. Ambition-Secretary. JAN LATIMER HOWARD College Preparatory Home Room Vice Pres, 25 Student Council 35 Band 2, 3, Business Manager 45 Usher 3, 45 Hall Monitor 4. Nickname-None Hobby-Collecting pistols. Ambition-Army officer. HAROLD LeROY JACKSON Industrial Study Club 2, 3, 45 Jr. Class Vice President 3. Nickname- Hardy. Hobby-Pool. Ambition-Machinist. JEAN ANN JORDAN Commercial Secretarial Study Club 3, 45 Home Room Secretary 3. Nickname- Jeanie. Hobby-Dancing, Skating. Ambition-Beautician. LEONARD D. HIXSON Commercial General Student Council 2, 3, 45 Bea- ver Club 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Choir 2, 3, 45 Ensemble 3, 45 Traffi: Squad 4. Nickname- Hick. Hobby-Baseball. Ambition-Sports Salesman. JESSE ELSWORTH HUFF Commercial General Study Club 2, 35 Corrian Cir- culation 4. Nickname- Buster. Hobby-Hunting. Ambition-Office Worker. RICHARD D. JACKMAN General Study Club 2, 3, 45 Skating Club 35 Navy, 15 months. Nickname- Dick. Hobby-Drafting. Ambition--Mechanical Drafts- man. DOROTHY E. JOSEPH Commercial General Study Club 2, 35 Choir 2, 35 Beaverette Club 4. Nickname-H Dotty. Hobby-Travel. Ambition-Interior Decorator. Members of the Senior Class Members of the Senior Class EUGENE RICHARD JOY Industrial Study Club 2, 3, 4. Nickname- Dick. Hobby-Hunting. Ambition-Machinist. CECILIA JANE KIELAR Commercial Secretarial Study Club 25 Corrian Adver- tising 3, 4. Nickname- Cel, Hobby-Dancing. Ambition-Secretary. MARY ANN KLASCH Commercial Secretarial Study Club 25 Hi Times 35 Corrian Club 4. Nickname- Mary Ann. Hobby--Collecting Records. Ambition-Secretary. ROBERT NEIL LAWSON Industrial Study Club 25 Skating Club 35 Jr. Prom Committee 35 Homeroom Sec. 45 Class Sec. 45 Beaver Club 4. Nickname- Fat. Hobby-H unting. Ambition-Machinist. JEAN VIRGINIA KIBBEY Commercial General Study Club 2, 45 Hi Times 35 Asst. S c h o ol Treasurer 35 School Treasurer 4. Nickname- Jeanie. Hobby-Photo raphy. Ambition-Bookkeeper. MATTHEW DONALD KIRIN Industrial Study Club 2, 35 Beaver Club 4. Nickname- Weasel. Hobby-Hunting. Ambition-Fireman. CORALEE MARY KNAPP College Preparatory Study Club 25 Student Coun- cil 2, 35 Sports Club 35 Jr. Play Committee 35 Usher 3, 45 Monitor 45 Library Club, Treas. 43 Choir 3, 45 Ensem- ble 3, 45 Dramatic Club 3. Nickname- Corky Lee. Hobby-Crocheting. Ambition-Doctor. PAUL LAVERNE LEWIS Industrial Study Club 2, 3, 4, Nickname- Pete. Hobby-Hunting. Ambition-Farmer. BARBARA JANE LORD Commercial General Corrian Advertising 2, 3, 45 Jr. Prom Committee 35 Tri- Hi-Y 3, 45 Hall Monitor 4. Nickname- Bab. Hobby-Golf. Ambition-Beautician. VERONICA P. LUBOWIECKI Commercial General Hi Times 4. Nickname- Ronnie. Hobby-None. Ambition-Typist. NORMA JEAN MARSH Commercial Secretarial Home Room Pres. 25 Corrian Subscription 25 Home Room Vice Pres. 35 Corrian Adver- tising 35 Student Council 45 Beaverette Club 4. Nickname- Jea'nie. Hobby-Skating. Ambition-Stenographer. PAUL WILLIAM MATHER Commercial General Band 2, 3, 45 Choir 2, 3, 45 Ensemble 2, 3, 45 Jr. Play Committee 35 Usher 3, 45 Jr. Librarian5 Sec. Choir 4. Nickname-- Leroy. Hobby-Hunting. Ambition-Musical Director. s- 's Net! 'BP ROBERT L. LOVELAND General Baseball 1, 2, 35 Hi Times 25 Study Club 4. Nickname- Bob. Hobby-Baseball. Ambition-Minister. THOMAS O. MALONEY Commercial General Study Club 2, 35 Baseball 25 Basketball Mgr. 25 Football 2, 3, Varsity 35 Home Room Sec.-Treas. 25 Corrian Adver- tising 45 Choir 3, Nickname- Tom. Hobby-Sports. Ambition-Traveling S ale s- man. RICHARD E. MARTIN College Preparatory Basketball 25 Varsity Club 25 Football 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 35 Beaver Club 3, 4. Nickname- Dick. Hobby-Hunting. Ambition-Civil Engineer. NANCY LOU MEERDINK Commercial Secretarial Stamp and Bond Club 25 H. R. Vice Pres. 25 Alternate Student Council 35 Beaver- ette 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3. 45 Corrian 45 Dramatic Club 3. Nickname- Maude Hobby-Skating. Ambition-Secretary. Members of the Senior Class Members of the Senior Class PHYLLIS JANE MERRITT Commercial Secretarial Band 2, 3, 43 Choir 33 Jr. Play Committee 33 Jr. Prom Com- mittee 33 Jr. Usher 33 Sports Club 2, 33 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Nickname- PhyI. Hobby-Basketball. Ambition-Stenographer. JOSEPH ALFRED MESSINA Commercial General Baseball 2, 3, 43 Corrian Ad- vertising 2, 3, 4, Nickname- Gueseppe. Hobby-Baseball. Ambition-C. P. A. RICHARD JOHN MOULD College Preparatory Study Club 2, 3, 43 Home Room Pres. 33 Jr. Prom Com- mittee 3. Nickname- Dick. Hobby-Fishing. Ambition-Forester. HOWARD R. MULLIGIAN Industrial Study Club 2, 3, 43 Home Room Treas. 2. Nickname- Bock. Hobby-Hunting. Ambition-Army Officer. MELVIN E. MESSENGER Industrial Study Club 2, 3, 4. Nickname- MeI. Hobby-Hunting. Ambition-Machinist. ALICE MAE MILLER College Preparatory Study Club 2, 43 Dramatic Club 33 Choir 4. Nickname- Snooks. Hobby-Housekeeper. Ambition-Nurse-Missionary. HELEN T. MULDERICK Commercial Secretarial Study Club 23 Corrian Adver- tising 2g Corrian Circulation 33 Sports Club 23 H. R. Sec. 25 Jr. Usher 33 Jr. Play Com- mittee 33 Jr. Prom Commit- tee 33 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 43 Home Room Sec.-Treas. 43 Beaver- ette Club 4, Treas.3 Major- ettee 4. N ickname- EImer. Hobby-Reading. Ambition-Stenographer. WILLIAM ALFRED McAVOY Commercial Secretarial H. R. Treas. 23 Basketball Mgr. 33 Corrian Circulation 2, 33 -Choir 2, 33 Beaver Club 33 H. R. Sec. 43 Corrian Ad- vertising 4. Nickname- Mac. Hobby-Pool. Ambition - California bound travel. GENE LEO MCCOY Industrial Study Club 2, 3, 4. Nickname- Mac. Hobby - Miniature Railroad- ing. Ambition-Machinist. CATHERINE L. MCCRAY College Preparatory Study Club 2, 3, 4. Nickname- Cassie. Hobby-Collecting snapshots. Ambition-Housewife. WILLARD WADE MCCRAY Industrial Study Club 2, 3, 4. Nickname- WiIIy. Hobby-Sleeping. Ambition-Machinist. DOROTHY ANN NEFF Commercial Secretarial Corriau Advertising 23 Study Club 3, 43 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4. Nickname- Neffy. Hobby-Reading. Ambition-Stencgrapher. PHYLLIS MARIE MCCOY College Preparatory Study Club 2, 3, 45 Jr. Play Committee 3. Nickname- PhiI. Hobby-Skating. Ambition-Nurse. MARY LOU MCCRAY Counuercfial Secretarial Home Room Vice Pres. 25 Home Room President 33 Cor- rian Subscription 23 Corrian Advertising 35 Beaverette Club 4. N ickname- LuIu. Hobby-Reading. Ambition-Secretary. PATRICIA ANN MCNULTY Fomniercisil Secretarial Curriau Advertising 2, 33 Tri- Hi-Y 3, 43 Beuverette 4. Nickname- Pat Hobby-Reading. Ambition-Stenographer. JOSEPH J. NIEDOMYS Industrial Study Club 33 Jr. Play Com- uiillee 33 Jr. Prom Commit- tee 33 Home Room President 4: Corriziu Club 4. N ickname- Junior. Hobby-Photography. Ambition-Musician. Members of the Senior Class Members of l-he Senior Class DOROTHY E. NOLLINGER Commercial Secretarial Study Club 2, 33 Corrian Ad- vertising 35 Jr. Play Commit- tee 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4. Nickname- Dot. Hobby- Austy. Ambition-Beautician. PATRICIA L. PARSONS College Preparatory Study Club 25 Sports Club 35 Dramatic Club 35 Jr. Prom Committee 35 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 Home Room Vice Pres. 45 Hi Times 4. Nickname- Pat. Hobby-Riding Horses. Ambition-Horse Trainer. PATRICIA C. PATMORE General Study Club 2, 3, 4. Nickname- Pat. Hobby-Roller Skating. Ambition-Beautician. JAMES CARL PETERSON Commercial General Study Club 25 Student Coun- cil 35 Corrian Circulation 3, 4. Nickname- Pete. Hobby-Having Fun. Ambition-Plumber. GEORGE R. OTTAWAY Industrial Study Club 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3. Nickname- Bob. Hobby-Fishing. Ambition-Butcher. SANTO MICHAEL PATE Commercial General Study Club 2, 35 Corrian Cir- culation 4. Nickname- Pedro. Hobby-Hunting. Ambition-Dairy Farmer. RICHARD L. PEEBLES Commercial General Study Club 25 Beaver Club 3, 45 Football 3, 45 Basketball Mgr. 2, 3. Nickname- Dick. Hobby-Football. Ambition-Mariner Officer. ROBERT C. PIERCE Industrial Study Club 2, 35 Student Council 35 Jr. Play Commit- tee 35 Jr. Prom Committee 35 Home Room Vice Pres. 4. Nickname- Little Brogie. Hobby-Sleeping. Ambition-Industrial Engineer. DONALD FAY POST College Preparatory H, R, Secretary 23 Pres. Jr. Class 33 H. R. Treasurer 43 Football 3, 43 Baseball 2, 33 Beaver Club 2, 3, 43 i'Ar1nyf' Nickname-i'Don. Hobby-Marching. Ambition-Colonel. VIRGINIA H. PURCELL College Preparatory Home Room Treas. 23 Cor- rian Editorial 23 Sports Club 2, 33 Jr. Play Committee 33 Jr. Prom Committee 33 Dra- matic Club 33 Tri-Hi-Y 3, Pres. 43 Beaverette Club 43 Choir 3, 4. Nickname- Vee. Hobby--Talking. Ambition-Career Girl. DORIS B. REHNBORG College Preparatory Student Council 23 Corrian Editorial 23 Sports Club 2, 33 Dramatic Club 33 Sports Ush- er 3, 43 Jr. Play 33 Clioir 3. 43 Jr. Prom Committee 33 Home Room Sec.-Treas. 33 Beaver- ette Club 43 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4. Nickname- Beverly. Hobby-Riding around in the Old Ford. Ambition-Stenographer. DOROTHY R. ROBINSON College Preparatory Corrian Advertising 23 Stu- dent Council Alternate 2, 43 Vice Pres. Student Council 33 Jr. Prom Committee 33 Libra- ry Club 3, 4, Sec,-Treas. 33 Jr. Play 33 Home Room Treas. 33 Treasurer Junior Class 33 Treasurer 'Senior Class 4. Nickname- Dah Hobby-Collecting small glass animals. Ambition-Housewife. N905 v.. f-as 3 XE' 1-::.'!' a - 1 3. 4. -ww? I EDWARD J. PRUGAR Industrial Corrian 2, 33 Jr. Prom Com- mittee 33 Basketball 23 Stu- dent Council 4. Nickname- Ed. Hobby-Fishing. Ambition-Meat Cutter. BENJAMIN H. RANDALL College Preparatory Varsity 23 Dramatic Club 33 Corrian Editorial 43 Football 2. 3, 4. Nickname- Ben. Hobby-Eating. Ambition-Farmer. FLORENCE L. REYNOLDS General Corrian Advertising 23 Cor- ritin Editorial 33 Study Club 43 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 43 Choir 2, 4. Nickname- Flossie. Hobby-Dancing. Ambition-Traveler. JOHNN R. ROSSBACHER College Preparatory Band 2. 3, 43 Choir 2, 3, 4, Pres. 33 Business Mgr. 23 En- semble 2. 3. 43 Jr. Committee 33 Jr. Play Cast 33 Usher 3, 43 Traffic Squad 43 Baseball 3, Nickname-- Salty, Hobby-Playing drums. Ambition-Musical Supervi- sor. Members of the Senior Class Members of the Senior Cl JOHN EDWARD SANDERS Industrial Study Club 2, 3, 45 Student Alternate 4. Nickname-None. Hobby-Girls. Ambition-Naval Officer. CHARLES B. SHELDON Commercial General Baud 2, 35 Prom Committee 35 Stage Mgr. 2, 35 Study Club 45 Navy for 15 months. Nickname- Barney. Hobby-Music. Ambition-Diesel Engineer. LOUIE HARRY SHERWOOD College Preparatory Band 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 2, 35 Choir 2, 3, 45 Ensemble 2, 3, 45 Football 3, 45 Jr. Prom Committee 25 Home Room Vice Pres. 45 Vice Pres. Sen- ior Class 4. N ickname- Louie. Hobby-Radios. Ambition-Lawyer. ROY ELLIS SOUTHWORTH College Preparatory Study Club 2, 45 Choir 2, 3, 45 Ensemble 25 Dramatic Club 3. Nickname- Sippy. Hobby-Studying music. Ambition-Store Executive. JOAN T. SCHEPPNER College Preparatory Band 2, 3, 45 Choir 3, 4, Cus- todian of Robesg Usher 3, 45 Home Room Pres. 35 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 Beaverette Clu b 45 School Pianist 45 Transferred to Clearfield, Pa., Jan. 1947. Nickname-4'Joanie. Hobby-Roller Skating. Ambition-Nurse. PHYLLIS ANN SHERRED Commercial General Study Club 2, 3, 4. Nickname- PhiI. Hobby-Roller Skating. Ambition-Bookkeeper. BARBARA F. SMITH College Preparatory Study Club 25 Dramatic Club 35 Student Council Al- ternate 35 Jr. Prom Commit- tee 35 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 Corrian Advertising 4. Nickname- Barb. Hobby-Talking. Ambition-Housewife. GLADYS EM MA SWART Commercial Secretarial Study Club 2, 3, 4. Nickname- Swartzie. Hobby-Swimming. Ambition-Secretary. KATHERINE T. SWEET Commercial Secretarial Class Treas. 23 Study Club 23 Sports Club 2, 33 Cheerleader 2, 3, 43 Usher 3, 43 Jr. Prom Committee 33 Jr. Play Com- mittee 33 Choir 33 Ensemble 33 Home Room Pres. 33 Tri- Hi- Y 3, 43 Dramatic Club 33 Beaverette Club 43 Traffic Squad 4. Nickname- Kathie. Hobby--Ice Skating. Ambition-Housewife. JOHN S. VADOVICH Ilidustrial Study Club 2, 3, 4. Nickname- Moose. Hobby-Girls. Ambition-Naval Officer. RICHARD E. WALTERS Industrial Study Club 3, 43 Jr, Prom Committee 33 Football 3, 43 Home Room Pres. 3. Nickname-- Dick. Hobby-Girls. Ambition-Naval Officer. HELEN C. WAWREJKO Commercial Secretarial Study Club 23 Corrian Edi- torial 3, 4, Editor 43 Home Room Vice Pres. 33 Chairman Jr, Play Committee 33 Tri- Hi-Y 3, 4. Hobby-Typewriting. Ambition-Secretary. 1919, ...af are 'yn-fl 3 RICHARD B. THOMAS General Hi Times 23 Study Club 3, 43 Jr. Play Committee 3. Nickname- Dick. Hobby--Hunting. Ambition-Watchmaker. GEORGE C. VALLETTI Commercial General Study Club 2. 3. 43 Home Room Vice Pres, 3. Nickname- Spagett. Hobby-Working on the rail- road. Ambition-The greatest Sing- er. CHARLOTTE A. WATROUS Commercial Secretarial Sports Club 2, 33 Choir 33 Hi Times 23 Dramatic Club 33 Tr i-H i-Y 3, 43 Beaverette Club 4. Nickname-- Chi. Hobby-Roller Skating. Ambition-Housewife. JOHN REX WILSON II College Preparatory Home Room Pres. 43 Class Pres. 43 Corriau 43 Football 43 Basketball 43 Baseball 43 Transfer from Lakewood, O. 4. Nickname-- Jack. Hobby-Playing sports. Ambition-Sports writer and announcer. Members of the Senior Class Members of the Senior Class JOHN JUNIOR WINDAHL JAMES WOLCOTT EDWARD ZAJAC College Preparatory General Industrial H1 Times 25 Beaver Club 3: Study Club 2, 33 Army for 18 Student Council Alternate 2 Choir 3, 4, Business Mgr. 33 months. Study Club 2, 3, 4. E 3 k t' l 3 , , Jfsgrgyecgst S5 aiifgrci Nickname- Jim- N'Cknamef Edd'e- Committee 33 Captain Traffic H0bbY-GUNS H0bby G s' Squad 43 Corrian Editorial 4. Ambition-College Professor. AYYlbi'fi0n-AVi3t0 - Nickname- Windy, Hobby-Photography. Ambition-Commercial Artist. SENIOR CLASS RECOLLECTIONS President ................................. Jafik Wilson Vice President --- .,.,..,......... Louie Sherwood Secretary ,,,., --- Sidney Elston, Robert Lawson Treasurer ...,,,.,.,..,...,e.......... Dorothy Robinson We, the class of 1947, realize that we have reached the elld of our training in Cori-y Senior High School. Behind us are many happy hours, spent while we are being trained for the life that suddenly has popped up in front of us. It seems only yesterday that we were stumblefoot Sophomores, about to make our first impression on Corry High School. We took part in the activities of the school and never shirked any responsibility. With the news of V-E and VJ day ringing in our ears, we started our Junior year. This was the year in which we were called upon to present a play and finance the annual Junior-Senior Prom Our play The Nutt Family, under the direction of Mr. Philip Legal, was a huge success and added quite a sum to our treasury. Our Junior- Senior Banquet took,place in the Presbyterian gym and was attended by one of the largest crowds in years. The Junior High School gym was decorated as an old fashioned garden, complete with roses and arbors and following the color scheme of green and white, This was the scene of our dance which goes down in history as one of the most elaborate ones ever staged. At the end of our last year at C.H.S, we fully realize that school days are happy days -the happiest of our lives! As we make room for the class of 1948, all of us wish to extend our deepest gratitude to our principal, Mr. Howard J. Sheen, and to all of the members of the faculty of Corry Senior High School who have made all phases of our school life happy and profitable. 1. llil , v A llIllIIlllIIlIl1llllIIllilMlN X MlIllIIlllIIlIllllllIIMW 22 Among The Senior Memories ............ . . Junior Class Play l946 Seated, left to right: j. Scheppner, Nl. Kimberland, K. Sweet, D. Crowell, Standing, left to right: J. Rossbacher, B, Anderson, VV. Hall, S. Elston, D. Rehnborg, j, Windahl, J. Feldt, D. Robinson, B, Dahl. Our seniors of this year have added their attempt at drama to the list of achieve- ments of their predecessors. It was the 1946 .Iunior Play, t'The Nutt Family, a fast- moving comedy skillfully cast and directed hy Mr. Philip Legal and Miss Jean Hormell. The action of the play takes place at Crestdale. a large summer home in the East. The home was formerly a sanatorinm, run hy a Dr. See and his staff. and occupied hy people suffering' from nervous ailments. The house is closed by Ilr. See, remaining idle for a year until Miss Helene Shelton buys it. However. she soon becomes restless and decides to tour Europe, leaving the task ot' selling the place to her agent, Miss Bea Wise. Miss VVise. anxious to sell the home. finals a prospective customer in an eccentric family - the Nutts. She agrees to let them remain in the house for a week, free of charge, to judge its merits as a future residence. l'. Nutt. a retired doctor. is the head of the Nutt family, and is actually not l'inant'ially capable of buying the house, but is content to have others believe so as long as hz: is vomfortalmle in the house. Meta Nutt, his cliarming wife. raises a pet snake. Oogie, for a holvby. VVall Nutt. their son, is fascinated hy fish and is experimenting with them. Last. Init not least, is their daugh- ter, Ima Nutt. No sooner are the Nutts established in the house when several of Dr. Sees former patients begin to arrive and the battle of wits and the fun begins. A Larry Smart falls madly in love with Ima Nutt while thinking her to be a real nut,. VVhile engaged to a girl whom he has never seen. and trying to escape her and his domineering aunt. he is confronted by a girl who claims to be his wife. To further complicate matters he is in love with this girl whom he has reason to believe is a patient in a sanatorium. Sylvia Gaylord. a prominent movie queen, is one of the former patients who arrives with her colored maid, Cerise. The antics of Cerise and the colored caretaker, Orestus, add to the hilarity of the play whenever they meet. Dr. P. Nutt --- ..... Jolnm Rossliacliei- Bea Wise ..,,,......... Joan Scheppner Meta Nutt -tt ,,,, Betty Anderson Helene Shelton .... Margaret Kimherlin Ima Nutt tt ..,,, Bertha Dahl Larry Slnflrt ..YY. A.....------ B ill Hall Wall Nutt --- -.- Sidney Elston Vivian Lepper --- ,... Doris Crowell Orestus ,,..,,, ,-- Jolm Windahl Charlotte Neal -- ,- Doris Rehnborg Cerise ,,,,.,...., ,....,,,,, J oan Felclt Lila .....V-..Y vw Kathie SW99t Sylvia Gaylord --- --- Do1'0thy Robinson 23 - X v9 Z Wllllllll WllllllllllllllllllmkW A Don'I' You Remember the Time Way back in 1945 when the Junior Class voted tor: Title Best looking Best Disposition Best Student Best Dressed Smoothest Dancer Ablest Speaker Hardest VVorker Busiest Best Athlete Girls Kathie Sweet Dolly Bruce Coralee Knapp Joan Feltll .kan Scheppner Virginia Purcell ll'l11l'lI2il Gates ltlartha Dimiizk Phyllis Merritt Boys Bill Hall Leonard Hixson John Windahl Dick Martin Sidney Elston Don Post John Gordon Dick Mould Dick Clark Friendliest Lligzry Clark Ben Randall Best Line Dorothy Nutt' Johnn Rossbacher Cutest Beverly llenton Willard McCray Class Flirt Dorothy Robinson Sylvester Borsa Wittiest Helen ltlulderick Dick Thomas Most Dignified Charlotte Fehlman George Valletti Most Likely to Succeed Joan Feldt Dick Mould Way back in 1944 when the Sophomore llfleiii-al Chart read: Name Symptom Cause Cure Bill Harmon walking on a cloud something sweet None Bertha Dahl presents L. Vogt Is there one? Doris Crowell no dates Art another man Don Post wavy hair girls a one and only Nancy Meerdink B. B, :amos E1-ed Jackson Fred Jackson Mary Ellen Blatt East street, Ronnie Deferment Phyllis Merritt a car Andy 7???'!??'?'?? Joan Feldt letters Millcroek You tell us. Roy Southworth sinilcs girls a steady Marion Goring klunnner Street Norbert Norbert When: Iforalee Knapp caine to school to learn to be a doctor liigliard Thomas came to school to learn Spanish Johnn Rosslmm her came to school to learn Music Toni Maloney came to school to fill space Kathie Sweet ranie to school to learn stuff John Sanders came to school to waste time NVhen: Paul Mather received those twenty two stanza love letters The Barber Shop Qnarette inet one day in the auditorium Helen Elchynski always said 'tl-lnhba, Hubba Bill Hall gazed soulfully at a teacher and said Yon'1'e so beautiful Martha Diniick wanted to be a dancer Jeff Huff made IOOCQ in American Literature Louie Sherwood got to his room fjust oncej with all his books James Davis grew a heard Ronald Fosburgli was a librarian 'Thomas Garrity counted all the money in the school James Peterson was shy John Sanders shot the first deer of the season Richard Joy hurt his hand-some glass bit it Dave Crowell got too friendly with the trophy case Coralee Knapp did an angel act in the Christmas program Mr. Sheen received a Christmas present from the Senior Class 24 First Row: Eating in hall: I.. Mathers, J. Ross. Ch, izetter than the minting Second Row: Cafeteria: Cheerlead rs. ,. ' Third Row: Mr. Rice and Bandg 'Fri-HLY. I of E gow browned kmg Fourth Row: Tri-Hi-YL Miss Funk: B, Wfwd. S the Safe 'WPS mem0 Y Fifth Row: Tri-Hi-YQ J. Wim-lahl, V. Purcell, N. Marsh, B. Sheldon. Of a lovely thlng .... 25 Teasdale 5131, ,Q Q ,H lIul,,, .V V X V, ii' 7 , V , 'P eh y Z Wiilllllllillillllilllli i hlllllIlllllIlIlllllIlltk The Seniors . . . Twenty Years From Now Anderson. Betty Jeanne-Pouring that sweet voice into the inike. Ayniong, Dorothy-Married and now residing in Union City. Barr. Evelyn-Nursery governess in New York City. Blakely, Evae-Movie actress showing her lovely eye-lashes. Bogniak, Theresa-Vocalizing at Rossbacherls night spot. Borsa, SylvesterfDirecting dramatic felub plays at Columbus High School. Bruce, Dora-Owner of candy store at Center and South Street. Bugbee, CharlesiFinally learned to drive in the road. Carnrike, Beverly-Singing in Fred Waring's group. Clark, Mary-Now owns a drugstore of her own. Clark, Paul-He and his brother are tied on auto accidents no Crowell, Doris-Still working in the Ritz. Crowell, DavideFinally read 9,999 potato books. Dahl, Bertha+Quit using peroxide. Davis, James-Finally learned how to plug in an electric razor. Devine, Audrey-Simply Too too fdivinel. Diinick, Martha-Girl's wrestling champion, Elihynski, Helen-Voted pin-up girl for Yale College. Elchynski, Jenny-Is a successful housewife. Fehlman, Charlotte-Airline hostess. Fefldt, Joan- Tendiug five kids in llvlillcreekf' Fosburgh, Ronald-Heavyweight boxing champion Frontera, Ann-Firmly settled in Erie. IRJIIZEEIEE Opened their own cafeteria. Garrity, ThomasfJust had his 10,000l,li haircut. Gleason, Norma-Private secretary to Bell Telephone Corp. Goodwill, Louise-Missionary to Japan. Gordon, John-Taking Woody Herman's place. Goring, Marion-Owner of Super DeLuxe Photography Shop. Grav, JudyiStill as sweet looking as ever. Griffis, George-Still scenery for Borsa's School of Dramaticsl' Haenel, William- Putt Tuttle finally owns his own skating rink. Hall, William-Married the baker's daughter, Harmon, William-Just had a duet with Harry James. Henton, BeverlyiAlways has to take a knapp in the afternoon. Hixson, Leonard-Because of a fad started in school is now the proud owner of a ten foot beard. He is thinking of going into the cough drop business. Howard, JankHas settled in Beaver Dam and is now one of the Jones' boys. Huff, Jesse-Manager of the Huff and Puff Bubble Gum Factory. Jackson, Harold-Mr. Matson's hody guard. Jackman, Richard-Is now an Admiral in the Navy. Jordon, Jean-Teaching at Senior High School. Joseph, Dorothy-Owns a beauty shop in Erie. Joy, Eugene-Moved to New York City ffor his healthy Kibbey, Jean-Now running Sr. High's Cafeteria. Kielar, Cecilia-Mr. Sheen's new Secretary. Kirin, Matthew-Owns a large weasel farm outside Columbus, Klasch, Mary-Head cheerleader at Pitt. Knapp, Coralee-Still going strong with her Erie man. Lawson, Robert-Proud owner of a 1966 Ford, Lewis, Paul-Still as good looking as ever. Lord, Barbara-Taking over her dad's job at Wing Willis'. Loveland, Robert-Catching for the Seminary Second-team. Lubowiecki, Veronica-Now a reporter on a newspaper, using the experience she got on the Hi Times. 26 1' ,Nm -4. M ,SM .. First Row: J. Huff, C. Zenns: Miss McMahon: Group of Girlsg D. Robinson. A U10l.lS3I Id faI'1taSl8S Second Row: V. Damon: Miss Roweg E. Lille, R. Thomas: lZ:55g D. Nichols. Begin to throng into Third ROW: Noon l'l0ur1 V, Damon, C. Hentong V. Elder: W. Hall, D, Robinsong H. Pondel, T. Hanson. my memory- Fourth Row: G, Akzxm: G. Parsons, N. May. J. Waterhouse, P. sum, s. Millspawg N. Gordon, H. Milton Moutz, D, Mack: lVlr. Sheen. Fifth Row: P. Martin, K. Peiffer, V. West, B, Frenchg j. Feldt, D. Rehnborg: L. Sawchyn, G. W'ood. P. Peterson, P. Wilkinson. 