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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1948 volume:

cDhe CORMAN 19 4 8 Corry Senior High School .... Corry, Pennsylvania ALMA MATER SOLAR SYSTEM There is a spot in the town of Corry Dear to the hearts of all, For good and bad for bright and dull It has a certain call. Its work and play make our hearts gay. As books we worry thru’— Hut when it’s past, we hate to think That we are leaving you. From early fall to springtime Our footsteps wend their way, From morning thru to afternoon We trudge along our way. Let us cherish the time, we spend within And keep the memories nigh. And recall with joy, the days we spent In Corry Senior High. Jerry Fay CORRIAN STAFF Co-Editors .......... Business Manager . . Advertising Manager Circulation Manager Club Editors......... Editorial Advisor Circulation Advisor . Business Advisor . . . ........ Iris Bogert Jean Spiesman .....Jeanniene Swan .. . Dorothy Stormes ........Claire Post .....lean Lee Reagle Maurice Schramling . . Miss Ruth Bennett Mrs. May McCormick . . . Miss Helen Rowe 2 DEDICATION . . OUR CENTER OF GRAVITATION MR. HOWARD J. SHEEN, PRINCIPAL This year, in keeping with the Corrian theme, “Heads Up”, it seemed perfectly natural for the seniors to dedicate their year hook to the one man who taught them the true meaning of that expression. Principal Howard J. Sheen has been a guiding light not only to his class hut also to all students of (lorry High School, past and present. The Class of 1948 proudly dedicates this copy of the Corrian to lr. Sheen in appreciation for his ever present interest in the youth of today. 3 SUPERINTENDENT . URSA MAJOR . GREAT BEAR MR. DAVID L. SWARTZ Education: Elizabethtown College Juniata College The Pennsylvania State College Degrees: B. A. Junia a College M. Ed. Tin Penna. State College Message to Seniors 1 congratulate the members of the class of 1948 on the successful completion of a high school course and I earnestly hope that all of you have secured while in high school some assistance in laying the foundation for future success and happiness. You are graduating at a time when two basic philosophies are contending for political supremacy in the world. The one holds that men. ordinary men. are capable of determining the policies that shall govern their everyday lives. It is the system that you have been taught in our schools, the system that has endured in this country for more than a century and a half. It is philosophy of government based on liberty, equality of opportunity, and tolerance. The other is a doctrine of both fascism and communism and it holds that the judgment of the average man is not to be trusted. The people are ruled by a party controlled by a dictator. The individual person counts for nothing; the state for everything. America can remain free from a government based on this philosophy only so long as the people of America accept the responsibilities which bring about the privileges of democracy. You who are graduating from high school must not shirk responsibilities to your community, your state, and nation. Daniel Webster once said. “God grants liberty only to those who love it and are always ready to guard and defend it”. I challenge all of you to do your part to preserve the precious heritage of American Democracy, and to lend your support in any way possible to keep America strong and to keep America free. 4 DAVID L. SWARTZ FACULTY URSA MINOR . . LITTLE BEAR Ruth I. Bennett Philip Legal William .Miller F. Lowe Edwards Lloyd Matson Roland Putnam Thomas Pryde Norma Lee Funk May McCormick II. Lynn Rice Harry J. Lang Eileen Graham Mary McMahon Helen Rowe William Moody Mary Jourdet John Milanovich Nelle Titus FACULTY URSA MINOR LITTLE BEAR RUTH I. BENNETT Pennsylvania State College B. A.; M. A. English Literature American History F. LOWE EDWARDS Ed in boro State Teachers College, B. S. Pennsylvania State College University of Pittsburgh American History Social Living NORMA LEE FUNK Thiel College, B. A. Pennsylvania State College American History English 10 M. EILEEN GRAHAM Bucknell University Allegheny College A. B. Latin American Institute Columbia University Spanish English 10 MARY M. JOURDET State Teachers College North Dakota. B. A. Pennsylvania State College Edinboro State Teachers College Temple University American Literature Business English Senior Composition Library PHILIP W. LEGAL A. LLOYD MATSON MAY McCORMICK Thiel College. B. S. Pennsylvania State College, M. Ed. Biology Physics Shop Physics Ohio Northern University, B. S. Shop Mathematics Business Mathematics Indiana State Teachers College Gregg School New York University Typing Commercial Law Advertising Office Practice MARY F. McMAHON Sc on Hill College, B. A. Edinboro State Teachers College, B. S. University of Pittsburgh English Literature Latin JOHN M. MILANOVICH Geneva College. B. S. George Washington University Biology Health 12 WILLIAM E. MILLER Indiana State Teachers College, B. S. University of Pittsburgh, M. Ed. Consumers Education Bookkeeping Salesmanship ROLAND T. PUTNAM Allegheny College. B. S. Pennsylvania State College Wittenberg College Algebra Trigonometry Solid-Plane Geometry H. LYNN RICE Pennsylvania College of Music Ohio State University. B. S. University of Michigan University of Southern California, M. M. Allegheny College Fred Waring School of Music Director of Music HELEN S. ROWE Indiana State Teachers College, B. S. Eastman School of Music Ithaca College of Music New York University, M. A. Shorthand T ranscription Commercial Geography NELLE E. TITUS Allegheny College, B. A. Pennsylvania State College. M. Ed. World History Guidance THOMAS PRYDE Pennsylvania State College B. S. University of Pittsburgh. M. Ed. Vocational Coordinator Industrial Engineering Related Drawing HARRY J. LANG University of Pittsburgh Machine Shop WILLIAM MOODY University of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania State College Lock Haven State Teachers College Auto Shop 6 SENIOR HISTORY . AURIGA . THE CHARIOTEER Class Officers President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Sophomore Jack Whitehead William Zaflropulos Ruby Hildebrand Joel la Weslly Junior William Zafiropulos Frank Frisina Joanne Miller Ruby Hildebrand Senior William Zafiropulos Frank Frisina Joanne Miller Patricia Cullen The class of 1948 entered the unexplored halls of Senior High as trembling sophomores in September, 1945. After a few days of exploring the frightening halls, we gained a small amount of self-confidence and settled down for the; year. Our first class meeting was held in the auditorium at which time Mr. Sheen gave us a few much needed words of encouragement. At this meeting we also elected our class officers and under their capable leadership we finished our sophomore year in Senior High. After vacation we came back, full of pep. We were determined to show the rest of the school that we were really wide-awake. We elected officers and set sail on a grand and glorious year. Our accomplishments were a splendid Junior play and a prom which everyone will remember as the most beautiful one that was ever given. Our senior year, which was a busy one. began with the election of officers. Throughout the year, there were various class events. Some of the lighter events were the Senior Class Dance which was held the Friday before graduation, the Junior-Senior Class picnic held the following Monday, Class-day moving up exercises on Tuesday, and the Alumni banquet and dance which was held on the Thursday after Graduation. Some of our more serious events were the Baccalaureate Exercises, in charge of the Ministerial Association, and finally, “Graduation.” With this list of interesting events, we ended our career at Senior High School. 7 SENIORS .... STARS . . THE LIGHT GIVERS GLORIA AKAM “Charmaine Commercial Secretarial Ambition—Secretary; Hobby—The radio Study 2. 3. 4 ALLAN ARNOLD “Al Industrial Ambition—Traveler; Hobby—Collecting guns Study 2. 3. I DOLORES JEAN BERNARD “Dee General Ambition—Write a book Hobby—Reading Dramatics Club 2. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4; Beaverette Club 4 PATRICIA FLORENCE BUTTERS “Pat College Preparatory Ambition—History teacher Hobby—Roller Skating Usher 4; Cheerleader 2. 3, 4; Beaverette 4; Prom Committee 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Corrian Advertising 2; Hi Times 3. TONY AMOROSO “Sam- Industrial Ambition—Live in New York; Hobby—Bowling Study Club 2. 3. 4 MARY ELLEN BELL Commercial General Ambition—Career Girl; Hobby—The Ritz Corrian Advertising 2; Corrian Circulation 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4; Study 2. 4 JOHN A. BLATT “Jack- College Preparatory Ambition—Success; Hobby—Dreaming Hi Times 2; Beaver Club 3. 4; Football 4; Basketball Manager 4; Baseball 4; Usher 3. 4; Traffic Squad 4: Beaver Club Treasurer 4 MAXINE A. CHRISTENSEN “Mac- Commercial General Ambition—Marriage; Hobby Bating Study 2. 3, 4 GEORGE ANDRUS “Andy- Industrial Ambit ion—Mechanic; Hobby—Cars Study 2. 3. 4 ALICE MAE BENNETT “Al College Preparatory Ambition-—Beautician; Hobby—Sleeping Band 2. 3. 4; Homeroom President 2; Junior Play Committee; Junior Prom Committee IRIS ISABELLE BOGERT 44 | f College Preparatory Ambition—Alaska; Hobby—Laughing Corrian Editorial 2. 3. 4; Corrian Editor 4; Orchestra 2. 3. 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4; Sports Club 2. 3 4: Junior Prom Committee 3 VIRGINIA ANN CLABBATZ “Ginny Commercial Secretarial Ambition—-Housewife; Hobby—Sleeping Band 2. 3 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4 Home Room Secretary 3 Junior Play Committee Corrian Circulation 4 Junior Prom Committee JEAN ARMITAGE Commercial Secretarial Ambit ion—Secreta ry; Hobby—Dancing Corrian Editorial 2; Study 3, 4 HELEN L. BENNETT “Dolly- Commercial Secretarial Ambit foil—U ndecided; Hobby Sports Corrian Circulation 2. 3, 4; Sports Club 2. 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4; Home Room Treasurer 2: Home Room Secretary 4; Junior Play Committee; Junior Prom Committee MARY BORSA “Chynt” Commercial Secretarial A m bi t Ion—T ra veli ng Hobby—Skating Junior Prom Committee Corrian Circulation 2 Home Room Secretary 2 Twirler 3. 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3 4; Hall Monitor 3; Home Room V. President 3 Traffic Officer 4; Beaver ette Club 4; Sports 4 Bowling Club 4 ALICE BARBARA CLAYTON “Babs Commercial General Ambition—Marriage; Hobby—Dancing Study 2. 3. 4 Gloria Akam Allan Arnold Dolores Bernard Patricia Butters Tony Amoroso Mary Bell .Jack Blait Maxine Christensen George Andrus Alice Bennett Iris Bogert Virginia Clabbatz Jean Armitage Helen Bennett Mary Borsa Alice Clayton 9 James Clifford Merton Crowell Jean Depew Virginia Elder Alice Coulter Patricia Cullen Joan Dey Richard Feldhus Clarence Cox James Curtis Blanche Durham Paul Kenton Donna Crawford Richard Daniels Danny Dykes Marie Fields 10 SENIORS...............VEGA . . . DOUBLE STAR JAMES R. CLIFFORD “Cliff’ College Preparatory Ambition—Engineer; Hobby—Yelling at Morgan Hand 2: Beaver Club 3, •I; Usher 3, 4; Student Council 3; Junior Prom Com mi tee; Junior Play; Home Room Treasurer 4; Fire Marshall 4; Skating Club 2 MERTON CROWELL “Mert College Preparatory Ambition—Loafer; Hobby—Wolfing Study Club 2. 3, 4 WILMA JEAN DEPEW “Willie” Commercial General Ambition—Get rid of my brace; Hobby—Smiling Study Club 2; Home Room President 3. 