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

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- 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

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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