27 3 iirrimnniiiiisi ain eii. . ..,.'i The Seniors . . . Twenty Years From Now Maloney, Thomas-Still manages to go rabbit hunting on borrowed time. Marsh, Norma-Now boss of two girls at the candy counter of Murphy's. Mather, Paul-Still receiving poems from ardent admirers. Martin, Richard-Finally shot his first rabbit. Meerdink, Nancy-Opening a beauty parlor in Erie. Lvlerritt, Phyllis-Married and settled down in Clymer. Messenger, Melvin-Owner of iVlessenger's tire shop in U11ion City. Messina, Joseph-Graduated from Notre Dame. Miller, Alice-Missionary to China. Mould, Richard-Teaching at University of Pennsylvania. Mulderick, Helen-Great American literary composer. illulligan, Howard-Owns his own farm east of Coriy. McAvoy, Alf1'edfHas his own pool room with No Peebles Allowed. McCray, Catherine-Wearing two rings now instead of one. McCray, Mary Lou-Has finally married. She resides in Union City. lVl3Cray, William-Owner of Van Cise Garage. McCoy, Gene and Pl1yllisfThis famous brother and sister team now stars on station W.L.E.U. McNulty, PatriciaiStill likes to celebrate New Year's Eve lwith a certain personi. Neff, Dorothy-Made a speech at Carnegie Hall last night. Niedomys, Joe-Teaches Auto Mechanics at Union City Vocational School. Nollinger, Do1'othyiHappily married and living in Chicago. Ottaway, Geo1'gefFamous football coach at Youngsville. Parsons. Patricia-A bareback rider in a western rodeo. Pate. Santo-Just bought a new truck, Patmore, Patricia-Still can't make up her mind. Peebles, Richard-Still succeeding at fascinating people with his smiles fespecially womenj. Peterson. James-Still avoiding women!!! Pierce. Robert-Now has his own gasoline station. Prugar, Edward-Managing new super A KL P. Purcell, Virginia-Finally made her trip to Sweden with some red haired fellow. Randall. BenjaminfHas succeeded in becoming an instructor in Trigonometry. Relinborg, Doris-At last she is a Harvey girl! Reynolds. Florence-Caller at the hog wrestle. Robinson. Dorothy-Recently opened a bakery hall for Hall Bakeryj. Rossbacher, JohnniFinally decided to be a doctor rather than a musician. Sanders, John-Still manages to get a deer every year ffour-legged oneb, Scheppner, Joan-At last she has her driver's license. Sheldon, BarneyiStill a bachelor. Sherred, Phyllis-Still undecided as to the lucky guy. Sherwood, Louie-Down to 110 flt must be Bettyls cookingl. Smith, Barbara-eHas quit writing to sailors and married the one. Southworth, Roy-Well known collector of rzire books. Swart, GladysiOperating her own beauty parlor. Sweet, Katherine-Powers model. Thomas, Richard-Teaching Trigonometry and Physics, Vadovish, John-A mechanic in business with his Dad. Valletti, George-Hair stylist at Antoines. Walters, Richard- Private to you. Vvatrous, Charlotte-Manager of Murphys Wawrejko, Helen-Editor of Good Housekeeping!! Wilson, Jack-Won 10 football trophies so far. Windahl, John-Still undecided. Wolcott, James-General in the U. S. Army. Zajac, Edwards-Busy as Collector of Internal Revenue. 28 z 'S wr First Row: Tri-Hi-Yg Mr. Rice 61 Bandp B Hall. lVlem0I'y clings S d Row: Ll' al: F otb ll. ' TT1cl?m:l1Row: P, Euflei, P. E-mis, M. Borsa: Tri,ua,Y. D. cnson. To each 'eaf 't Saves Fourth Row: s. Elstong 1. Messina, T. lvlulfml-y, A. wnmvoy, R. Fosburgh: P. Buttfw, M. Milla-rp Rvkeby B. Hallg Nlr, Nlilanovich. Fifth Row: P. Blanchard, B. Durham, P. Cullen: E. Raines:-xlog F. Frisinag Girls -n dime a dozen: P. Butters, P, Cullen. 29 EX Wrrlntlulnl1ml1lt Wfmllltllltnlltlmullultntl Q 3 fx 'inlay N, Junior Class History President .,.., -M NVilliani Zufiropulos Vi:-e President, .... ,..... F rank Frisina, Treasurer .,... U, Joanne Miller Sie:-retury -- N, Ruby Hilclelwnml Sr4h0ol Days! School Days! these oft-spoken words described our thoughts at the end of our sunnner vavation. Everyone put on his best Soliday-go-to-1neetin ' clothes for our first day as juniors was to he at memorable ocvasion. Not many weeks had passed until all the family began to purticiizate in school activities, Many of the boys showed their athletic skill in football as well as basketball. Iu October, one of our junior boys, Hill Zufiropulos, was ifhosen president of the Stuclent Counnil. Still another, this time at girl, Jean Spiesman, was chosen vice-presi- dent. Of course we all think they are doing great as leaders with the rest of the student body working under their direction. After a Junior Class Play and a Junior-Senior Prom, it, was not, long until all of us riould discard our cares and again live Hthe life of Riley, Once more we would he free until fall, when onve Fliftllll we would enter for the lust time our little old si-hool house of Corry Senior High. 30 Members o Akam, Gloria Amoroso, Tony Andrus, George Armitage, Jean Arnold, Allan Arnold, Charlotte Bailey, Leona Bell, Mary Bennett, Alice Bennett, Helen Bernard, Delores Blatt, Jack Blynt, Eugene Bogert, Iris Borsa, Mary Brown, Douglas Butters, Patricia Christensen, Betty Christensen, Maxine Clnhhatz, Virginia Clark, Robert Clayton, Alice Clifford, James Coulter, Alice Cowles, Norma Cox, Clarence Crawford, Donna Crowell, Merton Cullen, Patricia, Curtis, .lzunes Daniels, Richard Davison, Patricia Depew, Jean Dey, Joan Dewey, lddvvarll Dickson, Roberta Durham, Blanche Dykes, Daniel Elder, Virginia Fairchilds, Vivian f the Junior Class I l 31 Members of the Junior Class 32 Feldhus, Richard Fenton, Ellen Fenton, Paul Fields, Marie lford, Opal Ford, Retta Fiisina, Frank Gates, Lloyd Geertson, Charles Geertlson, Richard Gentile, Frank Giacoma, Arthur Gibas, Mildred Gilson Donald Gleason, Jane Gluvna, Albert Gordon, Nannette Green, George Grice, Richard Griffis, Barbara Hallett, Marian Hanson, Troy Herberg, Frank Hildebrand, Ruby Hoenes, Fred Holton, Norman Houghtling, Joan Huntley, Richard Jackman, Florence Jagta, Mary Johnson, Betty Johnston, Jean Jones, Charles Jukes, Lucille Katren, Anna King, Bernice Kinney, Wayne Klinger, Richard Kundracik, Paul Kurelowech, Amelia Lammers, Clara Lammers, Clarice Lee, Elsie Lillie, Edith Lillie, Eilgeno Lillie, Lloyd Lindberg, Richard Lindsey, Anna Lindstroni, Lawrence Lines, Marie Lloyd, Jack Long, June Lopus, Faith Lynch, Jerry Mcffiaslin, Autumn McCaslin. Jask McClintock, Patricia Mcnlunkin, Alice lvlanges, Luella Marsh, Charlotte Franchina, Sebastian Middleton, Grace Miller, Bertha Miller, lVIarjoi'ie Miller, .loan lviiller, Robert. Millspaw, Sally Montgomery, Maxine Morgan, Holland Morris. Arlene Nielsen, Gilbert Ohrn, Jean Peterson, Phyllis Pier, Donald Pondel, Henry Post, Claire Powers, Helen Proctor, Arthur Proctor, Mary Proctor, William Members of the Junior Class 33 Members of the Junior Class Puchly, Theresa Querreveld, Augusta Reagle, Jean Reed, Harley Roberts, Alice Ross, Phyllis Sadowski, Ma1'y Saxton, Richard Schramling, Maurice Schuster, Mary Scott, Phyllis Sheldon, Ralph Silvis, Ruth Skinner, Patricia Slagle, Patty Spiesman, Jean Stearns, Carmen Sturdevant, Donald Swan, Jeauniene Swanson, Howard Taylor, LaRue Thomas, Ruby Thomas, Lloyd Trostle, William Volk, Treva Wallace, Marilyn Waterhouse, June Webb, Arlene Wester, Sanfried Wharton, Robert Whitehead, Jack Wilkinson, Patricia Zafiropulos, William Mather, Leo Missing from picture: Betty Armitage. Evelyn Bates, Henry Hill, Rean McElroy, Harold Marsh, Manley Robbins, Lionel Tripp, Betty Volk, Gertrude Wood, 34 ffffsfi NX v Q53 . ti f? Xsviiiff , if 0,1 , 'H ' ' ' J - Wlllllllllllllllllllhhm 'l MMllMlllllll N Sophomore Class History President. - .,.. W- Ken XVilson Vice President ,- -- Curtis Felrlt, Setfret ary ,,.,, ,,,, B oh Hall '1'i'easnrt-r A- W, Norman Kea-t'er VVQ, sophomores ot' the 1946-47 class, entered Corry High Sc-hool as nervous, be- wildered, boys and girls, The first few tluys were terrible and most of us thought high school was dreadfully hard. However. at the entl oi' the f.rst week, our nervous streak had vanished and we settled tlnwn to nialie ourselves :tt home. 'The note ot' authority in the voic-es ot' the seniors nizulclenefl ns nt first. for we had been the upper classnien at the .liniior lligh and our present low position irritated us. Some of us settled down to the hairtl work of Senior High. but, it took others till after the first marking day to bring their marks up to normal. The weeks spell by mak- ing us more and more at home. and by the time 'l'lin1iktsgivi1igg rolled around we were firmly established in our new school. lt, was with this feeling that we were released for the Christmas holidays, We came baek at the end ot our two weeks varation with our old grudge against any kind of srhool, and we felt an old sit-kness roining on when we heard about mid-year examinations. VVit,h the exams behind ns, we felt surprised when someone said the school year was half over, but this cheered ns very little when we thought of the months ahead. Easter came around on scheclule and we :ill filled ourselves with candy and goodies over the vacation. XVe came bark to school with at light in our eyes for there were but a few weeks left and these moved by swiftly. .lime found ns beaming with pride ber-anse most of our class members were privilig ell to move into junior seats on 'tinoving up day! Members of the Sophomore Class 35 Amoroso, Frank Amy, Betty Anderson, Harold Anderson, Rhoda, Andrus, David Armitage, Jack Austin, Lenore Bates, Robert Bennett, James Bensink, Gerald Blanchard, Patricia Blanchard, Paul Blymiller, Ann Boland, John Bogniak, John Breed, Morris Briggs, Carol Buell, Francis Butters, Jane Carson, Audrey Casler, Vivian Christensen, Robert Clark, Michael Cochran, Carol Coons, Clifford Cummings, Charles Daily, Lucille Davis, Junette Davis, Marian Davis, Ruth DeFore-st, Roland Denton, Marilyn Duke, David Elchynski, Caroline Elston, Cassius Engle, Elaine Engle, Marian Fay, Geraldine Ficcardi, Ann Fish, Robert Follett, Roger Fox, David Franchina, Lucian French, Betty Gates, Barbara Geer, Flossie Gluvna, Bernard Gordon, William Haight, Roger Halfast, Phyllis Hall, Robert Hammond, Howard Hill, Richard Hughes, Joseph Ingalls, Walter Jacquith, Jean Jewell, Robert Joy, Franklin Karkoski, Margaret Keefer, Norma Kibbey, Chester Kuzma, Paul Ladd, Lyle Lammens, William Lee, Alice Lewis, Malcolm Lines, Donald Long, Freda Long, Robert Machac, Jeannette Mack, Devota Madison, Garnet Magliarditi, Albert Malek, Rosemarie Martin, Pauline May, Norma Merry, James Messenger, Katherine Middleton, Floyd Miller, Joyce Morgan, Marcella Motuz, Helen McCray, Betty McCray, Delores McCray, Howard MeCray, Norma McElroy, Mary Mclntyre, Milton Nantes,'Norma Nichols, David Nigh, Wicker Oger, John Page, Richard Parsons, Geraldine Pate, Frank Pate, Rosa Members of the Sophomore Class 37 Members of the Sophomore Class Paver, Edward Paver, George Peiffer, Kathleen Peterson, Joyce Pier, Norman Pondell, Thaddeus Powers, Alta Mae Price, Richard Rainesalo, Erkki Rieck, Wallace Ross, Joan Rubay, Leona Robinson, Keith Sawchyu, Lean Schrader, Donald Seastead, Robert Sherwood, Irvin Simmonsen, Gary Sloan. George Stormes, Dorothy Stowe, Janet Vadovich, Mary Vanik, James Varasso, James Volk, Leona West, Velma Wetmore, Joseph Wilson, Kenneth Wood. Patricia Wood, William Young, Harold Zenns, Charles Missing from picture: Martha Cherry, Kerry Dennison, William Duffy. Robert Edminston, Curtis Feldt, Robert Gincott, Flay Hopkins, Bonita Host, Nancy Kinney, Howard Mowers and jalean Sherwood. wlltlwllyw Q V POLLY ANNA BLANCHARD 7 f , S December 8, 1931 -November 17, 1946 38 In Retrospect O O 0 O O C SEPTEMBER 146 Sophotnores, 167 Juniors, 114 Seniors all sacrificing their freedom for education and other things, enter the portals of C. H. S. -Everyone has settled down to the long grind tor 9 months. -Our first Lyceum. 1Vhy all the swooning and crooning. Ed. Dewey? Seniors had their pictures taken. -Singing assembly. VVhat fun! -Joan De looks as if she were in an accident Bump into a door, Joan? y . . . . Beavers play Youngsvilleg dance afterwards. t 4 ., . ., -What seemed to be the attraction toward French Creek? Lould it be the stenety. How about it. George? OCTOBER -Senior High entertained by Joe Gould. a clown. - P0 ictules taken Those helping the pliotogr'tplit-rs enjoyed the morning Ping- ng p L ' ' ' . : . - . . . .. . . Home game with Titusville and danve, Seniors are proudly showing their class rings. -Don Post and Sidney Elston leave for Army, 6th period American' Literature class had to stay after school. naughty, naughty. The Health classes have decided to take up a collection to buy the teacher susnenders. -Corry-Sheffield game. -Teachers warning students about six weeks tests. -First issue of the Hi Times. Thc new machine works swell. -Rather hard to make up your mind. isn't it. Kathie? Sophomore shop boys quite interested in Charlotte Felllllltlll. Violet seems to enjoy leaving class to wander around. I always get caught! -SOMEONE broke a glass in the front door. -Whatls the attraction in Room 1, Ginger? Day off! Hooray-Teachers Institute. -Did you enjoy the walk to Union City. girls? -lrlarking Day. The sophomores can't understant w iy .y g I l the ot such low marks. Nei- ther can the seniors. Does anyone want to join the D. G. I. F. Club? Mr. Milanovich is the sponser. It means. Darn Glad Its Fridayf' S0 are we, Mr. lllilanovich. Mr. Edwards wants to know what French Creek has that Corry hasn't! Does some- one want to Volunteer some information? Louie? -Tricks or Treats! , I ' . NOVEMBER f ' of X JE 4-XVhat weather! XVint,ers just around the corner. 5----Social studies classes excited over election. ti-Hi, Violet -- how about that expression, Cur- few bait? 14--Ilealth classes went to Model Dairy. 18-Harney Sheldon has most of his time occupied by certain Senior girls. 19-Ann Frontera wearing a beautiful diamond. 26-The commotion at the North end ot the hall was Jane Butters coming down tlelead firstl. 27-Student Council puts on assembly. See you at the night club dance. DECEMBER 9-Our first snow storm. Got your deer, boys? deer, that is. -Our first basketball game. Sonny Morgan in- jured during football season. Hope we'll be seeing him play real soon. Be sure to vote for Basketball queen. The candidates are: C. Fehlman J. Feltlt D. Robinson L, IL L K L l T. Bogniak J. Scheppner B. Anderson ' -K,-if D.Ay1nong N. Meerdink M. Clark 5 K. Sweet D, Rehnborg -Did you huy some defense stamps today? Consult Miss Mary McMahon. -Home game with Youngsville. Not only will you see a good 231116. but you'll get your moneys worth by listening to the Pep Baud. forget everything but Doris isu't. -Doris and Benny still tending. Benny is willing to -The big game with undefeated Union City. VVe won-25-53. -Swell Christmas dinner at the Cafeteria this noon. Mrs. Hunt. -See you at Warren tonight. -Christmas Vacation, -Merry Christmas. 39 First Row: B. Griffisg J. Feldtg J. Schepprxer, V. Damon. How cruelly sweet are the echoes that start Second Row. D. Linesq Mr. Sheeng P. Peterson, G. Wood: I th h Q, V. Purcell, H. sheen. C. sheldon. R. Jackman. when memory 'Hays an od tune on Eooelfr Thircg Row: A. McAv0y, V. Damong H. 'Wawrejkog The Three Gracesg M. Fieldsg N, Cowles, R. 3185. Fourth Row: H. Powers: Mr, Milanovichg Mr. Matson: N. Nantesg j. Messina: j. Butters: L. Sher- wood. C. Bugbee, W. Hall, C. Geertson. 40 f 'T Q 6 ' 'f' JlllllllllllIlllIIlliMNlil Wwlllllllllllllllllllllllllmw Yue., . . . . . . . In Retrospect JANUARY -Back to school. Isn't il mean niuking us 1-nine hulk un zu Tliursflay? 7sThe music at the icze skating rink was really Sllllllll livvii liossha ilu-r 1-ouldn't du hetter. 8-Why the baiidaged hand. Wayne liiniiey? lim-sn't gasoline zigivc- with you? 10gThaL certain juuinr girl surely likes re-rl liairf--rluesn'l she. llanny Dykes? 13-The halls are quiet. I Wunder why! Could Ll hw the uiminwiu-li of exams? 14-Game at Youngsville. We won 39-Sill. 27-Corry wus relireseiited at the Ali-Star lfuulhull Banque-1 hy J. Wilson and L. Sher- wood. 2 30-Exanis Overgend of first semester. Well, Seniors. how niuny ninde the grade? FEBRUARY you, Bill? X 3-Dating' 011116 again ure X 4-You should liear Santo Q Pate's deer story. Q sf-X 6-Sunday night movies urc' , 4 sooo convenient, aren't we . they, Louie? , -W ,fr K 'jx 15-Student Chun:-il rlumce--- 'f' ' X 'mg P . 'X have you a flare, yet, X ff . , 'ff 'fd' i , girls ? Q Q! V Q 17'-See you all at the gzune ' n tomorrow at Union City. K- - f sfsfefwgxf 4 - , L+? 25-Jr. Play east working kaeigl , ' he Xilinx, hard Lu get it in sluipe. ' 'A -yfiig' g'f'k ,fx .if 28-Congraiulations to the fffqj' - ,ff , ' Junior c l ai S s on their K splendid play. MARCH 11-Aren't Dot and Hill d rule 1-uiiiili- Zlfsllllllg is here-ruff, ruff 25 -COINS now. was the Aniericfun l,lll'I'2lllll'1' lm-sl hz1rcl'! APRIL 1-Senior High given lhe clay ull' April Fool! X-ABill Zafimpiilns falls nfl' lnflfler while clr-crnwiliiig llu- Gym, 10-Juiiior-Senior Prom, 12-Jan finally gels his lireuse han-k-H Lwu claws ull:-1' the ivrrun 14-Bark to sm-luml. I I I 15 Bill Harmon roully canine to sczlnml on lime-. Z9-Only one inunlh lefl to go fe cluc'sn'1 the linn- '11 Milt' MAY 5iCI'klIllllllll5g for exzinis is in full swing. 19-Final exanis. 23-Louie Slicrwoofl has lizinrleql in all his lmuks, Z6-The seniors learn their fate. 27-- . i.. Coinmencenieiil, zxnfl Bil1'1:ill?.ll11'K'illk' 1ll'lL4'lll'L' slurls - lu rmiliiixiu ull wvck llllflllil study period. g ' K - ff I , 'NYM 2,1 JUNE N XX! 1-Baccalaureate Y . XX i 2--Class llay .. ' , i'h-. . X ' 3--Class l'iL:nic:s X . XX... XX V 4-Graduation fl!! '94 i :TE jg 2 'ug 91' 9 I Q-:gs 5-Alumni f .L AS ' f M , ' -1 1' --ai: 6-The Last Day: fm, A 437 N' i 41 T o , , ..:. . if E 4 YN: Wm f Wifi: 3 llllIIlllIlIIIIlllIlllIllh lMIlllllIllllIllllIIlM v T 1 ,ff Scene on the Bulletin Board Here are a few of the notices that might be found on the bulletin board i11 the center hall. Don't look too hard-you won't find them. FLASH What is it we hear about Audrey Devine? She's lovely 4 she'ls engaged - she was Pondls, Now, not that it's any of our business, but just where was Nannette Gordon on the eve of January 1, 1947? Paul Kundracik is said to chalk up every girl he dates with a check on the side of his station wagon-an idea borrowed fiom the air force. TARDY REPORT Person Excuse Jack Wilson: Muxh too busy thinking of something SWEET to hurry to school. Joan Houghtling: 'Tm dreaming of a. Bob Wharton. Pete lviclntyrez Straightening out his fiancee troubles. Bill Trostle: Slept on-and On-and ON. Mary Borsa: The old I missed the School Bus line. LOST AND FOUND DEPARTMENT Lostgone bottle of peroxide. Please return to Bertha Dahl. Found-a straight jacket and a pair of brass knuckles in Room 1B. Identify and they are yours. The Junior Shop Boys. Welre the shock troop of old Corry High. Give a cheer, Give a cheer . . . All the sliver boys are here, 215 B00 gy! l 1 Though our members are but T -A732 a ll few, ,4-3: . fl' ,a We will sit the whole game . ' through, ggev1..-a-- ', , D - f 1 Shout out your signs loud and ii- 9 11 ' ' ' 'A clear . . . Let us in. iff ' pi' 4.14585 K '1 ' - ,is Though the paint is worn thin Y 5 H723 X Y' 1 ' Y S Where the sliver boys have L-L-' ' , Y' 'Q' been, A . ffgfa z .' X. .A - -W- They sit till the whole game is sk V Y Q oer. J - -if i la-1' ' ' And when the whistles blow ,Y 5 ,P And all the people go 12 .lv The slivers are snoring away. X ' And here's a lace-trimmed bulletin, tied with a blue ribbon . . lt's a love note, no doubt, and it says: Dear Sanfrid, I'll meet you tonight when the cows come home-only Please, Sanfrid-this time don't bring them with you! Love, Virginia 42 Corrian Subscription Winners Room 4 First Row: H. Powers, P. Skinner, j. Ohrn, j. Spiesman, M. Montgomery, j. Waterhouse, P. Scott, P. Wilkinson, A. Webb, M. Proctor. Second Row: R. Silvis, P. slagle, s. Millspaw, J. Reagle, T. Puchly. M. sadowbka, M. Suhualcr, J. Swan, A. Morris. P. Ross. Third Row: A, Roberts, C. Stearns, A. Querrevcld, G. Vifood, T. Volk, R. Thomann. Fourth Row: M. Wallace, Mrs. M. jourdet, P, Peterson. Room 14 First Row: W. Nih, R. Fish, R. Amy, B. Hall, K. Vllilson, D. Lines, C. Feldl, j. llughes, ll. Mcllruy D. Andrus. Second Row: E. Rainesalo, D. Schrader, D. Fox, j. Hammond, lf. Middleton, J. Vlfulinore, C, lilstun R. Follett. G. Bens.nk, I. Sherwood, L. Mather, Mr. R. Putnam. Third Row: W. Ingalls, R. Haight, R. Seastead, D. Nichols, R. Hill, D. Boland. Fourth Row: H. Mowers, H. Young, P, Mclntyre, D, Duke. Room 7 First Row: B. Carnrike, j. Feldt, C. Fehlman, B. Anderson, M Clark, B. Henton, T, Bogniak, M. Dimick, B. Dahl. V. Damon. Secorgd Sow: D. joseph, M. Gates, E. Barr, E. Blakely, M. Goring, A. Frontera, M, Gates, D. Aymong, . SVITIE. Third Row: D. Bruce, -I, Elchynski, N. Gleason, D. Crowell, J. Jordon, H, Elchynski, L. Goodwill, Miss M. McMahon. 43 Band First Row: P. Scott, R. Dickson, C. Jones, M. Borsa, D. Aymong, J. Reagle, V. West, P. Peterson. B. French, B. Dahl, G. Wood. R. Hildebrand Second Row: D. Crawford. S. Nlillspaw, G. Middleton, A. Lee, A. Coulter, J. Johnston, J. Whitehead. B. Walker, J. Howard, D. Nichols, E. Rai esalo, L. Lille, R. Miller, Third Row: P. McClintock. B. Johnson, K. Peiffer. Fourth Row: R. Malek, V, Clabbatz, J. Nllller. J. Waterhouse, E, Lee, C, Marsh, P. Mathers, J. ?o5don, AH Bennett, N. May, C. Cochran, R. Haight, F. Middleton, R. Fish. L. Mathers, J. Feldt, . acquit . Fifth Row: L. Sherwood, H. Morgan, E. Dewey. J, Rossbacher, W. McElroy, C. Bugbee. The Corry High School Band The thousands of football fans who attend the many home games were thrilled by the snappy playing and the precision drilling of the Corry High School Band. Charles Jones, capable Drum Major, led the Band through its formations and maneuvers most successfully, assisted by the Drum Majorettes, Jean Reagle, Velma West, and Phyllis Peterson. Augmenting the group were the colorful and petite Twirlers, Betty French, Dorothy Aymong, Helen Mulderifzk. Again this year most of the Band members traveled to Erie to participate in the annual classic East-West Football game sponsored by the Erie Lion's Club in the Save- An-Eye-Campaign. Charles Jones was chosen for the position of honor as Drum Major for the combined East Bands, and did an admirable job. Mr. H. Lynn Rice, director of the Band, has presented the group in student con- certs throughout the year, and the annual Spring Concert was again voted a musical success. The Pep Band, designed to add spirit and enjoyment to the Basketball games, has been enthusiastically received. Mr. Rice expressed the hope that this training and experience in the High School Band will enable its members to participate in community musical groups, thereby furthering their own pleasures as well as adding their musicianship to the good of the musical groups throughout the community. 44 A Capella Choir First Row: K. Peiffer, J. Butters, J. Feldt, V. Elder, D. Crawford, R. riuueorana, .. -.. , V - . 1, 5. Houghtling Johnston, N. May, L. Rubay C. Knapp, B. Dahl, D. Aymong, J Reage . Second Row: J. Ross, T. Puchly, E. Lee, A. Lee, J. Scheppner, V. Purcell, B. Armitage, B. Lord. S. Nlillspaw, Spiesman, C. Stearns, G. Fay, D. Bernard, Nl. Fields, E. Lillie, P. Skinner, B. Carnrike, F. Reynolds, L. Bailey, Third Row: M. Wallace, J. Waterhouse. H. Motuz, N. Powers, M. Schuster, E. Dewey, L. Hixson, ' k . 'W'hitehead, S. Wester. J. Wxndahl, W, Harmon, C. Jones, R. Jackman, R. Sheldon, R. Clar , J A. Miller, D. Blymiller, J. Davis, M. Karkoski, A. Kureiowech, C. Briggs, Fourth Row: V. Fairchilds, N. Cowles, R. Malek, ll. Young, S. Borsa, C. Criffis, C. Geertson, D. Nichols, B, Twine, R. so-nhwoffh, 11. swansfm, P. Mathers, J. Garden, J. Davis, L-A Mathers, L. Thomas, D. Joseph, R. Davis, P. Ross. u Ensemble Choir First Row: K. Peifier, J. Feldt, D. Crawford, R. Hildebrand, P. Scott, J. Johnston, TN. May, L. R ' Y ' uba , C, Knapp, B. Dahl, D. Aymong. Second Row: J. Seheppner, V. Purcell, B. Armitage, B. Lord, S. Millspaw, J. Spiesman, D. Bernard, Nl. Fields, D. Joseph, B. Carnrike, J. lloughtling, J. Reagle. Third Row: E. Dewey, L. Hixson, J. Windahl, W. Harmon, D. Nichols, C. Jones, B. Trestle, R. 1- V.-L..--.L Lx Qwanson. P. Mathers, J. Gordon, R. Clark, J. Nllfhitehead, S. Xlllester. 45 Ll..