4; Dramatic Club President 3; Beaver-ette Club President 4; Choir 4; Basketball Queen 4 VIRGINIA MARYE ELDER “Ginger” Commercial Secretarial Ambition—Travel: Hobby—Dancing Hl-Times 2: Corrian Editorial 3; Tri-lli-Y 3. 4; Beaverette 4; Choir 3; Student Council 3. 4; Treasurer 4; Junior Play; Junior Prom Committee; Traffic Squad 4 ALICE COULTER “Al” Commercial Secretarial Ambition—Undecided; Hobby— Murphy’s” Band 2. 3. 4; HI Times 3; Orchestra 2. 3. 4 PATRICIA ANN CULLEN Patty” Commercial Secretarial Ambition—Flying; Hobby Howard Student Council 2: Corrian Advertising 2; Home Room V. President 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; President 4; Hi Times 3; Home Room Treasurer 3; Junior Prom Committee: Junior Play Committee; Usher 3. 4 JOAN PHYLLIS DEY Joanie” Commercial Secretarial Ambition—None; Hobby—Dating Study Club 2. 3. 4 RICHARD FELDHUS “Dick” College Preparatory Ambition— Not Chapins! ” Hobby—Driving Hi Times 2; Junior Play Committee: Junior Prom Committee; Usher 3. 4; Study Club 3; Heaver Club 4 CLARENCE COX “Junior General Ambition -Success: Hobby—Girls Study Club 2. 3. 4; Hi Times 2. 3 JAMES CURTIS Jim” College Preparatory Ambition—Aviator Hobby—Walking Study Club 2. 3; Beaver Club 4 BLANCHE DURHAM “Squirt College Preparatory Ambition—Stewardess Hobby—Poems Hi Times 2: Study Club 3; Student Council Alternate 3; Library Club 4 PAUL PHILLIP FENTON General Ambition—Boxer Hobby—Boxing Heaver Club 2. 3, 4; Football 2. 3. 4: Baseball 2. 3. 4; Basketball 4 DONNA MAE CRAWFORD “Sis” General Ambition—Housewife Hobby—Basketball Student Council 2: Choir 2 3. 4; Ensemble 3. 4; Hand 2. 3, 4; Sports Club 2: Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4; Beaverette Chib 4; Junior Prom Committee: Library Club 4 RICHARD DANIELS Dick” Industrial Ambition—Auto Worker Hobby—Riding around Student Council 3; Study Club 2. 3. 4 DANNY DYKES Rocky” General Ambition-—-Leave Corry Hobby—'Basketball Home Room Secretary and Treasurer 3. 4; Student Council 3 MARIE FIELDS General Ambition—Beautician Hobby—Sewing Study Club 2, 3. 4 F'rst row: A. Morris; A. Webb: C. Mursh: M. Miller, B. Miller; II. Morgan. Second row: A. Mcjunkin; I. Bogert; M. Fields; L. Lindstrom. 11 SENIORS.............PERSEUS . . . THE HERO OPAL EVELYN FORD “Red College Preparatory Ambition—Nurse Hobby—Reading Study 2: Dramatic Club 3; Junior Play; Junior Prom Connni tee; Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4: Beaverette Club 4 RICHARD GEERTSON “Dick” College Preparatory Ambition—Living Hobby—Sports Football 2. 3. 4; Basketball 2. 3. 4; Beaver Club 3 4; Junior Prom Oora- m it tee; Junior Play Committee; Home Room V. President 3; Beaver Club Secretary 3 JANE ANN GLEASON “Janie” Commercial General Ambition—Travel; I lobby—Photography Study Club 2. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4; Beaverette Club 4 RICHARD E. GRICE “Dick” General Ambition—Army Officer; Hobby—-Driving Study Club 2; Junior Prom Committee; Junior Play; Football 3: Beaver Club 3. 4 SEBASTIAN JOSEPH FRANCHINA “Butch Industrial Ambition—Singer Hobby--Driving Study 2. 3. 4; Football. 2. 3. 4. Beaver Club FRANK GENTILE “Iggy College Preparatory Ambition—Fruit Salesman Hobby—Girls Beaver Club 2. 3. 4; Study Club 3; Choir 4: Ensemble 4 ALBERT GLUVNA Abbot” Industrial Ambiton—Millionaire Hobby—the Olds” Junior Prom Committee; Study Club 2. 3, 4; Home Room President 2. 3 RICHARD HALFAST “Dick” College Preparatory Ambition—Graduate Hobby—Hunting Study Club 2; Beaver Club 3. 4; Football 3. 4 CHARLES A. GEERTSON Chuck General Ambition—Success Hobby—Daydreaming Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Beaver (Mill) 2. 3. 4; Home Room Treasurer 2; Basketball 1. 3. 4; Baseball 4; Junior Prom Committee: Traffic Squad 4; Choir 3. 4; Ensemble 4 MILDRED MATILDA GIBAS “Tillie” College Preparatory Ambition—Housewife Hobby—Skating Hi Times 2; Library 2. 3; Student Council 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4: Beaverette Club 4; Choir 4 NANNETTE M. GORDON “Gussie” College Preparatory Ambition- Nurse Hobby—You'd never guess Corrian Editorial 2: Library 3. 4; Beaverette 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4 TROY HANSON Buz” Industrial A m bit ion—Ma t hematics Hobby—Hunting Football 2. 3. 4; Study Club 2. 3, 4 FRANK FRISINA “Sambo” College Preparatory Ambition—Fun Hobby—Sports Football 2. 3. 4; Basketball 2. 3. 4; Baseball 2. 3. 4; Student Council 2. 4; Home Room President 2. 3; Beaver Club 2. 3. 4; Beaver Club President 3; Beaver Club Secretary 4; Student Council President 4; Class Vice President 3. 4; Junior Prom Committee DONALD GILSON “Vincus” Commercial General Ambition—Farmer Hobby—Hunting Basketball 2. 3. 4; Beaver Club 2. 3. 4; Student Council Alternate 4 GEORGE GREEN “Red General Ambition—Leave Corry Hobby—Ivoafing Study Club 2. 3. 4 FRANK HERBERG “Herb” Commercial General Ambition—Baseball Hobby—Printer's I evil Study Club 2. 3; Junior Prom Committee; Junior Play Committee; Beaver Club 4; Home Room Secretary 4 Opal Ford Richard Geertson Jane Gleason Richard Grice Sehastian Franchina Frank Gentile Albert Gluvna Richard Halfast Charles Geertson Mildred Gihas Nannette Gordon Troy Hanson Frank Frisina Donald Gilson George Green Frank Ilerberg 13 Ruby Hildebrand Joan Houghtling Betty Lou Johnson Amelia Kurelowech Henry Hill Richard lluntley Jean Marie Johnston Elsie Lee Fred Hoones Florence Jackman Anna Katren Engene Lillie Norman Holton Mary Jagta Bernice King Lloyd Lillie SENIORS .... POLARIS . . . NORTH STAR RUBY NOELLE HILDEBRAND Speedy College Preparatory Ambition—Happiness Hobby—Drawing Dramatic Club 2; Choir 2. 2. 4; Band 3. 4: Sports Usher 3. 4; Junior Play; Junior Prom Committee; Home Room President 2; Class Secretary 2; Class Treasurer 3; Beaverette Club 4 KATHERINE JOAN HOUGHTLING Joanie College Preparatory Ambition—Beautician Hobby—Cooking Corrian 2. 3; Beaverette Club 4; Choir 3; Junior Play; Junior Prom Committee. Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Home Room Secretary 4; Student Council 2; Sports Usher 4 BETTY LOU JOHNSON Bett” Commercial General Ambition—Typist Hobby- -Dancing Band 2. 3. 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4; Choir 4 AMELIA KU RELOWECH “Kurly Commercial Secretarial Ambition—Secretary Hobby—-Boys Study Club 2; Student Council 2. 4; Home Room V. President 3; Choir 3; Library 3. 4; Junior Prom Committee. Junior Play Committee HENRY HILL Hank Commercial General Ambition—Bookkeeper Hobby—Reading Study Club 2. 3; Beaver Club 4 RICHARD HUNTLEY Dick” Industrial Ambition—Machinist Hobby—-Sleeping Study Club 2. 3. 4 JEAN MARIE JOHNSTON Jean College Preparatory Ambition—Musician Hobby—-.Music Band 2. 3. 4; Choir 2. 3. 4: Ensemble 2. 3. 4: Junior Prom Committee; Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4; Usher 4; Beaverette Club 4; Baske ball 2 ELSIE MARIE LEE “Elta Ree College Preparatory Ambition—Teacher Hobby—Music Band 2. 3. 4; Library 4; Choir 3. 4 FRED R. HOENES “Fritz” College Preparatory Ambition—Importer Hobby—Resting Beaver Club 2. 3. 4; Traffic Squad 4 FLORENCE JACKMAN Commercial General Ambition—Travel Hobby—Reading Study Club 2. 3. 4; Cafeteria 3. 4 ANNA PAULINE KATREN “Ann Commercial General Ambition—Undecided Hobby—Reading Study Club 2. 3. 4; Cafeteria 3. 4 EUGENE M. LILLIE “Gene College Preparatory Ambition—Engineer Hobby—Boats Navy 2 vears; Study Club 3. 4 NORMAN HOLTON Norm Industrial Ambition—New car Hobby—Guns Study Club 2. 3. 4 MARY ANN JAGTA Commercial General A m bit ion—-Bookkeeper Hobby-Work Study Club 2; Corrian Advertisement 3. 4; Tri- Hi-Y 3. 4; Student Council 3; Bowling Club 4; Choir 4 BERNICE KING “Bernie” Commercial Secretarial A m bi t ion—Secreta ry Hobby—Reading Study Club 2. 3. 4 LLOYD LILLIE “Beaner General Ambition—-Farmer Hobby—Farming Navy 2 years: Choir 2. 3. 4; Band 2. 3. 4 Grace Middleton. Alice Bennett; Patricia Cullen. 15 SENIORS . . THE WINGED HORSE RICHARD LINDBERG “Cheese ’ Industrial Ambition- Trapper I lobby—Trapping Study 2. 3. 4 JUNE RITA LONG Commercial General Ambition—Housewife. Hobby—('lei king Cheerleader 2. 3. 4; Cor lian Circulation 2. 3. 4; Sports Club 2. 3. 4; Captain 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4; Junior Prom Committee CHARLOTTE ELNORA MARSH “Chi” Commercial General Ambition—Housewife Hobby—Typing Band 2. 3; Beaverette Club 4; Choir 3. 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4: Junior Prom Committee PATRICIA ANN McCLINTOCK “Pat” Commercial General A in bi t ion—Accounta n t Hobby—Dreaming Band 2. 3. 4; Beaverette Treasurer 4; Choir 4 PEGASUS . ANNA LOUISE LINDSEY Ann” Commercial Secretarial Ambition —Undecided Hobby—Reading Corrian Advertising 2; Cafeteria 2. 3, 4; Junior Play: Study Club 3. 4 FAITH ALICE LOPUS “Faye” General Ambition—Travel Hobby—Sleeping Corrian Circulation 2; Library 2. 3; Chorus 3; Trl-Hi-Y 3; Study Club 4 HAROLD MARSH “Dick” General A mbit ion—A rch i t ect Hobby—Woodworking Study Club 2. 3. 4: Junior Prom Committee WILLIAM REAN McELROY “Bill” College Preparatory Ambition- -Own a truck fleet Hobby—Driving Band 2. 4; Beaver Club 3 LAWRENCE LINDSTROM “Lindy College Preparatory Ambition—Veterinarian Hobby—Hunting Study 2. 3; Beaver Club 4 GERALDINE THERSA LYNCH “Jerrie College Preparatory Ambition—Housewife Hobby—Dancing Study Club 2. 3; Trl-Hi-Y 3. 4; Traffic Squad 4; Beaveret e Club 4; Junior Prom Committee: Junior Play Committee AUTUMN MARIE McCASLIN Commercial Secretarial Ambition—Housewife Hobby—Sewing Study Club 2. 3. 4; Tri- lli-Y 3. 4 ALICE JANE McJUNKlN “Al” Commercial General Ambition—Beautician Hobby—Roller Skating Corrian 2: Hi-Times 2: Study Club 3: Beaverette Club 4 JOHN EDWARD LLOYD “Jack” Industrial Ambition—New Car Hobby—Pool Study 2. 3. 4 LUELLA JEAN MANGES “Lue” Commercial General Ambition—Housewife Hobby—Clerking Study Club 2. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4; Beaverette Club 4; Junior Prom Committee JACK McCASLIN “Sadsack” Industrial Ambit ion—-Milkplant. Owner Hobby—Hunting Football 2. 3. 4: Study Club 2. 3. 4 GRACE LOUISE MIDDLETON “Gracie” College Preparatory Ambition—Music Hobby—Roller Skating Home Room Secretary 2. 3: Band 2. 3. 4; Choir 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4; Program Chairman 4 First row R. Hildebrand; “Pirns don’t tell I ; P. McCI ntock. Second row A. QuerrcvHd; J. MilU-r. 16 Richard Lindherg June l utg Charlotte Marsh Patricia McClintock Anna Lindsey Faith Lopus Harold Marsh William McKlroy Lawrence Lindstrom Geraldine Lynch Autumn McCaslin Alice McJunkin Jack Lloyd Luella Manges Jack McCaslin Grace Middleton 77 Bertha Miller Sally Millspaw Gilbert Nielsen Claire Post Marjorie Miller Maxine Montgomery Jean Olim Arthur Proctor Joanne Miller Holland Morgan Phyllis Peterson Mary Jane Proctor Robert Miller Arlene Morris Henry Pondel William Proctor SENIORS .... ALCYONE . BRIGHTEST STAR BERTHA EMMA MILLER “Birdie” College Preparatory Ambition—-Salvation Army Minister Hobby—Camp Work Study Club 2. 3; Library 4; Choir 4 SALLY JOAN MILLSPAW College Preparatory Ambition—Airline Reservation 1st Hobby—Loafing Home Room Treasurer 4; Band 2. 3. 4; Junior Prom Committee; Beaverette Club 4; Choir 3. 4; Ensemble 3. 4 GILBERT NIELSEN “Red” Industrial Ambition New Car Hobby—Pool Study 2. 3. 4 CLAIRE POST “Posty” College Preparatory Ambition—Lawyer Hobby—Arguing Baseball 2. 3; Corrian Circulation 2. 3. 