-1 Choir A Capella ...... Ensemble fix 1.43 l Wrgeiake 'i'g:::sa6.f4.f' . .,.1,' , Q ' llgg ' Last yeai-'s Spring Concert Tour, during the Easter vacation took the especially selected group of 65 members, on Monday to Sharon where they broadcasted a half hom-'s program. Returning to Corry that night, the group again boarded the two buses on Tuesday morning and arrived at Conneautville in time for a 9:00 a.m, concert which was most gruxiously received. From there to Albion they traveled in time for lunch and a 1:15 concert. which was one of the highlight concerts of the tour. On the buses at 2:30 the group headed for Cleveland, and despite the heavy rains, their spirits rode high and The Cleveland Hotel was their host for the night. The opera, Tannhauser by Wagner provided unusual entertainment and their reactions were various and sun- dry. Wednesday morning, after a high breakfast at the Forum the buses took them to the Thompson Products Corporation where they presented two especially fine concerts for the employees there, numbering some three thousand persons. The A Lappella Choir was warmly received, and offered a. return engagement for next. year. The mammoth muraled dining room and the elaborate full course dinner served the group left a lasting impression upon the students. A tour through the entire plant conipleted their visit there. Reluctantly boarding the bus, they toured to Edinboro where in the evening they again presented their concert in the Edinboro State Teachers' College Auditorium, After attending a dance in the High School Gymnasium, the weary group arrived home. Two later trips to Clymer, New York and another to Townville completed the concert tour for the group. The A Cappella Choir this year voted to return to its traditional Christmas Carol Music for the concert which was presented on December 19th to an audience both recep- tive and appreciative. In this way the public would have the opportunity of hearing the old familiar Christmas music as well as the Messiah by Handel, which was pre- sented by the combined church choirs, under the direction of H. Lynn Rice. Many of the A Cappella Choir members participated in the successful event. At this writing an entirely new program of both classical and modern music is being planned and rehearsed for the spring concert. A Concert Tour, similar to last year's, is in the offing for the members of the A Cappella Choir. The Ensemble Choir was organized again this year to take care of engagements impossible to accommodate the entire group of some eighty voices. Confucius said, Character is the back-bone of human nature a11d music is the flowering of character. Confucius believed that music is a necessary part of good government. It is hoped that the training and experience these students may receive in their A Cappella Choir will lay the foundation for the harmony which will help them as future citizens to walk the earth like men. 46 Football XL4-4ff'lls7 i A ll . ll' I if 7 First Row: T, Hanson, B, Gordon. F. Frisina, G. Ottaway, j. Wilson, R, Peebles, K, Wilson, R. Geertson, H. Morgan, L. Sherwood, R. Walters, C. Bugbee. Second Row: C. Cummings, j. McCasIin, j. Wetmore, R. Halfast, W. Zafiropulos, R, Crice, H. Reed, B. Randall, P, Fenton, L. Franchina, R. Saxton. Third Row: Coach Lytle, D. Andrus. C. Feldt, A, Nlagliarditi, C. Elston, j. Vanik, -I. Sherwood, D. Shrader, B. Long, J, Crawford, Coach Putnam. Beavers Have Mediocre Season, Individuals Gain Honors A light and inexperienced football squad represented Corry on the gridiron last fall, winning three games while losing six. Highlighting the season was the victory over a highly rated Northeast eleven and a near upset of Warren. The Beavers began a series of losses by the score of six to nothing beginning with Youngsville. Titusville and Sheffield followed in order to hold the Beavers scoreless and gain six to nothing victories. The charges of Coach RED Lytle were hampered all season by injuries making it necessary to play nearly every game with a regular player on the sidelines. Sonny Morgan was the first player to sustain an injury, twisting his knee during the Northeast game. Left halfback Jack Wilson received a broken thumb on the kickoff of the Youngsville game and was lost to the Beavers for three games. Highlighting the individual play was Captain Sherwood's stellar line play, the kicking of Dick Geertson, and the passing and hard running of swivel-hipped Jack Wilson. Captain Louie Sherwood and Jack Wilson brought honors to the Beavers when they were named on the all county team chosen by ballots of the coaches. They gave Corry a good showing by their outstanding play in the annual Lions Save an Eye All-star game, Corry also became the first county school to have a footballer as the Player of the Week when Jack Wilson was chosen as the outstanding backfield per- former in the All-star game. The Beavers had Lynn Waldorf as speaker at the annual football banquet at which time the lettermen were announced. Heading the list of Senior letter winners was 'tiron man Dick Peebles who held down the center spot all season. Tom Garrity, Dick Walters, and Chuck Bugbee shared the end positions. Ben Randall and Captain Louie Sherwood rounded out the senior linenien. Bob Ottoway who was a standout on defense and Jack Wilson who was the main offensive threat were the two senior backfield men. Corry Opp. 20 Union City 0 0 Meadville 34 19 North East 6 0 Youngsville 6 T.D. E.P. Total 0 Titusville 6 J. Wilson 7 5 47 0 Sheffield 7 D. Geertson 1 0 6 13 George Jr. 7 D. Post 1 0 6 0 Millcreek 13 7 Warren 13 59 Opponents 92 48 First Row: K. Wilson, D. Dykes. D. Geertson. Secon d Row: J. Wilson. C. Bugbee, F. Frisina. Third D. H. D. Ma Row: Sturdevant, Morgan, Gilson, nager D. Andrus. Basketball if EWS? 5 5' 1? ' EQ' I 'Lv ,--rszggqgxi 4 2 ,, Basketball First Row: B. Long, 1. Hughes, F. Buell, L. Franchina. Second Row: B. Wood, C. Elston, J. Whitehead, B. Seasteacl. D. Fox, C. Geertson, -I. Vanik, A. Magliarditl Season Scores Won 11 Lost 10 Beavers Tidioute Beavers 38 Erie East Beavers Warren Beavers 44 Westfield Beavers Strong Vincent Beavers 20 Strong Vincent Beavers Youngsville Beavers 38 Erie Tech Beavers Union City Beavers 42 Alumni Beavers Warren Beavers 42 Titusville Beavers Tidioute Beavers 55 Union City Beavers Linesville Beavers 70 Alumni Beavers Youngsville Section One Tournament Beavers Erie Tech Beavers 54 Erie Tech Beavers Titusville Beavers 36 Academy BEAVERS HAVE UP AND DOWN SEASON The basketball fans of Corry witnessed a hot and cold Beaver five during the 1946- 1947 season. The boys of the hardwood at times looked a bit ragged but in some games displayed unbeatable basketball wizardry. This year's team was the highest scoring combine Corry has had in many a season. The high five amassed 900 points to the 803 of their opponents. The big guns of the Beaver point-gathering talent were Captain Danny Dykes and Jack Wilson. The two boys collected more than half of the team's markers, Highlighting the season were the 44-43 victory over Westfield and a decision over Tech in the Section One Tournament. The Beaver boys finished the season with a better than .500 average, gaining 11 victories as against 10 losses. 50 Crowning of the Basketball Queen ee ef l-letty Anderson, Theresa Bogniak, Dorothy Aymong, Doris Re-hnborg. Norma Marsh, Kathie Sweet, Queen, Nancy Meerdink, Charlotte lfehlnizxn. ,Irmn Feldt. Mary Clark, Dnrothv Robinson, Pretty as il pit-turel' is il plimsr- that could lie: useirl to tl0Sf'l'llltl this yvm s basket- lmll queen. Miss Kathie Sweet uml the lllPllllJt-'VS ot' litfl' :'0iu't Dl'9S9llli-'ll il lovely pivturv to the liundreds who witimssvrl the c'm'o11::timi c-err-iiioiiy. Miss Sweet was vlecle-cl hy vote of stuclc-nts :Intl llzisketlmll tzms while' Iwi rourl wus lllilflf' up ul' girls 4-lem-lecl by the students. First Row: -I. Wilson, C, Ceertson, ll. Morgan, D. Geertson, C. Bugbee, J. Long, B. Trostle P. Butters, R. Sheldon, D. Sturdcvant, F. Frisina, D. Cilson, J. Vanik, K. Wilson. Sevnnd Row: N. Marsh, D. Rehnborg, D. Ayinong, M. Clark, B. Anderson, J. Howard. D. Dykes K. Sweet lQueenl, W. Zafirnpulcs, lil. jackson, P. Me-erdink, T. Bognink. lreldl, D. Rrzlvinsnn C. Fe-lilmnn, N, Meerdink, L. Lillie, A. Bennett, P. Mather, ,l. llnwurrl. 57 Baseball First Row: D. Sturdevant, D. Post, L. Hixson, R. Loveland, Second Row: W. Harmon, R. Martin, F. Frisina, j. Kennedy, J. Messina, K. Inserts: J. Rossbacher, R. Putnam, Coachg H. Morgan. lst. Game: Ken Harvey vested Bloomfield, on a nice four hitter. 2 to 1. 2nd. Game: Bill Harmon let Spartansburg down with one hit as Corry rattled off fourteen hits for fifteen runs. Harvey's home run in the first inning featured this game. 15 to 0. 3rd. Game: Lefty Hixson turned in a nice three hit game to beat Spartansburg 13 to 3. Harmon and Kennedy hit successive home runs in the fourth to lead the Corry attack. 4th. Game: Warren turned back Corry 11 to 2 at Warren. Harvey and Hixson pitched with Harvey being charged with the loss. 5th. Game: Lefty Hixson let Bloomfield down with one hit as Corry rattled off an 18 hit bar- rage including home runs by Post, Hixson, and Morgan. The final score was Corry 17, Bloomfield 1. 6th, Game: Corry and Warren locked in a nicely played game, Harmon losing to Reed 3 to 0 in a well pitched game. 7th. Game: It was Meadville 16, Corry 3, when the defense fell apart committing 9 errors as Meadville combined 9 hits and 9 bases on balls for 16 runs. Harvey and Hixson shared the pitching woes, with Harvey nicked for the loss. Sth. Game: Strong Vincent-Erie City Champs defeat Corry 11 to 10 by scoring 6 runs in the last inning. It looked like a Corry Victory as the Beavers staged a 5 run rally in the sixth inning to take a commanding 10 to 3 lead. Bill Harmon lost this heart breaker, with errors proving Corry's downfall. Four of the eight Corry miscues came in the fatal seventh. Prospects are bright for the 1947 season as 9 of the 12 lettermen will be back for another season of baseball. Red Kennedy, Ken Harvey and Don Post will be the only missing faces when the season gets under way. Jack Whitehead, Bob Clark, LaRue Tay- lor and Chuck Bugbee, who played in 1946 but did not earn letters. are expected to make strong bids for positions in the team, as will Jack and Ken Wilson. The latter two played in the local Moose team last summer and are expected to bolster the Beavers this spring. 52 Harvey. 1946 BASEBALL Corry Opp 2 Bloomfield Twp. 1 15 Spartansburg 0 13 Spartansburg 3 2 Warren 11 17 Bloomfield Twp. 1 0 Warren 3 3 Meadville 16 10 Strong Vincent 11 62 Opponents 45 LETTERMEN B, Loveland C. R. Kennedy 1B. D. Sturdevant 2B. D. Post 3B. F. Frisina SS. S. Morgan CF. K. Harvey P-O.F. L. Hixson P-O.F. B, Harmon P-O.F. J. Messina 2B-SS. D. Martin O.F. J. Rossbaeher O.F. Cheer Leaders 6' Second Row: P. Butters, K. Sweet, j. Long, First Row: Miss Nl Diaz, Franchina, Depcw. R. Sheldon, W. Trestle. Corry Higl1's CllC9l'll71-HlE2l'S lor this yazar's Yoothfill and haskethall season were thret: hoys and tln'ee girls. Kathie Sweet. Senior: June Lonzg, Junior: l-'atriuia Butters. Junior: Ralph Sheldon, Juniorg William Trestle. Junior. and Sehastiau Frantfhina. Junior. Joan llepew is an honorary ineniber, The girls were outfitted in hlavk ve-'Ive-t skirts, white hlouses, orangr- sweaters and hlack helts. The hoys had orange sweaters and hlawk trousers. Under the rlire'ztion of .iliss Mary Diaz, the ixlieerlcarlers particripatcfl in assemblies, football and basketball games. Two years of :cheerleading is l'lEl1llll'l'tl to earn a le-ttf-r. At the conclusion of the season. Katherine Sweet. Patricia Butters. and June Long will receive their letters. This year many cheers and songs which made good cheer support at any game were introduced. They were also aided by a pep hand mlirecsteil by .Iohn Rossbauher. The eheerleaders thank their fellow students for standing back of their team yelling to the last minute of inlay, let the score go up or down. CHEERS As the Orange and Black fall into line ORANGE AND BLACK CHEER We're going to win again another time Orange and Black, For the dear old school we love so well Orange and Black, For the dear old school we yell. we yell. we yell. We all scream for our team, And then we'll fight, fight, fight. with all our might. -scream 'Till this dear old school of ours is won Because we're really on the beam, We'1l give an all-time cheer called Sis-Boom-Ah, Yea team! Rah, Rah, Rah, Cor-ry High! 53 Sports Ushers B, Anderson, R, Hildebrand, M. Clark, D. Rehnborg, P. Blanchard, -I. Spiesman. The Sports Ushers Club of the Corry Senior High School under the direction of their sponsor Mr, F. Lowe Edwards worked diligently through the football season usher- ing people to their proper seats. Even through the weather was cold and wet an usher could always be seen with an armful of programs and sunny smile. These girls were also on hand to offer their services at the basketball games. Part of their job was to help sell and take tickets but their biggest problem was to find seats for the capacity crowds that attended all the games. Often they would be forced to say, We are sorry but there is -standing room only. The crowd that these girls dealt with at the games proved the need ol a new gymnasium for Corry. This year the members of the club consisted of three seniors and three juniors. The junior girls will continue as senior members next year with aid of three new mem- bers to be chosen at the beginning of the new school year. Step on the Starter Go Team Go Step on the starter, Go Team Go, Put it in low, Go Team Go, Come on Team, Shoot 'em high, Let's go. Shoot 'em low, Go Team Go. Little Tiger Little tiger Weee 2 4 6 g Big Tiger Wow 2 4 6 3 ?77??77?W9ee VVho do we appreciate, C01'1'Y WOW ?????????? Who are you going to yell for, CORRY 54 Student Council FirstKRoF:'viH D. Robinson, J. Ohrn, M, Cibas, V. Elder. M. Dimick, B. Anderson, M, jagta, L. Rubay. . ei er. Second Row: Nlr. Legal, D. Dykes, C. Nielsen, N, Marsh, j. jaquith, j, Spiesman, N. Kinney, M. Denton, J, Sanders, L. Hixson, Mr. Sheen. Third Row: j. Clifford. C. Feldt. E, Prugar. B. Zafiropulos, K. Wilson. l'residont ..... --- William Zatiropulos Vice President -,- ,,... Jean Spiesman Secretary .,... ,- Kenneth Wilson Treasurer -- -- Leonard Hixson The Corry Senior High School Student Council is a representative group of students elected to a one year term. One member and one alternate make up a membership of twenty-six students. Mr. Philip Legal is the faculty advisor. The council meets every Thursday during the activity period to discuss any prob- lems which may have come up during the week. Other duties of the council are to discuss and recommend improvements in dis- cipline, school maintenance, and numerous problems which face the high school students and faculty members. One fine example of what an organization of this kind can accomplish is revealed in the cleaning and improving of the display cases in the hall on the main floor of the school. In addition to affairs of the above nature, the group presented a two act play for the assembly program at Thanksgiving time. 55 Usher Society First Row: P. Mathers, M. Blatt, C. Knapp, T. Carrity, J. Feldt, K. Sweet, J. Scheppner, N. Meer- dlnk, J. Cordon. ' Second Row: J. Howard, P. Cullen, J. Waterhouse, J. Spiesman, J. Johnston, P. Scott, M. Wallace J. Rossbacher. Third Row: B. Wharton, J. Whitehead, J. Blatt, B. Zafiropulos, J. Clifford, R. Feldhus. It is quite early in the evening and the school auditorium is empty with the excep- tio11 of several boys and girls preparing for the evenings event. Programs are being distributed among them and they are conversing about how to manage reserve seats. Soon the people will begin to fill the auditorium but all will ru11 smoothly because the Usher Society is on hand. The Usher Society consists of five Senior boys and five Senior girls. Alternate ushers are chosen from the Junior Class with the idea of preparing them to take over the duties of the regular group during their Senior year. The Ushers perform their duties at all events taking place in the school auditorium during the year inzluding Lyceum Numbers, Baccalaureate and Graduation. The society prepares its members to meet the public in a tactful, friendly manner. The boys' head usher is Tom Garrity and the girls' head usher is Joan Feldt. 56 Library Club First Row: M, Schuster, D. Robinson, N. Gordon, H. Powers, C. Knapp, F. Lopus, j. Ohrn, N. Mcffray. B. lVlcCray, T. Puchly, Second Row: A, Kurelowech, j. Davis, C. Fehlman, M. Gibas, A. Roberts. J. Sherwood. Third Row: R. Ford, Mrs. M. jourdet, E. Fenton. VVe Are the Members of the Staff, XVe introduce to patrons a unique Proud servants of the books companionship We stand behind a desk and deal out joy. XVith kings and poets. We offer riches beyond price, Philosophers. artists. packed ill dusty volumes. Scientists, and troubadours. XVe Are the Members of the Staff, President ....... ,,,,..,,,,,, . Ivan Ohrn Vice President --- A-- Ellen Fenton Secretary ,..v, ,,.............,.,.. I lelen Powers Treasurer .,..,,, ...........,,..,,..,. Q Ioralee Knapp Fine Librarians -Y- U- Charlotte Fehlinan. Coralee Knapp Artists ...,..,,..,,.,,.. Mary Schuster. Theresa Puchly Master Librarian .,.......,,,,v,,,,,,,, Ronald l-'osburgh The librarians have had interesting: activities and social events. The Christinas party at Fairhaven Connnunity Hall was enjoyed bv all. Tag Ilay converted the Library into a place of illlI!ldI'lllI'l activity and excilr-lnent. and increased the library clnlfs f'nrlds, The bulletin board, just inside the north library door. has attracted the atten- tion of the students, and over the top shelf of the bookcase one sees Oogie and Os- car, the bookworlns. On the ba'-ks ot' these inascots appear the book jackets of the new books. thus bringing these books to the attention of the students. The library girls had charge of an assembly prograni in the spring, The two short skits presented were modern in subject. one giving: the idea of how a library will work in the atomic age. and the other presenting: modern mistaken ideas of the school libra- ry. At this assembly Mr. Sheen distributed large chenile letters to the following girls who completed one hundred fifty hours of library work: Charlotte Fehllnan. Mildred Gibas. Coralee Knapp, Faith Lopus. Jean Ohrn. Helen Powers. Theresa Puchly. Alice Roberts, Dorothy Robinson, Amelia Kurelowech. and Mary Schuster. During the year the girls, under the instruction of their sponsor. Mrs. Mary Jourdet, have catalogued and placed on the circulating shelves, nearly three hundred new books for the use of the senior high school students. The librarians appreciate the gift of these new books and the forty-seven periodicals which the school district has given to the library. Beauty. courage. inspiration. hope. We are the books . . . knowledge, A million thoughts do we record. Entertainment, laughter . . . And to each soul who seeks All these and more we freely give We 79111155 Fare gifts . . . Vife are the books, Clara Louise Ressler 57 Tri-H i-Y The Tri-Hi-Y Cluh is composed of girls whose aim is to spread high standards of Christian character throughout the school and community. Formal initiation of new members took place in October with a beautiful candle- light ceremony, pictures of which will he found elsewhere in the book. Senior members, in formal dress, stood by while each initiate lighted her candle from the president's taper. Pledges were repeated and Tri-Hi-Y songs were sung by the group with Theresa Bogniak a11d Martha Dimick as soloists. Officers who participated in the ceremony were: President ...,,, Vice President ,...,,,, Recording Secretary ..,. .. Corresponding Secretary ,W 'Treasurer .,..,......... ,-- Virginia Purcell ,,l---- Joan Feldt -, - Helen Elchynski --- Martha Dimick , Theresa Bogniak Social Chairman --- .... Dorothy Aymong Program Chairman --- ,M Betty Jean Anderson Counselor -- ..... -- Miss Ruth Bennett The projects for this year were: Baskets of food sent to needy families at Thanks- giving time, boxes of used clothing sent to worthy youngsters in Kentucky, and sports program under the direction of the Y.M.C.A, leader, Mr. C. W. Shotzharger. The Corry Senior High School Tri'Hi-Y Club, in addition to sponsoring projects and spreading Christian influences, also serves as a much needed social club for senior high school girls. Kathie Sweet Nancy Meerdink Betty Anderson Joan Feldt Joan Scheppner Mary Clark Bertha Dahl Pat McNulty Helen Elchynski Doris Rehnborg Norma Ma1'sh Mary Lou McCray Dorothy Aymong Doris Crowell Virginia Purcell Barbara Smith Barbara Lord Phyllis Merritt Florence Reynolds Pat Parsons Theresa Bogniak Violet Damon Jennie Elchynski Ann Frontera Charlotte Fehlman Beverly Carnrike Helen Wawrejko Joanne Miller June Waterhouse Jean Ohrn Phyllis Scott Helen Powers Arlene Morris Ruth Silvis Patricia Skinner Theresa Puchly Marilyn Wallace Jean Spiesman Betty Volk Jean Reagle Sally Millspaw Pat Wilkinson Gertrude Wood Phyllis Peterson Grace Middleton Pat McClintock Faith Lopus Charlotte Marsh Mildred Gibas Autumn McCaslin Jane Gleason Luella Manges 58 Jerry Lynch Betty Lou Johnson Mary Jagta Jean Johnston Joan Houghtling Opal Ford June Long Alice McJunkiu Nannette Gordon Marian Hallett Norma Cowles Virginia Clabbatz Marjorie Capwell Pat Butters Mary Borsa Iris Bogert Delores Bernard Mary Bell Donna Crawford Patty Cullen Virginia Elder Roberta Dickson Blanche Durham Vivian Fairchild Helen Bennett Helen Mulderizk Dramatic Club First Row: N. Cowles, P. Slagle, P. Skinner. J. Butters, P. llalfast, F. Ceer, R. Anderson, A. Webb, W. Trostle. Second Row: B. Armitage, V. Fairchilds, B, Amy, A. Powers, V. Casler, L. Daily. J, Stowe, F. Long. Mr. P. Legal. Third Row: j. Miller, j. Ross, G. Critfis, S. Borsa, R. Sheldon, M. Hallet, O. Ford. DRAMATIS PERSONAE: 'l'wc11ty-mriglil zuctive ineixuliurs Advisor N- -- Xlr. Philip Ls-gal Prosiflelll ..,,. ..,. J vnu llepf-w Vice P1'CSl1lElll --- W, Patsy EZ!-:inm-1' Seclwetzzry ,, -, Jane liutlors Treasurer -- -- Sylvester Borsa Scene: Room 18, Corry Senior High School Time: Tuesday at 11:00 A.M, Synopsis: The purpose of the club is to prmnotv the nnturnl domestic: ability of the senior high school students. An effort is made, in the short rlub period, to furtlurr knowledge of play directing, stage niunaging and acting. During the year, several one-act plays were presented to the student body. These plays Were entirely the work of the students as each play had a student director who handled the entire production. 59 HI Times First Row: M. Denton, J, Boland. j. Hughes, C, Feldt, V. Damon. Second Row: P. Butters, A. Carson. P. Cullen, V. Lubowiecki, P. Parsons, D. Mack, K. Messenger, H, Motuz. The Hi Times staff has had a very busy year, lt has worked very hard to purchase a new mimeograph machine which cost quite a sum. To earn this extra money, adver- tisements were accepted for the first time. This has proven so successful that it will remain a permanent feature of the paper. All members of the staff-reporters, artists, typists, and advisor have worked hard to bring to the school a bigger and better newspaper with each issue. While working, everyone also has learned. Although the work sometimes became tedious and hard, no one regrets the time he put in working on the Hi Times staff. Miss Nelle Titus has served well as advisor to the paper, giving freely of her time and energies. Club officers are: Editor Marilyn Denton: Assistant Editor Violet Dam- ong Business Manager and Sports Editor Curtis Feldtg Chief Typist Veronica Lubowie- cki. With many sophomores on the staff this year, the next year's staff, assured of experienced members, can look forward to an even better year. 60 Corrion First Row: A. Webb, D. Stormes, j. Ficcardi, Nl. rvrunr5.,...., j. Peterson, H. Wawrejko, j. Messina. A. lVlcAvoy. V. Elder, j. Swan, wr. miriam., . Sawchyn, B. Henton, Nl. Bell. Second Row: R. Silvis, j, Houghtling, j. Spiesnian, M. Nwallace, B. Smith, B. Lord, C. Elchynski, ' B rt N. Mcerdrnk, j. Elchynskr, C, Kielar, M. jagta. j. Parsons, P. Blanchard, N. Kinney, l oga , B, Carnrrke, N. Nantes, P. Martin. Third Row: -I. Huff, j. Niedomys, F. Maloney. j. llfilson, C. Post, Harmon, B, Randall, -1. Win- duhl, D. Duke, D. Lines. Editor .,,,,..... , H Helen XVawrejko Business Manager ,W .... Joe Messina Circulation Manager - -- .lznnes Peterson Advertising Manager --- .,.. Alfred M419-.Voy Editorial Advisor ,, W Miss Ruth Bennett Miss Helen Rowe Advertising: Advisor U Circulation Advisor -- ,- Nlrs. May Metlorinic-k Tynists A-- .,,.... ,, Tl'llllf'tt'I'lDll0ll Class The 1947 Corrian staff was faced with the prospect of producing a larger hook than ed, With this in mind all members have Corry Senior High School had ever attempt h the Srhool inieght well he endeavored to do their best to make this a hook of whic- proud. tlenartinents of the hook. These students Several senior members headed various Rztndzrll and William are: John Windahl, .l avk Nvilson, Beverly f'21l'lll'lkP. Benjamin Harmon. In years to come we hope our thenie. Down lllernory Lane, will Serve as a re- rninrler ot' happy days in f'.ll.S. 61 Beaver Club First Row: B. Lawson, W. Haenel, B. Pierce, D. Andrus, B. Hall, F. Frisian, J. Hughes, P. Fenton. L. Taylor, C. Elston. D. Boland, D. Lines, R. Amy, D. Duke, j. Wetmore. Second Row: D. Sturdevant, D. Gilson, L. Hixson, M. Kirin, R. Saxton, R. Peebles, K. Wilson, B. Hall, B. Zafiropulos, R. Halfast, H. Reed, Coach Nlilancvicli. Third Row: R. Seastead, D. Fox. j. Blatt, -I. Clifford, C. Bugbee, D. Ceertsoh, D. Martin. Fourth Row: C. Geertsun, L. Sherwood, F. Hoenes, B. Wharton, R, Grice. President ..... --- Frank Frisina Vice President --- -- Richard Peebles Secretary .... -- Kenneth Wilson Treasurer ,-- -- Richard Geertson The Beaver Club is a group of approximately forty students who are earnestly in- terested in athletics and the improvement of athletics in our high school. This year the club is preparing a record of past Corry High School football and basketball teams. Several movies have been shown to the club by Coach Milanovich. These dealt with the fundamentals of football and basketball. The club is sponsoring movies on sport features for the entire high school. In this way it it hoped to interest more students in high school athletics as a character builder for preparing youth for its place in society. 62 Beaverette First Row: D, joseph, j. Feldt, M. Clark, V. Purcell, J. Scheppner, H. Mulderick, N, Marsh, P McNulty, NI. McCray, M. Dimick, Second Row: C. Watrous. K. Sweet, B. Anderson, D. Rehnborg. B, Dahl, V. Damon, H. Elchynski M. Capwell, D, Crowell, D. Aymong. Mr. F. L. Edwards. President --- --- Bertha Dahl, Joan Feldt Secretary -,- ......... Martha Dimick Treasurer --- --, Helen lllulderick The Beaverette Club is Composed of twenty members. Because of a tie in the elec tion of a president, two girls we' 'l ' ' ' ie LIOSSII for the ottice. Each girl will serve lor one semester. Mr. F. Lowe Edwards is the spons ' f l period in the study hall. or o tie club which meets every activity The aims of the organization are to promote athletics and create school spirit. The club has attempted to develop these aims through a number of activities. During the year, the girls have sponsored football dances, assembly programs, assisted at football and basketball games when extra help was needed. and have chartered student buses for the various out of town games. The main event in the calendar of the Be . averette Club was the election of the Basketball Queen. This election was conducted at the home games and was sponsored by the Beaverettes. 63 Traffic Squad Hall Monitors First Rogan V. Damon, P. Parsons, M. Blatt, D. Aymong. B. Lord, M. Borsa, D. Robinson. C. Knapp, K. weet. Second Row: j. Rossbacher, B. Harmon, L. Hixson, J. Messina, j. Howard, B. Hall, Third Row: j. Windahl, B. Sheldon, Mr. H, -I. Sheen. B, Zafiropulos, C. Bugbee. The traffic squad is composed of members of the senior class. They are assigned to certain posts in the halls and on the stairs where students find it difficult to pass. The enrollment of Corry Senior High School is well over four hundred hoys and girls. This group is housed in a building built to accommodate, at the most, two hundred students. While certain classes are required, many electives are offered the students which make it impossible for all groups to travel in a unit. This might prove confusing were it not for the excellent cooperation of the student body and the superior work of the traffic squad. One is greatly impressed, during the passing of classes, when the groups pass to their new class rooms with a minimum.an10unt of confusion. It is the duty of the squad to see that there is no running or pushing which may cause accidents, and to keep the halls as quiet and as orderly as possible. The hall monitors sit at desks in the main hall during classes and keep account of students entering and leaving the various class rooms. These lists are kept on file in the office and a complete check of students is then availabe when necessary. The monitors escort visitors to the office where they are issued passes to what ever room they plan to visit. In this way every person entering the building is registered. Mail, inter-class, and office communications are handled through the hall monitors who give up their -study periods for this purpose. 