4; Junior Play; Junior Prom Committee MARJORIE ELIZABETH MILLER “Margie” Commercial Secretarial Ambition—Minister Hobby-Music Study 2. 3. 4; Corrian Editorial 4 MAXINE MARIE MONTGOMERY Max” Commercial Secretarial Ambition—Career Hobby—Driving Corrian Home Room Collector 2. 3; Study Club 4 JEAN MARIE OH RN “Jeanie College Preparatory Ambit ion—Housewife Hobby—Roller skating Home Room Treasurer 2; Corrian Editorial 2; Library Club 3. 4; President of Library Club 3; Heaver-el te Club 4; Trl-Hi-Y 3, 4; Color Guard 4; Choir 4; Basketball 2. 3. 4; Junior Prom Committee ARTHUR PROCTOR “Art” Industrial Ambition—Aviator Hobby—Hunting Study Club 2. 3. 4 MARTHA JOANNE MILLER “Joanie” College Preparatory Ambition—Spanish Teacher Hobby—M usic Band 2. 3. 4; Choir 4; (’lass Secretary 3. 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4; V. President 4; Corrian Editorial 4; Junior Play; Junior Prom Committee HOLLAND MORGAN “Sonny” College Preparatory Ambition—Do my homework Hobby—Sports Student Council 2; Home Room President 4; Hand 2 3. 4; Football 2. 3. 4; Manager 4; Basketball 2. 3. 4; Baseball 2. 3. 4 PHYLLIS MARIE PETERSON “Pete” Commercial General Ambition-—Beautician Hobby—Music Student Council 2; Major-et e 3. 4; Choir 4; Trill i-Y 3. 4; Corrian Advertising 2 MARY JANE PROCTOR “Joey” Commercial General Ambition—Bookkeeper Hobby—Sleeping Choir 4; Study Club 2. 3, 4 ROBERT MILLER “Bob College Preparatory Ambition—Go to college Hobby- Girls Band 2. 3. 4; Beaver Club 4 ARLENE LUCILLE MORRIS “Susie Commercial General Ambition—Nurse Hobby—Collecting Stamps Dramatics Club 2 3; Advertising 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4; Study Club 4; Choir 3, 4 HENRY M. PONDEL “Hank Industrial Ambition—Girls Hobby—Hunting Study Club 2. 3. 4 WILLIAM PROCTOR “Hay Stack Industrial Ambition—-Wolfing Hobby—Driving Home Room V. President 2; Hi Times Collector 3; Home Room Secretary 4 First row Volley Ball; Taking it easy; O. Ford Jerry Lynch. D. Cerzlna. Second row: C. Camming M. Borsa. ‘Ducky Marty . C. Wood; J. Miller; N. Cordon; B. Zafiropulos. D. Ceertson. F. Hoenes; J. Swan, J. Miller. 19 SPICA . GLORIOUS STAR OF SPRING SENIORS . . HELEN FLORENCE POWERS “Flower” College Preparatory Ambition—Doctor Hobby—You’d never guess Corrian Editorial 2; Library 2. 3, 4; Beaverette Club 4 HARLEY REED College Preparatory Ambition—Scientist Hobby—Stone Collecting Study Club 2: Beaver Club 3. 4; Football 2. 3, 4 RICHARD SAXTON Sammy” College Preparatory Ambition—Pilot Hobby—Pool Beaver Club 2. 3. 4; Home Room Treasurer 3; President of Beaver Club 4; Football 3. 4 PATRICIA ANN SKINNER “Patsy” College Preparatory Ambition—Radio Hobby —Dramatics Band 2; V. President Dramatic Club 3; Corrian Editorial 4; Ensemble 4; Choir 3. 4; Choir Treasurer 4; Tri-IIi-Y 3. 4; Trill i-Y Treasurer 4; Junior Play Committee; Junior Prom Committee; Student Council THERESA MARGARET PUCHLY “Terry” Commercial Secretarial Ambition—Travel Hobby—Dancing Home Room President 4; Hi Times 4; Library Club 3; Choir 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4; Corresponding Secretary 4; Study Club 2 ALICE ROBERTS Commercial General Ambition—Undecided I lobby—Cooking Library Club 2. 3, 4; Choir 4 MAURICE SCHRAMLING Mousie” Commercial General Ambition—Dramatist Hobby—-Reading Study 2; Corrian Editorial 3. 4; Choir 4 JEAN MARIE SPIESM AN “Spiezy College Preparatory Ambition—Housewife Hobby—“Jerry Home Room President 2; Corrian Editorial 2, 3, 4; Corrian Editor 4; Sports Club 2; Student Council 3. 4; V. President Student Council 3; Sport Usher 3, 4; Usher 3. 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4; Junior Play Committee; Choir 3; Ensemble 3; Beaverette Club 4; Fire Marshall 4; Bowling Club 4 AUGUSTA JANE QUERREVELD “Jane” Commercial General Ambition—Undecided Hobby—Having fun Study Club 2. 3. 4; Choir 4 PHYLLIS DAWN ROSS Phyl” Commercial General Ambition—Housewife Hobby—Roller skating Study 2, 3, 4; Choir 3, 4 MARY THERESA SCHUSTER “Maria” Commercial General Ambition—Artist Hobby—Men Study Club 2. 4; Library Club 3; Junior Prom Committee; Home Room Secretary 4; Choir 3 CARMEN STEARNS “Connie Commercial General Ambition—Travel Hobby—Art Study Club 2. 3; Choir 3, 4; Home Room Treasurer 3. Junior Play Committee; Junior Prom Committee; Corrian Editorial 4 JEAN LEE REAGLE George” Commercial Secretarial A m bi t ion—11 ouse w i fe Hobby—Music Choir 2. 3; Ensemble 2. 3; Majorette 3, 4; Dramatic Club 2; Study Club 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4; Junior Play; Junior Prom Committee; Beaverette Club 4; Corrian Editorial 4; Corrian Chief Typist 4 MARY JANE CATHERINE SADOWSKI “Bursy Jane” Commercial General Ambition Housewife Hobby—Reading Study 2. 3. 4 PHYLLIS MARIE SCOTT “Phyl” College Preparatory Ambit ion—House w i fe Hobby—Roller skating Home Room Secretary 3; Band 2. 3. 4; Beaverette Club V. President 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4; Color Guard 3; Majorette 4; Choir 3, 4; Junior Prom Committee; Usher 3. 4 DONALD STURDEVANT Flash Commercial General Ambition—Baseball Hobby—Sports Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball 2. 3. 4; Traffic Squad 4; Class Treasurer 4; Beaver Club 2, 3. 4 First row: D. Ceertson. N. Hiles; P. Cullen. M. Borsn: T Butters. G. Middleton; C. Lynch. B. Trostle. B. Joy. Second row: D. Gerzina. G. Lynch. D. Bernard. O. Ford. B Christensen. H. Bennett. J. Lon . M. Bona P Peterson. Third -ow: M. Fields. 20 Helen Powers Harley Reed Richard Saxton Patricia Skinner Theresa Puchly Alice Roberts Maurice Schramling Jean Spiesman Augusta Querrevcld Phyllis Ross Mary Schuster Carmen Stearns Jean Reagle Mary Jane Sadowski Phyllis Scott Donald Sturdevant Jeanniene Swan William Trestle Arlene Webb Patricia Wilkinson Howard Swanson Betty Volk Sanfrid Wester Gertrude Wood Ruby Thomas Alford Marilyn Wallace Robert Wharton William Zafiropulos Lloyd Thomas June Waterhouse Jack Whitehead William Loveland SENIORS . . JEANNIENE ETTA SWAN “Neaner” Commercial General Ambition—Housewife Hobby—Cooking Corrian Circulation 2. 3, 4; Business Manager 4; Study Club 3; Choir 4 WILLIAM FRANKLIN TROSTLE “Trody” College Preparatory Ambition—Pharmacist Hobby—Skating Cheerleader 3. 4; Hall Monitor 4: Dramatic Club 3; Study Club 2. 4; Junior Prom Committee; Junior Play Committee ARLENE JOYCE WEBB “Gertie” College Preparatory Ambition—Housewife Hobby—Art Dramatic Club 2. 3; Hi Times 4 PATRICIA HELEN WILKINSON “Pat” Commercial Secretarial Ambition- Stenographer Hobby—Music Corrian Advertising 2; Home Room V’. President 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4; Hi Times 4 . . ARCTURUS . . BRIGHT STAR HOWARD SWANSON College Preparatory Ambition—Won’t tell Hobby—Driving Study Club 2, 3. 4; Junior Play; Junior Prom Committee; Hall Monitor 4 BETTY VOLK “Bettie Lou” Commercial Secretarial Ambition—Traveling Hobby—Reading Cafeteria 2. 3. 4: Corrian Advertising 2: Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4; Study Club 3. 4 SANFRID J. WESTER San” General Ambition—Radio Man Hobby—Reading Study Club 2. 3; Corrian Circulation 4 GERTRUDE MARIE WOOD “Gertie” Commercial General Ambition—-Beautician Hobby—I burning Corrian Advertising 2: Sports Club 2. 3. 4; Color Guard 3. 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4 RUBY E. THOMAS ALFORD (MRS.) “Gus Commercial Secretarial Ambition—Stenographer Hobby—Housewife Hi Times 4 MARILYN JEAN WALLACE “Mi” College Preparatory Ambition—Social Worker Hobby—Reading Corrian Editorial 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2; Usher 3. 4; Sports Club 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Sports Usher 4; Choir 3; Junior Play Committee; Junior Prom Committee; Beaverette Club 4; Bowling Club 4 ROBERT WHARTON “Hort” College Preparatory Ambition—Graduate Hobby—Resting Beaver Club 2. 3. 4; Usher 3. 4: Junior Prom Committee; Traffic Squad 4; Choir 4 WILLIAM ZAFIROPULOS “Zaff” College Preparatory Ambition—Business Executive Hobby—Skiing Football 2. 3; Corrian Advertising 2; Home Room V. President 2. 4; Class President 3. 4; Student Council President 3; Class V. President 2; Junior Play; Usher 3; Head Usher 4; Traffic Squad Captain 4; Beaver Club I; Junior Prom Commit ee; Hall Monitor 3 LLOYD WALLACE THOMAS “Pete General A mbit ion—A rchitect Hobby—Model Airplanes Study Club 2. 3. 4; Choir 3. 4; Ensemble 4 JUNE WATERHOUSE “Juie” College Preparatory Ambition— Hard to tell! Hobby—Sewing Home Room Secretary 2; Corrian Club 2; Band 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4; Tri-Hi-Y Secretary 4; Junior Prom Committee; Usher 3, 4; Beaverette Club Secretary 4; Choir 3. 4; Choir Secretary 4 JACK WHITEHEAD College Preparatory Ambit ion—Choir Director Hobby—Scouting Band 2. 3. 4; Choir 2. 3.4; Baseball 2; Basketball 2; Usher 3. 4; Junior Play; Class President 2; Stage Manager 3; Choir President 4; Ensemble 2. 3. 4 WILLIAM LOVELAND “Bill” Commercial General Ambition'—State Police Hobby—Boxing Navy 2 years; Football 2. 3. 4; Ensemble 2. 3. 4; Choir 2. 3. 4; Junior Play; Junior Prom Committee ROBERTA LOU DICKSON “Bobby Lou” College Preparatory A m bi t ion—U ndecided Hobby—Having Fun Hi Times 2; Corrian 3; Band 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4; Beaverette Club 4 Picture not listed; Transferred from California, February. 194S l irst row: G. Brown. D. Spencer: L. Rubny; C. Elchynski. M. Denton. J. Butters. C. Cochran, L. Austin; A. Mcjunkin. Second row: fri-Hi-Y Initiation: N. Moore, D. Smith, G.Lynch. P. Morgan; K. Boag, A. Harmon. Senior Popularity Poll . Stars That Shine To The Visible Eye Girl Boy Most Popular Jean Depew Bill Zafiropulos Best Looking Amelia Kurelowech Don Gilson Most Personality Jean Spiesman Bill Zafiropulos Most School Spirit Pat Butters Frank Frisina Most Glamorous Geraldine Lynch Gilbert Nielsen Best Dressed Jean Spiesman Eugene Lillie Most Courteous Bertha Miller Sanfrid Wester Most Meticulous Joanne Miller George Green Most Cooperative Jean Depew Don Sturdevant Most Intellectual Theresa Puchly Lawrence Lindstrom Best Dancer Phyllis Peterson Dick Geertson Most Alert Patsy Skinner Albert Gluvna Best Disposition June Waterhouse Paul Fenton Most Musical Grace Middleton Lloyd Lillie Most Generous Marie Fields Frank Gentile Most Mischievous Patsy Skinner Merton Crowell Biggest Joker Gertrude Wood Pete Thomas Most Likely to Succeed Pat Cullen Bill Zafiropulos E. Ullie; V. Elder; J. Gleason; N. Gordon. 24 Junior Play . Meteor . It Happens Once In A Lifetime ■ X J. Whitchcnd, V. Elder, R. Clark. H. Swanson. I. R«rlc, R Silvis. R. Hildebrand, S. Franchinn, J. Clifford. O. Ford. A. Lindsey. B. Zafiropulos. R. Grice. J. Miller, J. Iloughtling. C. Post. TUMBLIN’ CREEK The 1947 Junior Class Play, based upon the residents of Tumblin’ Creek, Tennessee, was judged an outstanding success by all who attended. The play, being somewhat different from former years in that it was based upon the lives of “hill-billies” living nearly fifteen years ago, was centered about a feud between the John Thomas and George Payne families over the stealing of a pig and the fact that both families were intent upon their daughters marrying the “city” schoolmaster. The play was rich in “hill” pronunciation and action. The men engaged in “shooting it out”, and the women carried on a knock-down-drag-out hair pulling contest which more than added to the hilarity. All ends well, however, when Joe Bevins arrives “in the nick of time” to clear up the trouble about the stolen pig, and the Professor elopes with his true love, Madge Johnson. The Cast will be forever grateful to Mr. Philip Legal, our most capable director, and Miss Mary Diaz, his assistant. We are sure that the little town of “Tumblin’ Creek” will remain in the memories of many a ‘48 graduate for years to come. Mrs. Mol lie Nichols—Ruby Hildebrand Oscar Hicks-—-Howard Swanson Cookie Payne—Claire Post Henry Nichols—James Clifford John Thomas—Sebastian Franchina Katie Thomas- JoAn Houghtling Sally Payne—Virginia Elder Joe Bevins—Jack Whitehead Mrs. Gwen White Opal Ford Walter White—Richard Grice George Pavne—William Zafiropulos Dave Williams—Robert Clark Madge Johnson—Ruth Silvis Mrs. Susie Hicks—Jean Ix e Reagle Mrs. Esther Thomas—Joanne Miller Mrs. Nannie Payne—Anna Lindsey 25 a Junior History Saturn Second Largest Planet JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President______ Vice President Secretary _____ Treasurer______ .....Curtis Foldt ..... Robert Hall _ Marilyn Denton Albert Magliarditi In September of 1946. the class of ‘49 entered for the first time the portals of learning of Corrv Senior High School. Although we made many foolish mistakes as bewildered sophomores, we made this wise choice of class officers: President ------------------------------ Ken Wilson Vice President ________________________ Curtis Feldt Secretary------------------------------- Robert Hall Treasurer --------------------------- Norman Keefer It didn't take long for us to become accustomed to our new surroundings and by June we felt like “old-timers. When we returned to school in September, we rolled up our sleeves and started on our very important Junior year. Our first big undertaking was our class play entitled “The Angel Brats. The hard work of everyone in the class made this an outstanding success. This play was under the direction of Mr. Philip Legal. S. Franchina. Kerry Denniaon; P. Sperry 26 Juniors Planets Largest Light Reflectors Amoroso, Prank Amy, Ray Anderson, Rhoda Andrus. David Arniitage. Jack Austin. Lenore Bennett, James Bettes, Barbara Blanchard, Patricia Blanchard. Paul Blymiller. Doris Bogniak, John Boland. John Briggs, Carol Brown. Douglas Buell. Francis Butters, Jane Christensen. Richard Clark. Michael Cochran, Carol Mae Davis. Junetta Dennison, Kerry Denton. Marilyn Duke, David KIchynski. Caroline Piston. Cassius Fay. Geraldine Feldt. Curtis Fenton. Kllen Ficeardi. Julia Fish, Robert Follett. Roger Fox, David Franchina. Lucian French. Bet tie 27 Gates. Barbara Gincott. Robert Gluvna, Bernard Farthermost Known Planet Juniors . Neptune Gordon, William Haight, Roger Halfast, Phyllis Hall, Robert Hammond. James Hill. Richard Hopkins, Floy Hughes. Joseph Jacquith. Jean Jewell. Robert Joy. Robert Karkoski. Margaret Keefer. Norma Kuzma. Paul Ladd. Lyle Lammers. William Lee. Alice Lewis. Malcolm Lines. Donald Long, Freda Long. Robert Mack. Devota Madison. Garnet Magliarditi. Albert Malek, Rosemarie Martin. Pauline Mather. Leo May. Norma McCray. Betty McCray. Dolores McCray, Howard McCray. Norma McElroy. Mary McIntyre, Milton Merry, James 28 Messenger, Katherine Middleton, Floyd Miller, Joyce Junior Wishes Star Dust What Dreams Are Made Of Frank Amoroso Kay Amy Rhoda Anderson David Andrus Lenore Austin Jack Armitage James Bennett Barbara Bettes Patty Blanchard Tom Blakeslee Doris Blymiller John Bogniak John Boland Carol Briggs Douglas Brown Francis Buell Jane Butters Richard Christensen Michael Clark Carol Mae Cochran Junetta Davis Marilyn Denton David Duke Caroline Elchynski Cassius Elston Geraldine Fay Curtis Feldt Ellen Fenton Julia Ficcardi Robert Fish Roger Follett David Fox Lucian Franchina Bettie French Barbara Gates Bernard Gluvna William Gordon Roger Haight Phyllis Halfast Robert Hall James Hammond Richard Hill Floy Hopkins Joe Hughes Jean Jaquith Robert Jewell Helen Jones Robert Joy Margaret Karkoski Norma Keefer Paul Kuzma Lyle Ladd Alyce Lee Malcolm Lewis Don Lines Freda Long Robert Long to be out of school New Cadillac A's on my report card to play a full season of football Professional ballet dancer A new convertible I have nothing to wish for. 1 have Joanne Shorter basketball practices Move Gannon College to Corry Famous Baseball player to live in Clymer a million dollars extra night of sleep to live in Clymer new ’48 Chrysler a thousand wishes more than one wish, so I could wish a lot Fairchild planes I wish I were fed up with women thirty pounds to someone else a new figure a tardy bell that will wait until I arrive a sophomore and a Cadillac sky rocket ride new Buick magic wand to make all my wishes feldt First National Bank to be in Florida some of Miss Graham's thinness a Plymouth convertible and money to tour the U.S.A. vacation for deer season money, woman, car star football player trip to the moon (with Baldy) to be at a certain trailer camp In Florida a dream girl a new car a new convertible Cadillac good grades and a driver’s license a dream girl a new Cadillac to be fiiends with Frank Gentile to be out of school a lot of money to travel the king (Rex means king in Latin) no more school to pass this year a girl named Sally to be my always” a dream man a long train, a red caboose. and Gene a new ’4S Buick a new car a horse ranch a lock of blue hair to pass Algebra II without trouble an ice-skating rink all my own to be a star football player Faith Ixipus Devota Mack Garnet Madison Albert Magliarditi Rosemarie Malek Pauline Martin Leo Mather Norma May Betty McCray Dolores McCray Howard McCray Norma McCray Mary MeElroy Milton McIntyre James Merry Katherine Messenger Floyd Middleton Joyce Miller Helen Motuz Howard Mowers Shirley Moyer Norma Nantes David Nichols Wicker Nigh Richard Page Geraldine Parsons Anthony Pate Rosa Pate Edward Paver George Paver Kathleen Peiffer Norman Pier Thaddeus Pondel Erkki Rainesalo Keith Rieck Keith Robinson Clara Robishaw Jean Ross Joan Ross I eona Rubay Lena Sawchyn Donald Schrader Robert Seastead Irvin Sherwood Jalean Sherwood Gary Simmonsen Dorothy Stormes Janet Stowe Mary Vadovich Joe Vanik James Varasso Leona Volk Velma West Joe Wet more Patricia Wood William Wood Harold Young Charles Zenns for Joe” a private telephone line to go to California to be out of school a Collie or Shepherd dog not to have to go to school a new wife (I’m tired of my old one) a girls’ football team the shop boys of ’45 would come back to school to know what is going to happen to me before it does for a new car for good grades in school to have a raise in pay at Murphy’s for summer so I can go to Canandohta a girl a change in name to have Mary Borsa license (driver’s, that is) honeymoon in Paris a new car containing something new and different for all my wishes to come true Corry High in Meadville Just another good ole” Pontiac a new car a new car and a girl to be the greatest dog-trainer on earth a nice farm in the country a ’48 car for Kathie and Pat a ’48 Chevrolet to get a deer a house near 84 W. Smith Street to remodel my Chevrolet a new truck and snow plow a Rolls-Royce convertible a ’48 Pontiac a ’48 Cadillac for the return of sloppy joes and short skirts for fewer freckles to learn how to milk a cow a honeymoon trip to warble like Mr. Edwards for steak at every meal to have more of what I don't have to graduate for good grades to have red hair Don would come down for an A in shorthand to get an A to have a bowling alley and a pool table longer summer’s vacation a date for the prom a trip to the big dipper to get my Dad’s car more often to have a certain blonde from Bethlehem, Pa. for a better Ford to have a roller skating rink of my own to have a girl, a car. and money 29 Juniors Uranus Planet Discovered In 1781 Motuz. Helen Mowers. Howard Moyer. Shirley Nantes. Norma Nichols. David Page, Richard Nigh. Wicker Parsons, Geraldine Pate. Frank Pate. Rosa Paver. Edward Paver, George Peiffer. Kathleen Pier. Norma Pondel. Thaddeus Raitiesalo, Erkki Itieck, Keith Robinson, Keith Kobishaw. Clara Ross, Jean Ross. Joan Rubay. Leona Sawchyn. Lena Schrader, Donald Seastead, Robert Sherwood, Irvin Sherwood, Jalean Simmonsen. Gary Stormes, Dorothy Stowe, Janet Vadovich, Mary Vanik. Joseph Varasso, James Volk. Leona West, Velma Wetmore, Joseph Wood. William Wood, Patricia Young, Harold 30 SOPHOMORE HISTORY FULL MOON CLASS OFFICERS President ----- Vice President Secretary ----- Treasurer______ Robert Blakely -----Art Pitts Harold Powell . Alice Kiminy On a sunny day in September, 1047, a bewildered group of Sophomores entered the doors of that well known institution of learning Corry Senior High School. After the first two weeks of school, we became better acquainted and elected our capable class officers. Mr. Roland T. Putnam, our class advisor, helped us get off to a good start in our scholastic ventures and activities. As Sophomores, we haven’t “set the world on fire”, but we expect to make up for all our inactivity next year when we are Juniors. N. Albaugh; B. Beltea; G. Swack; C. McClintock; N. Moore. 31 Sophomores Satellites They Revolve Around The Planets Aknm. Archie Albaugh, Norma Anthony, Robert Armi(age, Phyllis Arnold. Frank Austin, Leonard Bagley. George Barton, Leona Beckwith, Duane Bennett. Barbara Bergman. Lynn Bills, Dorothy Blakely. Robert Blanchard. Joyce Boag, Katherine Bridges, JoAnn Briskie. James Brown, Gladys Buell. Louis Canfield. Marilyn Castrantas, Harry Chase. Donald Chase. Marion Chase, Paul Cherry, Johann Christensen. Carolyn Christensen.Florence Clabbatz, Joanne Clark. Paul Clayton. Frederick Clayton, John Cmiel, Jennie Coleman. Robert Coons, Betty Craker. Paul J. Craker. Paul W. Crawford, Jack Cummings, Charles Daily. Lucille Dimmick, William Dubrosky. Anne Durham. Janice Fairchild. Gerald Fitch, Shirley Fosburgb. Joyce Sophomore Ambitions . Cosmic Rays . They Affect Our Lives Archie R. Akam ____________________ Mortician Norma L. Albaugh _________________ Secretary Robert K. Anthony ______________ Veterinarian Phyllis M. Annitage________________ Beautician Frank F. Arnold ____________________ Machinist Leonard E. Austin _____________________ Farmer George E. B.igley ________________ Pharmacist Leona M. Barton _______________ Concert Singer Duane K. Beckwith _____________ Auto Mechanic Barbara J. Bennett ______________ Stenographer Lynn A. Bergman------------------Grown up boy Dorothy B. Bills............ Interior Decorator Robert L. Blakely_________ Ever loving husband Joyce A. Blanchard_______________________Nurse Kathryn A. Boag_____________________ Secretary Jo Ann Bridges_______________________Secretary James R. Bnskie_________________ To be a man Gladys E. Brown_____________________ Housewife Louis L. Buell _____________________ Machinist Marilyn B. Canfield ________________ Housewife Harry M. Castrantas____________________Chemist Donald E. Chase................. Business Man Paul W. Chase______________________ Undecided Marion J. Chase_____________________ Undecided Johann I. Cherry------------------ Store Clerk Carolyn A. Christensen ............. Secretary Florence L. Christensen ---------- Secretary Joanne E. Clabbatz _________________ Secretary Fred J. Clayton .................- Electrician Paul Clark ..................