64 Down Memory Lone Excerpts from the Hi-Times 1925 MARCH Sup't. Hemstreet reports fine convention, Miss Mary O'Hare entertains. Eight students win awards in typewriting. Charm School by Juniors was fine success. Jim Crow is missed by High School students. Chemistry Class enjoys trip to Radiator Plant. Ad- Go to Pavers for North Pole Blizzards, Sc. APRIL Junior-Senior Banquet in Parish Hall. Pocohontus to be produced by Glee Club. Draft Constitution of Student Council, Camera Club disbands. Mr. Sheen will probably fry his Easter on Church Street. Ramsey Rogers returns with curly hair. High School will have fine track squad. Goof, Club enjoys party at Findley. Ad- Boys! Save Korry Kream wrappers and get a dandy kite free. MAY Athletic Club gains members. Corry still holds Warren track records. Council is preparing for new elections. History Classes are going to give a new kind of costume party. The Bozo Club added another order to its club, Curry students attend VVattsburg Senior Class Party. Latin Club is continuing to he active. The leading shieks shuffle forth in accordian pleated trousers. Warren Ross wins 220 yard event at Lewis- burg. Richard Smith wins presidency of the Coun- cil. JUNE Class Night activities were strenuous. Class Picnics at Findley Lake. Faculty enjoy luncheon at Waterford. Student Council Picnic. Miss Dorothy ,Vlorrow will deliver the va- ledictory, SEPTEMBER New trade school being prepared in old Hatch building. Miss Murray, our new music teacher. starts music for year. James Shaver, COl'l'Y tackle, injured. Senior corn roast tonight. Skull anti Cross Bones Club at Findley. North East quits game after dispute. OCTOBER Milon Brown, New Superintendent ol' Corry Schools. Alumni will give farce comedy. Bud Sloan breaks ankle. Bracken is next mayor of Corry. Mr. Blanden's art club is already well or- gztnized. ff' fffff ffffhfyj 'f' KN ffpy rs K 'V X iff? vt LU f of ft -'reefs-ewfe.' f 'inner vijjff! f 5 -flflfjlvvv' ' V fn, f Q fwfwf f l , ff'f?'EKX , ' ft W , , If qi 6 , Q.. J, 4, 'W Corry Graduate. Lee VVood. is nianagiiig edi- tor of Oklahoma Paper, Virgil Curtis Memorial Trust Fund is start.- eld by Alumni Association. Senior class play, Come Out of the Kitch- en, will be presented. Dot, VVilliams and Jimmy Lewis will be co- editors of Corrian. NOVEMBER Glee Club elects officers. Baressi Sisters entertain at masquerade, Corry High won second Union City game. Adf'You can get a beautiful mama doll for 20 Korry Kream Bread coupons and 991: at Corry Baking Company. Ad- Arcade-where C. H. S. eats. DECEMBER Corry High football team wins 6 out of 9 games. Theo Williams gives talk on Salesmanship. Al VanCise is elected captain of next year football team. 1926 JANUARY Juniors will hold indoor circus soon. Corry High holds down cellar birth. FEBRUARY Mildred lllonroe wins student motto contest. l+Inler to Lea1'n,, Depart to Serve is select- ed motto. Corry High resumes position in N.XV.I'.I..X,A. League. Make plans to reduce tardincss. Debating Club elects officers for the year. MARCH High School plans to win bar-k prestige with track team. Down Memory Lane . . Measurements of Seniors for caps and gowns are taken. Dorothy Henry wins second place in foul MAY Dick Miller is elected President of Student Council. Junior Prom at Hotel Corry proves to be fine event. Corry High Track Squad makes fine record in meets. Senior Class plan bus trip to Niagara Falls. 1927 OCTOBER Carl Sickler is inaugurated as Student Coun- cil President. Teachers held convention at Conneaut Lake. There were only six tardy marks in Sept- ember. Classes held elections. Class presidents are: Senior, Lyle Chaseg Junior, Alfred Van Dresarg Sophomore, Frank Ferry. 1928 JANUARY Royal Order of M.M. enjoy Findley party. Football banquet is enjoyed at Presbyterian shooting contest. Gym. Typewriting Club prepares to join national organization. Girl-s Basketball Team beats Sheffield and Cambridge Springs. FEBRUARY Student Council suggests an assembly be put on by faculty. Girls Sextette under Miss lVlurray sings at parties. Physics Class visits Ajax Plant. Senior Girls sponsor dance after Titusville game. Camera Club plans contest. MARCH Glass Case in Hall is Museum itself. Auditorium is remodeled to conform to state laws. Senior Boys present fine assembly. The Junior Class sponsors a card party at Corry Hotel. The whole school dresses up like Bums for a gay afternoon. Girls Basketball Team wins five straight games. Prof. Sheen sponsors ice skating party. APRIL Girls Basketball Team wins Tri-State Cham- pionship. Girls win 13 out of 14 games, avenging their only defeat. The Junior Class Play, Kempy, will be presented. The Girls Sextette sings for Women's Club style show. Seniors to try for state scholarships. MAY Asbestos Stage Curtain purchased by school board. Class Day program in charge of Miss Kidder is planned. O C I l O O O Sophomore boys conduct assembly on fores- try. DECEMBER Mr. Sheen wins all honors for eating capac- ty at football banquet. Milan Williams and Vennis Follett will re- present Corry at State Hi-Y Convention. Marie Banks wins speed award at type- writing. Margaret Kamps is elected Girls Glee Club President. Students organize new French Club. The M.M. Sorority holds formal dance at Hotel Corry. Florence Joy fractures ankle in fall at 1929 FEBRUARY Peppy dance is held after basketball game by 7C homeroom. Olin Simmons' toboggan proves popular in outdoor party. Charlotte McKelvey burned by acid in chemistry laboratory. Miller Shoop will captain baseball team. MARCH Mrs, Temple's Telegram chosen for Juni- or Play. Bowerie Ball held February 22. Mr. McCall has algebra class. Boys Basketball Team gains 2nd place in league, Jackson makes high score in bowling match. APRIL Darktown Society pleases students. Corry High takes first place in Glee Club Contest, Miss Murray and Max Harvey won in Music Contest. Bird Club to have hike soon. Cheets Baressi chosen on all-county bas- MAY Class Day Program. Lyle Durham, former Corry Hi Grad, helps manage hotel. Robert Wilcox elected new Hi-Y president. Junior-Senior Prom and Dance is successful. National Boy's week is observed in Corry SEPTEMBER High School Political Campaign ended. Robert Shaver, popular senior, wins election. Corry skunks Tidioute 44-O, Baressi shines. Twelve star track men given letters. Harvey swoons, Storer faints in terrific battle at shop. school. ketball team. this year. OCTOBER Senior shop group on Work and Learn Pro- gram. Extra point in third quarter upsets Youngs- ville. Corry High defeats Franklin, ties Sheffield. Halloween Dance sponsored by Junior Class. School fans to pick All Opponent Football Team. 0 O 0 0 0 o e ,X 177 Y -nnxw f.fQ.' 24-5,17 Vi- if A ,I Y gi' MHS! 11 77- gb Qiiiafi is 'f NOVEMBER Juniors select. A Full House as Class Play. Hiking Club visits VVatr0us farm. Bird and Puzzle club sees birds on hikes. DECEMBER Travel Club goes to Waterford for Hallowe- en party. Football Banquet and Dance to he staged, Room 7 gives, 'tCrossing the Bar. Thanksgiving Drama given by Room 5. Al Baressi is new member of Hi-Y. Miss Loveland wins chocolate turkey. Basketball season starts with rush, defeat Jamestown. 1930 JANUARY Fractured arm kept Mr. Blanden from his work. Thrift essay contest given hy Corry banks. School students act in Marianne High School Glee Club will give concert, Jan. 29. Travel Club Party. FEBRUARY Hi Times Dance will be held. Room 6 gives delightful play. Cheats Baressi, athletic star, leaves for MARCH Sophomores are the basketball champions of the school. Dick Paulson wins foul shooting contest. Faculty entertain the Rotary Club. Nearly 60 students visit Allegheny College. Team wins last two games. APRIL Annual refilling of fire extinquishers. M. M. Session held for visiting members. Glee Club gave fine concert. New ditto machine gives color to tests. Women entertained by Clogging Club, Inter-class track meet scheduled. O.K. Murray wins highest honors in wind instruments. Dunkirk. Excerpts from the Hi Times Unusual singing program held. Track meet shows good material for the MAY Six seniors compete in state examinations. Annual Junior-Senior Prom held on April 25, huge success. Seniors lead in inter-class track meet. Class Picnic at Celeron June 3rd. JUNE Corry once more wins county meet. Fred Ewing gives valedictory. OCTOBER Band to play at first home game. Warren defeats Corry, 39-6. The M. M. candy sale netted 53.65. Elect officers of Student Council, Bob Reagle, President. New Debate Club sponsored by Miss Titus suggested, Typewriting Cluh to give program. .I. G. Club of Sophomore girls reorganizes. SGHSOH. NOVEMBER Hi Times sends two representatives to con- vention. Will hold evening classes VVednesday. Delegates attend Hi-Y Convention. Orange and Black humbles Youngsville. DECEMBER The Kiwanis Club will flood ravine for skating. Senior Girls give play Who's the Lucky ll-ian? Beavers heat Mt. Jewitt, lose to Cochranton. JANUARY Junior Play chosen. The N.O.W's. held a party. Beavers win 4 games out of 5. FEBRUARY Basketball supporters increases as team wins. Corriau staff plans dance. Beavers tie Strong Vincent for third place. Musical assembly is promised soon. MARCH Junior class now practicing play. Skidding. All students invited to attend Forum. Tri-Hi-Y formed at Corry Hi with Miss Titus, leader. Basketball team most successful in decade. APRIL Sophomore program in Assembly, Staff sends fine Corrian to press. Early dismissal plan discussed. Boys Quartet successful at Erie. JUNE Rev. Wimer is Baccalaureate speaker. Leisure is subject of Commencement ad- dresses. Junior'Senior Picnic at Canadohta. Coach bids athletes farewell. Sorry . . . Wish we had room to continue! ' ' Come dear old comrade you and I Will steal an hour from days gone by, The shining days when life was new, And all was bright with morning dew, The lusty days of long ago, When you were Bill and I was Joe. Holmes MlllIlllllllllllllllllllllmw gc lMlIllllllllllllllllllMMlll S Ag Lek? 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 seventy-third meeting in June, 1947. The first Commencement exercises were held June 8, 1874, the class numbering three girls. The second class 118753 had 12 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: President -- ..,,t. Orrin E. Lee Secretary -- -1 A. E. Colegrove Treasurer ........,,.........1,,...... William M. Baker Records of each preceeding class and every meeting have been faithfully kept up to the present time by the officers, who are elected annually. At present there are 3,022 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. These two loyal and efficient officers gave much time and thought to the affairs of the association, and contributed greatly to the successful maintenance thereof. They con- tinued to serve in their respective offices during their life time,-Mr. Babbitt from 1889 until 1941, and Mr. Leach from 1903 until 1942. 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 scholar- ship each year to one worthy member of the graduating class. At the annual meeting .June 10, 1925, the plan was acted upon and adopted. The scholarship is not based on scholastic merit, nor does it necessarily need to be used for college education. It is given outright, to be used in any way the recipient thinks best, in order to further his or her cultural or economic life, i. e., vocal or music training, a correspon- dence course in any of the arts or trades, equipment for a hobby workshop, a nucleus for a business venture, etc. , The fund, named in honor of Prof. Virgil G. Curtis, Superintendent of Corry Schools from 1873-1883, and again from 1905-1911, amounts at the present time to 262,800 and its earnings annually constitute the Virgil Curtis Scholarship. The goal of the fund is 510,000 which will eventually provide a S500 scholarship each year. As the fund grew, it became apparent that it must be safeguardedg to this end, letters of incorporation for the C.H.S, Alumni Association were applied for and grant- ed, aud at the annual meeting Julie 6, 1929, were adopted, The legal work was done and contributed, gratis, by Walter Scott, Atty., Class of 1913. 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 51.00, which every member of the graduating class is asked to pay. This fee is paid only once fthe year of gradua- tionj and the system has been in force since the first meeting of the Alumni, in 1876. The money so derived is used to apply on the expenses of conducting the affairs of the corporation and promoting the purposes for which it was formed. Should the incoming class fail to pay this fee, the scholarship for that year is automatically forefeited, and the money used to defray the expenses of the following year's meeting, in lieu of the class dues. Should there remain a balance after all ex- penses are paid, said balance reverts to the fund, there to draw interfst for enlarging the next year's 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 for the current year as Chairman, and four elected members. 68 Long years ago a winter sun Shone over it at setting: Lit up its western window panes: And low eaves' icy fretting. Whittier ' by E ,Y . iff' r f ,Km A 5,-. t 1 ' 1 A f 'Q T 4 f . ? 2. '4 Kwik 2 if if Xie. Q v .L keg, The Old Hatch School was built in 1870-71. It was named in honor of John L. Hatch who taught the first school in Corry, It was the High School from 1871-1899 when the High School was transferred to its present place on Spring Street. The first class of three pupils graduated in 1874. The structure was condemned in 1880 but was in use for many years thereafter. ln 1922 the top story was removed. The Hatch Building served as an elementary school until the Junior High School was built in 1924. Since then the first floor has been used for a Vocational School. The building was again condemned in 1935. It was then vacated and torn down and rebuilt by the P. W. A. in 1937. The early section of the Alumni record is made possible through the careful work of two former members of the Alumni Assocziation-Franklin Babbitt and Everett Leach. Few high schools in the country can boast. ot' a record as carefully kept. over such a long period of time, The recipient of the scholarship is selected by having the faculty select three names, which are then voted upon hy the graduating class, the one receiving the most votes being the winner. 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- centage 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 each Julie for the past few years has been 300 fexcept during the war yearsl. It continues to grow larger as the present classes increase in size. A Officers for the current. year are as follows: President ..,..,. .. ..,...,...,... .,,, W., John Freno First Vice President. ...,. ,, Alrs, Alma Kinley Second Vice President --- ,-- Milton Zalznezck Third Vice President ,W --- Miss Helen Rowe Mrs. Mildred Denton Miss Ethel Matthews Virgil Curtis. Memorial Trust Fund: John Freno. Chairman: Olin W. Bracken. Sydney Elston. Lena Cohen and VValter Sweet. Alumni History prepared by Miss Lena Cohen. Secretary ,,,...,...,,.,,, ,,..,,.. Treasurer ,,..,,.., ,, ,,.,,, ,,,---- 69 r m : lvvav .AA N, wmv v . 9 ' 1 ' lllllllllllllllllllmw MllllllIllIllIllllIIIMiW Married name is in parenthesis. 'Deceased. 1874 'Ella Hill iCuttingl 'Estelle Connors lPhelpsl 'May Salisbury iPondl 1675 'Annette Connor fBallJ 'Blanche Burton fHawkinsl 'Hattie Hill 1Livingstonel 'Kate Grant fGouldl 'Clara Wilson CClappl Marcella Rolph 1Darlingl. B N. Second St., Chula Vista, Cal. 'Willis M. Baker 'Orris Lee 'Frank Wilson 1876 'Sarah Bowers 'Belle Dodge 'Emma Gail IMalloneel 'lda Hill 'Carrie Potter ITruesdalej 'Charles Amidon Benjamin Clough 'A. D. Colegrove 'A. E. Colegrove 'A. G. Covell 1877 'Addie Roberts lWheelockJ Gertrude Clement, 418 Spring St., Jamestown, N. Y. 'Martha Hecker fRobinsonJ 'Lottie Kern lWeaverj Florence Yost lHumphreysJ. Oak St., Salina, Calif. 'Ruth Hammond lSaundersJ 'Sarah Gifford lVaughnJ 'Sarah Finch lBushJ 'Hettie Brown Richard Souter 'Louis Baker 'Walter Starbird Harold Arnold J. Albert Dewey 'Charles Allen 'Hiram Thompson 'Frank Catlin Fred Gail, I74 Navillo Place, Covina, Calif. 1878 Cora West 1CrippenJ, Corry 'Jennie Mead ITomlinJ 'Kate Tunnicliff lTraceyJ Jessie Tunnicliff iChambersJ, IZ5 Oak Grove. Minneapolis, Minn. 'Marion Wilbur lRalstonJ 'Flora Burton 1Richj 'Jennie LaMonte iEdwardsJ 'Libbie Tillotson lKretchJ 'Oscar Bush 'William Knowlton 'Seward Rolph 'Edwin Pillow 'Bye Clemons 'Charlie White 'Wiley Hammond 'Clifton Hammond 'Joseph Cuignon 'James Chase 'William Kent 'Milton Stone 'Etta Lyons 1879 Alice Catlin lPixleyJ, San Marino St., Los Angeles, Dora Mead fCosgrovej, W. Main Rd., Ripley, N. Y. 'Mamie Hill fVan Dorn! 'Hattie Baker QElstonJ 'Fannie Elliott Ira Root fWhitneyl Libbie Lowe lDownsJ, I6l2 Fifth Ave. S. Minneapolis, Minn. 'Marion Heath lKnowltonJ 'Kittie Wilson 'Emmett Dean 'Russell Van Dorn Calif. 'George Bright 'Frank Casgf Samuel Fleming 'Lewis Harvey 'Elmer Livingston 1880 'Lillian Skidmore fBabbittj Nellie Hubbard lFowlel, I4 E. I7th St., Columbus, Ohio 'Emma Smith iHeathD 'Addie Jackman 1KoIsteel 'Cora Murray Clara R. Hammond fWhitej, Deer Lane. Armonk. N. Y. 'Libbie Fuller 'Minnie Gilmore 'Jessie Bordwell fBordwelll Belle Gay lBrightJ, 13th St.. Jamestown, N. Y. 'Adelbert Simmons 'Orville Chamberlin 'Frank Babbitt 'Archie Allen 'Willis Jackson 'Thomas Crowe 'Melvin Smith 'Everett Leech 'Elmer Love 'Fred King 'Leon Harvey Frank Westley. Corry 'Ernest Sweezey 1881 'Ernest Page 'F. Murdock 'Stewart Murray 'Charles Davis 'Grant Phelps 'Leonard Casey 'Fred West 'Louis Bonsteel 'William Cole 'Robert Robertson 'William White 'Sid Goodrich 'Thomas Turner 'John Patterson Nellie Robertson lRuthl. IBBZ Beersford Rd., E. Cleveland IZ, O. Fannie Amidon. 609 First St., Valley City N. Dak. 'Mary Mead l'Eddyl 'Matie Craker fC.ayJ 'Clara Harrington 'Mary Pier fShorel 'Florence Hodges lShortl 'Lillian Pain lGleasonJ 'Esther Ellis 'Celie Evans lNicholaSl 'Ella Stout fReedl Dr. Rebecca Stoneroad. 5605 Western Ave., Chevy Chase li. Md. 1852 'Mary Pier lPotterJ 'Nellie Gail fFordJ 'Mary Olds fTrilll Claudia Davis lCurtisl 'Arthur Bissontza 'Bion Bliss 'Dor Hammond Rev. William Murray. 40I E. Walnut St.. Ernest Chaffee North East, Pa, Milo Clough, I85 Sixth St.. Oakland, Calif. 1853 Lillian Loveland fLamonal. 2356 W. 22 St., Los Angeles. Calif. 'Ora Mather fLivermorel 'Etta Fischer iParmaleeJ 'Clara Black Mamie Drake fGeigerJ, 2505 Powell Ave.. Erie, Pa. Alice Evans, Corry 'Mamie Post 'Allene Skinner 'John H. Bentley, Jr. '11, W. Sauter 'Thompson Amidon G. S. Golding, 433 S. Missouri Ave., Lakeland. Fla. Titusville, Pa. 70 . my if num' . 1 dale, Liv 1011 F WHIIlllllllllllllllllllMil lg QE xi . L. KM +5 WlIllIlIlllIIlIlllIIlMiiKW A' ' 'L. A. Mason 'George Nantes 'Charles Reedy 1584 'Walter Crosby 'William Crosby 'Charles Wetmore 'Chauncy Rogers, Jr. Allen Kincaid 'Lewis Olds Lavern Bordwell, II35 Broadway, N. Y. 'Maud Covell 'Addie Williams lStoneb 'Annie Finson lGretzler7 Ella Belknap fMcKnightJ 'Mary Spiesman 'Lutie Lindsley fSmithl Sylvia Smith fBartholmeJ. IO9 S. Main St., Union City, Pa. 1885 'Irwin Burlingame 'Charles Colegrove Ben Newman Louisa Brightman fStewarU, Z4l0 Sargent Lane, Stockton, Calif. Addie Butters lChidisterJ. 289 N. l-airview Ave., St, Paul, Minn. Edith Colegrove fBurlingamel, Corry 'Nannie Dunham fPatchD 'Lena jackson Marion Skidmore, I035 W. 7th, Erie. Pa, 'Pauline Stone fC.illettb 'Jennie Ward fWorthlvl 'Minnie Webster 'Harriett Williams fGleasonJ 'Elizabeth Craker fAuerj 1886 'Thomas Breene Anna Bissontza 'Bertha Wilson IBosworthl Ermina Butters fCarrJ. IBSB Page Ave., Cleveland. 'Hannah Clark Maude Hammond fSwift3 'Minnie Johnson fRossl Georgia LaPaz fTaylorJ, Corry Emma Miller Sarah Powell, Corry 'John Brew William Brightman Frank Chidister St. Paul, Minn. 'Fred Ellsworth Glenn Smith 'Orson Palmer 'Dr. J. Chase Stubbs 'Elizabeth Ranney 'Ora Ransorr. 'ChP'les Swift Lottie Woolgar Walteri, 256i Benton St.. Denver 'Alice Trill O. I4, Colo. 1887 'Kate Burns 'Edith Bush fBurnham7 Doris Feilchenfeld lKahnl Blanche Gifford fOsbornel, Mame Glass fRobinsonl, l542 Oakland Parkway. 'Kate Ryan Lulu Hull !Nicholsl, Corry 'Gertrude Hodges fParkerJ Georgia Myers, Corry 'Maggie Nantes 'Jennie Potter KB1-adtl 'Amy Tiliotson fManleyl Minnie Wales fSpear1 'Alexander Ellis 'William johnson W. W. Kincaid, Youngstown, N. Y. H, E. Manley, 537 Palisade Ave.. Yonkers Stephen Middleton, 409 W. Main St., Waynesboro. Pa. Charles Mulkie. Corry 'Alanson Nichols William Olds, 230 McKinley Ave., Jamestown 'Ida Butters KS:-rcori 1 BBB 259 W. 6, Erie Pa Lima, O. 'Ray Bonsteel 'Will Rogers 'Frank Mulkie, Jr, 'Fred lsaacson 'Belle Mandeville 'Hattie Hall 1Bonsteeli 'Nellie Farnham lMyrickD 'Lillie Fellows 'Clare Auer fOsborneP Amelia Cook lSteadmanl. 2l04 Jenny Lind St., McKeesport, Pa. 'Edith lsaacon 'Margaret Knause 1859 'Eva Allen iWinegarJ 'Joseph Desmond 'lsaac Feilchenfeld 'Fred Johnson Margaret MacDonald, Corry Marinda Miller 'Robert Osborne Rose Osten fTeatsi, 2I06 N. Third St., Harrisburg, Pa. 'Edna Pier fGriffinl 'Joseph Spiesman 'Marion Turner fSmith7 1890 'Kitty Axford 1ShieldsJ Carrie Franham tHammondP, Corry ' 'Daniel Hines Una Mather 1Croninl, Corry Delia McMahon, 23 Prospect St.. Warren, Pa 1891 Esther Carlburg. I3O0Z Clifton Blvd., Lakewood, O. Libbie Clark ilrleigl Britomarte Griffin fBaroness de Oliveral 'Florence Heath fSalisburyJ Dr. Victoria Nash, 856 Spitzer Bldg., Toledo Grace Robarts 'Gertrude Trill B. Frank Knause 'Wallace Olds Elmer Kincaid, Europe 1592 'Maude Bracken fKincaidJ Daniel Fryant, N38 E. I05 St., Cleveland, O. Maude Cook fJohnsonb, H23 Nevada St., El Paso, Tex. 'Sara Feilchenfeld 1Nordenl Maude Gay 'Fannie Hasbrouck 1Lauerl Hattie Johnston fFayb, Corry Margaret Marks fMahlel. Corry Lillie MacDonald fWilliamsonJ, Corry 'Grace Rogers lSatterleel. Anna Satterlee fAuerJ, 548 Montrose St. Clermont, Fla, Oliver Skinner. Corry Katherine Stone. Corry Walter Gui non ie f g V 7447 Germantown Ave., Philadelphia, Pa 1893 Atty. Byron Babbitt, 220 N. Fourth St., St. Louis 2, Mo. Lena Mather. Corry Lotta Bonsteel, Lorry Clarence Buker, I93 State St., Boston, Mass. 'Harriet Carlburg 1Masonl Helen Hecker, 4716 Ellsworth Ave,, Pittsburgh l3 Cora West lMounU. ll N. I5th St., Harrisburg, Pa. 'DL A. Louis Smith 'Atty. Don Smith 1894 Eleanor Ames lMeadl. Corry Ruth Ayer 1Alleni, Zl W. Third St., Warren P Julia Bracken lWoodP, 36l5 Chestnut St., Philadelphia Mary Breene. 490 S. Highland Ave., Pittsburgh 5. Pa. Maud Crook lBonsteell, Corry Sila Dart fFosterP. Corry May Harper fParmallee3, 303 Seagerick Drive, Syracuse 2, N. Y. Kittie Miller fpattersonl, 2078 Pennington Rd., Trenton, N. J. 'Mary Rogers fElliottl Bess Wilson, Corry 71 muir ,. X A W111111111111111111111111M M111l11I1111I1l111lI1MW 9 Cora Wolford fKiblingJ, 11 E. Fifth St,, Jamestown, N. Y. ij. Franklin Carey Frank Darrow, 73 N. Longcommon Rd., Riverside, lll 'Gerry Kincaid 1895 Blanch Clough 4Ketner1, 38 Montgomery Ave., Kensington, Md. 'Flora Covell lGuignonl, ' 'Elmer Guignon Grace Halcy. 103 W. 141. Apt. 45, New York 30 William Heerlein, Denver. Colo. RD 5 Box 315 Elizabeth Hurd lGrow1, 34 Mountain Ave., Maplewood, N. J. 'Florence Kibler 1Desmond1 Elizabeth Kinley, Mizpah Hotel, Syracuse 2, N. Y. Dr. julia Krech, 27 W. 55 St.. New York, N. Vernon Middaugh, RD 2, Fredonia, N. Y. Grace Wilson, 5409 Cabanna Ave., St. Louis 12, Mo. 1896 Frances Bennett lKnowltonl, 220 W. 54 St., Ashtabula, O. Harmina Bentley fLoup1 Estella Gross. Corry 'Margaret Hare 'Pliney Howard 'Grace Harvey fWaltZl Mary Lewis fSweet1 'Frank Mattison 'Richard Miller Grace Rhodes lVettenburgl. 2910 Raspberry St., Erie, Pa. Winifred Rogers illlmerj. Z4 N. Church St., Cortland, N. Y. Katherine Roof lHancockJ Margaret St. Clair. Hollywood, Calif. Glenn Street, Corry 'Agnes Wilson 1897 Lola Amidon CRagon1. 40 Highland Ave., Detroit, Mich. 'Martha Crook lRhodesl 'Bertha Farnham Edna Knapl-3 fstevensi. 344 Scott St., Youngstown, O. 'Catherine Love fSteinfield1 'Hattie Osten 1Ensmingerl Rev. Homer Potter Anna Purdy 1Becraft1, 9 Bonnie Brae, Utica, N. 'Gertie Reed lWhitsonl Lola Ross fstevensl, Corry Leon Satterlee, Corry Orrie Sleeper fCrankshawy 'Mabel Smith fWilcDXi 'Edna Wales 1Parkeri Clara Watson 1BakerJ, I7 Fifth St., Union City, Pa. Lillie Whitely fLouxl. 92 Mayer Ave., Buffalo, N. 'Leon Wilson Elsie Hewitt INichols1, Corry Y. Y. 1598 'George Butters 'Fannie Cohen fCarnickj Dr. Arthur Christie, 1835 l St. N.W.. Washington, D. C. 'Mary Kinley fMcLaughlinj LeGrand Durham 'Anna McRae fWolford1 'Eugene Heath Gertrude Olds lRafferty1. Concordia, Kan. john McLaughlin, Corry Harriet Swan, 745 Georgia St., New Haven, Conn. 1899 'Ellena Doolittle fFields7 4Winiired Terry Grace Hall lHeathD, Sampson St., N. Girard. Mary Mandeville flieswickl. 4907 Rosewood Ave., Los Angeles, Calif. Nina Wiggers fButler1. 38 Pennsylvania Ave., Lakewood, O. 1900 'Ethel Ault Edward Crapser. Box 436, Meadville 'Lulu Dawson fBli1eyJ 'Vincent Desmond Nellie Foskett iPeterson1. 1135 E. Nevada St., El Paso. Texas Louise Grauffreau, Corry Mary Hopkins. 567 Summer St., Stanford. Conn. 'Blaine Kincaid 'Arthur Lyons Ella McDonald lFuller1. 1129 W. 27 St.. Erie, Pa. Grace Mangan fHamburger1, 456 E. Z5 St.. Erie, Pa. Clarence Rogers. 321 Casello Ave., San Francisco Rodney Rowe Lou Walton Y. 1901 Sarah Breene, 490 S. Highland Ave., Anna Cohen Clfriedmanl. 5838 Elmer Ave., Pittsburgh 'john Conners Antonette Damon fHinesl. Lander, Wyo. Cascade P.O. Box Fances Davison lAlexancler1 Margaret Fox lTaylor1. 295 Main St., Buffalo, N. Y. Bertha Guignon lLovelandJ. Corry Hazel Hammond iAlbertson1. Chestnut Hill Farms. W. Newberry, Mass. Tena Hatch lArno1d1, Corry Elizabeth Heath C0lmstead1. 8001 Crest Drive, Seattle 5. Wash. Grace Isaacson lSPerry1, CUYYY 'Mayce Lippman 'Beatrice Loveland lAuerl Cora McCabe CSister M. Othiliab, 6541 Stewart Ave.. Chicago, lll. Margaret Mead lYorke5. 505 Central Ave., Oil City, Pa. Dawson Olmstead. 8001 Crest Drive. Seattle 5. Wash. Mattie Pitts fBrownl. E. Sth St., Jamestown joseph Shields, 1724 E. 115 St., Cleveland, O. 'Jennie Sullivan William Turner 'Helen Washner Jessie Tuttle fShermanl. 3023 German St.. Erie, Pa. Minnie Weeks lBogartl. Corry 'Kenneth Williams Pittsburgh 518 l 902 Mayme Bolen Glen Gauffreau. Corry 'Charles Mclntire Glenn Myer 'Robert Purdy W, H. Shave, 919 Plum St., Erie, Pa. Harry Stone. 208 Maple St., Morgantown, W. Va. George Stone Mabel West l'l'ennyl, 1408 E. Washington St., Orlando, Fla. Charles Crippen, 30 Broad St., New York 'john Jensen Margaret McLaughlin CMcQuistonJ, Wesleyville, Pa. 'William Page Langdon Rowe, Corry tjessie Swan Virginia Wilson. 5409 Cabana Ave., St. Louis, Mo. 1903 Howard Amy, Cambridge Springs Bernice Bracken lDavis1. 95 BenLomond, Uniontown, Pa, Lena Cohen. Corry Pa. Mary Davidson 1Howelll George Ellsworth Corry Mable Fellows fWeirichJ, 147 Wheeling Hill, Lancaster, O. Charles Hatch Bernice Knowlton 72 MllllWlllWlllIi x ii Fa Wfmwlnnnlmlnzlullllliiw 'i A . , S Sadie Lippnxan, 4030 Helena St., Youngstown, Ohio Mary Lynch fColeJ Mable Mead fEdmundsl. W. Main Rd., Fredonia, N. Y. Ella Naylor fBlackmorel, 515 Tooting Lane, Birmingham 'Frank Nichols Edna Pettengill fHewittb, 807 Carroll St.. Hammond, Ind. Fern G. Small KVarvel! Clara E. Street iostranderl. I67 Central Ave., Fredonia, N Y. 'Lulu Slater Louis B. Sears, Corry Mable Taylor, Corry 'Allie B. Whiteley lPattersonb Ray DeForest Wolford, Corry 1904 'Ralph L. Bracken Roger L. Bracken, 887 Bernardston Rd., Greenfield, Mass. Ella L. Davidson. llZ3 W, 74th St.. Los Angeles, Calif. 'josephine L. Donahue Josephine H. Foley lSullivanJ. Corry Frank H. Fuller, 6l6 Marguette Ave., Milwaukee. Wfs. 'Mable L, Isaacson fSmith7 Fann'e lsham fCogswelll, IIZ jackson Ave., Warren, Pa. Lillian johnson 4Whiteleyl, Corry Maud King IEgolfl. I34 W. Oilwell St., St. Marys. Pa Robert McLaughlin, Wesleyville, Pa. Elizabeth Merrick, Corry Katherine O'Neil jerome Pier, W. Main St., Mt. jewet, Pa 'Dennie Sullivan Margaret Titus fEbblie5. 439 W. Bth St., Erie, Pa. Frank Whiteley 1905 David Amidon, 84 N. Fulton St,, Bloomfield, N. j. Clara Brooks fFeidlerl, Corry 'Earl Crowell Elizabeth Dawson, Corry 'Bessie Hannon Clare jones, Corry Don Kincaid, Corry Frank Laurie. IZI County Line Rd., Bryn Mawr, Pa Leon Lindsley, Corry Virginia McCabe iFitch5. Country Club Apt., Greensboro, N. C. May McKinney, H33 Hillside Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. Belle Mulheirn lFranzD, Corry Florence Pettingell fPerkinsP, 552 Third St., Niagara Falls. N. Y. Sarah Pitts Louella Place iCottrelll Kate Rourke fFitzpatrickl. I39 79th St., Niagara Falls, N Belle Sessions fBrooks? .Y. 'Sarah Shave Celia Sullivan, 575 S. Goodman St., Rochester Melissa Walker fAmid0nl. 84 N, Fulton St., Bloomfield, N. j. Hazel Weeks, Corry 'Webb Weeks 'Mary Wilcox fFraserb 1906 Zuella Cady fMcElroyJ. Corry ' Mar Conners Y Margaret Crowe fLaFevrel, I6 Warden St., Union City Helen Dungan fMcClurel joe Guignon, Corry Fred Lippman Grace Love fLovelandl. Hendersonville, N. C. RD 2 Clarence Loveland, Hendersonville, N. C RDZ 'Cecilia Nehil iNagorskyP Fleclabel Platte Eva Po e, 7545 Ardmore St. Swissva p . 'le, Pa. Hunter Pope, Enfield, N. C. Box 357 Murle Rowe, 6l7 Washington St., Dunkirk Rev. B, F. Scott, 740 Lancaster Ave., Bryn Mawr 'sul 'ann Ida Tillotson Guignonl Neva Walker fMcGavranJ. I67 W. Market St., Cadiz, Ohio Areta Westley iCravesl, 3447 W. 33 Ave., Denver ll, Colo. 1907 Harriett Armstrong iDonaldsonj, Spring Creek Nancy Childs fStantonl, Sherman, N. Y. Dora Cohen lCarnickl, l6l77 Rose Lawn, Detroit Annie Cottrell fTitus?, 27l jefferson St., Titusville, Pa Earl Crippen, Fairfield, lll. 'Una Duffy Margaret Farrell 4Lairdb, Corry Mary Hall McCrayJ, 808 N. Second St., Phoenix, Ariz. 'iErnest McCray 'Lottie McKinney 'james McLaughlin Rita Porter iMarkwithP. I720 LaSanda Place, Los Angeles, Calif. Genevieve Scott fjohnsonl, B45 E. 6th St., Long Beach 2, Calif. Katherine Shanahan 1PainJ, Union City 'Douglass Titus 'Marguerite Weeks fDaWSonl Lauretta Wellman fGrayi 'Zoe Wilcox fPopel Harry Woodring. '-H4 Bethune West. Detroit Z, Mich. 1908 Estella Barry, Corry Nlina Dougherty 1Pacel Bernice Edwards iOldsb, Corry Sidney Elston. Corry Frank Geiger, Z505 Powell Ave., Erie, Pa. iBelle Lambing 'Annie Laurie 1Popeh Alice Mackres. Corry jennie MCCray lWallacel. 6620 Northside Drive Los Angeles, Calif. Grace Lynch. Blue jay, W. Va, Agnes Maloney iHandl, Corry Tessie Nast fKamberl. New York City Anna Naylor fWakefieldl Gertrude Potts fHosleyl, Ulysses, Pa. Box 337 Alexandria Rogers Etta Shannon 4Vogtlil, Box 549, Gowanda, N. Y. Harold Sears Helen Sullivan 584 S. Goodman St.. Rochester. N. Y. 'Roy Tuttle Margaret Vlest fHuvhesl. 340 S. Segrave, Davtona Beach. F'a. 'May Wivhtman KS:-hildeckvrl Hare! Wilson fRevnoldsl. 5l43 Clinton St., Los Angeles, llalil. 1909 Ina Austin. Corry Nlilon Brown i45l Midvalr Ave. Philadelphia. Pa. Eva Blatchley lEmigl Arthur Colerzrove. Corrv Margaret llenrv fStephensr Williard Lindslev 'Foresta Maynard !Armstrongb Eva McKinney. H33 Hillsdale Ave. Dormont, Pittburgh, Pa Helen Morrell, Corrv Marv Mulderir-k fflarberl. U49 F. iflth St., Erie 'William Powell Pittsburgh. Pa. Fox l-466 Susie Rayon flfinvl. Corry Ruth Skidmore fHaskinsb. ZQI7 Chestnut St.. Erie. Pa. Floronre Webh7Dr. Layne. 3l5 S. Washington St, I'-fawfnrr-lsville, ln l. l.elz-i Wentworth fLindslevi. Corry Helen Westley Corry Carl Wiriger. Corry 1910 Florence Alexander Ruth Auer fHoenessl. Corry Florence Barry, Corry Gertrude Brown fSnowl 'Vlarguerite Davidson iAnstockl Robert Desmond Corry Forest Geiger. 3343 Legation St. NW. Vlfashington D. C. Kenneth Gould 4Lh.z3L il V-H 9 ' ' I WlllllllllllllllllllllllMWEK MlllIllIlllllllllllllIiNW A L J 7 s Ar 'fs . QV -:.. ,- 2? E . ,nr ....., tt ff .r I. 'l - l . .I 1. Xi... L lm sa fmfil Elizabeth Goring, Erie, Pa, RD No. 5 Walter Gretzler. 3l05 Freeland Ave.. Mclieesport, Pa. 'Clyde Heath 'Dora Johnson Belle Keim lVaughnJ. 2209 Pacific Ave., Spokane, Wash, John W. Lan-ibing, 2924 Juniper St.. San Diego, Calif. Sarah McCray, ll2 S. Third St.. Monte Bello, Calif. William McCray, Danielsville, Pa. Vellah Morgan lBrackenJ. Corry 'Ann Perkins fFriendl Florence Pond. Corry Lena Jensen flVlerrickl. I248 W. l0th St., A. H. Postlethwaite, 3708 Beech St., Erie, Pa. 'Olive Wellman flfrisbeel Harold Winger, Corry Olin Bracken, Corry 1911 Ella Appel fFredericks'y, 5234 Monte Bonita Dr., Los Angeles, Calif. Magna Tilletson fHaleyJ. 2lI Graebner Bldg.. Saginaw, Mich. Hazel Duffy. South Side Hospital, Pittsburgh, Pa. Ora Hasbrouck fBarnesl, l262 E. l42 St., E. Cleveland, O. Ross Hinman, 2427 S. Ave., Niagara Falls, N. Y. Vivian Johnson iMaskielll, 4l Spruce St., Jamestown, N. Y. Webb McCray, Corry Grace Murray lwinbroughl, l542 W. 60 Place, Los Angeles 44, Calif. Mildred Steeley lCooki- I47 Station St., Crafton, Pa. Abe Cohen, I747 Oliver Bldg., Pittsburgh, Pa. 1912 'Melva Albro lMcCoyJ Bessie Allen fOwen7, Cranberry Lake, N. Y, Ruth Carpenter lMarshJ. Woodbury Heights, N. J. Box 77 Hiram Craker lrma Downey qSaxtonl. Corry Mary Downey, Olean, N. Y. Catherine Elston, Richford Hotel. Erie, Pa. Marie Kirch fBrooksl. Corry Lillian Lawson fjohnsonl, Findley Lake, N. Y. Harriet Love lStebbinsJ Arch Lyons, Port Alleghany, Pa. Ava Mackers fKelleyl. Corry Jas. McCabe, Erie, Pa. Floyd McCray Dr. Jerome Nast, Corpus Christie, Ada Nimo lwilsonl Earl Pedigo, 6l5 Market St.. Lewisburg, Pa, Anna May Pope lWilsonl, 39l0 Market St. Rd., Wilmington, N. C, Bernice Shanahan 'Pearl Trill fMosherl Earl Wallace Frances Westley, 2022 N. Mozart St., Chicago 47, lll. Lee B. Wood. Ex. Ed. N. Y. World Telegram Alta Young Uunkinsl. I082 Allston Rd., Cleveland Hts. 2l, Ohio Cassius Sears. Corry Texas 1 91 3 Dr. Howard Bosworth. l30 Chavez Ravine Rd., Los Angeles 26, Cal. Jewel Cady fMarshD, Corry Veleda Clough 1CaldwellJ, Matoaka, W. Va. Charles Ewer, 737 Park Ave. S. Milwaukee 'Merrill Hammond Hazel Knowlton lAkaml. Corry 'Nellie Love lKnappJ Mary Loveland lSister M. Laurential. Toronto, Can. Loretto Abbey Erma Manges fHultbergi, l265 Virginia Ave,, Lakewood, Ohio Hazel McCray, ll2 S. 3rd St., Monte Bello, Calif. Ruby McCullough lStumPl. Corry Alice Mulderick flilingerl, 532 E. 24 St., Erie. Pa, M. Lucille Murray, 45 E, High St., Ballston Spa, N. Y. Julia Naylor, Pittsburgh, Pa. Marion Sackett lFeldhusl, Corry Erie 74 Arthur Schaub, Corry Walter Scott, Corry Orval St. Pierre. 5233 Monte Vista St., Los Angeles, Leo Wall Louise Whittlesey lHoldenl, Corry Calif 1914 Fred Beardslee Marie Brooks lPratti. Union City State Fish Hatchery 'Elmer Carrier Carlton Curtis, Columbus, Pa. Horton J. Davis. Corry 'Elizabeth Drought lBrownJ 'Marion Duffy fWaltl Ethel Haight lHenry7. 285 Park Dr., Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio W. Wallace Hammond, Corry Evah Loveland lSchoenrichJ, Wellington Villa, Alexandria, Va. M, Elizabeth Lyons flVlcCordi, North East, P Honora Maloney, Corry 'Florence Miller 1CurtisJ Arthur L. Morris Helen Murray lBrownl. Corry 'Frank O'Day Mina Terry, Corry Bruce Thomas. Corry Wallace Wellman, Everette. Pa. Dorothy Wilcox fHammondJ, Corry 1915 Marjorie Auer KPeckl, Corry 'Franklin Babbit J. Henry Bondreau Neva Briggs lLymanl. I330 Mill St., Wilkinsburg, Pa. May Briggs lSmithl, Hudson Ave., Erie, Pa. Ferne Blatchley. III9 E. I8th St., Oklahoma City, Okla. Vera Brooks fSorensonJ, Bellefont, Pa. RD 3 Harold Brown. Corry Lyle Clough, Pittsfield, Pa. Marion Colegrove CCardwelll Dorothy Davidson 'Arthur Duffy Marie Francis lRogersJ, 9I Grant St., Uniontown, Pa. Eleanor Goring, Erie, Pa. RD 5 Edward Gretzler. 30 Rockefeller Plaza, Room 3124, N. Y. Margaret Haight lMillerl. Snake Hill Rd., W. Nyack, N. Y. Araline Drought ILyonsJ. Port Allegheny Burdette Howard. l232 French Ave,, Lakewood. Ohio Helen Hoeness fDurelll, 720 Euclid Ave., Kenmore 17. N. Y. Helen Johnson, Corry Hazel Joy 1Eldredl. Corry RD 2 Mary Joy iMorrisl Marie Keppel lHawkinsJ, Corry Eunice Lamona, 2356 W. 22 St.. Los Angeles 7, Calif. Jacob Levy. 947 Lafayette Ave., Niagara Falls. N. Y. Harriet Linendoll, Boston, N. C. RD Z Lucille Love lYoungl, Corry Gertrude Lynch 1Boswelll. 300 Hazel Drive, Mt. Lebanon, Pa. Velma Manixfarren 1Cadyl, N. Kingsville, O. A. Wesley McKinney, Hotel Secor, Toledo, O. 'Florence Mead Gertrude Monroe flresseltl, Lewiston, N. Y. Harriet Myers, Corry Thelma O'Neil. 222 W. 6th St., Erie, Pa. 'Joseph Osborne Harold Patterson. Corry Robert Ream, l6B6 E. 82, Cleveland, Ohio Dr, Harry Rhodes. Corry Hazel Schrambling 1Wallacel, Corry Charles Shaw 'Mary Shields lSister M. Berchmansl Ruth Smith QChristenl, South Mt. Rd.. Pomona, N. Y. 'Eva Stowe Helen Wallace Dorothy Waller fGriffithSlv RD I, Cambridge Springs Virginia Waggoner iMorrisonl. 63 Resley St., Fredonia, N. Y. Tracy Whitehead. Corry a K .... J lJllllIlllIllIlIllllIlIK Wlwlllllllllllllllllllllllllmlll 1 ,l I. . - 'I l .J A L I -.Qi f Ethel Whittlesey, 540 Kelton Ave. W. Los Angeles 24, Calif. Florence Whittlesey fWilliamsJ. Saratoga, Calif. Box 344 Alta Woodring lOrnl, Corry Marion Young lPhillipI, 22 Fairview Ave. Pt. Washington. N. Y. Zella York 1Hallettl, Corry 1916 Ruth Akam fHammondI. Corry RD I Margaret Alexander 1Elstonl, Corry Mildred Baird lDawsonl. III Prospect st., Girard. Pa. Marcelaine Brainard KYoungl, Corry Beula Brooks lRandalll Corry Lillian Colegrove fparsonsl, Corry Alice Crosby fBushl. Corry 'Verena Decker fRavial Florence Doane IDrakel. Ellsworth Falls, Me. RD I John Downey Genoa, O. Box 20I Koralton Durham, Corry 'Herbert Field Martha Gretzler fMillerJ Earl Haight, Corry 'Ruth Johnson flrlilll Willard Jones, I796 Schuyler St., Muskegon. Mich. Ruth Koehler, Corry Paul LaPaz. I25 Columbus Ave., Struthers. Ohio Percy LaPaz, 4I Walnut St., Srruthars. Ohio Minnie Linendoll Uohnstonl. Meadville, Pa. RD 5 Marguerite Lord lNicholsl. Corry lva Lynch fWellmanl, Everett, Pa. Bernice Lyons IProctorl, Corry Miriam Lyons fSmithl, Union City 'Kathryn Maloney Warren Mathews. 3I5 Jefferson St., East Liverpool, O. Ethel Mathews. Corry Margaret Moffitt fSundeanb, I73 North Main St., Cambridge Springs Irene Mullen, Corry Lillian Murray, Corry Granvel Nash. 74I Florence Ave., Pittsburgh 5, Pa. Laidie Naylor lDaIel. 640 Hamilton Rd., Pittsburgh 5, Pa. Stanley Nichols, Corry Celina O'Brien Corry Victor Orn, Corry Stanley Fennel. 3620 168th St., Flushing, L. I., N. Y. Irene Raaf lBeIIl Florence Raymond fMillerJ, Corry 'Isabel Riecker lpearsonl Kathryn Smith iGower7. IIO Perry Ave., Greenville, S. C. 'Lewis Storer Mary Sullivan lSullivanl, Corry Eric Sundean, I73 N. Main St., Cambridge Springs Mildred Tillotson, 347 E. 4th St., Jamestown, N, Y. Clifton Weber, Washington, D. C. Clair Whitmore Inez Wilcox iJohnsonJ, Corry Jennie Wood fialasbrouckl. Corry Lorna Xvright fSchram7. I06 Friendship Street, Bolivar, N. Y. Ruth E. Young lBurkhartJ. Corry Wallace M. Young, Corry Ola Young. Corry 1917 Erna L. Briggs fLindstroml. Corry Favorite M. Clough fDarms1 'Clebert F. Curtis Harry B. Darling, 44I W. I0th St., Erie, Pa. Robert J. Gilbert, I6 Myrtle Ave., Caldwell, N. J. Howard J. Hammond, Corry Gertrude M. Heminway lPeifferl, Corry Evanell J. Jackman lCurtisJ. Corry M. Eleanor Kinley iOstbergI, Corry Rev. John M. Linendoll, Box ZI I, Panama, N. Y. William Linendoll Martha L. Miller fWilliamsl. Corry Paul A. Maclnnes, West Lake Rd., Ontario, N. Y. 'Wallace McCray 'Paul G. McElroy Alice N. Nash fAcksl. 64 Walnut St.. Struthers. Ohio 'Lillian M. O'Day Frances E. O'Neil fBaileyl Harold C. Patterson, 92 Woodcrest Blvd., Kenmore, N. Y. Katharine Reed fMaclnnesJ, West Lake Rd., Ontario, N. Y. Harold S. Shannon, Corry Gertrude L. Shultz 1DuI-cel. Corry Marie G, Steely IDenningl. 74 Warren St., Atlanta, Ga. Lloyd Stowe, Corry 'Helen Sturdevant 'Joseph M. Taylor Jeannette M. Trill lBakerl, Corry Florence C. Wellman IScott7. Corry Louise Williams, Corry Dr, Gerald S. Wood, Miami Beach, Fla. Dorothy Xvilliams 1Dennisl. 3824 39 Ave., Oakland, Calif, 1918 Esther Auer fSpicerl, Corry Katherine Auer, Alexandria, Va. Leona Bentley 4Pattersonl, 92 Woodcrest Blvd.. Kenmore. Y Lauretta Carroll fHammc-nd? Lillian Casler. 27I4 Jackson Ave., Erie, Pa. Mildred Crowell lCowlesP. IBI7 Windermere St. E.. Cleveland Carl Dean, Seura Bush, N. Y. Laura Dodd, 324 W. Sth St.. Erie, Pa. Margaret Duffy fSteimerJ. 4l5 E. 27th St., Erie, Pa. Arthur W. Foster, Corry Claude Porter. I8I6I Angelus, Birmingham, Miss. Harold Haight, Corry 'Mildred Haight flhompsoni Hubert lleellein, Corry Nina Jackman lBensonJ, Corry William Lombard. I36 Johnson Ave., Blairsville. Pa. Sara W. Martin. 527 VV. E. St., Fair Lawn, N. J. Mary Mason 1JourdetP, Corry Plnlllp Murray. IBIZ S. Ninth St., Alhambra, Calif. Margaret O'Brien ILaPazeJ. Struthers. Paul Orn, Corry Clara Pierce, Corry Paul Rieckcr, Detroit, Mich. Hazel Rust IBriggsI, Corry Charles Shuss, Corry Florence Smith IJenssP, 036 College Ava., Niagara Falls, Y llarrison Smith Anna Shields, Corry Dorothy Soper lBolandI. Corry George Strannigan. Bear Lake, Pa. Eva Weber !CapwellJ, Corry Donald Williams, Corry Dorothy Williams lDennisI. 3824 59th Ave., Oakland, Calif. 1919 Louise Aistlup. 29I3 Plum St., Erie, Pa Verna E. Anderson 1FosterJ Donald N. Carrier. Spring Creek Lucille E. Carroll 1Bensinkl. Corry 'Edith E. Colegrove VeEtta Crowell IAndersonl. 383 E. llelen St., Tucson, Ariz. Marion L, Dimmick fLinendollJ. 616 East 30th St., Erie, Pa. Irene J. Fisher iAllenI. 507 Wellesley Rd., Rome, N. Y. Mildred P. Foulke iMeesel Ruth M. Foulke llaloagr, Lake St., Angola N Y Marie L. Keep fWetmorel. Corry Annie M. Kelley flubbsl, Corry Marion E, Maloney IRileyJ Paul D. Mortz. BII6 San Juan Ave., South Gate, Callf Grant A. Pettit, S. Chestnut St., Butler Pa Bernice M. Preston iOhrnI, Corry John S. Rogers Jr., Meadville, Pa. Doris E, Rickerson fjohnsonl, Corry Dorothy V, Sanburg !ElIiottl. 401 Poplar sr., Warren, Pa. Alice G. Smith Mildred R. Spencer 1SorensonI, RD I, New Paris, Pa. S. Walter Sweet, Corry I hulk gi 5 WlJIIIHHIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIMW 1lnrluullulvlnmmxnlaqltltlll ' + K. . Katherine L. Starr fAbbeyJ, I62l N. Franklin Place, Milwaukee, Wis. Ruth A. Tillotson fWadej, 2l5 Fourth Ave., Warren, Pa. Ruth H. Wood, I3 Fulton St. a estow . J m n, N, Ellen S. York fGradyl, Detroit, Mich. 1920 Clara M. Aistrup fOIesonI Viola M. Akam fshom, l4l9 Versailles Ave., Alameda, Calif. Mildred J. Allen fNantesJ, l036 W. Thirty-First St., Erie, Pa, Florence E. Arnold lLovelej Rev. Edwin A. Briggs, 5l7 First Ave., Newton, lowa Elizabeth J. Buller lOtting7, Minerva Park, Westerville. Ohio Gurtha Clark fCarrI, Corry Reba G. Corbin fKeppell, N. State Rd., Ripley, N. Y. Esther G. Cozad lNorthaml, Fort Knox, Charles F. Cronin, 5302 First St. N.W.. Washington Il, D, Isabelle J, Davidson 1Hammondl, 3552 Buena Vista Ave., Glendale, Calif. 'Lawrence K. Desmond Marion M. Doane iHowardl, Corry Merrill W. Doolittle, Box 573 Thibodaux, La. Eleanor K. Duffy fTarrj, 3302 Old French Rd., Erie. Pa. Alwyn C. Durham, Box 384. Titusville, Pa. Walter F. Dykes, I24ZB St. Clair Ave., Cleveland, Ohio Jessie L. Edwards lGroupel, 3329 E. Holland St., Erie, Pa. Margaret K. Foley 1SweetJ, Corry Forest M. Gates Cleo L. Haight, Corry Clyde L. Hall, Corry Marion F. Heath fJohnsonl, 96I Montrose Ave., Columbus 9, Ohio William H. Johnson, Jr., Corry Doris O. Ladd lMcLeanJ, PO Box 258, Wesleyville. Pa. Anna R. LaPaze fKerrJ. l83l Center St., Wesleyville. Pa. Clementine M. Laurer 4Placel, 324 Sanford Place, Erie, Pa. Bessie L, Lindsley fStewardI Margaret M. Malone fAaron7, S67 Liberty St., Meadville, Pa. Pearl M, Miller lKimmerleel, Ill Pawnee Parkway, Buffalo, N. Y. Mary K. Morrell fBreidensteinl, IBO McKinley Parkway, Buffalo, N. Y. Mary E. McEvoy, Corry Violet E. Page 1Devaneyb, 7lI Hall St., Aliquippa, Pa. 'Lawrence D. Parker Elizabeth F, Rogers, Arlington Farms, Washington, D. C. Mary J. Squires fPetersonl, 3I0 Shaw Ave., Lewistown, Pa. Mable F. Squires, 904 N. Vermillion St., Danville, lll. Mabelle M, Tunequist fButterl Georgia A. Waggoner fYoungJ, Corry 'Elmer T. Westley Dr. Federal L. Whittlesey, 22l West Zlst St., Erie, Pa. Norma L, Williams Uonesl Harold H. Wood Helen C. Zalznecl-c fRubinl. BI6 Norbert St., Grand Rapids, Mich. 1921 Signa Anderson fHirniseyl. 2022 Hayden Rd., Avondale Md. Linda E. Buller, Corry Carl W. Chiistenson P. Edward Champion M. Rosalline Dempsey lBlakesleeI, Spartansburg. Pa. Lucy V. Deschamp fBurchl, Corry S. Gladys Dimmick 1Stowel. Corry Anna C. Downey 1BrighamI. Crown, Pa. 'Mary J. Duffy J. Reno Farrell Avis M. Group lLovelandl, 4 Mary St., Vistal, N. Y. Helen H. Heath lStockhamI Cameron T. Hoenes, Corry lrene E. Jordan, Corry Ky. C. Louis W. Miller, Corry Hubert L. Morrison. 309 State St., Smethport, Pa. Leroy B. Mortz, 7005 S. Passion St., Huntingdon Park. Calif Elwin E. McCray, 53I Maple Ave.. New Concord, Ohio Howard W. Pier. Corry Warren L. Rathbun Roland F, Ross. Orchard St.. Roxbury, N. Y. Mildred J. Sandburg fBelll, ll5 Hamilton Rd., Chappaqua, N. Y. Norman F. Scholton Gladys A. Skinner flfreemanl, 243 Ransom Ave., Sherrill, N. Y. Ruth A. Skinner fFlemingl Paul F. Spiesman, Corry Ruth M. Stafford 1HellwegeI. Warren, Pa. L. Nell Sweet lKinneyl, Warren, Pa. Lloyd H. Thomas, Corry Marion L. Thompson, New York Cty Editha E, Verfurth fBergI, l4l Catlin Ave., Jamestown N, Y. Dorothy L. Whiteley, Los Angeles, Calif. George N. Wright, 447 N. Spring Ave., LaGrange, lll. Y, 1922 Ralph H. Jewell. 64l Virginia Ave., Midland. Pa. Raymond Squires, Wahiawa, Honolulu, P. l. Lulu C. Mourton lBenzingerl, 4439 Byron Ave.. BronX. N. Y. Marearet L. Heath lMcCarthyl, 770 Todd Ave. S.W,, Warren. Ohio Alzora D. Alcorn lWarnerj, Corry Ruth G. Barker fHughesl, Corry c. Lyle Belding Francis L. Blair, Corry Henry H. Blair, BIB5 Cypress Ave., South Gate, Calif. Ralph W. Blakeslee. I393I Grandville Ave., Detroit Lynore E. Bowell lBlackl Arthur J. Brundage, Spring Creek Margaret E. Clark lGedmarkl Mabel Crowell fSterrettJ, 609 E. 5th St., Tucson, Ariz. Ruth E. Dahlstand. Corry Clare L. DeJean. I8 Irving Place, Huntington, L, l., N. Y. Ethel V. Dewey fStonel J. Harold Dugan, P.O. Box l573, Raleigh. N. C. Gladys F. Frew ljohnsonl, Water Street, Warren, Pa. Ruth M. Hall fSheenl, Corry Maude C. Hassett iMcClellanl, RD I, Ellenboro, North Carolina Alice M. Higgins lShieldsI, Meadville, Pa. Elmer l. Love. 505 N. Romine St., Urbana, lll. Bernice U. Manwarren lGroupl Ruth O, Mixer fEckmanl, Corry Howard S. McCray. l203 llth St., Lawrenceville. lll. Marion J. McGrath fNewmakerl. 203 Market St., Warren, Pa. Carrie P, Ormsbee fAndersonl Boyd R. Parker, Inglewood, Calif. 'Margaret T. Spiesman Hartly H, Stockham M. lrene Sullivan fSalchowl, North East, Pa. Max H. McCray, 2l9 Kossuth St.. Rome, N. Y. Ruth B. Warner 4-Piercel, Corry T. Spencer Williams, 2l4 Jackson Circle, Pittsburgh, Pa. Barbara E. Young fCookl, I036 West Ninth St., Erie, Pa. 23, Mich. 1923 Dr. Robert Donaldson, Kane, Pa. Ruth C. Soper fAndersonl, 95 Wallace Ave.. Buffalo, N. Y. Lois E. McCray, Corry Dr. Colletta A. Bennett fDeislerl, Meadville. Pa. Margaret K. Aistrup, 20I3 Plum St., Erie, Pa, 'Robert C. Akam Pauline R. Bailey Charles S. Bentley, Jr., I65I Bridge St., New Cumberland. Pa. Margaret A. Berry fl-lerbergl, Corry 76 Z ' + -11111Yfh- 1Q ' J, wllIIIlllIllIlIlllllllIII H Wwllllllmluuvuxuumllltktw 'i A Mary A. Burkhart lzafiropulosl, Corry Lillian E. Coyle iPowersl, Corry Milton D. Crane. Spring Creek Gertrude G. Dahlstand fOwensJ, Corry Maxine H. Durham 1Mountainl, Corry Isabelle D. Edwards fPettitJ, Patterson Ave., Butler, Pa. Donald H. Ewing. 625 W. 6th Ave., Gary, Ind Marjorie E. Farrell IPodmorej Donald R. Group, Pittsburgh Grace E, Haight lLamonaj, Corry Lawrence P. Hammond, North East, Pa. Lenore I. Irwin lRossbacher!, Corry Ferdinand E. Johnson, Valley Rd., New Canaan, Conn. Jessie M. Johnson 1RaymondJ, Glendale, Calif. Ruth E. Keep. Box IO, Elgin, Pa. Eva N, Kepler, Corry Anna P. Kovalcik lSarverl, I78 Lambert Ave., Fredonia, N. Y. Johanna M. Lombard, Corry Dorothy K. Loveland, I444 Seveith Ave., San Francisco, Cal. Charles T. Lusey, Scripp Howard Papers, Washington, D. C. Anna M. Lynch 1Sister Ramonal, St. Bernard Convent, Bradford, Pa. Lona L. Merker, Corry Audry M, Mertz lTreatl, Union City, Pa. Jewel VV. Naylor 1LuskeyJ, II05 59 Ave, S.E. Washington I9, D. C. Doris Paige lBaldwinl, Corry Alberta L. Peterson fRogersl. 459 Spring St., Cambridge Springs, Pa. Ola W. Proctor Lucille M. Redinger lRusselll Zora E. Skinner 1Perryj, Abbedale Farms, Washington, N. J. Turner Smith, California Marguerite L. Smith fNobIel, l4l0 Delaware Ave., Erie, Pa. Mary K. Spiesman fSandburgJ, Corry Florinel T. Starr lMcLeanl, 3l Main St,, Bloomsburg, N. J. Lena R, Turben fSlyel, Corry Ralph H. Weicht, Corry Gerry L. Vifhite, Box 3084, Seattle I4. Wash. Edna I. Woodward lBarberl, Ripley, N. Y. Lillian Zalzneck tlfreidmanl. 3372 Colwyn Rd., Cleveland 20, Ohio 1924 Ruth A. Anderson lSeasteadl. Corry Everett E. Bellen Charles E. Blackman Max L. Blakeslee, l3I2 N. Louise 5t,, Oklahoma City, Okla, Mary F. Brockman, Germany Opal M. Burrows tScottl, Wattsburg, Pa. George Butters, lI4I Otter St., Franklin, Pa, Harvey A. Croscut, Corry James H. Crossman Russel N, Downey, Eldred, Pa. W. Henry Duffy, Corry, Pa. Ethel E. Ewing. 482 Highland Ave., Meadville, Pa. Homer W. Fleming Genevieve M. Foley fClairJ, 3 Maple St., Willoughby, O. Mildred E. Goring !DentonJ, Corry Larue Haskins. 2Il Adams Ave., State College, Pa Willis A, Heath, Bartesville, Okla. Mildred F. Henry iBrundagel Lila B, Hubbel 1Benninghofl. RD 2, Gowanda, N. Y. Beatrice B. Lawson fCady! Frank M. Lillie, Corry Harry W, Lillie. 404 W. Eight St., Jamestown, N. Y. Florence E. Lindquist 4FredlandJ, Jamestown, N. Y. Martha E. Lindsley !Axtellb William H. Loveland, Corry Retha A. May lChristianl, Box l4l RD 2. Gibsonia, Pa, Dorothy C. Mo1roe 1Carrolli, Corry Margaret A. Mulderick fYeagerl, IIZBQ W, 24th St., Erie, Pa. Carl E. Nelson, Corry Helen L. Peterson lRossl, Corry Ruth E, Powers lMillerl, Corry Kathryn F. Purcell lBurgnonl, Corry Anita L. Shank tlzioucherl. Corry Helen M. Spencer, Corry Virginia R. Stultz fHollandJ, 3039 State St., Saginaw, Mich. Pauline Torek, i924 East I05th St., Cleveland, Ohio Margaret E. Verfurth 4Richardsonl, 333 N. XVelIs St.. Sisterville, NU. Va. J. Ralph XVard, Corry 1925 Maxine R. Alverson 1Garberj, 394 St. James Ave,, Springfield, Mass. 