-......... Farmer oonn F. Clayton ----------------------- Farmer Jennie F. Cmiel .................... Housewife Robert E. Coleman--------------------Undecided Bet tv J. Coons------------------------Teacher Paul J. Craker ..................... Undecided Paul W. Craker...................... Undecided Jack R. Crawford ................... Undecided Charles Cummings _______________________ State Trooper Lucille J. Daily .................. Housewife Theresa A. Damon ---------------------- Singer William K. Dimmlck.................. Undecided Anne E. Dubrosky ----------------------- Nurse Janice E. Durham ...........Private Secretary Gerald G. Fairchild .................... Moron Shirley I. Fitch ............... Music Teacher Joyce A. Fosburgh .............. Stenographer Mina Jane Foster ................ Stenographer Rose T. Fran china__________________ Housewife Ronald L. Front rot h--------------------- Man Duane E. Gates ........-............ Undecided G.'etchen George---------------------Undecided Delores S. Gerzina ----------------- Housewife Martha M. Goring.............Private Secretary Martha Griffis ..................... Secretary Jeanne M. llaenel ------------------ Housewife Helen B. Hall------------------ News Reporter Mary Lou Hammond ----------------------- Nurse Ann Harmon ---------------------------- Doctor Mira L. Heerlein .................... Musician Theodore R. Hildebrand ................... Man Norma L. Hiles ........................ Model Phyllis L. Hill Home Economics Representative Nancy Hornes....................... Housewife Mary K. Hughes ..................... Secretary Homer E. Humes ------------------------- Pilot Betty L. Huntley...............-.........Nurse Gordon A. Huntley ____________________ Janitor Walter J. Ingalls ...................... Man Rex C. Ireland _____________________ Machinist Roger L. Jackman _______________________ Doctor Cleo L. Jaggi-------------------------Secretary David A. Johnson ____________________ Draftsman Eunice M. Jordon _______________________ Doctor Barbara A. Joseph ----------------------- Nurse Kenneth M. Joy ____________________ Machinist James M. Kelly__________________________ Loafer William W. Keppel___________________Taxidermist Alice J. Kimmy________________________Secretary William Kingsley --------------------- Undecided John J. Kolanski___________________ Taxidermist Paul L. Kolstee _____________________ Undecided John M. Lang_________________________ Undecided Helen R. Lindsey ____________________ Housewife Roseanne Lindsey ________________________ Nurse Roberta J. Lines----------------------Bud’s wife Naomi J. Loveland __________________ Beautician Lloyd G. Lundy ---------------------- Machinist Clarence Madison _______________________ Farmer Harriet M. Marker ____________________ Secretary Coletta J. McClintock ---------------- Secretary Jack C. McCoy__________________________Undecided Dorothy J. McJunkin ______________________ Nurse Janiece K. Meerdink __________________ Secretary Lawrence L. Miller _____________________ Sailor Hugh F. Moore ----------------------------- Man Nancy Moore ______________________________ Nurse Patricia J. Morgan--------------------Beautician Dorothy A. Morris ___________________ Undecided Grace E. Mulligan ---------------------- Rancher Phillip E. Mulligan__________________ Undecided Christina I. Nielson_________________ Mortician Max.ne S. Oberman_____________________ Novelist Roger L. Ottaway________________ Baseball player Ralph E. Perkins------------------- Band leader Joyce E. Peterson_____________________Secretary Holland J. Proctor------------Theater manager Clifford E. Ross ____________________ Machinist Donald F. Rufflier ____________________ Aviator I-ouise M. Sadowski ................ Undecided Pete P. Sanders ______________________ Machinist Nancy L. Schaefer-------------------- Undecided Gerald J. Schuster ___________________ Mechanic Lyle F. Shannon______________________ Undecided Richard L. Shannon ................. Aviator Shirley A. Skinner ___________________ Undecided James M. Slagle-----------------------Detective William E. Small______________________Undecided Arlene G. Smith------------------ Chuck's dream David L. Spencer ______________________ Teacher George Sperry_______________Grocery store owner Philip J. Sperry -------------------- Undecided Francis E. Stack_____________________ Undecided Eugene M. Stoddard ____________________ Teacher Patricia J. Storey __________________ Secretary George R. Swack ________________________ Sailor Mary E. Thompson _____________Private Secretary Clarence E. Walker_____________________Machinist Jacquelyn J. Webb............... Virgil’s dream Sonja A. Wester________________________ Nurse Homer L. White ................ Movie Director Russell E. White _______________________ Farmer Harley A. Whitney ________________ Storekeeper Rosella M. Whitney__________________ Bookkeeper James M. Williams ___________________ Biologist Ronald C. Wlndahl ___________________ Undecided Laurelle E. Wolcott___________________Secretary Dallas H. Vaughn ............. Capital of Texas 33 SOPHOMORES FIRST QUARTER Foster, Mina Franchina, Rose Frontroth. Ronald Gates, Duane George, Gretchen Gerzina, Delores Goring, Martha Griffis, Martha Haenel, Jeanne Hall. Helen Hammond. Mary Lou Harmon, Ann Heerlein. Mira 11 ildebrand.Theodore 11iles. Norma Hill. Phyllis Hoenes, Nancy Hughes. Mary Humes. Homer Huntley, Betty Huntley. Gordon Ingalls. Walter Ireland. Rex Jackman. Roger Jaggi. Cleo Johnson. David Jordon. Eunice Joseph. Barbara Joy. Kenneth Kelly. James Keppel. William Kimmy. Alice Kolnnoski. John Kolstee. Paul Lang, John Lindsey, Helen Lindsey. RoseAnne Lines. Roberta Ixjveland. Naomi Lundy. Lloyd Madison. Clarence Markert, Harriet 34 McClintock. Colletta McCoy, Jack MeJunkin. Dorothy SOPHOMORES NEW MOON Meerdink, Janiece Miller. Lawrence Moore, Hush Moore, Nancy Morgan, Patricia Morris, Dorothy Mulligan, Grace Mulligan. Phillip Nielsen. Christina Oberman, Maxine Ottaway, Roger Perkins. Gene Peterson, Joyce Pierce, Frances Pitts. Arthur Powell Harold Preble. Martha Proctor. Roland Ross. Clifford Ruffner. Donald Sadowski. Louise Sanders. Peter Schaefer. Nancy Shannon, Lyle Shannon. Richard Skinner, Shirley Slagle. James Small, William Sperry. George Sperry. Philip Stack. Francis Stoddard. Eugene Storey. Patsy Swack. George Thompson, Mary Vaughn. Dallas Walker. Clarence Webb. Jacquelyn Wester. Sonja White. Homer White. Russell Whitney. Harley Whitney. Rosella Williams, James Windahl. Ronald Wolcott. Laurelle 35 Birthdays . Zodiac . A Record Of Position of the Heavenly Bodies Aquarius.Water Bearer JANUARY 21 Kathie Peiffer 22 Charles Cummings 22 Robert Ottaway 23 Danny Dykes 24 Norma May 25 Clarence Walker 26 Lloyd Lillie 26 Maurice Schramling 28 Gordon Huntley 31 Geraldine Pay FEBRUARY 2 Homer White 6 Albert Magliarditi 6 Leo Mather 6 Lawrence White 8 Theodore Hildebrand 11 Anna Katren 11 Art Pitts 12 Alfred Hanson 14 George Bagley 14 Joan Ross 15 Opal Ford 16 Cleo Jaggi Pisces .... The Fish FEBRUARY 21 Kenneth Joy 26 Paul Chase 26 David Fox MARCH 3 Erkki Rainosalo 5 Jack Armitage 5 Jean Armitage 5 Helen Motuz 6 Frank Amoroso 9 Florence Jackman 12 Iris Bogert 16 William Proctor 17 George Andrus 17 Peter Sanders 18 Phyllis Ross 18 Ruby Thomas Alford 19 Jeanniene Swan 19 Louis Buell 20 Kathryn Messenger 21 Tony Amoroso Aries .... The Ram MARCH 23 Clifford Ross 23 Jackie Webb 24 Lyle Shannon 26 Pete Thomas 27 Chuck Geertson 27 Bill Zafiropulos 28 Theresa Puchly 29 Charlotte Marsh 29 June Waterhouse 29 Rhoda Anderson 31 Lenore Austin APRIL 1 Bob Coleman 7 Paul Kolstee 9 Alice Lee 11 Joe Hughes 13 Sebastian Franchina 13 Walter Ingalls 17 Richard Christensen 19 Gene Perkins Taurus .... The Bull APRIL 20 Leona Volk 21 Lucian Franchina 22 Jack Crawford 23 Harold Marsh 26 Gary Simmonsen 27 Betty Volk 27 Jo Ann Bridges 28 Virginia Elder 28 Mary Bell 29 David Johnson 29 Fred Clayton 29 Albert Gluvna 29 Roger Haight 30 Pat Wilkinson MAY 1 Jack Lloyd 1 Harold Young 1 Carol Mae Cochran 1 Patricia Skinner 2 Luella Manges 5 Anne Dubrosky 6 Phyllis Scott 6 Norman Holton 7 Jim Kelly 7 Jean Johnston 8 Gertrude Wood 9 Dorothy Bills 10 Mary Shuster 11 Gerald Fairchild 12 Elsie Lee 13 Florence Jackman 14 Paul Kuzma 16 George Sloan 19 Alice MeJunkin 21 Phillip Sperry 21 Jalean Sherwood Gemini . . . The Twins MAY 22 Naomi Loveland 24 David Nichols 25 Bob Blakesley 25 Bob Long 25 Patsy Storey 26 Jim Curtis 28 Duane Beckwith 30 Louise Sadowski 30 Nannette Gordon 30 Joyce Peterson JUNE 1 Clara Robishaw 1 Doris Blymiller 2 Dorothy Morris 3 Rosa Pate 4 Jack Whitehead 4 Francis Stack 4 Martha Cherry 5 Henry Pondel 5 Merton Crowell 5 Mary Proctor 5 Arlene Webb 6 Laurence Lindstrom 6 Virginia Clabbatz 6 William Small 7 Joe Vanik 8 Howard Swanson 8 Phillip Mulligan 10 Richard Proctor 10 Jean Jaquith 11 Shirley Moyer 12 Maxine Oberman 13 Lena Sawchyn 14 Pat Cullen 14 Pete McIntyre 14 Don Schrader 14 Chuck Zenns 15 Jim Williams 16 Lenore Austin 17 Arlene Morris 17 Joyce Fosburg 17 Marilyn Denton 18 Alice Bennett 18 William Dimmick 19 Marilyn Canfield 19 Harley Whitney 2‘) Keith Robinson 20 Roberta Lines 21 Junetta Davis Cancer .... The Crab JUNE 23 David Spencer 24 Mike Clark 25 Jenny Cmiel 26 Joyce Miller 26 Sonny Morgan 27 Ray Amy 27 John Boland 28 Bob Anthony 28 Roger Jackman 29 Sanfrid Wester 29 Keith Rieck JULY 1 Archie Akam 1 Carolyn Elchynski 2 Douglas Brown 3 Carolyn Christensen 5 Alice Coulter 6 Dorothy McJunkin 7 George Swack 8 Homer Humes 10 Dick Grice 11 June Long 11 Martha Goring 11 Don Lines 12 Dick Feldhus 13 Lyle Ladd 13 Shirley Skinner 15 Bill Gordon 15 Joe Wetmore 17 Dick Saxton 20 Joyce Blanchard 21 Norma Nantes 21 Put Blanchard 21 Paul Blanchard 21 Francis Buell Leo..........The Lion 22 Jeanne Haenel 23 Malcolm Lewis 25 John Lang 26 James Bennett 26 Leona Barton 26 Helen Bennett 2S Paul Fenton 28 Ellen Fenton Firnt row: J. Rosa; M. Fields; M. Boran. A. McJunkin and friends; V. Elder: V. Elder. A. McJunkin. Second row: Sonny Morgan; D. Cerzina; Jerry Lynch. B. Christensen; P. Hill. 36 Birthdays . Zodiac . A Record Of Position of the Heavenly Bodies 29 Marilyn Wallace 29 Jean Depew 30 Phyllis Armitage AUGUST 1 Howard Hammond 2 Grace Middleton 4 Mary Jane Sadowskl 5 Eugene Stoddard 9 Boh Joy 11 Roger Follelt 12 Thaddeus Pondel 13 Ronald Frontroth 13 Sally Millspaw 14 David Duke 14 Shirley Fitch 14 Janice Durham 15 Frank Herberg 15 Eugene Lillie 15 Bill Trostle 16 Joanne Clabbatz 17 Lucille Daily 17 Bernard Gluvna 18 Geraldine Parsons 18 Arlene Smith 20 Harriet Marker! Virgo .... The Virgin AUGUST 22 Helen Powers 23 Frank Frisina 24 Coletta McClintock 28 Jim Briski 29 Rosella Whitney 31 James Merry 31 Jim Slagle 31 Laurelle Wolcott 31 Delores Gerzina SEPTEMBER 1 Patricia Wood 4 Carmen Stearns 5 Gilbert Nielsen 6 Geraldine Lynch 6 Nancy Hoenes 7 Dick Daniels 7 Russell White 9 Lynn Bergman 9 Marie Fields 9 Don Sturdevant 9 Dick Halfast 10 Betty Coons 11 Freda Long 11 Millie Gihas 16 John Bogniak 16 Alice Roberts IS Bet tie French 20 Phyllis Hill Libra . . . The Scales 22 Jane Gleason 23 Mary Borsa 24 Jean Ross 26 Pat Morgan 26 Dave Andrus 27 Jack McCaslin 27 Janet Stowe 28 Kalhie Boag 30 Johann Cherry OCTOBER 1 Clarence Cox 3 Marjorie Miller 3 Wicker Nigh 4 Helen Bailey 4 Robert Jewell 5 Rose Franchina 6 Theresa Damon 8 Martha Preble 9 Jack McCoy 9 Allen Arnold 13 Barbara Bettes 15 Paul Craker 15 Jean Reagle 16 Gladys Brown 16 Irwin Sherwood 18 Floyd Middleton 18 Harold Powell 19 Autumn McCaslin 20 Betty Huntley 20 Margaret Karkowski Scorpio . The Scorpion 22 Barbara Joseph 22 Jim Varasso 23 Joanne Miller 28 Pauline Martin 28 Don Chase 30 Edward Paver NOVEMBER 2 Bernice King 5 Mary Lou Hammond 8 Ronnie Windahl 11 Fred Hoenes 12 Don Gilson 14 Hugh Moore 17 Paul Craker 20 Arthur Proctor 21 Howard Mowers 21 Anthony Pate 21 Nancy Shaeffer 22 George Paver 22 John Kolanoski 22 Martha Griffis Sagittarius.The Archer 23 John Clayton 24 Jean Ohrn 24 Floy Hopkins 25 Gerald Bensink 27 Frank Arnold 27 Bob Wharton 29 Pat McClintock 30 Roseanne Lindsey DECEMBER 2 Mary Hughes 4 Velma West 4 Harley Reed 7 Rex Ireland 9 Gerald Schuster 13 Jack Blatt 14 Leon Cole 16 Nancy Moore 17 Eunice Jordan 19 Helen Lindsey 20 Norma Hiles 21 Pat Butters Capricorn . . The Goat DECEMBER 22 Bob Hall 23 Richard Hill 23 Jane Butters 23 Mary Sadowski 23 Donald Ruffner 23 Ruby Hildebrand 25 Duane Gates 25 Henry Hill 27 Richard Page 29 Amelia Kurleowech JANUARY 1 Curtis Feldt 1 Bob Seastead 2 Grace Mulligan 3 Dick Huntley 3 Leona Rubay 3 Barbara Gates 3 Julia Ficcardi 4 Dorothy Stormes 9 Gloria Akam 9 Phyllis Peterson 12 Augusta Querreveld 12 Lloyd Lundy 13 Frances Pierce 14 George Green 15 Marion Chase 17 Phyllis Halfast 18 Mina Foster 18 Bertha Miller 18 Howard McCray 18 Norman Pier 19 William Wood L. Austin; B. Joy. S. Millspaw; J. Long. H. Bennett. G. Wood: football; C. Marsh; E. Lillie; L. Austin; N. Keefer; 37 ORBIT HEAVENLY PATH DIARY . . September 3— Grand opening of C.H.S. for the 47, '48 term. 5—Gridiron puts practice to use against Youngsville. 8—The bewildered class of 1950 is getting established. 12— -First full week of school is over! 16—By now we have all seen Miss Funk’s diamond. 18—New discovery in choir. F. Gentile’s bass voice. 25—Flection of homeroom officers. 27—Beautiful day for the game at Youngsville. 30— What! another Spanish teacher! October 4— Corry beat Union City with the Ushers sponsoring an after-game dance. 7— Did you forget too? Corrian pictures were taken today. 8— New Cheer Leaders make their first appearance. 10— Corry loses to Titusville. 13— Pennsylvania Week! 16— Everyone has had a chance to visit our town factories. 17— Long weekend, teachers go to Erie. 18— Corry loses to Sheffield. 22- Tri-Hi-Y initiation with Bill Zafiropulos “crashing” the party. 23- Notices on Room 6 bulletin board about Sadie Hawkin’s Day Dance. 31— Corry-Warren game — need we say more. November 5— Marionettes at Lyceum today. 11 Room 8 has first candy sale of the year. 12- Most of Corry High goes to Erie tonight to see Fred Waring. 14— How did you like it fellows — the Sadie Hawkin’s Dance — different huh? 19— Band members in Erie preparing for the Save--An-Eye game. 25— Wonders of wonders — a fish pond in the hall. 26— Hurrah! school is out at 2:15. 27— Thanksgiving, don’t eat too much. December 1—Mr. Putnam got his deer at 7:05 this morning. 11— Senior girls have party. 13— Tragedy strikes Room 8. Miss Titus is the victim of a stray bullet. 16—Is that really I? Seniors are getting their pictures. 19—Chorus gave excellent Christmas Concert. 22— Thanks to Theresa Puchly or a fine December issue of the Hi-Times — She really makes a fine editor. 23— Vacation at last. 25—Merry Christmas. First row: D. Cerzina. G. Lynch; D. Sturdevnnt. B. Zafiropulos; L. Mathers; M. Miller. Second row: B. Clark; O. Ford. J. Lynch. D. Smith. P. Morgan; M. Cibas, C. Marsh. F. Lopus. 33 DIARY ORBIT HEAVENLY PATH • • • • January 1—Happy New Year. 5—Back to the grind, with some girls flashing diamonds. 9—Mr. Sheen bragging about the crowds at the skating rink. 12— Polly Martin is flashing a lovely sparkler. 13— Shortened periods for movie on “Wildlife”. 14— Exams begin. 16—Senior Comp, themes are in! 19—The “New Look” just hit Room 6. 21— Exams are over and we begin again. 22— Marking day. 23— No school this morning. 24— Say, Sonny, did you get cold on the sleigh ride? 26— Glad to see C. Geertson back after a “bout” with pneumonia. 27— We say good-bye to Dick Grice. 28— June and Phyllis feeling pretty low. could it be the new recruits for the Air Corps? 30—Junior Class meeting. February 11—Surprise kitchen shower for the Bride-to-Be in Room 4. 13—The Library Club has a Valetine Hunt. 21—Basketball Queen crowned in a lovely ceremony. 29 -Woe is us. an extra day this year! March 8—Hey, Jean, did you see Eddie? 21—Spring gaily tripped in. with Spring Fever following. 25— Easter vacation, see you at the “Prom . April 1— The Prom on April Fools Day! 2— Are you as tired as I am? 5—Here we are, back again. May 4—“Circling the Bases is shown in the auditorium. 30— Baccalaureate. 31— Memorial Day. June 2— Tears drop as we sing the Alma Mater at Commencement. 3— Alumni Banquet, we see old and new graduates. 4— Corry High closes her doors with a sigh — of relief? First row: Trl-Hi-Y Initiation: D. Lines, B. Hall; J. Parsons. P. Blanchard: F. Lopus. Second row: D. Beckwith. R. Lines. Third row; B. Trostlc. G. Elder: J. Butters. C. Cochran. J. Parsons; P. Blanchard; R. Amy C. Fcldt; D. Schrader: B. Zafiropulos, C. Marsh. 39 SPORTS CONSTELLATIONS STAR GROUPS FOOTBALL . . ORIAN . . THE GLADIATOR First row: S. Franchina. R. Oertson. L. Franchina. R. Ireland. J. Blatt, C. Geertson. F. Frisna. W. Gordon. H. Rffd. J. Crawford. A. Pitts. J. Vanik. M. Morgan. Second row: P. Kolstee. R. Srastrad. P. Fenton. D. Andrus. R. Saxton, F. Buell. F. Schrader. J. Wet more, J. McCaslin. C. Feldt. R. Halfast. I. Sherwood. F. Stack. Third row: Coach R. Lytle. C. Elston. L. Bergman. R Coleman. R. Ottaway. P. Keppel, C. Cox. J. Kelly. R. Jackman. R. Frontroth. R. Long. R. White. Asst. Coach R. Putman. Youngsville George Jr. Republic North Hast Youngsville Union City Titusville Sheffield Millcreek Warren Corry Opponent 27 0 20 0 6 20 18 7 12 0 13 33 6 7 6 19 0 35 Corry s quick opening T-Forniation offense was one of the outstanding features of the Orange and Black team. Next year's prospects look bright with the return of nine lettermen. Joe Vanik. Boh Long, Bill Gordon. Curtis Feldt. Irvin Sherwood, and Lucian Franchina are juniors, while Ilex Ireland. Art Pitts, and Jack Crawford have two more years ahead of them. 4U Sports Ushers . The Northern Cross First row: P. Blanchard. R. Hildebrand. Second row: M. Wallace, J. Spicsnwm. Cheerleaders The Southern Cross First row: L. Austin. J. Long. Second row: P. Butters. J. Butters. Third row: B. Bettes. B. Trostle. J. Depew. SPORTS USHERS . . THE NORTHERN CROSS Regular Ushers Jean Spicsman Marilyn Wallace Ituby Hildebrand Patricia Blanchard Alternate Ushers Nannette Gordon Helen Powers Jane Gleason Geraldine Lynch Patricia Cullen Luella Manges The purpose of the Sports Ushers is to sell tic kets and usher at all sport events. The four regular ushers and six alternates try to make the general public feel welcome at all sport activities. CHEER LEADERS . . .THE SOUTHERN CROSS The cheerleading squad this year was composed of three seniors. Patty Butters. June Long, and Bill Trostle; three juniors. Ignore Austin. Barbara Bettes, and Jane Butters. At the beginning of the basketball season. Gladys Brown, a sophomore, was chosen to replace Bill Trostle who had resigned from the group. Two years of service are required for cheerleaders to earn a letter. At the conclusion of this year's sports season. Patty Butters and June Long received their letters after • three years of varsity cheering. The cheerleaders would like to thank the entire student body for their enthusiastic support at all pep meetings and for their response to the many new cheers which were introduced this year. Miss Eileen Graham and Mr. P. Lowe Edwards are Faculty Advisors. 41 BASKETBALL - THE BIG AND LITTLE DIPPERS V A R S I T Y J U N 1 OR VARSITY Corry Opponent Corry Opponent 65 13 Tidioute 22 9 Tidioute 24 28 Titusville 28 21 Titusville 26 54 Warren 24 44 Wurren 39 17 Westfield 26 8 Westfield 34 20 Union City 33 18 Union City 34 38 East 18 25 East 30 23 Prep 28 21 Prep 35 28 Sherman 34 21 Sherman 35 25 SpartansburR 36 33 Tech 36 28 Tech 23 32 Academy 40 42 Academy 33 32 Warren 35 45 Warren 36 19 St. Vincent 30 31 St. Vincent 22 9 YounRsville 36 20 YounRsville 26 33 Fast 36 23 East 46 15 YounRsville 55 23 YounRsville 31 18 Linesville 21 40 Tech 25 27 Academy 44 29 Linesville 28 36 Prep 26 28 Academy 44 31 Titusville 30 49 Prep 27 36 St. Vincent 30 35 Titusville 25 17 Union City 35 43 St. Vincent 615 505 48 32 Union City 824 714 Won—12 Lost—1 1 Won—14 Lost— 7 V A R S I T Y JUNIOR V A R S I T Y FG FP TP FG FP TP MorRan 69 63 201 HuRhes 63 6 132 D. Geertson 70 30 170 Elston 57 13 127 Sturdevant 53 16 122 Ottoway 40 26 105 Vanik 37 12 86 Crawford 39 9 87 Frisina 34 1 1 79 Pitts 38 6 82 C. Geertson 26 17 69 Dimmick 18 2 38 Pitts 1 1 8 30 Coleman 7 4 18 LonR 13 1 27 Kelly 5 5 15 1 luRhes 9 4 22 LonR 4 3 1 1 Crawford 1 4 8 Vanik 4 3 1 1 Elston 2 3 7 Windahl 3 3 9 Ottoway 1 1 3 Ireland 2 0 4 Coleman 0 2 2 Lundy 0 0 0 Dimmick 0 0 0 Gilson 0 0 0 Holland Morgan -Captain—Senior “Sonny was a mainstay of the team. His sharp shooting eye brought him individual scoring honors, and more than once “Sonny led his team mates to victory with sharp shooting and superb ball handling. Richard Geertson -Senior—Although “Dick is only 5'11 he was one of the best rebound men Corry has ever seen. Time and time again he took the ball out of the hands of much taller opponents. “Dick” starred on both offense and defense. He ranked second in scoring. Donald Sturdevant -Senior—‘“Don was one of the smallest players in the section, but he made up for his height in a combination of fine passing and accurate shooting from far out on the court. Frank Frisrna Senior Frank held down the toughest position of the team, that of the Hack Guard. He proved that he had everything the position called for and even more. Although scoring chances came rarely. Frank came through with his share of the points. It was also Frank who set up the plays for the Beavers. Joe Vanik-Junior—Joe captured a varsi v berth through his prowess under the bank-boards and his precision one-handed shooting from the side court. He was the only junior with a starting position. Charles Geertson—Senior—A boy with plenty cf height, which he used to a good advantage. “Chuck was always ready when he was needed most. Whenever “Chuck saw action, he always gave a good account of himself. Robert Long —Junior—“Hobby was the shortest member of the squad, standing only 5'6' His team play and aggressiveness won for him a position on the first string. Arthur Pitts—Sophomore—His ability on both offense and defense makes him and up-and-coming varsityman. We expect to see a lot more of “Art” in the next two years. BASKETBALL . VARSITY SQUAD . THE BIG DIPPER First row: D. Geertson, F. Frisina. C. Geertson. B. Long, D. Sturdevant. H. Morgan. Second row: J. Blatt. J. Vanik. A. Pitts, C. Liston. J. Hughes. L. Raincsalo. Mr. J. Milanovich. BASKETBALL . . RESERVES THE LITTLE DIPPER First row: Second row: L Ottaway. J. Vanik. J. Hughes. B. Dlmick. C. Elston J. Crawford. J. Powell. B. Coleman. J. kelly. R Ireland. R. W.ndahl. 0. Andrus. Mr. J. Milanovich. 