'James L. Baker Dorr P. Barton, 2ll N. Carver St., Warren, Pa. Edward J. Berry, Corry Eva M. Blakeslee IAulletl Dr. Merton L. Briggs, 38 N, 27th St., Camden, N. J. Martha E, Burnett lBriggsJ. Corry Clara M. Cullen fBachofnerP. Corry Thomas F. Dewitt, Elgin, Pa. Box 106 Virginia R. Doolittle 4Robertsl. Beaver St. Mars, Pa. Clara E. Goodrich lSa1enl Waller H. Cordon, Corry Elnora E. Gorton tLill.eP LaVern E. Crandy, 30II East Ave., Erie, Pa. Lawrence Cretzier Marie E. Hammond lMillerl, I34l W. 28th St., Erie, Pa. Virginia A. Hoenes, I0 Richmond Rd., Easton, Pa. L. Irene Ketner, 2202 N. Third St., Harrisburg. Pa. Robert W. Lewis, Corry Nlable P. Lindquist E. Margaret Lynch lNeidJ, lI07 Prendergast St., Jamestown, N. Y. Ariel J. Mason fL.e.ngangl, 322 West 29th St., Erie, Pa. C. Teresa Masterson Lena V. Matteson 1Alleny, I902 C Apt. 6 Buffalo Rd., Erie, Pa. Susie E. Matteson 1HassettJ, Corry Cyntha N. May lArmitageJ, Corry Ruth I. McCray lRossJ Robert E. McGrath, 7 Jackson Ave., Bradford, Pa Leona M. McKay lBaumgartnerl. I920 Marydale Ave., Williamsport, Pa. Alice G. Messenger fTobiasj, Corry Frederick C. Miller, Corry Clara O. Minnig Luella M. Mitchell fWaltersl, Corry Dr. Florence F. Monroe 1Meehanj, Festus, Mo, Dorothy E, Morrow lGablel, 3I Hasen St., Hilton. N, Y. Arthur E. Palmer, Corry Esther L. Parker fGurgerl, Waterford, Pa. Kathryn J. Powers lDavisl, North East, Pa. Margaret E. Rathbun 1PerkinsP' Erie, Pa. Ramsey C. Rogers, Corry Mildred A. Ross Helen S. Rowe, Corry Hazel A, Sample lFieldl Clarence A. Shoop, I IZZ N. Oakhurst Drive, Beverly Hills, Cai. Reid W. Spencer W. Robert Sweet, Akron, Ohio Hazel T, Sweet, Corry Grace E. Spinks, Grand Valley, Pa. Melvin C. Thomas Nellie D. Tubbs 1Crakerl, Corry Hazel M. Warner lBrockmanl. Corry Anna B. Watrous fGregorJ Luella M. Weidner fCordiaP. Mohawk St., Clymer, N. Y. Margaret C. Williams 1Sullivanl. 2785! Wondergrove Drive. Euclid I7, Ohio Sarah E. Wilson fOsbornl, Batavia, N, Y, Florence E. Woodward 1Peabodyy, Ideal Farms, Kane, Pa. 1926 Leslie R. Akam. 2327 Union Ave., Wesleyville, Pa. Antoinette R. Baressi, Corry Marie E. Baressi 1Hackenbergl, Wesleyville, Pa. Ruth M. Becker tCradyl. Corry Dora H. Bennett KTablerl, Brocton, N. Y. Louise L. Bertram lFluckel, B48 D. Route 8, Milwaukee, Vllis. Opngiz, WllIIIlllIIIlIlIIl!IlIllIM EK 3 WlllIlIlIllIlI1llllIIMMWg 'Q f H A ill-. I:.':J' Y 1 , . r v .. mfg ly' C-ve! Howard L. Blakeslee John D. Blakeslee. 2424 Mosley Drive, Houston 4, Tex. Charlotte L. Brockman fLopusl. Box 76-A Hanover. Maryland B. Allene Brooks lHosierJ, Corry J. Leonard Burkharclt, Corry Margaret L. Burkhardt fKirk1, 2439 W. 128th St., Cleveland, Ohio Agnes F. Burns lFoleyj, 4I9 Huron Ave., Renova, Pa. Virginia J. Campbell lHammondJ. North East, Pa. Ralph L. Carroll, Corry Zella B. Carroll fsandburgj, Columbus Geraldine L. Chase fMeerdinkj, Corry Edward F. Consider, B58 East 38th St., Erie, Pa. Herbert C. Dahl, Columbus Helen A. Dahlstrand iDavisonJ, Corry Florence M. Damon fPorterJ, Box 34, Spring Creek Raymond B. Danner, Mill Village, Pa. Arioeyn M. DeLury iPattonj, Corry Karl C. Dimmick, Corry George T. Downey, Corry Ellen M. Dugan 1LordJ, Corry Lyle G. Durham, IZZO Market St., Philadelphia 7, Pa. Thurza W. Ely QMosesJ. 602 Eastern Ave., Ashland, Ohio Raymond J. Ewing, 482 Highland Ave., Meadville, Pa. Marie K. Flannagan, 6l0 N. Second St., Harrisburg. Pa. Ruth L. Franz fMyersl, 31 Erskine Ave., Youngstown 5, Ohio Alice A. Freno iHlllj, North East, Pa. Dorothy M. Gates, Corry Bernice N. Gillette iConnorl. Shepardstown, W. Va. Jesse J. Goodrich, Spartansburg, Pa. Boneita M. Cordon, Corry Zella l. Harmon tBondJ, 4Il N. St., Oil City, Pa. J. Chapin Hatch, B3l East 86th St., Seattle, Wash. Elizabeth King, 334 South I6th St., Philadelphia, Pa. David C. Ketner, 23 East 93rd St., New York City Myrtle C. Keppel ljohnsonl, Corry Louis M. Lalfaze, Corry Marguerite M. LaPaze fCliffordl Hazel E. Larson lJeromel, Corry Mary E. Lester QBalcomJ James E. Lewis, 503i Southeastern Ave., Indianapolis, lnd. Anna C. Lindberg fBlackJ, RD 5, Waterford, Pa. lola E. Long, Corry Rebecca A. MacKenzie lLindergreenj, I0 Glendale Rd., Welleslay Hills, Mass. Elizabeth B. Martin lBrownj, 527 W. E St., Fair Lawn, N. J. Beatrice B. NlcCray QKentJ, Box 32, Watsburg, Pa. Mildred L. McMillian IHallJ, Corry Hazel M. Merker, Corry Opal F. Miller LStultzJ, Corry Doris L. Morton LRappj, 209 North Main, Youngsville, Pa. Mabel A. Mumford lBunnellJ, 350 Mg E. 7th St., Erie, Pa. William C. Nantes, 705 West Sth St., Erie, Pa. Eva C. Orsell lSoderquistl, 265 Williard St., Jamestown, N. Y. Carol V. Pitt, 4IZ5 Rosewood Ave., Los Angeles, Cal. Carlton R. Pitt, l2Z06 Clifton Blvd., Lakewood, Ohio Dr. Lyle H. Pitt, Pittsburgh, Texas Richard R. Powers, Corry Elna L. Proctor 1WilliamsJ, Edinboro, Pa. Jennie B. Purpura, Corry Edith V. Raymond lSherwoodl, 93 Concord St., Union City, Pa. Warren A. Ross, Corry Merle J. Sample. 724 N. Market St., Barwick, Pa. Mildred L. Sample iAndersonl, Box 258, Sherman, N. Y. Dorothy L. Skinner iThomasJ, Corry Myrtle L. Skinner fEllsworthJ, Corry N. Genevieve Smith 1Fage1, 452 4th St., Niagara Falls, N. Y. 78 Marion E. Soper, Corry Harold I. Sweet, Corry Lois H. Titus lMcCx-ayl. Corry Ruth M. Turner fShannonl, Co Lois M. VanTassel 1Paulj Alfred L. Warner, Corry ina M. Whitney fBagley7. Corry Dorothy V. Williams, 402 N. Oakland St., Decatur 27, Ill. James H. Wright, Jr., I05 Sawyer Ave., LaGrange, ill. rry 1927 Porter W. Auer, Corry Nlary E. Beldmg iDownesj, 4I 18 Cottage Terrace, Brentwood, Md. Ruth l. Bennett. Corry Walter H. Bertram, 20521 Edgecliff Drive, Euclid, Ohio Dorothy A. Blakeslee fLindseyJ. Corry Harold D. Blanchard, Nutley, N. J. Evelyn W. Brighman CSinareJ, Corry Joseph A. Briskie, Corry Dorothy A. Brundage, Springs Creek, Pa. Lharles W. Butters, Corry Mary K. Bystrycki, Corry lviarguerite J. Chase lKerlyJ, 4345 Garrison St. N.W., Washington. D. C. Mildred A. Christensen lReagleJ, Columbus Mildred M. Courneen lHopkinsj, RD 4, Bradford, Pa. Miidred M. Dahlstrand lLyons7, lo Franklin St., Cattaraugus, N. Y. Rexford F. Dempsey, San Diego Marguerite L. Dennis 1SchubeckJ, 90 Lake St., North East, Pa. Ray J. Dingfelder, Corry Lena M. Durham, 2847 Webb Ave., Bronx 63, N. Y. Marguerite l:.. l-'oreman lingramj, Corry Leo l. Franz, IZ4 W. Dennick St., Youngstown, Ohio John C. Freno. Corry lvlargaret J. rreno Uiderj, Corry Ethel M. tullom lSpencerj, Corry Dorothy M. Hammond lArtleyj, ZIU S. Glenwood St., Columbia, Mo. Kathryn l. Hand lCramerj, Corry Lillie E. Henry ffubbsl, Spring Creek, Pa. Josephine l. Hicks 1Weichtl, Corry Creola L, Holloway 1Allevatol. 2bI3 West Lake Rd., Erie, Pa. Clairbell E. Kettinring. Corry Lucille J. Kettleberger IMussenl, 40 Hawkins Ave., Hamburg, N. Y. Josephine S. Lester 1Bessonl, Corry Clair A. Linendoll. Corry Blanchard G. Mack iWarnerJ, Corry Carrie M. Mack 1Durhami. Pleasantville, Pa. Arthur L. Litz, Corry Frank P. Litz, Jr.. Corry Casimir M. Lynch, B28 Fairmount Ave., Jamestown, N. Y. Ruth A. Matteson lWayJ, Spring Creek, Pa. Ruth A. May 1NloonJ, SI79 E. Custis Ave., Alexandria, Va. Clyde D. McCray, Corry Edith G. McCarthy QMCCDYJ. Corry Anna L. McEvoy, Corry Ellen B. McEvoy fRobertsJ, Corry 'Carolyn Nl. McLean Florence L. Measor 1StillJ, Spartansburg, Pa. Clair R. Miles, Corry Florence M. Muir lSmiIeyJ, California William C. Murray, 616 Shenley Drive, Erie. Pa Christina C. Nagel lPlankj, 580 Linwood Ave.. Buffalo, N. Y. Irene C. Neylon lBartholmeb, Union City Patsey Notte, Corry M. Dorothy Range fTarbellb, Union City Leona G. Reed CCaslerJ, Guys Mills, Pa. Charlotte G. Rich Harris W. Robbins, Corry A. Bruce Smith. Corry 'Richard S. Smith Dorothy C. Spiesman QSpiesmanl, Corry Catherine G. Sekerak 1Balog7, I909 Can-iphausen, Erie, Pa. Keppel S. Tiffany, Corry Charlene L. Tubbs iRyanJ, Union City, Pa. Rexford E. Warner, Corry lda M. Watrous, Columbus ...... u ' ' ' ' Y ps-.c.z,, w mv ' and Adil' LJ wnnr + 1 '1+11h +1+ t MillIlll IIlIllIIIIllll Il M lMlllIlIlllllIlllllllllklW ' Elsie F. Witzig, I5 E. 94th St., New York 23. N. Y. Milton R. Zalzneck, Corry 1928 George T, Aldrich, Corry Gladys M. Alexander 1WilcoxJ, 34 Chautauqua Ave., Lakewood, N. Y. Ambv C. Allen. Corry Wesley C. Allen, Union City, Pa. Dorothy J. Barker 1Creall, Prospect, Kentucky Anna M. Bensink KWhippol, Clymer, N. Y. Mable C. Berry 15taplesl, Corry Margaret C, Blair lMaclnnesl, Hudson. Ohio M. Lucille Blakeslee fAppell, Hope, New Jersey F. Wilson Brown Dr. Frank E. Butters, l320 Liberty St., Franklin, Pa. Merle A. Casler, Guys Mills, Pa. Lyle M. Chase, Corry Alice I. Christ il-lamiltonl. Corry Orpha F. Crosscut 4Parkhurstl, Corry William C. Dahl, Corry Beatrice A. Daughtery 4Moorel, Corry 'Cleo B. Daughtery fMorganl. Corry Richard W. Dawson. Chillicothe, Ohio Eva L. Drake fWebbl. Corry Ruth M. Ewing. 482 Highland Ave., Meadville, Pa. Mark L. Fay, I67 Eden St., Buffalo, N. Y. Lois E. Fish 4Carrierl, Corry Barron M. Franz, 8 Park St., Brooklyn 2. N. Y. Robertte T. Gillette fHarmonl, Corry Walter R. Hatch. ZI48 N. 86th St., Seattle, Wash. Gertrude Hodge, Corry Lucille H. Hoose 1Karayl. Wyoming, lll. Dean Houser, Corry Doris R. Jones 1Ruffnerl, Corry Margaret J. Kamps. 38 Church St., Zeland, Mich. Eileen L. Kimmey lSkiffl John E. Klash, 2309 N. East 7th St., Portland, Ore. Ethel M. Klinger fBrooksJ, Clark St., Orchard Park, N. Y. Eva G. Koford lFairchildJ, Corry Jessie M. LaMachio Ijoyl, B37 Ohio Ave., Youngstown, Ohio Mildred M. Lindberg. Corry Artena W. Mack lEisenmani, Corry Mary M. Loveland !Malzal Rev. Richard E. Miller, Liberia. Africa Jessie M. Mitchell, Spring Creek, Pa. Mildred M. Monroe lHart'lll. 27l2 Aldrich Ave., Minneapolis, Miss. Norman C. Mountain. 332 S. Main St., Adrian, Mich. Mildred J. Moyer iDeckerl, Corry Gladys M. Nelson lBarrettl, Corry Mary A. Parkhurst 1BeckwithJ, Corry Katherine G. Patterson fFoxl Teresa E. Phillips fSpauldingJ, Corry Bonnie L. Pier 1LewisJ. Corry Margaret J. Purcell 1Boagl, Corry Mabel A. Querveld lSkinnerl, Corry Violet A. Raeke, Corry Fred J. Raucher, 36I5 Olive St., St. Louis B, Mo. Phoeba Reyda tBoydJ, Box I3I3, Albuquerque, New Mexico Marietta E. Sederburg IAuerJ, Corry james A. Shaver, Corry Evelyn B. Sheeley 1Corbinl. Corry Fannie A. Shumsky, Corry Augustus J. Sproveri, Corry John T. Squire, Corry Marjorie J. Sullivan iAuerl, Corry Edith D. Swanson 1Malmstroml, I6 Blanchard St., Jamestown, N. Y. Sara M. Tozer fHansenl. Corry Martha Tross. 232 S. Aiken Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. Emma K. Waltz fWilksl, 20 Pershing Ave., North East, Pa. Mildred E. Winnie 4Nicholsl Rodger B. Whitely, Providence, R. l. 1929 Elizabeth Allen Edna M. Arnold, W. North St., Buffalo, Y. Jens P. Anderson, Corry Teresa A. Bachofner lFoxl, Corry L. Marie Banks 1Smithl, Union City, Pa. nf Marion H. Berry KHauserl, Corry Ray E. Bogardus, 999 Central Ave., Dunkirk, N. Y. Leona K. Boland IBurnsl, 97512 N. Hobart Blvd., Los Angeles, Cal. Grace L. Brown fNasonl. 3948 Iroquois Ave., Lawrence Park, Pa, Florence M. Colegrove, Corry Nina A. Cooper fWatsonl, Cambridge Springs, Pa Cora L. Cornell IMcElroyl, Corry Irene M. Costello Edward C. Crapser. Corry George N. Curtis, Corry Helen B. Davison fKolowskil, Corry Katherine F. Desmond fTaggartl. Corry Alan K. Dinimick, Corry Doris Nl. Fish fShieldsJ, Corry Hazel M. Flittner fFranzJ, IZ4 W. Dennick St., Youngstown, Ohio Mary G. Gallelli, Corry Arthur C. Goring, Corry Mary E. Hatch lMorrisl, ZI48 'Fern A N. Bbth St., Seattle, Vlash. Heath Hi ins - 4 gg P Dorothy M. Henry 1Mortonl, Corry Sareita B. Hornstein, IZI East 25st St., Erie, Pa Helen E. Jones, Corry Florence E. Joy lHumesJ, Corry Harold J. Lloyd, Corry Thelma XV. Long, 67 Traymore Ave., Buffalo, N. Y Lois J. Lyons 4Tarbellj, 3254 Glenwood Park Ave., Erie, Pa. Elizabeth C. McCray. Elgin, Pa. Marjorie B. McCray IMauermanl Milton F. McCray, Westfield, Oregon Catherine M. McGrath, 7 Jackson Ave., Bradford, Pa. Helen G. Merrick 1KaneJ, ISZS Fairfax Rd., Rosemont, Pa, Louis E. Morrow, Corry Mildred L. Morton lShuttl, Corry K. Louise Mount, Corry Mary A. Paulson 1VanDresarl, Corry Kenneth H. Perkins. Exeter St., Boston, Mass. William C. Randall, Corry Isabelle C. Reed 1DannerJ, Corry Twila J Ross 1Hatchl, RD 3, Madison, Ohio Edward Edith D. Charles Charles Carl E. Charles P. Rossbacher, Corry Rowe, lI22 German St., Erie, Pa. R. Shannon W. Shaver, Titusville, Pa. Sickler, 3624 Maple St., Erie, Pa. Roy Skinner, Corry Gerald Edward Skinner, South Dayton, N. Y. Isabelle M. Skinner fNelsonJ, RD I, Spring Lake, Mich. Stanley R. Snapp, Corry Lena E. Storer, Corry Howard C. Stultz, 3709 Main St. Lawrence Pk., Erie, Pa. Alfred M. VanDresar, Corry T. Kathryn VanDusen Violet S. Vettenburg 1Lilleyl, Corry Mary E. Wagner 4Phelpsl. Corry Margaret H. Windahl ll.ahmanl. 246 Blaine Ave., Buffalo, N. Y. Margaret C. Wolford lFortunel, 2Il Power Blk. Helena, Montana 1930 'Robert L. Adams Dorothy L. Akam 1BoydJ Lorna M. Amidon lMcCaffreyl Alma M. Anderson lKinleyl, Corry Charles L. Auer, Main St., Salix, Pa. Walter V. Auer, Corry Virginia M. Bals lRossj, Corry Lena Banks fGroupl. Corry Rev. Kenneth L. Barnes, Bruno, Minn. Wilbur H. Blakeslee, Corry Anna M. Briskie lBorstroffl, Corry Lars Christensen, Corry Zelma D. Cornell IBirdl. S. Center St., Clymer, N. Y. Edward M. Crum, lZ3 34th St., Newport News, Va. Jane A. Crum 1Hornel, 874 North Ave., Westfield, N. J. Charlotte O. Davison 1Kinneyl. Corry Neva l. Dingfelder lEricksonl, Washington Ave., Mayville, N. Y. Doris J. Doolittle fAndersonl. Corry Ivan R. Downey, Corry 79 ,fx 'X Q- ,y Q uw . X' Q, W 1 7 7 - v v ' r 1 A I -X MMUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllIIlIIM i Mlillllllilllilll1lIlimNW 9 Virginia C. Edson fPaulsonj, Hill View San. Washington, Pa. Dr. Fred L. Ewing. 478 Highland Ave., Meadville, Pa. Frank L. Ferry, Corry R. Vennis Follett, Corrg jack M. Franz, 4lII Baltimore Ave., Philadelphia 4, Pa. Ruth M. French iWilliamsJ. 209 First St, SE. Washington, D. C. Wilbur C. Gates, Corry Bernie H. Glatz lDahlJ, Columbus, Pa. Wilma M. Gregory Donald H. Hovey. Sherman, N. Y. Elsie L. jones lRoeloffsl, 2I l8 Forest Glen Rd., Silver Springs, Md. Helen P. Kovach lScholtoril, Corry Mary E. Kovach, Corry George C. Lawson. Corry 'David N. Little L. Angeline Marsh, Corry Doris l. McArthur fProctorl. Corry Francis L. McCray, Elgin, Pa. Charlotte E. McKelvey 4Swanl, Germany William H. Mitchell, Spring Creek, Pa, Nellie E. Mixer 1Brynolfsonl, Corry Katherine Marsh 1Allgeierl, RD I Hanlin Station. Pa. Waneta M. Morrison IHerrmannJ, jane Mulheirn 1O'Harel, Corry Odell K. Murray, RD Z, Harrisburg. Pa. Myra E. Ober fElyj, 348 W. Utica St., Buffalo, N. Y. Merrill C. Patterson. Corry john C. Phelps, Corry Madeline E. Preble IMHYP. Corry Lena M. Purpura fSproveriJ, Corry XVilliam Reed, Meaclville. Pa. Robert L. Sears, Baltimore, Md. Helen E. Sekerak fDrobnekl, Columbus Robert E. Shaver, Spring City, Pa. Miller N. Shoop, 2940 Cardiff Ave.. Los Angeles, Cal. Olaf W. Sorenson, Corry Carl E. Swanson. Corry Annette Titus 1Burnisonj, 271 jefferson St., Meaclville, Pa. Veronica Tcczek fSavk0l. Columbus, Pa. Edith L. Turner, East Liverpool, Ohio Verna A. Vettenburg fCanfielcll. Corry Pauline E. Webb fKellyl, 824 E. 7th St., Erie, Pa. Hubert H. Welden. Corry Esther O. Whitlock lMartinl- 70l Division St.. Olean. N. Y. Robert j. Wilcox, Corry Milan B. Vtfilliams. 209 First St SE, Washington, D. C. Norman E. York. I336 W. Tray St., Ferndale 20, Mich. 1931 Dorothy Nl. Auer fCaseyp, 722 Hamlin St., Washington, D. C. Virginia l. Bachofner, Corry Albert R. Baressi. Corry Frank L. Baressi, Corry Edith M. Bemis fCarterl. Corry Helen L. Bensink 1Wassinkl. Clymer, N. Y. Flora E. Blair lcreenl. 84 Highland Ave., jamestown, N. Y. Elizabeth Brockman fHenryl, Newville, Pa. 'Ruth Brooks fChiricuzol Helen E. Button fDimmickl, Corry Harold E. Carlson, Elgin, Pa. Edwin M. Cole, Corry jeannette M. Colegrove 1McLaughlinl, 933 E. Dorset St., Philadelphia, Pa. Alton F. Dahlstrand, Corry Rev. j. Arthur Dahlstrand, IOZ Park Ave., Providence, R. l. Cora M. Damon Ruth E. Dingfelder fWykoffl, Corry Mary W. Fuller 1Hartl. 4817 West St., Erie, Pa. Caroline A. Gallelli, Corry Ross W. Glenn, i009 Walnut St., Bellflower, Calif. Robert F. Goring, 2822 Liberty St., Erie, Pa. Bernard H. Greene, Corry Florence E. Gumbleton 1Marlowel, Corry Rev. Max H. Harvey. I204 E. Chestnut St., Lancaster, Ohio Myron L. Hasbrouck fSwansonl. Corry Dorothy M. Haskins, Corry Lucille Hawley 1Hadlyl. Hadley, Pa. Marjorie E. Heath lBensinkl, Corry Philip C. Heath, l9l9 Myrtle St., Erie, Pa, john Hnatyszyn, 7I2 W. 3rd St., jamestown, N. Y Dorothy E. Houser fLinendollP. Corry Ella N. King fHoVeyJ. Sherman, N. Y. Blaine W. Kinney, Corry Elwin G. Kirch, Corry joseph Klasch, II09 Marn Rd., Erie, Pa. Mildred A. Lawson 1HulingsJ, Corry Lily E. Lindberg. Corry Audrey M. Mason fHansonl. Corry Olive C. Mason fMillerj, Corry Adele H. McCray, Corry Robert L. McCray, Corry Harold R. McElroy, Palm Springs, Calif. Mildred S. McElroy lljlossb, Corry jack A. Maclnnes, Brandywine Rd.. Hudson, O. Ralph E. Morris, Corry Richard R. Merker, Corry Charles Rex Mulheirn. IZ9 N. Penrod Ave.. Upper Darly, Pa. Byron B. Nichols, Corry Gladys l. Palmer lVanderhoofj Emmet W. Parker, 433 S. Rosalind Ave., Orlando, Fla. Robert S. Paulson, 258 Laurel St., Buffalo, N. Y Charles R. Paulson, Corry Kenneth H. Perkins. Olyphant Drive, Morristown, N. j. Merle R. Preble Cornelia K. Price fAndersonl, Corry Thomas Quinn Charles H. Raeke, Corry Kathryn E. Rauscher, Box 276, johnsonburg, Pa Alice Lucile Salen, RD 6, Edinboro, Pa. E. Shearldine Say fFoleyJ, Corry Walter Sears, Germany Olin B. Simmons, Corry Michael C. Sekerak, Corry Wayne E. Skinner, Corry Virgil G. Slye, Corry Dorothy M. Sorenson, Corry George Stanford, Corry Louise R. Studd lShortJ, Box I77 Port Ewen, N. Y. john E. Street, Corry Arthur D. Storer, Cambridge Springs Nellie M. Thompson IReedl, Corry Shirley A. Watrous 4Carlsonl, 26 City View Ave., jamestown, N. Y. Walter L. Whaley. 9 Melrose Place, Warren, Pa. Edna L. Whitman lSicklerb, 3629 Maple St., Erie. Pa. Edwin Winne, Columbus, Pa. Mary 'Wojciechowski fPhillipsl, Corry Fred W. Gentilman. Corry 1932 Harold C. Akam, Corry Russell D. Adams Maxine E. Banks fLawrenceJ, Portsmouth, Va, Richard j. Bachofner, Corry Angelina A. Baressi. Corry 'Blair L. Barnes 4Frances E. Baxter KKnolll Allan S. Bennett, Corry Lillian E. Bowman lMitchellJ, Corry joanne E. Brown, 345I Midvale Ave., Philadelphia 29. Pa. Anna Bystrychi 1WilcoXl. Corry Gertrude R. Carroll fVanCisel. Corry jordan Christensen, Corry julia Ann Cole QBroughtonl, Corry Mary Ann Cole, Corry William H. Coyle, Corry Don C. Dejean. Corry Cecilia V. Davison KNicholsJ, Corry Lois V. Drake fPrinel. Corry Gertrude R. Evans 4FitchD, Corry Dominick T. Falcone, Corry Lilah K. Ferry KParkerl, Corry Alice M. Fetterolf lDownesl Avis Fish fRossl. Corry Mary E. Grace lTrageser7, 400 Kambach St., Pittsburgh, Pa. Allan XV. Hasbrouck, Corry Roiand K. Hasbrouck, Corry Mary E. Henrietta fRehnborgl. Corry Albert 5. Hill, Corry Louis F. Hill,-Corry Olive V. Hixson fDejeanJ, Corry Mary Hnatyszyn, Corry Clarence Huth. Corry fuer-Le Y9 f 1 'limnnmmruwg 'l W 1 lIl11llIl1l1111ll1I0 alWllwlllllllllllllllllllllmw V5 unuur ivnfs- f' . X yi.. , x J'-1, DE, -- 4 1. - - ' .I It . , L. 1 - George L. Johnson, Corry Josephine M. Johnson 1Davisl, Corry Orville G. Johnson, 304 East Market St., Bethlehem, Pa. Ruby l. Kinney lThayerl. 614 W. 74th St., Chicago, lll. Dorothy B. Kittelberger, Corry Lawrence L. Klinger, 122 West 25th St., Erie, Pa, Mary A. Kormos, 940 E. Sth St., Erie, Pa. John W. Kornikoski. Corry Charles J. Kovach, Corry Elizabeth E. Lanston Corry Helene S. Lewis lCountrymanl, 59 Doris Rd., Rochester 9, N. Y. Avis J. Lillie, Spring Creek, Pa. Mildred E. Lindstrom lAkaml, Corry Ruth E. Lindstrom, Corry John L. Litz, Corry Mary Louise Long lDunfordl Rev. John W. Love, Box 720, St. Augustine, Fla. Florence M. Loveland 1SorensonJ, Corry Alamdea l. Mack lStorerJ, Cambridge Springs, Pa. Kathryn A. May tSpoonl, Columbus, Pa. Nina B. McCray tShaverl, Corry Neil C. McKay, Spring Creek, Pa. john M. McMahon, Corry Marjorie E. Mitchell lCranclalll, Corry Winifred L. Mitchell CJohnsonJ, Spring Creek Howard W. Madsen, Corry Joe M. Mapes. 256 S. 24 St., Richmond, Calif. Kenneth L. McCray Bernice Olds fAmesl, 50 Morningside Lane, Williamsville, N. Y. Gertrude Palmer tMcCrayl, Elgin, Pa. Eva J. Peterson lKlisartJ, Box 27, Niobe, N. Y, Olive M, Peterson lStoneJ, 3519 Rose Ave., Wesleyville, Pa. Jane M. Petracco 1Shields7, Corry Dora M. Pratt tTriscuitJ, Corry 'Charles B. Reed Kathryn M. Sawchyn lSonoga7, 3079 E. 65 St.. Cleveland, Ohio Mary A. Sawchyn lliolsteel, 36 W. Mosher St., Jamestown, N. Y. George A. Sekerak, Corry Helen E. Sorenson, Corry Ruth E. Spoon fSwarml, Corry Ruth M. Stanford lAhlj Marion J. Sullivan, Corry Virginia S. Sullivan lDahlstrand1 Arthur C. Sweet, 244 W. 4th St., Erie, Pa. Orris E. Thayer, 614 W. 74th St., Chicago, lll. Carlyle A. Thomas, 108 Sanderson Rd., Knoxville, Tenn. Wilbur D. Sperry, Corry Ruth L, Wade 1MorrisJ, Corry Kenneth E. Watrous, Spring Creek, Pa. Howard H. VanTassel, Corry Georgia M. Webber, Corry William B. Wilcox, Corry Charles B. Willett, Corry Anne Wolford. Helena, Montana Frances J. Woodworth, Corry Dorothy L. Wright 1933 Irene 1. Amy lAllenl, Corry Ralph N. Babcock, Elgin, Pa. Jack P. Berry, Columbus, Pa. Helen Bielawski lAdamsJ, 513 E. 5th St., Erie, Pa. Lyle V. Blakeslee, Corry Clyde Bloss, Corry Arland V, Briggs, 843 Chalmer Place, Chicago, lll. Beatrice 1. Brown fWolfe1. Corry Horace W. Brynolfson Dr. Guy J. Butters, Corry Bernice R. Button lShrevel, Corry Alice E. Carlson, Elgin, Pa. Georgia Castrantas, 538 Elmwood Ave., Buffalo, N. Y. Robert M. Chase, Corry Grace G. Cole, Corry Katharine A. Colegrove CButtersl, Corry Luella B. Cone 1LincolnJ, Corry Lois M. Cornell ll-luthl, Corry Emma Louise Covell 1Ra mondl Corry Y 1 Dorothy C. Craker, 204 LQ W. 13, New York, N. Y. Leland Crosscut, Corry Khlar J. Daye, Camp Kilmer, N, J. Frances Dean lBatesl, Westfield, N. Y. Louis Dubrosky, 7013 Elmwood Ave., Phila, Pa. Esther L. Ellsworth llrardinkl, Corry Orlo A. Ewing, 482 Highland Ave., Meadville, Pa. llelen A. Filipowicz, 1012 Pine Hollow Road, McKees Rocks, Pa. Elsie Fralick iRossbacherp, Corry Robert C. Franz. Corry Julia A. Fuller iVanVlutl, Box 128, Harborcreek Katheryn D. Gainor tThomasl, Union City, Pa. Russell N. Glenn, Corry Mary C. Hazel lsussmanl, Cornwall on Hudson, Grandview Ave., N. Y. lris J, Hicks, Corry Armour D. Hillstrom, Corry Alton Hinman, Corry Lila J. Hinman 1Dempseyl, Y.W.C,A., Buffalo, Florence E. Holden QGriceJ, Corry Edward T. Hopkins, 1420 W. 80th St., Cleveland. Ohio Richard H, Hurlburt, Corry 'Jack D. Krone, Corry Kenneth C, Jackson, Corry Ruth J. Lanston, Corry Clifford P. Lawson, Corry Dean C. Kennedy Agnes L, Lilley lMcCrayl Winifred A. MacLees fSuttonl, Corry Helen F, McCray, Corry Roger M. 1VlcCray, Corry 1-lazel M. McKay, Erie, Pa. John E. McLaughlin, Corry Gladys J. McVaugh lAthlbeckl Cecil J. Messinger, Corry Miriam G. Miller lSmith7, 33 Franklin St., Westfield, N, Y. Adabell Mourton LCourtneYl. Corry Bonnie B. Moyer lAndersonJ, Corry Helen S. Mulligan lGarberl, B26 E. 37, Wilcox Apts., Erie, Pa. Lawrence O. Nichols, lrvine, Pa. Carl E, Norder, Corry Eleanor M. Patterson tRoachl, 234 E. Main St.. Bellevue, Ohio Oleta M. Perkins QMoorey, 765 N. 12th East 10, Logan, Utah Lottie M. Pillsbury lBeanJ, 145 W. 56th. Erie, Pa. Everett J. Phillips, Corry Charlotte A. Phillips tWilliams1, Corry Zoe R. Pitt lSilvermanJ, Z444 SSW. 20th St., Miami, Fla, Claudia C. Place lThomasl, 108 Sanderson Rd., Knoxville, Tenn. Beatrice L. Pound lKolsteel, 221 Pearl St., Falconer, N. Y. Mary Reyda tBlair1, Corry Howard E. Robbins. 1552 Oakknoll Drive, Cincinnati, Ohio George P. Rogers, 321 Caselli Ave., San Francisco, Calif. Katherine G. Ross ljaggij, Corry Leata Nl. Scott lTubbsJ, Corry Susan Sekerak lKiddJ, Corry Sarah E. Shaver, Philadelphia, Pa. Mildred A. Smith 1SturrockJ, RD 2, Meadville, Pa Philip G. Smock, Box IBB, Cochranton, Pa. Delmar L. Sorenson fKnlghtj, Corry Mike Sproveri, Corry Beatrice 1. Stockton, 4124 Park Ave., Ashtabula, Ohio Robert W. Street. RD 3, Alexandria, Va. Edith L. Streeter, 189 W. Main, Fredonia, N. Y. Irene M. Streeter lWoodcockl, RD 4, Fredonia, N. Y, Effamay Thomas lDahlstrandJ, 102 Park Ave., Providence 5, R. l. Ncal O. Thorpe, Corry Florence G, Vancise Llfleminglv Corry Ruth May Winne lAndersonl Catherine Wojciechowski tCobbettl, Corry 1934 Allan M. Adams, Corry Vance C. Allen, Corry Eli B. Ames, 50 Morningside Lane, Williamsville, N. Y. Guy E. Ames Robert L. Ayers, Spring Creek Rita L. Becker 1Williamsl. 