43 BASEBALL DRACO THE GREAT DRAGON • • Inserts: Conch R. Putnnm. K. Wilson. C. Bugbcc. F. Buell, J. Hughes, H. Morgan, R. Ottoway, A. Pitts. First row: D. Sturdevant. D. Post. L. Hixso •. B. Loveland. Second row: W. Harmon. D. Martin. F. Frisina. J. Kennedy. J. Messina. K. Harvey. Bowling Club . . Aurora Borealis . Beautiful Lights in the Sky First row: C. Marsh, B. Cates. N. Nantes, V. West. Second row: J. Davis. R. Anderson. M. Karkoski. B. French. K. Peiffer. J. Butters. L. Austin. N. May. Third row: B. Bettes. C. Cochran. R. Malek, Miss L.lccn Graham, M. Wallace, J. Spicsman, C. Llchynski. J. Dcpew BASEBALL DRACO THE GREAT DRAGON Season’s Record Cony 12 Corry 11 Corry 28 Corry 5 Corry 16 Corry 18 Corry 14 Corry 2 Corry 22 Corry 4 Corry 7 Corry 5 Total 145 Strong Vincent 3 Rocky Grove 5 Rocky Grove 4 Spartansburg 4 Waterford 3 McKean 1 Spartansburg 5 Warren 3 Sugar Grove 4 Harborcreek 0 Waterford 2 Warren 4 38 It is plain to see by this fine record, that Corry bad a very successful '47 baseball season. Worthy of mention are Hannon's 24 bits including 7 doubles. 1 triple, and one home run. The only other home run for the Corry hitters was made by Ken Wilson. Corry won every game but one. that being with Warren, and lost by one point. A short time later, however, this loss was avenged when Corry again met Warren on the diamond and carried off a score of 23 to 4. Bowling Club . . . Aurora Borealis . . Beautiful Lights in the Sky The Bowling Club is a new organization begun this fall in order to furnish some type of physical activity for junior and senior girls. Every Monday afternoon from four to six. the Bowl-Aire Alleys were taken over by five teams of bowlers, each team out to win honors or high score. Although when the club was formed, only a few of the members knew the correct bowling technique, it wasn't too long before scores were reaching, and often passing, the 140-150 mark. The greatest number of strikes and spares were rolled by Charlotte Marsh, Kathie IMel'fer. Jane Butters. Bet tie French, and Caroline Elchynski. Miss Eileen Graham, faculty advisor, has been assisted in arrangements by Julia Ficcardi. 45 BEAVER CLUB CASTOR President ..............-................ Richard Saxton Vice President ..................................... Paul Fenton Secretary_________________________________ Frank Frisina Treasurer ____________________________________ Jack Hiatt The Beaver Club is composed of a group of boys who work to promote athletics and who are seriously endeavoring to make athletics a symbol of good sportsmanship to be applied by the entire high school. The Heaver Club of 48 is under the supervision of Coach John Milanovich. Tin club prepared a program for the year which included the showing of movies concerning the basic principles of a good sports program. They also sponsored dances after the basketball games. This club hopes to interest more students in high school athletic contests, as well as to promote a general feeling of good-will and fair play among all other student organizations. BEAVERETTE CLUB .... POLLUX President----- Vice President Secretary ---- Treasurer______ ________Jean Depew ..... Phyllis Scott ___.1 tme Waterhouse Patricia McClintock The Beaverette Club was founded and sponsored by Mr. F. Lowe Edwards for the purpose of helping with athletic events. The twenty members try to raise money to help the Beaver Club with its many activities. One of the outstanding ways in which the club helps is to charter buses to enable students to attend athletic events held in near-by cities. During the year, the girls sponsored several dances, candy sales, and bake sales. 46 GEMINI THE TWINS BEAVER CLUB CASTOR First row: C. Cwrtson, J. Blatt. J. Clifford. D. Sa-ton. R Geertson. Second row: R. Clark, D. Halfast. P. Fenton. D. Sturdevant. F. Herberg. F. Gentile. II McCray. D. Dyke . J. Hughe . S. Franchina, B. Kepp |. J. Kolstce, H. Hill. D. Gilson. J. Curtis. R. Wharton. H. Reed. I hird row: R. Coleman. L. Cole. F. Frisina. F. Middleton. J, Borland. B. Zafiropulos. R. Ottaway. L. Lindstrom. J. Wrtmore, R. Grice, F. Hoeaes, G. Bensink. J. Hammond. Fourth row: R. Feldu . D. Duke, D. Schrader. H. Young. Mr. Milanovich. I. Sherwood. BEAVERETTES POLLUX first row: C. Marsh. M. Giha . J. Waterhouse, P. Scott. J. Depew. P. McClintock, S. Millspaw, R. Hildebrand. V. Elder, 1.. Manges. Second row: D. Crawford. J. Orhn. J. Johnston. P. Butter . P. Cullen. D. Bernard. G. Lynch. J. Reagle. N. Gordon. H. Power . M. Borsa. J. Gleason. Third row: O. Ford. M. Wallace, Mr. Edwards. A. Mcjunkin. J. Spiesman. J. Houghtling. 47 THE QUEEN'S COURT CHOSEN BY BASKETBALL FANS Stunding; loanne Mil’er, Charlotte Marsh; June Waterhouse; Phyllis Peterson; Queen Jean Depew; JoAn Nought ling. Mary Borsa. Geraldine Lynch. Virginia Elder. Seated: Jean Spicsman. Marilyn Wallace. GiRLS' SPORTS CLUB . . MARS . . BEST KNOWN STAR First row: L. Austin. K. Boag. J. Cherry. C. McClintock. A. Harmon. M. Hughes. Second row: C. Christenson. J. Durham. B. french. K. Peiffer. J. Butters, J. Clabbatz, M. Griffis, J. Ross. Third row: M. Karkowski. C. M. Cochran. N. Keefer. M. Heerlein, C. Elchynaki. N. May, J. Haencl, Miss Wright. 48 THE QUEEN'S COURT . CROWNING OF THE STARS Chosen as Corry Senior High School’s 1948 basketball queen. .Miss Jean Depew presented a charming picture at the impressive ceremonies held in tlie Junior High School Gymnasium on Saturday, February 21. 1948. In the absence of Curtis Feldt. Junior class president. Robert Hall, vice president, announced the queen and her court attendants. .Miss Depew and the members of her court were attired in formal gowns, the attendants in pastel colors and the queen in white organdy, strikingly beautiful in Its simplicity. Kadi girl was escorted by one of Corry’s Varsity players with Sonny Morgan having the honor of crowning the queen. Union City’s captain. Paul Ryan, presented Miss Depew with an arm bouquet of red carnations. The queen’s court was made up of ten girls, elected, as was the queen, by popular vote. These girls, all members of the senior class, were the Misses Marilyn Wallace, Jean Spiesman, Mary Borsa. June Waterhouse. Phyllis Peterson. JoAn Houghtling, Geraldine Lynch, Charlotte Marsh. Joanne Miller, and Virginia Klder. Girls'Sport Club . . Mars Best Known Star Tuesday afternoon at four o’clock C. 11. S. girls meet at Junior High to participate in the art of sports. The main goal of the club is to play interscholastic basketball with neighboring communities. Under the active leadership of Miss Ruth Wright, a varied schedule of athletic sports is maintained. Some of the prospects for future basketball games are Union City. Clymer, Bloomfield, Youngsville and Spartansburg. 49 Music...........................Comets Heavenly Bodies Moving About The Sun BAND . DONATI'S COMET . . HEAVENLY BODY The Corry High School Band added a great deal of color and entertainment to all foot hall games tfnd pep assemblies. Prominent as leaders were Drum Major Bob Clark who recently left school to join the armed forces, and I he three Majorettes, Jean Beagle, Phyllis Peterson, and Velma West. The twlrlers for the season were Bettie French, Mary Borsa, Mary Hughes, and Kathle Boag. The Orange and Black Band participated in the East-West Game held in Erie during November, and performed before a huge crowd gathered for the occasion. One of the highlights of the football season was the program presented on Loveland Field during the later part of October. This program which was very well received by the football fans stressed Thanksgiving hymns played by the band. Interesting formations and appropriate letter drills were presented at each game. The playing of The Star Spangled Banner and the school “Alma Mater were also a looked forward to event of every game. ORCHESTRA. DONATI'S COMET . HEAVENLY BODY The Corry High School Orchestra plays an important part in all civic affairs. Organized in the fall of 1947, the group took part in the Elk’s I xlge of Sorrow and won much praise at its first public appearance. Outstanding in the orchestra is the group of violinists who have received most of their musical training under Mr. H. Lynn Rice who organized a small orchestra in the Junior High School several years ago. Several of these players held their first musical instruments under Mr. Rice’s instruction. Whenever a small gathering of musicians is needed, the Corry High School Orchestra is called upon to participate. Several school concerts are planned for early spring while the orchestra is. of course, a much needed unit for Junior and Senior High Commencement and Graduation programs. 50 BAND DONATI'S COMET HEAVENLY BODY First row: K. Book. B. French. M. Ilu hrs, B. Huntley, B. Cates. C. Middleton. B. Johnson, P. McClintock, J. Jaquith. R. Clark. P. Scott. S. Millspnw, D. Crawford. E. Lee. V. Clabbatz. J. Miller. P. Peterson. V. West. J. Reugle. Second row: M. Hammond. J. Bridges. A. Lee. L. Mather. R. White. J. Clabbatz. N. May. C. Christensen. P. Halfast. R. Miller. C. Cochran. R. Fish. A. Bennett. K. Peiffer. J. Waterhouse. M. Heerlein, M. Canfield. Third row: H. Mowers. R. Haight. E. Perkins. H. Morgan. W. McElroy. R. Hildebrand. R. Amy. A. Harmon. J. Whitehead. A. Coulter. J. Johnston. R. Malek, J. Ohrn. P. Hill. C. Dougherty. C. Wood, H. Marker!. L. Lillie. D. Nichols. E. Rainesalo. ORCHESTRA . . DONATI'S COMET . . HEAVENLY BODY First row: G. Fairchild: A. Coulter; B. Bennett: M. Oberman; K. Boag; M. Heerlein: I. Bogert; M. Canfield. P. Scott, K. Peiffer. E. Lee. H. Morgan. C. Dougherty, B. Huntley. B. Johnson. A. Lee. Second row: C. Middleton. J. Waterhouse. J. Johnston. J. Miller, N. May, L. Lillie. A. Bennett. D. Nichols. R. Fish, G. Perkins. J. Whitehead. H. Mowers. 51 CHOIR . HALLEY'S COMET First row: N. Nantes, C. Marsh. M. Gibas. J. Butters. K. Peiffer, C. Cochran. V. West. J. Depew. D. Crawford. S. Millspaw. P. Scott. J. Johnston. R. Hildebrand. J. Ohrn. M. Junta. I- Rubay. N. May, P. Butters. G. Middleton. Second row: J. Ficcardi. B. French, B. Gates. J. Ross, J. Miller, R. Malek, J. Miller. J. Stowe, F. Long, B. Miller. C. Ste.arns. M. Proctor, I. Juquith. II. Motuz. M. Denton, B. Johnson. P. Hill, P. McClintock. E. Lillie. M. Fields. M. Sadowskl. Third row: A. l.ee, E. Lee, A. Mcjunkin. P. Peterson. J. Waterhouse, J. Bennett. A. Ma liarditi, D. Dykes. C. Geertson. F. Gentile. D. Duke. F. Middleton. F. Buell, L. Thomas. M. Schramlinn, R. Hill. L. Mather. S. Wester. A. Morris. P. Ross. P. Skinner. D Bernard. B. McCray. C. Elchynski, J. Sherwood. S. Wester. M. Prebble. N. Loveland. G. Lynch. D. Ccrzina. I). Fox. R Grice. H. Youn«. J. Kelly. R. Feldus. R. Wharton. F.. Rainesalo. W. McElroy. D. Nichols. W. Trostle. C. Cummintis, E. Perkins, L. Lillie, R. Clark. J. Whitehead. P. Martin. I) Stormes. E. Fenton. Opal Ford. M. O her man. ENSEMBLE....................HALLEY'S COMET First row: J. Ficcardi. C. Cochran. K. Peiffer. J. Butters. V. West. J. Miller. S. Millspaw. D. Crawford. R. Hildebrand. J. Johnston. L. Rubay. N. May. P. McClintock. Second row: C. Marsh: A. Lee; E. Lee; R. Malek; J. Ross: J. Waterhouse: P. Peterson; P. Scott; J. Ohrn. J. Jaquith. D. Bernard. M. Fields. B. McCray. P. Hill. P. Skinner, B. Johnson. G. Middleton. Third row: A. Magliarditi. F. Middleton. L Thomas. W. Trostle. II. Younn, F- Rulnesalo. D. Nichols, W. McElroy. E. Perkins. L. Lillie. I.. Mathers, R. Clark. J. Whitehead; S. Wester. 