194 Herkimer St., Buffalo. N. Y, Bernard G. Bennett, Erie, Pa. Syr-1-Ln., Y 1-1-lj '7 H x V51 P ' ' ' 'X Wl!llIIlIIIIlIlIIIIIIIIIIIMW 9 lllllllllillllllllllmiiiw 9 A lB2.,.lQ.f, Elma E. Bennink fColei, Corry Erma E. Bennink lWillettJ, Corry Gladys M. Bogert, Corry Lola A. Bowman fHnatyszynJ, Corry Martha A. Brockmann lHugueletJ, I43 E. Yvalton St., Chicago, lll. Paul M. Brynolfson. Corry Colleta M. Burkhardt, Atas Cadero, Calif. Emilie S. Burr 1VardamanJ, 77l7 N. Hermitage St., Chicago 26, lll. Ralph M. Cady, Corry Frank E. Carnrike, Corry Amelia C. Christensen 1DoddJ, Columbus, Pa. Marion E. Cogswell 1WheelerJ, 247 W. Zlst St., Erie, Pa. Harold L. Courtney 'Walter S. Damon Florence V. Daniels fBarringerb, RFD. Clymer, N. Y. Norma H. Deming Victor H. Dietzel, Chautauqua Ave., Lakewood, N. Y. Hall G. Dimick, Corry Donald j. Doctor Harold L. Drace, Corry Millard E. Engle, 12 W. 50th St., New York City Ralph E. Flick, Arch St., Meadville, Pa. Florence P. Foust Marcella V. Garrity fHarmonl, Corry Edna L. Gates fThomasJ, BI7 Priestly Ave., Lawrence Park, Pa. Kenneth Gates, Corry Dorothy M. Geertson fCulver5, Corry Rudolph L. Gibbons, Corry George K. Grace, Seattle, Wash. Helen M. Gumbleton, Corry Robert N. Haines Dr. Richard W. Halfast, Memphis, Tenn. William E. Hasbrouck Laura A. Heath fBeardsleyJ. Corry Mary F. Hopkins fSavkoj, 524 E. 7th St., Erie, Pa. Beatrice E. Hulings, Corry Donald S. janes, Union City, Pa. Edna L. johnson iClarkJ, Upton, Ind. Betty Louise Kafferline fDamoni, Columbus, P Claude M. Ketko, Corry Edward C. Kinley, Byrd Antarctic Expedition Kenneth C. Kirch, Corry Marjorie M. Kirch, Corry Theodore 5, Klash, RD I, Edinboro Rd., McKean, Pa. Buelah Kovach fPotockil, Corry Virginia L. Kysar fMayT, Corry Frances R. Lindberg fSimpsonJ, 234 President Ave., Rutledge, Pa. june A. Mack fRhodesJ, Corry Paul R. McKay, Spring Creek. Pa. Richard C. McLaughlin, Corry john A. Merrick, McKeesport, Pa. Mary A. Morrison fMessengerJ, Corry Alice V. Mount QNewelU, l6l Silver St., Dover, N. H. Paul Mulheirn, 5501 First Ave., St. Petersburg, Fla. Ruth Mumford Doris j. Nelson 1RichardsonJ Ruth E. Nichols fjoyl, Corry Michael Petracco, Corry Dora l. Phelps 1Ellisonl joe F. Pitcavage, Columbus Harry W. Floss, Corry Elsie M. Racke fHixonJ, Corry jane Raymond fHillstromJ, Corry Gordon A. Rehnborg, Pittsburgh, Pa. Douglas L. Reynolds, Corry Wilbur F. Rickers. Corry Eleanor H. Ross, Corry Terrence R. Rouse, Wattsburg. Pa. Doris A. Sanden, Corry Stella E. Savako, 906 lda Ave., Cleveland, Ohio Donald M. Sears, Corry john E. Sekerak, Erie, Pa. Blair R. Sheely Charles B. Smith. Oil City, Pa. Eleanor E. Speck IRaekel. Corry Edith G. Sperry fBurgerP, 2445 W. 4th St., Erie. Pa. Maxine C. Swanson 1SkinnerJ, Corry Bernard E. Thorp, Corry john W. Vettenburg, Corry john E. Walsh, Corry Rev. Norman Warner, Saylor, Ken. Lyle Watrous, Corry Orlo C. Watrous, Corry Mary E. Wilcox fCravesb, Main St., Williamsburg, Mass. Dorothy I. Williams, 402 N. Oakland, Decatur, lll. Mynfred L. Williams, Corry 1935 Rev. Cecil C. Akam. Dewittville, N. Y. Paul C. Auer, Corry Harry Baumgarten, Titusville john T. Bell, Corry Marie E. Bennett fCrum? Donna C. Berkhouse, Corry Leon L. Bertram, Hopewell, Va. Robert L. Brockman, Meadville Pa, Mary F. Brooks fWoodJ, 676 Smithson Ave., Lawrence Pk., Erie Ernest P. Burik ,Columbus, Pa. Ruth F. Bush lLogueJ, New Meadows, Idaho Harry B. Caspersen, I7l E. Main St., North East, Pa. Arlene L. Chase fLarsonl, 39 Wescott St.. jamestown, N. Y. Ruth L. Cole, Corry Harriett E. Colegrove, Corry Francis M. Coyle, Corry Lucille M. Cullen lLathropJ, Corry Bruce G. Dearing, I36 Line St., lthaca, N. Y. Gary A. Dingfelder, Corry lva A. Donaldson joe V. Ficcardi, Corry Merton R. Fitch, Corry Frank Gates, Corry Rollancl A. Gates, Corry Dorothea E. Gauffreau lAkamD, Dewittville, N. Y. Viola E. C-oring lMerrillJ, Union City, Pa. Frank E. Crice, Corry W'alter E. Gulick, 4ll Broad St., Conneaut, Ohio Eleanore E. Hall 1AndersonJ, 337 Olive Ave., Long Beach, Cal. Clinton P. Haines Helen K. Hudock. Williamsville. N. Y. a' William R. jewell, Erie. Pa. Naomi L. johnson, Corry Robert H. johnson, Corry Robert W, Keppel, Corry Ruth A, Kirch fRadeckil, Corry Wilbur P. Lathrop, Corry Gertrude M. Lindstrom 1Mickl, Corry William D. MacLees, Corry Marjorie L. McElroy fZalzneckJ, Corry Steve Matsko, l03I4 Russell Ave., Garfield Hts.. Ohio jane L. Maxwell flielloggl. Florida A. William Moir, Corry Albert A. Moon, Union City, Pa. Richard j. Morris, Corry Richard T. Mountain, Corry Dorothy M. Neylon fColel, Williamsville. N. Y. Lois M. Nichols lCameronJ, Corry jeannette N. Palmer 1BrooksJ jeannette L. Patterson fThompsonJ, Corry Helen L. Rathbun ISimmonsJ, Corry Harrison F. Rawson, 542 Evan St., Erie, Pa. DeLeo A. Reesink 4KightlingerJ, 643W State St., Meadville, Pa. Roy L. Reed, Corry Phyllis j. Retherford fWeisJ Ann Reyda fSkinnerJ, Corry Catherine B. Roach iHarrisonJ. 3820 Morris St., Lawrence Pk. Erie, Pa. Lucille B. Root 1DamcottJ, Corry Orval E. Root, Corry john Savko, 524 E. 7th St., Erie. Pa. Mary E. Sears, 557 Park Ave., Rochester, N. Y. Raymond E. Sears, 87 Greenwood Place. Buffalo 13. N. Y. Lee C. Shoemaker, Greenville, Pa. Stacy R. Skinner, Corry Sara jane Reed iStanfordJ, Corry Oleta M. Still Elnora A. Storer fwoodi, Corry George Sproveri, Corry 'Orville Street George A. Taylor, Corry Stanley L. VanTassel, Corry 'Rita Mae Waite Evelyn M. Wiggers. Corry 82 .l is if E ru ' 7 W i ' ' WWlIIlllllllllllllllllk Q il WWWIlllllllllllllllllikwhh ' ith l 1 .4 i. .- il J i il 0 C.. 1 ' -- ' - .9 .Q 1 f - Helen Wojciechowski fCraker5, IZ35 Dewey Drive, Erie, Pa. Frances W. Young iliurlburtl, Corry 1936 Doris V. Akam, Corry Lucille M. Akam, Corry VV'illiam L. Armitage, RD 3, Spring Creek, P Wilson C. Armitage, RD l, Spring Creek, Pax joe P. Baressi, Corry Ethel D, Beckwith Clversonl, 326 W. Bth St,, Erie, Pa. Lahoma R. Blakeslee, Corry Gayle B. Boutwell, Corry Dorothea R. Brockman 1Bock1, Corry Homer G, Bulard, Corry Leslie C. Bulard, Corry Forest H. Brown 'Lewie Castrantas George B. Chase, Corry Albert W. Cole, Corry john W, Craker, IZ35 Dewey Drive, Erie, Pa. Corinne E. Cullen, Corry Dr. Harrison E. Curtis, Corry 'Ruth H. Deming Lavina B. Dingfelder, Corry Peter j. Dubrosky, Corry 'Raymond K. Edsg-n Wilma P. Edson iYansensJ, Corry Barbara jane England 1Downsb Duane N. Fogle, Corry Elaine L. Foster, Hollywood, Fla. 'George j. Franz Donald V. Gates, Corry john E. Gibas, Corry Verna M. Gibbens Cjensenl, Corry George H. Gordon. Corry Mildred A. Haenel. Corry Bertha M. Howard 4HerrickJ Bertha M. Huth fMcAnallyl. Youngstown, Robert R. jewell, Corry Macie E. johnson, Corry Ruth E. johnson, Uplargi, lndiana Donna L, F. Keppel 1Nicholsl Ruth C. Keppel fStreetb, Corry Alberta L. Kimmey lDoddl, Columbus, Pa Margaret j. King, Corry Ruth V. Kinley lDelaneyl, 502 E, Bloomfield St,, Rome, N. Y. Frank M. Kuss, Corry Myrtle L, Kysar iBrynolfson5, Corry Howard A. Ladd, Box ll3. Elgin, Pa. Alton R. Laurie. Westfield, N, Y. Neil R. Lindsey, Corry Virginia M. Loveland lGordonl, Corry Walter E, Loveland, Corry Ernestine M. Lynn iRobbinsl, Corry Mamie M. Mack, Corry Anna Mallick, Corry Nellie j. McClintock lCroscuttl Virginia C, McCloskey 1DiemerJ, Corry Carlotta R, Mead lBettsb, Corry Kathleen N. McCray QDounldoneJ, Spartansburg, Pa. Vernon R. McCray Norman D. McElroy, Corry Robert E. Maxwell William R. Merrick. Muroc, Cal. Evelyn j. Merritt 4Chasel, Corry Mary E. Morton fBecke-rl, Corry Evelyn L. Mould, Corry Margaret R. Mulligan fWestonl, Corry Virginia M. Munn lRoachJ, Corry Glover j. Myles, Corry George A. Nagel, Corry john B. Ohrn, 2l2 W. 6th St., jamestown, Robert A. Ott. Corry Donald G. Paulson, Corry Harry A. Paulson, Corry Cassius L. Paulson. Corry Patsy j. Perry. Corry Mary S. Petracco fLucial. I2l Eddy St., Warren, Pa. Adam j. Piccrillo, Corry Marian L. Pitt fFrazierl, 6Z2lQ S. Allen St., State College. Pu. Stanley Radecki, Corry Robert L. Rathbun, Corry Virginia l. Reed, 9l0 Eva Ave., Akron 6, Hazel E. Rehnborg lBertramb, Hopewell Terrace, Hopewell, Va. Dorotha M. Rickers fWilleXl, 425 jersey St., Buffalo I3, N. Y. Robert F. Roelofs, Pittsburgh, Pa, W Florence V, Sanden, Corry Henrietta M. Savako, 906 Ida Ave., Cleveland. Ohi Carlyle j. Sawyer, Corry 'Charlotte L. Schramling 1SmithJ WR-sley lf. Seamens, 3594 Whedbee Rd., Knoxvill Xlifilliam j. Shamburg, Corry a. o e, Tenn. Richard R, Shoop, Muroc Field, Muroc, Calif, Virginia A. Smith, 607 Putnam St., Olean, N. Y. Marjorie M. Sorenson lWayl. Corry Virginia F. Spencer fMcCulloughJ, RD 2, Wattsburg, Pa. Mary A. Stahowic, Elgin, Pa, Willis H. Stewart, Corry Pauline R. Swanson, Corry Florence J. Tanner iDracej Eula M. Taylor, Corry Ruth A. Taylor, Corry Louise E. Thomas QPottsl, 2103 34th Ave,, Oakland, Calif, Kathryn S. VanTassel QOlesonD Ethel M. Vettenburg , Corry Frieda M. Vogt lPittJ, Columbus, Pa. Ruth L. Vogt QLauer7, RD l, Uniontown, Ohio Merrill A. Wade, Corry Frederick T. VValsh, Corry Virginia E. Welden 1DavisJ, Corry Alice M. Wetmore fCarrisl, Ripley, N. Y. Louise A. Yifhiteley lWoodl, Corry Lena M. Williams lCalvinJ, 2b09l2 Main St., Homestead. Pa. ose h P. Wojciechowski, Corry J P George A. Wolstencroft, 618 Lincoln Ave., Erie, Pa. junior j. Woodworth Alzora R. Wright, Spring Creek, Pa. 1937 O. Rose Mary Auer, Corry Etta B. Baungrotz, Washington St,, Spartansburg, Pa. Edward L. Becker, Corry lona L. Bennett QBenninkl, Corry Norma C. Bennett KHuletJ, Guatemalo City, Guatemala Glenn E. Betts, Corry C. Wallace Bowman, Corry Robert M. Bracken, Corry E. Crosby Bush, Corry Michael W. Bystrycki, Cleveland, Ohio Betty M, Casey, 1Brownl, Corry Bessie Castrantas, 538 Elmwood Ave., Buffalo, N. Y. Charles A, Costello, Corry Helen M. Damon. Spring Creek, Pa. Robert A. Damon, Spring Creek, Pa. Edris M. Darrow 4FullomJ, C Arlene M. Deschamp, Corry Mary L. Dubrosky 1Gerlingl, orry 450 Greenwood St., Punxsutawney, Pa. c e V Forbes iChurchl Lu ill . fvlary E. Gillette 1Brownj, Corry Xifilliam F. Goode, 828 Michigan Ave., Buffalo, N. Y. Ronald E. Greeley, Spring Creek, Pa, james D. Cieene, I330 Mill St., Wilkinsburg. Pa Norma E. Grice KLindsleyJ, Baltimore, Md. William A. Gumbleton, Corry Malcom A. Haines, Corry E. jane Hall KDimondl, 337 Olive Ave., Long Beach, Calif. W Hammond Burton . , 83 Fallison Rd., Rochester, N. Y. h Corr Martha Marie Hawkins QFenstermac erj, y N' Y' Francis S. Hawley, l90l Market St., Wesleyville, Pa. Harriett P. Hepler lHicksJ, Corry V. Grace Houser, Corry Helen K, Hovey QLeFevreJ, Union City, Pa. Kathryn l. Hubertz lBrooksl, Corry Paul D. Hurlburt, Corry Dorothy M. jones ifurtisl, Corry jack W. Kafferlin, Spring Creek, Po, Matilda C. Kamber, Wzisliington, D, C. 'Alfred C. Ketko Lucille Kimmy, Corry Ohio Betty j. Krone 4Searsl, Germany LeRoy W. Ladd, Corry Shirley V. Larson, Corry Ruth E. Lester lBarnesj, 232 Kennebic Ave., Long Dorothy B. Lindberg, Corry 83 Beach, Cal. .nas LLLL, lin '-Wfi . +f WlIlIllIlIlIlllIlIIlIM 3 WIWMHIIUIHIIllllllllmltill 6 5,5 Jack N. Lindsley, Baltimore, Md. Roberta H. Long fjohnsonj, Corry Joseph F. Loveland, RD 2, Hendersonville, N. Edith M. Lyman fGreenej Dr. Richard C. Lyons, Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minn. Jean S. MacLees 1BenninkJ, Corry Opal H. Matteson fLilley7, Corry Marjorie S. McElroy 1Petersonl, Erie, Pa. Joan E. McLean fBeardsleyi. Corry J. Harriett McLean Mary F. McMahon, Elgin, Pa. Alfred J. Morrison, Corry Ruth B. Mould iHallaboughj, Cochranton, Pa Dorothy L. Myers, 2727 Latona Ave., Seattle, Wash. Wilma A. Paulson ILoweJ, Corry Ward Piccirillo, Warren Albert V. Pitcavage, Corry M. Joan Place fSeamansJ, Corry Charles W. Popovich, Spartansburg, Pa. Rexford L. Proctor, Corry Fern Raymond ISteeleJ, Beverly Hills, Calif. Howard E. Rehnborg, Corry Richard S. Reynolds, Warren, Pa. Joan F. Roach, Corry B. Arlene Robbins 1SpencerJ, Hoosick Falls, N. Y. Potter Hill Ella Belle Roschie, Corry Roberta O. Ross lJaggiJ, Corry T. Edwin Schramling, Corry Frederick J. Schultz. Titusville Susanne B. Shaver fCrowelll, Corry Ellmear S. Smith fWassinkl, Corry Della M. Sorenson, Corry Howard F. Sperry, Corry John J. Sproveri, Corry Helen K. Stahowic, Elgin, Pa. Alexandra M. Strigler lMicrosJ, Cuba, N. Y. Carl J. Sullivan, Corry John E. Taylor, l40 E. 3lst. Erie, Viva E. Thomas, 4I6 Central Ave.. Newark, N. J. Jeanne Titus fMookl, 547 Walnut St., Meadville, Pa. Jessie E. Turben, 700 Lamont St., Pittsburgh, Pa. Evelyn L. Turner fTurbin7 Philip C. Wade, Corry Pa. Iva L. Webber 1WrightJ, Corry D. Jane Wells, Corry Lora May XVells 1BlossD Virgil V. Warner. Corry Robert L. Williams, Box 344, Saratoga, Calif. Virginia L. Williams, Saratoga. Calif. John D. Wilcox, Japan Harriett E. Wynn, l7I0 Liberty St., Erie, Pa. Marjorie John W. M. Young 1Auerl, Corry Zepka, Corry 1938 Crystal June Adam Glenda L. Allen fWynnJ, Spring Creek, P Dorothy M. Amy lMorrisonl, Corry Harriett E. Anderson fHainesl, Corry Margaret B. Anderson fKeppell, Corry Mildred P. Anderson lCloughl, Corry Alberta R. Armitage, Corry Cassius Armitage, Spring Creek, Pa. Ruth E. Barton lBelll, Corry Ruth Beckwith fArnoldJ. Corry Gerda F. Belden lMessengerJ Stanley R. Bielawski Claribelle I. Bloss, Corry Marian C. Briggs CCranel, Corry Howard C. Brooks, Corry Mildred I. Bromley lNortonl, Corry Dorothy F, Burrows lMessingerl, Columbus Stephen Bystrycki, Corry Mardine R. Chase CMcCrayl. Corry Fred Christensen, Corry Alvin S. Cogan, Corry John J. Cole, Corry Jean A. Collins lMarrJ, Clymer, N. Y. Richard E. Crosscut, Corry Keith Crowell, Erie, Pa. Frank A. Dahl, Corry Betty Jane Dahlstrand fBertraml, 2025i Euclid Drive, Euclid, Ohio Burton E. Dearing, Rochester, N. Y. 'Robert L. Deyoe Marian Z. Donaldson CDavisD, Rochester, N. C. a. Y. 84 Emeline G. Drake fKirchJ Alex Dubrosky, Chester, Pa. Walter J. Dundon, Corry Jennie R. Ficcardi, Boston, Mass, Paul L. Fleming, Z3 Sycamore St., Rochester, N. Y. Betty J. Fogle fFerrariJ, Boston, Mass. Doris G. Follett lPitcavagel, Columbus Elwyn O. Gage, Corry Karl D. Gates, Corry Lucille L. Goring 1Hopkinsl, Corry Margaret A. Grace, Corry Rachel M. Graft lMartinl, Corry Carl Fred Haenel. Corry Lois l. Halfast 1LilsingerJ Russell W. Hawley, 2925 Cherry St., Erie, Pa. Shirley M. Hinman, Buffalo, N. Y. Edith L. Hixson IDundonj, Corry Carol Mae Hoskin lGarveyl, 748 Ohio River Blvd., Pittsburgh, Pa. Helen N. Howard IHoytj, Corry Robert W. Hunt, Corry Florence E. Johnson fWaltersJ, Corry Leon A. Johnson, Corry Lauris 1. Keppel, Corry Thelma K. Kirch, Corry Margaret Kovach, Corry David J. Lammers, Wegleyville, Marjorie B. Lathrop, Ripley, N. Y. John E. Lawson, Corry Buelah L. Lewis lBoutwellJ Robert C. Lindstrom, Corry Joe P. Lorence Mary F. Loveland 1BrackenJ, Corry Dorothy M. Luce CWimmerJ, 323 Forest Drive, Erie, Pa. James L. Lundy, 5 I0 Negley Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. Howard A. Lyman, l330 Mill St., Wilkinsburg, Pa. Andrew R, Matsko, II5 Webster St., Augusta, Mich. Lloyd N. McCray, Corry Lois V. McCray 1Morrisj Philip R. McCray, Corry T. Roger McCray, Corry Virginia A. McElroy, Corry Robert C. Morton, Corry Georgia L. Munn fHigginsl, Corry Charlotte C. Nagel 4Burdick7 Marguerite E. Neylon lTaylorJ, Corry Preston A. Ohrn, Corry Richard J. Orn, Erie. Pa. Elva l. Owen fHinkleyJ, Corry Kenneth S. Paulson, Corry Paul J. Phelps. Corry Ann K. Radecki, Corry Alice l. Ranck, Johnsonburg, Pa. Mary Alice Retherford fBaldwinJ, 220 N. llth St., Erie, Pa. Jacquelyn M. Rowan lKernj, 24l0 Myrtle St., Erie, Pa. Philip J. Sample, Corry Marjorie D. Sawyer lEvansJ. CGI' Conrad L. Savakp, 906 lda Ave., Cleveland, MacBain Sears. Corry Donald R. Sickler, Spring Creek, Pa. John Robert Sill, Corry Shirley M. Smith iDennisJ, Chicago, Ill. Mary Sproveri, Corry Betty Jane Stewart lLanghurstJ, Corry Betty E. Stroup KRigbyj, Corry Robert M. Swanson. Box II7, Darlington, Pa. Beaver Co. Edward P. St. Pierre, 5239 Monte Vista St., Los Angeles, Cal. Warner E. Swanson, Corry Edgar A. Taylor. Spring Creek, Pa. Paul L. Taylor, Corry Arthur l. Thompson, Corry Vernon B. Thompson, Findley Lake, N. Y. Alice M. Tupper lShefferJ Robert D. Wallace, Corry John W. Willis. Corry Victoria F. Wojciechowski lWaitej Allan H. Wright, Spring Creek, Pa. Glenn E. Wlright, Spring Creek, Pa. Julia A. Zepka, Corry Gerald A. Bissell, Corry Donald R. Warner, North East, Pa. Thelma l. Vanderhoof, Corry Joseph Reyda, Corry Pa. ry Ohio 1939 Echo E. Akam fMcCrayl. Corry Lorna M. Akam fLabowskil, Corry James W. Applebee Elizabeth M. Armitage lDamoni, Spring Creek Mary C. Bacha 1TomchoJ, 99l2 Prince Ave., Cleveland, Ohio Evelyn M. Barton IWarneri, Corry Lotta L. Bennett fHopkinsl, Corry Ruth E. Bennett fHaggertyJ 26 Diamond St., Elkins, W. Va. lvan G. Bennink, Corry Donna B. Bertram fRhenborgl. Corry Charles H. Bracken, Corry lone A. Breed fWarnerb, North East. Pa, Evelyn E. Brooks, Corry Robert l-l. Brown, Corry Kenneth H. Burr, Corry Jane Campbell fVanTassellP, Corry Mary F. Castor, Corry Raymond E. Cathers Max L. Chris, Corry Lawrence R. Clark, Corry Ruth A. Cobb fSchramlingI 'Carleton W. Craker Betty M. Crane fWilkinsonJ, Corry Robert L. Curtis, Corry John T. Deating, 8265fg Liberty St., Meadville, Pa, Louis E. Decker, Corry Marion l. Dingfelder fHumphreyl, Corry Embert V. Earle, Corry Leota M. Eastman fKennistonJ, RD 4. Spartansburg, Pa. Frank W. Fitch, Corry Eula M. Fox, Corry 'John Frankovitz lsabel F. Gates 4Colel, Corry Thomas L. Grace, Seattle, Washington Jeannette A. Gordon, Corry Berniece R. Gravino fHurghesl, Corry Maxine E. Greeley, Spring Creek. Pa. Shirley J. Harvey, Corry Jewel A. Hasbrouck fHoffmani, Corry Kathleen C. Hazel, Corry Keith T. Henton, Corry Clair A. Hillstrom, Corry Mary Lou Hinman fPaulsonl. Corry William D. Hudson, Corry Charles T. Hughes, Corry Austin H. johnson, 224 Southern Ave., Cincinnati. Ohio Gertrude M. Johnson fClarkb, Corry Dorothy L. Johnson lWaltersl, Corry Willowa F. Jones fGatesJ, Corry Minna L. Kamber, 22l Harriet Ave., Oil City, Pa Marion E. Keefer fDuma7. Corry Lucille M. Jones, Corry Martin H. Keppel, Corry Roy S. Kerstetter, Corry Roberta E. King, Corry Norma M. Kler fLaurie7. Westfield, Pa. Lucille F. Kirch fPhillipsi, Box 93, Wattsburg. Pa. Mildred V. Kondrlik lDarrowl, Corry Katherine T. Krizanik, Florida Bertha R. Krupa Michael Kundracik. l9B Royal Ave., Buffalo, N. Y. Mary J. LaMachio fWeichtl, Corry Mary E. Laurie il-iunti, Corry Colleta E. Lewis, Corry Elsie V. Lindberg. Corry Richard G. Lindsley. Canal Zone, Balboa. Panama John Merle Long, Corry Arthur D. Loveland, RD 2. Hendersonville, N. C. Lewis Malleck. Corry Mary Maloney CStedmanl, Cambridge Springs, Pa. Virginia M. McArthur iSperryi, Corry Shirle V McCaslin C r Y ' f 0 YY D. Phyllis McClintock fEdwardsJ, Panama, N. Y Edward J. McElroy, Corry Inez M. McGraw fCarterl, Columbus, Pa. Joseph T. MCCray, Corry Quentin P. McCray, Corry Mary K. Miller lWalshJ, Corry Robert H. Miller, 440 Baldwin St., Nleadville, Pa. Charles A. Mitchell, Corry Lillian V. Morris, Spartansburg, Pa. Helen L. Morton fGuthJ, Corry J , K K K Y Vai y q ,g g WllIllllIllll1!lMM .,. . . 'll'll ' l ' W Mlllllllllllllllllllllllm li 85 Mildred L. Nichols, Corry Paul E. Nichols, Corry Victor R. Nielson, Corry Shirley M. Ohrn, Corry Walter A. Paulson, Corry Rose M. Perry, Corry Warren A. Proctor, Corry Anita H. Rainesalo, Cleveland, Ohio Lois Reesink, Corry Frank G. Rouse Catherin A. Severin Art Shamburg, Corry Ernest A. Simmonsen, Corry Melborne O. Sorenson, Box 544, Linesvllle. Pa Lillian C. Spaulding fVasilasi, l0Zl King St., Alexandria, Va. John M. Stowe, Union City, Pa. Margaret E. Sullivan iBurdickl. New York Lynn C. Thomas, Corry Josephine D. Valetti, Corry Berniece M. Wade fShelineJ, 57'.Q S. Main St., Jamestown, N. Y. Paul M. Weber. Jr., Murdoc. Calif. Robert J. W'aite, Corry Hubert E. Vfatrous, Corry Mildred L. Weed iCottrelli. ll9 Tamopui Village. Beaver. Pa. A. Catherine Wells Verna C. Vlfetmore fBaressil, Corry Robert L. W'ickwire, Corry Patricia E. Yohe fShamburgl, Corry Muriel L. Young fStringi, YWCA, Buffalo, N. 1940 Armita e Porter Betty J. g 1 i. llll Elm St., Franklin, Pa. Virginia l. Armitage, Boston. Mass. Mary B. Baldwin, Corry Jeanette C. Baressi, Corry Lucille R. Barnes lWeisl, Corry Abraham A. Baumgarten, Corry Helen J. Beckwith, Cleveland, Ohio Bertha L. Bensink, Corry Dorothy M. Bigelow fVanTassell, Corry Joseph F. Borkoske, Erie, Fa. Florence A. Brooks, Corry 'William R. Brown Betty Delores Bub fReynoldsJ. lO Water St., Warren. Pa. Virginia A. Burrows, Elgin, Pa. Helen J. Bush. 5l45 N. California Ave., Chicago, lll. Lucy G. Carnegie, l736 Superior Ave., Cleveland, Ohio Clair O. Casler, Corry Thomas W. Cragzg, Corry Robert B. Dawson, Girard, Pa. Clyde A. Dinafelder, Corry Harriette R. Donaldson lSanfordi, Warren, Pa Olga D. Dubrosky. 525 Cooper Ave.. Yuba City, Calif. Margaret J. Dunnihoo fBisbeel, B32 E. 38th St.. Erie, Pa. Everett Eastman. RD 4, Spartansburg. Robert M. Eddy. Spring Creek, Pa. Gladys Ellsworth. Corry Keith L. Fay, Texas Wendell E. Gage. Corry Archie A. Gibas, Corry Nina J. Gilbertson. 4631 N. Pauline St., Chicago, lll, Marv Alice Gilson fResslerl, 632 Grider St.. Buffalo. N. Y. Anne B. Goda iWojciechowskil. 250 S. Atlantic Ave.. Pittsburgh, Pa. Patrick Greene, Corry Euland lVl Harvey, Corry llo P. Harvey, Corry Gene B. Hasbrouck, Corry Olivia M. Henton Vfenhuisenl. Clymer. N. Y. Mary Helene Hillstrom Uxlilliamsl. Corry Lewis I. Hurlbert, Corry Doris F. Jaderstrom flrlaughtlingi, Corry William H. Kafferlin. South Dakota Marian L. Kimmy, Corry Rolland J, Kinney, Columbus. Pa. Frank H. Lawson, Corry Gerald E. Lillie, Spring Creek, Pa. Kurt E. Lindberg, Corry Betty L. Lindquist fDavisonl, Corry Phyllis E. Lindsley Klalbreathi. Carlisle, Pa. Betty M. Litz fPrattl, Corry Charlotte D. Mack fHowlesl, Columbus, Pa. Pa. Illlllllllllllllll' Gladys C. Matteson !ReynoldsJ, Corry Gordon J. Maynard, Union City, Pa. Arden E. Meredith, Union City, Pa. Anthony J. Messina, Corry Frank A. Messina, Corry Donald C. McCray. Elgin. Pa, L. Jean McCray lRootJ, Corry Lee L. McCray, Elgin, Pa. Betty McCray fMcCrayJ. Elgin, Pa. Elizabeth M. McEldowney, Corry Ann T. McMahon, Elgin, Pa. lrene M. Millard, Erie, Pa. Nancy J, Miller 1MacGregorl. RD Z, Meadville, Pa. Raymond G. Morton, Box 55. Spartansburg, Pa. Martha J. Mount 1VincentJ, Walla Walla, Wash. E. Joanne Mulderick iNicholsi, Corry Alice L. Neff fGatesl, Corry Marie A. Nelson lHaenell, Corry Richard C. Nichols. Corry Richard J. Ohrn, Corry A. Mary Orn. Corry A. Earl Ostrom, Corry J. Robert Patterson, Corry Orval A. Peterson, Erie, Pa. Jane L. Piccirillo flillishchikl, Corry Jane L. Pirro. Corry Betty J. Ramsdell, Corry Robert K. Reynolds. I0 Walter St., Warren, Pa. Sara Jane Roach, Corry Edna Nl. Robbins, l09 Beach St,, Berea, O. Anna M. Romanosky, 644 May St.. McKeesport. Pa, Dorothy l. Ross, Corry Orval J. St. Pierre, 5233 Monte Vista, Los Angeles, Cal. John R. Sample, Corry Roman A. Savako, 906 Ida Ave,, Cleveland, O. Mary K. Shields fPattersonJ, Corry Anna C. Shumsky, Corry Doris E. Sickler, Spring Creek, Pa. James H. Sickler, Spring Creek, Pa. Mary E. Spencer fFreebourn7, Corry Gus G, Strigler Paul Sutton, Corry Theodore C. Swanson, Pleasantville, Pa. Mary J. Tomchik fGatesi, Corry Lawrence W. Tompkins, Sherman. N. Y. John A. Tucci. Corry Pauline L. Vadovich, 70l N, Hampshire Ave., Los Angeles, Eva V. Valletti fLoomisP, Corry Charles T. Weeks, Corry Mary H. Wells fKingJ, Corry Dorothy M. Whaley, Corry Wilbur T. Whitehead, Corry Victor J. Wojciechowski, 250 S. Atlantic Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. Wilda Woodworth fMacLeesl, Geneva, Dhio 1941 Philip P. Amoroso, Corry Leatha M. Anderson fWymanl, Corry William E. Baker, RD 2, Canonsburg, Pa. Lilliam M. Bennett lMarsh3, Corry Marian E, Bennett lPayneD, Corry Doris A. Bergman ilngrami, Corry Olin W. Bracken, Corry Clebert B. Capwell, Corry Donald R. Carlson Joseph Carnegie, Corry Autumn E. Colby, 303 S. Aiken Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa, James H. Corbin, California Martha A. Corbin lKentJ, Corry Roger K, Cole, Corry Victor N. Cragg, Corry Gertrude Crowell. Washington, D. C. Thomas J. Crowe, Corry Edwin F. Dahl, Corry Richard B. Dearing, Corry Phina B. Dickinson fHuntl. Corry William H. Donaldson, l0l N.W. 47 Terrace, Miami, Fla. Martha E. Elston lByrdi, 306 Loma Drive, Los Angeles, Calif. George E. Ficcardi, Corry Ralph J. Foster, Corry Pauline C. Frodelius. Elgin, Pa. Ruth C. Garrity lLawsoni, Corry Neil E, cares, Corry Leona M, Grace, 438 W. Sth St., Erie, Pa. Mary E. Graham, Corry Cal. mari, vw '31 Y 'lhrjii j 9 A K J , Wlllllll!lI!IlIlllIIMiiW 'gwnmvv ,ff .7 ' S ill'if +1i H '1'lll T' lHl!Illillilllilllilllkiwlib Everett L. Greeley, Spring Creek, Pa. Kathryn B. Greene. Corry Robert Crice, Corry Margaret H, Haight fKinneyl. Erie, Pa. George E. Harmon, Corry Martha J. Hultberg, lZ65 Virginia Ave., Lakewood, Ohio James H, Hunt, Corry Marian June Hurst ijackmanl, Bonna, Arthur R. Ingram, Corry Raymond H. Jewell, Corry Dorothy J. Johnson, Corry Daniel M. Kamber, 55I4 Stanton Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. Claudia Ann Keener Uacksonj, Corry Barbara Anne Keppel, Corry James L. King, Corry John R. Kinney. Erie, Pa. Elizabeth l. Kovach, Corry Frank H. Laurie, Corry Veo N. Lindsey, Corry 'Donald E. Lundy William John H. James Lutton, Corry MacCracken, Corry Jean L. Maloney fBlossJ, Corry James P, Malue Stella E. Martowitz fSoltysl, Corry Nicholas E, Matsko. I03I4 Russell Ave. Garfield Hts.. Cleveland Thelma Emeline May fCooper? Russell H. McCaslin. Corry Beatrice L. Merritt fGedenl . Box l7, Stowe, N. Y. Faith E. Messenger, Corry James F. Messenger, i709 John N. Gunnison Dr.. Erie, Pa. Miggliaccio. Corry Leonard J. Miggliaccio, Corry Donald R. Miller, Corry Lloyd C. Millet, l9I4 Market St.. Wesleyville, Pa. Mary Jean Mooney, Corry Milton A. Morris, Corry Joan l. Morton IBeniml, Erie, Pa. Lawrence E. Morton, Spring Creek, Pa. Douglas B. Mosher, Corry Betty E. Mould. Corry Virginia M. Mullizan fllhodesl, Corry Ruth E. Nagle fMockJ, Corry Ruth E, Nelson fBabcockl. Corrv Dorothy M. Ondus, Gowanda, N. Y. Dorothy B. Patterson fHalfasti, Corry Marilyn G. Phillips lKnowltoni, Corry Texas Maude L. Porter lAlsdorH. Spartansburg, Pa. Roy M. Proctor, Corry Jack Proper, Corry Jean E. Quinlisk fSpaldi'1f-Zi. 50l0 Erringer Place. Philadelphia, Pa. Lewis Radecki, Corry Helen P. Reyda, Corry Mary Jean Roach, Corry Margaret E. Roof lStewart3. Corry John A. Rowland. Corry Edward J. Royek, Corry loan L. Schrader fRooti, Corry Paul A. Shannon, Corry Jessie M. Shaver 1Perry5. Corry Marguerite M. Spicer flvlorrisl Kathryn A. Stahowic fPekelnickyi. Elgin, Pa. Ella M. Stewart fRobinsonl, Corry Robert L. Stowe, Corry Mary E, Sturdevant flohnstonl, Corry Carl W. Taylor, H0 E. 3lst St., Erie, Pa. May L. Vanderhoff. Corry Jean L. Vogt fDingle5, 56 East 56 St., New York City, N. Y. Richard F. Wagner, ll47 W. 27th St., Erie. Robert H. Watrous, Columbus, Pa. Archie A. Wetmore, Corry Roger E, Wetmore, Corry Morris l. Wickwire. Hawaii Charles A. Williams. Corry Merle C. Williams, Corry Guy Williams, Corry Betty B. Wood fGronastai7 Pa. , Corry 1942 Robert M. Alford, Corry Carmen J. Allen, Corry Robert J. Armstrong, Corry Robert O. Baker, Corry Sam J. Baressi, Corry 86 QLQL, U-I ' 'I IMIIIIV uH ' 7 V 7 lllllllIlIlllllllIIlllIh 3' WIWWIIIIHIIIIIIIIIHIIII MW i 4 - . 1 .1 i. . .' Q .I I . . S M ' L 0 'Y-. Walter Baumgarten, Cleveland, Ohio Florence M. Beckwith, Corry William L. Beduze, Chicago, lll. Howard L. Blakeslee, Corry Barbara M. Boland 1Boutwelly. Corry Anita M. Briggs lMageeP, Corry Mary J. Brown iwickwirel, Hawaii Raymond W. Burrows. Elgin, Pa. Charles C. Caldwell, Corry Jeanne R. Cass CBuschmanl, 3I25 College Ave., Berkley, Cal. Mary M. Clabbatz iGatesl. Corry Sam J. Catalfu, Corry Albert Clark, Corry Jeannette M. Clark QKinleyi. Z5-44, l00 St., E, Elmhurst L. l., N. Y Grant Cogan, Corry 'George XV. Davis Mildred I. Davis fMosherl, Corry Jean Dearing fRossbacher7, 912 Diamond St,, Meadville, Pa. Shirley J. Dickinson KFalkl, Corry Howard E. Dingfelder, Corry Harold E. Dougherty, Corry Jack J. Downey, Corry Geraldine C. Dunton lBonnellJ Peggy J. Failing, Corry Albert E. Fox, Corry Alfred C. Gates. Corry Genevieve G. Gibas, Erie, Pa. lone A. Gilson, Corry Edward M, Gluvna, Corry Steve R. Griglack, Corry Cecil D. Hanks, Corry Martha G. Hillburg. ll72 E, 9th St., Pomona, Ca Leona M. Holton, Corry Grace E. Hoylen, Corry Mary F. Hryniewich, , Corry lif. ll Dominick St., New York City I3. N. Y Richard M. Hultberg. i265 Virginia Ave., Lakewood, Ohio Mildred M, Hurlbert fDeckerl, Corry James J, Jackson, Corry Lena M. Jewell, Corry Jeannette l. Johnson fWaltersD, Corry George M. Kinley, IOB-OI Ditmars Blvd. E. Elmhurst. L. l., Ralph H. Kinney, Corry Florence M, Lawson 1Powersl, Corry Agnes L. Lee, Corry Timothy O. Lewis, Elgin, Pa. Ruth E. Lindsley fGumbIetonJ. Corry Joan D. McCray fMarshl, Corry Roberta T. McCray, Elgin, Pa. Kathryn E. McEldowney lSpanglerJ, Larry Robert L. Marsh, Corry Mary Ann Merrick, Washington, D. C. Elaine C. Merritt Uukesj, Corry Warren C. Miller. Corry Norman D. Mitchell, Spring Creek, Pa. Robert E. Mitchell, Corry Richard E. 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XVilliams ISturgisl. Co Jessie P, Wojtaszck, Corry Vera Jean Yohc 1943 Merle R. Amy. Corry Barbara J. Anderson, B38 E. Helen St., Tucson, Ariz, Carolyn M. Anderson fKennedyl, C rry olumb Marie J, Anderson fLindstromJ. Corry Norman O. Anderson, Corry Richard L. Anderson, Corry Frank E, Anthony, Corry Mary Ann Armitage flfosburghl, Corry us. Myrtle J. Armitage fFullomJ, Elgin, Pa, Wilma C, Armitage, Corry Robert L. Auer, Corry Elizabeth Bacha. Columbus, Pa. Ruth L. Bensink, Corry Symantha M, Bigelow fCarne ie! g . Lorry Victoria M. Borsa, Columbus, Pa. Charlotte M. Breed lWebbJ, Union City, Frank H. Brigham, Corry Winifred V. Buell fGronostajl, Cor Alton E. Carnrike, Corry r y Mary l. Chiricuzio iDeLucial, Warren Betty Jane Colburn, Corry James J, Consolo, Corry Edna E. Coulter fMacLeesl, Corry Eileen Jeannt C a fR . P '- r gg appi, North Dakota Doris M. Crane. 4I2 Market St., Warren, Pa. Jean M. Curtis. Corry Elwood G. Davis, Corry Jerome H. Davis, Corry John T. Dempsey, Corry Norma R. Dingfelder, Corry William Charles Durham, Corry Lawrence E. Eckman, Corry Ernest Emmons, Corry William Mark Flick, Corry Meredith J, Fogle, Cleveland, Ohio Mary E, Follett, Corry Robert K. Fosburgh, Corry Lois M. Fredell, Corry Ruth A. Fullom fMcChesneyJ. Corry Alfreda E. Gates fMiscikl. Corry Martha J. Cates fWinslowJ, Corry Richard G. Gates, Corry Richard F. Giacoma, Corry Edward C. Gilbertson, 463i N. Pauline St., Chicago. ill Elmer A. Gilbertson, 463i N. Pauline Sl., Chicago, lll. Erma M. Gilson, Corry Michael D. Coda, Corry ldabelle B. Gordon, Corry Eileen Graham, Corry Nancy F. Hammond, Corry Jacqueline L. Harmon fBensonl, Co Marjorie J. Harmon fTaylorl, Corry Marion L, Heath fAnlhonyJ, Corry Jacquelyn K. Howard, Corry llelen T, Jones fQuerveldJ, Corry Barbara Ann Joy, Corry Charles H. Kennedy, Corry Evelyn E. King fCrand-alll, Corry Elmer W. Klasch, Corry Joan A. klinger fMcClintockJ. I79 Maple Ave.. Wellsville, N. Y. Angela J. Krizanik 1SmithJ, 781 Shotwell St., Memphis, Tenn. Ann Jean Krizanik. 781 Shotwell St., Memphis, Tenn. Emily E. Komenda, Columbus, Pa. Virginia B. Ladd fKafferlinJ, Spring Jeanne E. Larson, Corry Richard H. Lutton. Corry Charles Mack. Corry Wanda M. Maloney fGodaP, Corry Thomas Messinger. Corry Elizabeth A Migliaccio, Corry John F. Miller, Corry Manley G. Moore, Corry Lawrence E Morton, Corry Donald H. Mosher, Corry Georgia E, Mulvin fOttawa Richard J. Neylon, Corry Marjorie A. Ohrn fBrownP Marjorie E. Owens, Corry Robert W. Parsons, Corry Lawrence A. Porter, Corry yi. Corry , Corry 87 rry Creek. Pa Pa Donald H. Powers, Corry LaVerne Proctor, Corry Mildred Leona Proctor, Corry Jennie Pondel, Columbus, Pa. Ann Purpura. Corry Dora A. Purpura Mary L. Querreveld. Corry Charles C. Rich. Douglas D. Rozelle, Corry Barbara D. Samec iBuelll George P, Savko, Columbus, Pa. William Scott, Corry Frank E. Sherwood. Frances C. Skalos, Corry Dorothy A. Smith fHumphreyP. Corry George A. Smith, Corry Velma M, Smith, Corry Martha R. Spaulding, Corry Robert A. Spencer, Corry '4'1cuJi,u.,.:x 6 V ' ' ' C Y 1 V ' ' l A' , WlIlllllllIlIllIllllllIIlMi J IIllllllllllllllmllwl L by gl i' N- '-W if ,, Xu-5 .J Elizabeth Jagta, Erie, Pa. Eleanor M, Jankowski. Columbus. Pa. Lyle T. Johnson, Corry Sylvia M. Johnson, Corry Marie L. Joseph fGregoryl, Corry Florence P. Kuzma, Columbus, Pa. Wilbur C. Larson. Corry Olive L. Lee Corry 35 Mosher St., Falconer, N. Y. Florence O. Lindstrom fVance?, Corry Anna B. Lucas fHasbrouckJ. Corry Betty J. Lundy fCurtisl. Corry Dorothy L. Madison fBoucherl. Corry Hazel M. Marsh fProctorl, Corry Howard V. McCray, Corry II4 E. Columbia St., Tucson, Ariz. Oleta C. McCray, Corry 'Kathleen E. McGraw, Corry Martha A. Mclntyre, Corry Russell S. Merritt. Corry John D. Miller. Corry Frank B. Mitchell. Corry Jean E. Mitchell 1Richl. Corry Jeanne L. Mould fShroutl, Titusville, Pa. W'arren A. Spicer, Corry John William Spiesman, Corry Beverly J. Stowe fWatson7. Corry Edna M. Swanson, 534 E. 29th St., Erie, Pa Louis D, Taylor. Corry Julia M. Valletti fwojciechowskil. Corry Eva G. Vanderhoof. Corry Frances E. Wade lGlavisl. Corry Donald J. Waff, Corry Virginia M. Wickwire fRodeni. Corry Darwin F. Wolcott, Corry Mary L. Wood fChristianJ, Citylersville, N. Albert F. Young, Corry Marion L. Young, Corry Mildred E. Young. Corry 1944 Caroline J. Anderson, Corry Melvin E. Anderson, Corry Phyllis R. Anderson lBlackl, Corry Eileen L. Anthony, Corry Ann M. Bailey, Corry Earl A. Bailey, Corry Laura M. Barton, Corry Sarah Baumgarten, Buffalo. Ronald O. Bergman, Corry Walter R. Blynt, Corry Maxwell E, Brown, Corry Kathryn M. Buck, Corry Dorothy J, Butters, Corry Andrew L. Carnegie, Corry ,loseph E.. Catalfu. Corry Evelyn J. Clark iWadel. Corry Fred L. Clark, Corry Mary R. Cogan, Corry Mary A. Consolo, Corry Robert B. Corbin, California Etta E. Coulter, Corry Juanita J. Crowell, Corry Robert B. Curtis. Corry Rosemary A. Dewey. Corry John A. Dey. Corry Joseph M. 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Briggs, Corry Francis V. Boucher, Corry Patricia Ann Campbell, Corry N. Y, D. C. 89 Jeanne E. Chase lljppermanl, Corry Dorothy Maxine Coulter fPiccirillol. Corry Patricia B. Cragg- Corry Walter Eva L. Walter Albert H. Crawford, Corry Crowell, Corry E. Davis, U. S. Army L. Dennison, Corry Shirley J. Depew, Corry Betty J. Dodd, Columbus, Pa. Claude E, Dougherty, Corry Ruth E. Ellison, Corrv Albert 1. Ficcardi, Corry Richard P. F L George os er, Corry C. Fox, Corry John M. Frontera. Corry Erma P. Eva G. Eugene Marilyn Mary L. Dorothy Patricia Fullom, Corry Gates, Corry Graham, Corry J. Haight, Corry ou Haight, Corry M. Hanlin, Corry J, Hannah fKennedyl, Corry Mary Jeanne Hansen, Corry K . enneth Patricia Clyde R. Helen l. David E. Richard L. l-iarvey. Corry A. Hauenstein, Corry Henton, Corry Hildebrand, Corry Hubertz, Corry M. Hunt, Corry Mary L. Hurlbert, Corry Fred J. Jackson, Corry Charles E. Jackson Cor Lois M. Kenneth June E. , YY Jacl-:son fDanielsJ, Corry M. Jaquith. Columbus, Pa. Jones, Union City Pa Geraldine J. Joy fBeckerinkJ, Clymer ' Mary J. Katren, Corry ,lN.Y, lohn R, Kennedy, Fairview, Pa. Dorothy L. Kimmy, Corry Donald R. Knapp, Corry Mary J. Kolstee, Corry Frances Krizanik, Corry Christina Bror Orv Kureloweck, Washington, D. C. ar Larson , Corry Mary E. Lines fBurgerl. Corry Marilyn J. Lopus IBlountl, Corry Kathryn L. Malek, Corry Laura J. McCray, Corry Glenn A. McKinney, Corry Ellis D. Miller. Corry Richard E. Miller. Meadville, Pa. Box 2l0 Fred A. Mitchell, Corry Charles Conrad Monroe, Corry Jeanne M. Nichols. Corry Mary E. Ohrn. Corry Patricia Lou Ohrn, Corry Barbara J. Patterson, Corrv Mary Joan Pitts, Corry Richard E. Powers, Corry Marian J. Price, Spring Creek. Pa, Barbara M. Proctor, Elgin, Pa, Anna Barbara Puchly. Washington. D. C Eugene Radecki, Corry James M. Reynolds, Conewango Ave., Warren, Pa. Barbara J. Roberts, Corry Margaret P. Sadowski, Columbus, Pa. Ann S. Schroeder. Corry Mary Sherwood, Corry Harold D. Eris C. Em Skinner, Corry ith lHudsonl Corry Bernice B, Sorenson, Colrry N Margaret J. Spencer, Washington D. L Barbara Ann Spiesman. Washington, Norberta M, Stockton Warren, Pa. ol c. Louis Q, Street, Corry Louis D. Taylor, Corry Bonita J. Thompson, Columbus, Pa. Lawrence L. Wade, Corry Eugene M. Westley, Corry Harold L Wfhiteley, Corry Ray A. NVickwire, Columbus, Pa. Gerald E. Vl'illiams, Corry lrene l. Vl'illis, Corry Marie Zafiropulos, Corry Those Who Aero Supply Mfg. Co. . . . . . Ajax lron Works ..... . . Al's Clothes Shop .... . . Balfour Company . . . . . Barnes 8: Carrig ...,. . . Beckwith 8: Turner . . . . . Bliss Dry Cleaning . . . . . Boston House ..... . . Boston Store ....... . . Bracken-Keating Co. . . . . Brooks Studio .......... . . Carnation Milk Plant .... . . Chaplns ............ . . Christensen Motor Co. . . . . . Citizens National Bank ..... Connie's Grocery ....... . . Corry Baking Co. ......... . Corry Evening Journal ..... Corry Instrument Company . Corry-Jamestown Mfg. Co. . . Corry Locker Service ....... Corry Rod 8: Gun Club ..... Corry Water Supply Co. . , . . Crystal Ice Q Coal Co. ..... . Curtis Jewelry Store ......... Davison-Fogle Lumber Co. . . Davison Funeral Home ..... Dunk Shoppe .......,....,.. Elks ............. .... Emblem Oil Company ..... Erie Times .,.......... . . Fair Store ..........,.. . . Firch Baking Company .... Firestone Store ........ . . Foradora Flower Shop ..... Fritz 8: Reagle ............ G 8: J Restaurant and Bakery G. L. F. Service Inc. ....... . General Printing 8: Office Supply Company ........ Graft Insurance ........... Grand Shoppe ..,......... Hallers .................. Hammond Elevator Company Heiman Jewelers .........,, Heyl Physicians Supply Co. . Hotel Corry ............ Made The Corrian Possible .99 102 104 .96 102 105 100 117 103 104 .94 116 .97 108 .98 104 103 115 .99 .91 118 113 11? 112 108 107 117 104 .93 100 105 108 116 114 105 117 119 105 117 106 110 111 115 109 112 .98 Italian-American Association Jamestown Business College . . . Jessup 8: Turner ............ Kelsey, Dr. T. S. ........... . Leeds ............... . . . Lindsey Auto Body .... . . . Lines Hardware ..... . . . Loblaw Grocery .... . Main Lunch ....,........... Martin 8: Son ............. Meerdink's Furniture Store . . . Merritt Appliance Co. .....,.. Meyer 8: Sons ............ Miller's Kendall Service .... Model Dairy ........... . . . Nast's ..................... National Bank of Corry ..... Page's Grocery ............. Patterson Photo Products ..... Paul's Men's Wear .......... Pennsylvania Gas Company . Phoenix ................... PhilliD's Jewelry Store ....... Powell Motor Co. .......... . Raymond Manufacturing Co. Red 8: White Store .......... Re1ch's ............... Rex Theater ...........,.... Ritz Restaurant ............. Root's Electrical Appliance .... Sea's Drug Store ............ Steen's ............ . . . Sterling Milk, lnc. ..... . . . Superior Cleaning Co. . . . . . . Taylor's Jewelry ...... . . . Thomas Motor Co. .......... . Topp's .....,...... ...,.. Trask, Prescott 8: Richardson Triangle Shoe Store ........ V. F. W. .............,.... . Washington Lunch , .... . . . Waterhouse ................ Weschler Company, Inc. ..... . Wiggers Garage ........ . . . Wilcox Grocery ....... . . . Wing Willi Star Store . . . . , . Zuckerman's ....... . . . .95 110 110 118 114 109 118 114 102 114 .97 109 106 .98 119 112 .94 111 108 115 .97 111 .93 113 101 103 100 113 .92 .99 107 118 113 107 101 116 110 111 107 119 115 103 116 101 109 106 106 COIHIJHIIICIIAQS of CORRY-JAMESTOWN MANUFACTURING CORPORATION THE RITZ Uo11g1'ut111zLtcs the Class of 1947 NVQ want you to feel at homo at the Ritz dk WX THE RITZ REST URANT Food - Sodas - Pastry - Candy Co1'1'y and Union City, Pa. 1 1 14,1 101014 qpn14,14.14mp4.1n14,:4.11 14 14-1414 14 14 14114 14 14-1414 PHILLIPS JEWELRY DTAMONDS WA'l'f YH ES JFINVELR Y Gift Shop and Greeting Cards For A11 Occasions 45 NORTH CENTER STREET Colupliments of Corry Lodge of Elks No. 769 uzoznxoznxox 11 1:1 1 zozoxyxoxoxornx 1110111111: The Photography of this issue of The Corrian is by THE BRUOKS STUDIO Compliments of THE NATIONAL BANK 0F CORRY Established in 1892 Member of Federal Reserve System Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 94 an 101010: 1 1:1 11 -pl 11 11:1 1-11: 11,1 J 1:1 .... h 153245, Q...:g15,: . 2? --5 . Sui R ,.-NA -13.5 X -vx COI1'1p1iH1Q11tS of Italian Qsmericztn CA,-mumziaiiun 34 WEST MAIN STREET CORRY, PENNSYLVANIA 1014+101 11 1 1 1 1:1 1 1110111 14 14111 1 95 CLASS RINGS Beautiful and distinctive designs at moderate prioos Long Wear and satisfaction for every owner. Rings of sturdy 0onstr110tio11. Unoqualcd in cfraftsmzmship and roflooting quality and sorvioo. PERSONAL CARDS Am1o1mc'0mc11ts Invitations Club Insignia Medals and Trophies lVIO1I10Ti2l,l Tablets L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY Attleboro, Massachusetts Represented by Robert T. Turnbull 14 Waldemere Way Lakewood, N. Y. 11411411011 1 14 1014 14,111 1 141114 up 1 .1114 101114 14 14 141414 14114 96 EERDINK9 FURNITURE STORE NNUVIIOI' of West ANEINH :md Spring Sirwts Ucnyv, RPvm1syIvzu1i:1 1 1 11111 as 1 14111: 1-1-:funn Always New Things Al CHAPIWS Ladies' Ready - to - Wear and Accessories Q FHNNN II. EHNPIN N SUNS 01014111 1:1 xr: 1 111 1 qu: -mx PENNSYLVANIA ENS EN 0:01 xr: 1 1 1 1114141 1111 CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK CORRY, PENNSYLVANIA The-Bank-on-the-Corner ESTABLISH ED 1890 Member of Federal Reserve Bank DIRECTORS S. J. Irvine H. W. Parker H. W. Loveland D, B. Taggart G. W. Donaldson There is no substitute for a savings account in this bank Xff' 'X fik gtgggihkvi .X If I 2 a 2 MILLER s I KENDALL SERVICE Compliments of Cor. Center 8: Washington Corry, Pa. HQT1-UL 5 i CGRRY Q S Car SL Truck Service Corry, Pennsylvania Washing - Kendall Products C Lubrication I Q New Tires - Accessories g Phone 35-524 E ! :xox 11 14 14 :u1n1u1o:u14v1o14 1010101014 11 14 101014 xnxoxnxoxuxuxa 98 A5110 SUPl'LY MFC. COMPANY, Root Appliance See Us For Your Household Appliances Frigidaire Products Maytag and Blackstone Washers Philco and Sparton Radios 8 E. Main Sl. Curry, I 10: Inc. zu: 1 QQ 1. 4114 Watch and Lock Repairing All Work Guaranteed lorry lnslrumenl Co. 19MZ N. Center St. Phone 33-061 rxuzuxoxx 1 101: 1 141 1 141 FRANK BLISS DRY CLEANING 19 North Center Stre Phone 21-454 10 ! ! ! ! ! ! For A 5 LESSON in VALUES Shop at REICH'S 134 N. Center St. 101 11 +14 14 14 1 :xnxx 10101014 100 wr- fl Ot Hex l I x Give Our Service a Trialy' North Corry Emblem Oil Station W. L. ARMITAGE, Mgr. Keystone Gas - Emblem Oil Battery Kc Tire Service Lubrication 8: Accessories Phone 34-681 1115 N. Center St. Corry 101011 14 1014 14 101: is 1 11 14 11 RAYMOND MFG. CQ. cioniaey, 1'1aNxsYLvAN1,A 111 1 1 1 1111-1 1 1 1-110 1.5242 . if Wiggers Garage OLDSMOBILE G. M. C. Sales 8x Service 22-26 E. South Si. Dial 30-351 110: 1-1 -11-1411.1 -:ua 1010111 11 11-runnin: zu: 141141 1:31101 1414 f .f-1-IJX A, Y --Panini For Diamonds It's Taylors Multifacet: The Diamond that is Guaranteed against Chip- ping or Cracking. Only one out of every 500 Diamonds are worthy of this Guarantee. Taylor's Jewelry 21 Spring St. in-up an 1 1 20111411 1 1 1 1 110:01 1 1011 1:10101 AJAX IRUN WQRKS UORRY, PENNSYLVANIA 14 1:11 11 14 10:11 :0:01010101010:4 11 14 1011 14 11 101014 Quality Footwear at Popular Prices Barnes 81 Carrig 37 N. Center St. Phone 34-451 MAIN LUNCH 010101010101 11: 11 as 1: 1014 11 101 102 101114141 141111111 1010101 11110111111 11 14 71 .K S3511 it .N lyj' . J W al' , . ll- MV I ERIE, PA. CQil115lill1ClllS of W. W. WATERHOUSE BUICK-PONTIAC -1011114 zo: 1.10111 11:11 1 :xx 1 1 11: , ,,,, . V. fmff '.'lf12 ?2f'?i:if ff VA1-. 147 aw I ' W X f f ,affix f 'X 1 X 421 .:,,,. f The Very Best in ALL Bakery Products Gorry Baking Co. D. W. ROBINSON, Owner 111111. cp4.1u:n:4111:11-141111:-.1 11 RED 6. WHITE STORE Cjululnbus, Pu. Quality Meats, Groceries Fruits and Vegetables Phone 36-924 1:10111 :cz-1:1 1 1-11: 1:1 1 tx in rx szvxozoxozuxuxnxnxuxa coNNlf's anocfnv Wifi lfagjw i Q Groceries - Meats - Produce Specialties Home Made Bread Spaghetti - Salads 111010111111 111:11 111 :nxt A L ' S CLOTHES SHOP The Store For MEN and BOYS 47 North Center Street inn: -1 11-1-iztxnznz 1 1 tx 1 :ox nz THE HHAIJKEN-KEATING EUMPANY MORTICIANS 'N Phone 30-055 Day and Night txttxt'zu101011.zaxuxnxnxnxnx 115701 cK77f f X: ::1: 9 Iizfze- nor, f Q if w , ,,,' 9, MI? b f' ts ' ' All Dmyiqk non u rs Give the family something to grow on. glow on, eween meals. DOWNYFLAKE Donuts b I are rich in honest-to-goodness nourishment -taste like dream donuts, too. Th DOWNY FLAKE machine makes 'em ri ht b f y -fresh and hot! SEE THEM MADE AT. . . The Dunk Shoppe 14 WEST MAIN ST., CURRY, PA. U..,-....,.t,..i.-.,-.,-....,.. -.... 010101111111111111111-t1tn1o1u14 11 1011: I: 1 1 In 11: zlxnnn-1111-1:-1-:ug tx ,1 I1 I1 ,11r14.:r-14111 1 CORRY C0-0P. G. L. F. SERVICE I C. FEED, GRAIN, FERTILIZER, GRASS SEED, FARM SUPPLIES D I A L G IJ F Lester Louis, Manager 34-705 214 West Washington Street Corry, Pennsylvania General Repairs ':- Garage -:- Accessories -:- Official Inspection Station PHONE 30-861 ll3IE'CIIiMVIIIfIl'I AN ID IIIU IDN IEID ATLANTIC STATION 802 NORTH CENTER STREET CORRY, PEN NA. WILLYS CARS, TR UCKS, J ICEPS Salcs and Sc1'Vir'0 141 1 -11111 1 1 1:-zu..-I1-111.14111vxmg.-11.11.101 11 .-p --p 1 rg ,101 mp' ! Compliments of mrs glfnrahuru lniuer Sblqup 124 North Center Street gskna DAILY TIMES ' i z Iistzllwlislled 1888 i ! .... . .--'rr, 9 .. 2? a I , . 5 Plluncz Curry 30551 Union City 291 I again: 1 1-11:21 10111:-1 1-:nat-qpnupn: cnc: 11 an 1 :mp 1-1 1-11 105 il 1 l 11014 1014114 14 14114 1 14n14:1n14,14x14f y,Q.. Over 75 Years at , Me Cf ualnv Ls Fein-m1Pubuf I Qlsjg 45, vow ram., .0 , Sefvict U .5133-iEDf '5 Satisfaction Smart College Styled Apparel for Hi Students I CLOTHING 0 HATS 0 SHOES 0 FURNISHINGS Also Misses' and Teen-age Man tailored Suits, Coats and Arcessonu P. A. MEYER Sz SONS ERlE'S FOREMOS1 Cl.0'I'l-IIERS an-819-az: State Se FRANK E. GRAFI' 2 I of INS. AGENCY 3 2 ZUCKERlVlAN'S I I i Corry, Pa. 202 N. Center Street i i Phone 35-254 i General Insurance Jamestown, N. Y. I I I I I Compliments of WING-WILLI STAR STORES, Inc. Quality Meats and Groceries 117 North Center Street 121 First Avenue 731 North Center Street CORRY, PENNSYLVANIA 101014114 14 1014114114,14114114114114114n1n:n14,1n14f14v14+1n1: 14 1: 14 :I 14:14 106 1411411411014-1 14111114111 11 14 1111114 11.111111 1 1 1-1-:rn nn: Sea's Drugs .11' 11. 2 1 S . ,..,......... H 5 ..:.5.1: Prescription Pharmacist 45 North Center Street Curry, Pennsylvztnirt Physician and Hospital Supplies 11101111 Q 1-1 xr xr 11:-1010 Phone 37-664 SUPEHIUH MEANING EU. Cleaning and Laundry 7 East Washington Street Corry, Pa.. Perry K. Mead Clare L. Capwelt - Q - - -.-..-.-r-1-Q Q -rr- xf 1 11,1 1.11-1 1 rx ,111 rn in-rx 1 fQtJtlt15llIllLil1i5 ut' Triangle Shoe Store 38 North Center Street Curry, Pennsylvztnizr 0101.11 gr xr 11 :rg 1 1 1 Q 1 Lumber Cement Sash and Doors We ttzrve Everything Necessary for Hrnne Building DAVISDN-F06lE LUMBER COMPANY 237 Franklin Street Phone 34-044 BUILD A HOME -,111-1-:rn 1 1 1 1 :Hung 1 r 01014-xr-upon Diamonds Watches Jewelry CURTIS JEWELRY STORE 101 I1 111110: I: ,xr 10: rx 1011 THE FAIR STORE Men's and Boy's Furnishings Shoes 16 S. Center Street Corry, Perma. 0101 ri 1:1 ,xr 114111 For your photographic needs PAIIERSON Pholo Producls 115 First Avenue Corry, Penuu. ,xoxox-rin: ri 101 10:4 10: rx C. Christensen Molors 1 20 West Washington Street PA C K A R D AMERICAS NO. I GLAMOUR CAR nz: 101 zu: 1 31111 111011111 310111014 101 11111414 11 11:41 xr11:nxoxuxoqoxoxuxnqnox-,101-.103tx-tx1wx-rx'wx-rxoxoxuzoqnoncxoxux 1 Crosley and Gibson Electric Refrigerators Gas and Electric Ranges MERRITT APPLIANCE COMPANY 46 West Main Street Corry, Pa Dial 35-571 Sales and Service :1n1o1u1uqm:o1o1.tznz-1141101-iz -rx-11-in-,101-,Qin-11014-1.-xoxox..xoxox LINDSEYVS All kinds ot' Collision lVo1'k 1Y,Zll'Illlllt.J,' :md Welding' 122 Third Avenue Corry, Penna Phone 33-874 ,xnxxvzr1:111111111:xoxox-yxuxoxuzr .11 HElMAN'S for DIAMONDS also Nationally Advertised Watches Rings and Custom Jewelry SS North Center Street H e Owned Home Operated :nxt ,101 xoxox .109 WILCOX GROCERY The one-stop Food Market 401 East Main Street Service Since 1902 .. '931.,., Aff I 95, 1,7-Z. ' ' 'En - ,IR ,er - i ' A . ,f',,,,: .4 '1 1 ' ,' :S r fl , V Quality Meats Fruits and Vegetables Dial 37054 rrxoap-:xox 111111101-,1-rzuzuxux ox rzozoxoxnxninx 1111 :ox 11 ,101I,xoxox-wxnzox-v1u1o1u1n1u1o1u1 L1 rr 1 nz-,101 111111'1111,141141111010101-,QQQQQU1-,101 1 11 ,xox vi 11 1: Meet the Gang at MARGARET'S ICE CREAM - CAN DIES - SODAS - SUN DAES MAGAZINES - TOBACCOS SHEET MUSIC THE GRAND SHOPPE 120 North Center St. Corry, Pa, 11111011111xx:vu:,xr111,101nz114vxoxnxnznxz,Q1:zu111mzoxoxononoxnxoz-v1o:4 f Bwiineu eolfegfe JAMESTOWN, N. Y. OFFERS ACCOUN TAN CY, SECRETARIAL AND STENOTYPY COURSES . The only school in XVestern New York offering Medical Secretarial Training ! Q ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW M' i g Compliments of i JESSUP ANU TUHNEHS E IOPP'S ! Formefb' The Corry's Smart Women's Nast Men's Store Shopv Q Stores in 28 North Center Sf. COTTY, PH- 3 Corry, PBIIHZI. and Jamestown, N. Y. S Q l 110 01014rxoxoxnznznxnxoxuxon 11 zxoxnzoxm :ox xox: 1: 14 14 1o1o1o1o1o1o11 101014 11114 xnxx xozoznzoz 1111111111 1111111111: 11 1111111111 Compliments of PAGE GROCERIES and MEATS Free Delivery Ph. 30694 ,1030141141111:41:n:411u14111111111 1111: 111-1111: 11-11 1 1: 1 1111 114111 TRASK. PRESCOTT 8 RICHARDSON COMPANY DEPARTMENT STORE Erie, Pennsylvania Tested Quality Merchzmdise 11411u141:41141111111141141141111::11f114 ALL 4x11 ,1.Lw...C V V, ... ., 1-11411111111411111i11u1u:i1:411u11111114111111 Compliments of P H O E N IX 110111211 11 111111111 1111114114111 1111141101 1141: 11 11v11v11f1:11:41141141111:4111114 11.114111110111101 S111-rx S: S1 151 1 101 1014110 Our work is dirty but we treat you white CRYSTAL ICE AND COAL CO. lnnznxoxuxuzor rx gm: xoxoxo HEYL PHYSICIANS SUPPLY COMPANY Medical and Surgical Supplies Prescriptions 22 West Ninth St. Erie, Pa. :xoxox-v1-:up 1 1 11,1 10:01- oxnx S1 S: 11: 1: rxoxuzuxux in NAST COMPANY 'Good water is Z1 priceless community asset. THE CORRY WATER SUPPLY COMPANY S101 11 1111111 10101 1:1 111 1010111011 10101011 1 1 30 nxaxxazzxxxziuxf-10: POWELL MOTOR CO. Blatt Bros. REX THEATRE ALWAYS A GOOD SHOW 10: 011 -1014 1 1 1 14 101014 1,1114 14 C em ,.E,... ,,,, X'--T ? Enjoy Sle r I I ng Homogenized Milk lfrid, Pit. PIIOIIC 99-691 10101 10101 101 -1 -1 1 11101 BUHHYHUUANDISUNIJLUB 010101011 1014 10101114 14 14 1011 3 010101010101 rx ,101 ri 1010101 lEED'S Ladies Ready-to-wear and Accessories 20 North Center St. Corry, Pennsylvania GOOD LUCK M. J. Marlin 6. Son Compliments of lllHlAW GHIIEETEHIAS. Home of Good Foods Corry, Pu. 1101011 Firestone Seat Covers Firestone Tires 8: Tubes 0RCUTI'S Fireslone Slore 9 South Center Street Corry, Pa. 37-294 rx 1 14101111 1 101 141,10 HAMMOND Elevalor Co. Dealers in Lumber, Coal and Builders' Supplies Builders of Fine Homes Screened Coal Corry, l'Clll1Zl. The Corry Evening Journal 010301010101 1 1:1-1 101:11 1014 11-xoxo: za 11 za 11 10111 101014 Compliments of WASHINGTON LUNCH Regular Meals Short Orders Lunches N. Center St. Phone 99-234 Corry, Pa. 11-1010101014-101: 14 1-1 101111114 Best Wishes from 'lCorry's Most Modern MCll,S Shop PAUL7S Men's Wear 46 North Center Street Corry, Perma. 11-14-10141 1 111111111 1 1411 5 :xc 11xoxox:wxozozoguxnnnxnxoxm 111-10101111010:u1o1o1o1o1o1o:4:14 Co11g1'atulatio11s To The Senior Class CARNATION CO. THOMAS MOTOR COMPANY 16 Clinton Sfrecf TGICIJIIOIIO 34-125 cvolmy, PENNSYLVANIA All That's Best at Lowest Cost ,109-11'11wx:,xnxozfu1o1n1o:o1n1o:o1 The Store of Famous Shoes Tenth and Peach Em-1 Pennsylvama 1010191111 nxoqoznnoznxnxoxnxnxoxnx-,14 FIRCH BAKING CQMPAN Y MA - MADE BREAD Buy the Best 11114110491 14 10:1 xoxox: 14 11 14 14 131.11110101111111 11.11-11110311111111:11:1111,111:1,11i:1 11-1111111 11-11.11 11: Coinpliiuoiits of FRIIZ 8 REAGLE sisnvion STATION Mobil Gus - Mobil Oil 'Fires 424 North Center Street ,BbIIQ1l'1'1t'S Phone 34-011 A1-c0sso1'i1 s 1111:111oqo1o1oa.11:11:1111-11111111fum1111111111111111:111114-p1111,111111111:11:1114 EiUIll'lJlIlllI'll1S ol' GENERAL PRINTING 81 OFFICE SUPPLY C0. Complete line of Office Supplies Commercial Printing Rubber stamps made to order 12 E. Pleasant ST. Dial 36-575 -,-.-..-..-.,-..-.,-.,...,-.,-.,-.,-.,...,.i-.,...,-.,- .. ,- - ,-.-.,...,-.,-,-..-.,- l ! Coiisidcrzilc Scrvicc I , Q Clomplimenls of R. lawrence Davison g C ,, C i Bos PQN 1 1 '1 g HUUSIL I E gaffflt Ifii ' 1z1y.-.. X O g , - i firing? . 1 .. Funeral Home I Ambulance Service Best Eating Place in Town Phone 35-691 I Curry, Pu. 5 I r1o11v1n11111111+1 111111111111111-1114.1-1111111 .1i1:11111up11z 111111: 1 1111 117 14 1 rx 11 11 1411014fxuxoxuxuxoxwlxoxoxozoxoxononozoz px 141101 1:4 1 PAUL V. LINES J. I. CASE, Dealer Star Barn Equipment, Electric Water .Heaters Milking Machines and Milli Coolers Corry, Pa.. 11 rx 11:1 fx .1 1010:01:rx4114114.111101-'1o1o14.1n1n1n:u1 34 1 11111411 1:4 CORRY LOCKER SERVICE R. A. NASON ,Owner 36 West Main Street Phone 34-515 Frozen Foods 0 Locker Storage Meats Wllolesale O Curing and Smoking 11 1101411411014114P14rx:11411:141141:41101411o1o1o14n1o1o1o:4r1o:4+14m14x:o:c ! Q Compliments of DR. T. S. S T E E N , S OPTOMETRIST '21 115 . ' I LIU M ! A 5aV5aV X , ' I Y 2 .... 5 ' l Dry Cleaning 8: Laundry i I 2 122 N. Center Street 11 E. Waslnngton St. Phone 36-075 CUNY, Pu- E I 114.1014114114114 14 14 14 14 14 14 1011114114114 :nz 1: 14 14 14 14 1011 14 1 14:14 118 1 111111111 qs 111: -.11 1 11111: :1111111cs111111:11 11 Compliments of V. F. W. 5 NX ' 7 Z WWNN THE MUUEI IJAIHY llll. MILK and CREAM CHOCOLATE MILK A , ff 3111111111 11 1 K 119 1:11:11 G.8zJ. Restaurant and Baking fffgil'-Q' 41 1 N 1 5, Jai aft..-1 , iv IX X Q 'xwf C 2-4 First Avenue HOME COOKING Full Line of Home Baking IV' Sw fb., 33. Y 'SI , f - ,I - , K r- 'r ' -l 2451753 - ' WP-1