52 Choir Halley's Comet Heavenly Body President------ Vice President Secretary_____ Treasurer ---- . Jack Whitehead Ruby Hildebrand June Waterhouse .. Patsy Skinner The A Capella Choir under the capable direction of Mr. H. Lynn Rice has a membership of one hundred eleven voices. The group meets, as do all academic classes, once each day for instruction. A year's work merits the student one carnegie unit to count towards graduation. Resides meeting as a regular c lass, the choir presents several concerts each year. These concerts are highly valued by the community music lovers. Especially well received this year were the Christmas and Spring Concerts. The Christmas Concert featured the Fred Waring arrangement of the ever popular “The Night Before Christinas.” On the Friday evening proceeding Christmas, the program was presented to the general public, while the students were privileged to hear it as part of their annual holiday entertainment. The Ensemble Choir is made up of a smaller group of vocalists chosen from the regular A Capella Choir. This choir meets a much needed demand for public entertainment when a larger group cannot be accommodated. As the Corrian goes to press, the choir members arc looking forward with a great deal of anticipation to their annual trip to other schools. This is usually an event of the Easter season but this year it was thought advisable to delay the trip until the second week in May. This will permit the group to visit schools which otherwise would be closed for Easter. Toronto. Canada, is to be the main point of interest, with plans already made for a radio broadcast from that city. 53 CLUBS THE SOLAR SYSTEM Coman The Sun Everything Rotates Around It The members of the 1948 Corrian Staff chose for their theme, “Heads Up..........We are Walking in the Clouds. They consulted Mr. Philip I.a gal for technical advice and he very graciously helped decide the proper scientific terms to be used. Working under a handicap because so many of their club periods were eliminated, the members of the staff nevertheless managed to meet the February first dead line demanded by the publisher. It is the earnest wish of the student staff and the advisors that each reader will find this year’s Corrian an interesting review of life at Corry Senior High School. Usher Society Mercury . Nearest to the Sun William Zafiropulos. Chief Usher James Clifford John Hiatt Jean Spiesman. Girls’ Head Usher Jean Johnston Patricia Cullen Richard Feldhus Phyllis Scott Jack Whitehead June Waterhouse Robert Wharton Marilyn Wallace The Usher Society, which is composed of six Senior boys and six Senior girls, manages to maintain a reasonable amount of calm and placidity in dealing with the public. It is their duty to keep the crowds of the year under control by reserving seats, escorting audiences to their respective places, and distributing programs. Alternates of the Junior class, who are chosen for next year's events in Corry High School, learn the ropes from tin more experienced Seniors. Ushering is merely a method of applying the poise and tact that is expected for a Senior boy or girl. The ushers are especially active during the presentation of Lyceum numbers, Baccalaureate Services, and Graduation Exercises. The chief usher is William Zafiropulos and his assistant, Jean Spiesman, is the girls’ head usher. Corrian . The Sun . Everything Rotates Around It First row: A. Smith. M. Schrnmling. D. Duke. D. Vaughn. J. Briskie. P. Clark. D. Chase, G. Fairchild. S. Wester. D. Lines. R. Proctor, G. Swack. L. Austin. Second row: H. Bennett. M. Wallace. C. Post. J. Swan, J. Spiesman. I. Bogert, M. Oberman. 1. Jagta. D. Stormes. P. Halfast. Third row: J. Meerdink, J. Reagle, J. Miller. J. Long, V. Clabbatz. F. Pierce. J. Miller. N. Moore, L. Rubny. H. Motuz. P. Skinner. G. Wise. J. Ross. M. Preble. J. Webb. Fourth row: D. Mcjunkin. B. Joseph, D. Gcrzinn, H. Lindsley, L. Wolcott. B. Bettes, F. Hopkins, R. Lindsley. Fifth row; S. Wester. C. Stearns. N. Loveland. C. Jaggi, E. Jordan. M. Miller. M. Thompson. USHERS . MERCURY . NEAREST TO THE SUN First row: Second row: J. Waterhouse. P. Cullen. M. Wallace. J. Spiesman. J. Johnston. P. Scott. J. Whitehead. B. Zafiropulos. J. Clifford. R. Wharton, D. Feidus. J. Blntt. LIBRARY CLUB JUPITER LARGEST PLANET Firnt row: G. Madison, B. Durham, D. McCray, B. McCray. J. Sherwood, R. Frnnchina, A. Kurelowech. L. Sawchyn. Second row: D. Crawford. J. Durham. J. Davis. S. Fitch. M. Vadovich. L. Volk. F. Hopkins. Third row: Mrs. Jourdet, J. Orhn. A. Roberts, B. Miller. STUDENT COUNCIL...............THE EARTH First row: P Skinner. A. Kurelowech. A. Lee. J. Butters. V. Elder. R. Frisina. C. Elston. A. Harmon. N. Nantes. L. Rubay, N. Hoenes. Second row: D. Gilson. R. Windahl. R. Ottaway. J. Mecrdink. M. Hcerlein. J. Spiesman. R Haight. T. Hildebrand. H. Humes. 56 LIBRARY CLUB JUPITER LARGEST PLANET President---------- Vice President------ Secretary__________ Assistant Secretary Treasurer __________ Art Director-------- Reporter____________ .... Betty McCray Amelia Kurelowech Jalean Sherwood ____Bertha Miller ... Dolores McCray Amelia Kurelowech Blanche Durham Hear me all my earthly friends : I am the Library Club's mascot. I crawl in their weekly meetings, giving needed advice and wriggling through volumes of verse, philosophy, science, ar . and all the other books found under the divisions of the Dewey Decimal System. Under the capable supervision of their faculty director. Mrs. Mary Jourdet. he librarians have catalogued and placed on the shelves many new books and magazines. In addition to helping students find their books, the members of the Library Club work at dusting, straightening, and repairing books, etc. Parties throughout the year occurred quite frequently and were enjoyed by all who participated. Letters were awarded to the members who gave one hundred and fifty hours of service. Very wormly” yours. Oogie, the Bookworm STUDENT COUNCIL . . .THE EARTH President------ Vice President Secretary _____ Treasurer ----- Frank Frisina Cassius Elston . Ann Harmon Virginia Elder The Corry Senior High School Student Coun-il consists of one representative and one alternate from each of the thirteen home-rooms. It is the duty of the alternate to attend the meetings when the regular representative is absent. After inauguration ceremonies, which took place October lfi. 1! 47. at a special assembly, weekly meetings were held Thursdays to provide for school and student improvement. Discussion and action were based upon the suggestions from the homerooms, and under supervision of the faculty advisor. Mr. Philip I egal. In addition to handling the many problems and complaints with expert judgment, the council produced a clever Thanksgiving skit for an assembly, under the direction of Frank Frisina, Cassius Elston, Nancy Hoenes. and Ann Harmon. 57 Hi-Times Corona Borealis Northern Cross The HI Times staff has continued its publication of the school newspaper in mimeograph form. In addition to the new mimeograph machine purchased last year, this year the rftaff has added a mimeoscope and several new lettering guides to its equipment. These, with the new srtyli have made it possible for the staff to publish a more attractive paper of twelve pages. Editorial responsibility has been shifted from time to time in order to allow more of the staff to share in the heavier tasks of publication. .Miss Nolle Titus has continued to serve as faculty advisor. Science Club The Moon Rotates Around The Earth President ____________________________________________ Don Ruffner Vice President ___________________________ James Williams Secretary-Treasurer__________________________Nancy Hoenes The Science Club is an organization of students who have become curious about the mysteries of science and its related subjects. Kvery Tuesday during the activity period the club members learn the fundamentals of the basic sciences, such as Photography, Biology, Geology, and Chemistry, from demonstrations by Mr. Philip Legal, supervisor of the club. The organization of this club has filled the gap left by the disbursement of the Dramatic Club. It has become not only a place to go for a change of scenery and shift of routine, but a stepping stone for the development of the scientifically inclined mind. 58 HI TIMES CORONA BOREALIS NORTHERN CROWN First row: K. Boag. M. Hughes. C. McCJlntock. A. Webb. C. Nielsen. R. Long. T. Puchly. Second row; R. Thomas, P. Wilkinson. P. Storey. G. Mulligan, M. Denton. C. Feldt. R. Windahl. W. Wood. SCIENCE CLUB . THE MOON . ROTATES AROUND THE EARTH First row: Second row: Third row: II. Moore, R. Anthony. N. Hornes. D. Ruffner. T. Damon. H. White, D. Johnson H. Whitney, F. Stack. P. Kolstee. C. Madison. T. Hildebrand. R. Blakely. H. Castranta G. Baglcy. L. Bergman. E. Rainesalo. R. Frontroth. Mr. P. Legal. 59 TRI-HI-Y . VENUS . SECOND FROM THE SUN First row: J. Iloughtling. J. Spiesman. S. Millapaw. J. Reag1e. T. Puchly. J. Miller. P. Cullen. G. Middleton. P. Skinner. J. Waterhouse. H. Bennett. J. Long. G. Wood. j. Gleason. B. Durham. Second row: V. Clnbbatz. H. Powers. N. Gorson. P. Peterson. V. Edler. P. McClintock. J. Johnston. P. Butters. M. Bell, P. Wilkinson. A. Morris, F. Lopus, L. Manges. M. Jagta. A. McCaslin, B. Johnson. Tri-Hi-Y President ------------------------------ Patricia Cullen Vice President-----------------------------Joanne Miller Recording Secretary_______________________Theresa Puchly Corresponding Secretary________________June Waterhouse Treasurer ----------------------------- Patricia Skinner Program Chairman ______________________Grace Middleton The Tri-Hi-Y Club is a Christian fellowship composed of girls who make it their goal to set an example of good will among the students of Corry Senior High School. Initiation services were held this year in tlie Senior High School Auditorium as part of an inspiring candle light ceremony in charge of the senior girls and their sponsor. Miss Ruth Bennett. During the past year, the Tri-Hi-Y sponsored a sensational dance on Sadie llawkin's Day. Kach member was required to ask the I toy of her choice to escort her to the dance. Thanksgiving baskets were distributed to local needy families as a project for the year. The Tri-Hi-Y Club not only serves as a Christian fellowship, but also provides a social background for the high school students. First row: L. Volk. M. Vadovich. B. French. J. Jaquith. N. May. N. Nantes. V. West. N. Keefer, B. Gates, P. Martin. G. Madison. L. Austin. G. Fay. E. Lee. Second row: J. Depew. D. Mack. C. Elychmtki. J. Butter. M. Kurkoski. J. Ficcardi. B. Bettes, K. Poiffcr, H. Motuz. M. McElroy. J. Sherwood. C. Stearns. D. Stormes. A. Kurclowoch. Third row: C. Cochran. P. Blanchard. G. Pardons, M. Denton. J. Miller, J. Ross, R. Malcck. Fourth row: K. MentinKcr, B. McCray. D. McCray. F. Long. J. Stowe. 60 First row: P. l-'enton; J. Haenel. G. Barley; N. Nantes, II. Motus; F. Long; T. Damon. P. Storey Second row: F. Lopus, R. Amy, C. Marsh, B. Gates; J. Faye; J. Miller; M. Denton Unknown. Lucian Franchina. Mr. Moody Mr. Lung. Norman Pier I irst row: Cheerleaders at Pep Assembly: Norma Keefer. B. Gates; P. Blanchard. J. J- Larsons Second row: F. Pierce; F. Lopus; A. Querreveld; J. Stowe; J. Parsons, P. Blanchard 61 RAYMOND MFC. (X)RRY, PENNSYLVANIA 7. Whose name is associated with talking all the time? 62 THE RITZ (Vmgratnlates the Class of 1948 We want you to feel at home at the I?itz THE RITZ RESTAURANT Food — Sodas Pastry — Candy ('orrv and Union ’itv, Pa. 63 TOKALON LUCKY PIE The least's Outstanding Pure (’roam I LOVELY GINGER BREAD LADY Who Made Dog World in 1946 Puppies Dogs For Sale WAYNE VALLEY COCKER KENNELS Mrs. Mabel O. Sill, Owner Phone 37-907 Corry, Penna. 64 1 v v ! •� v [• � j« vvvvv VVVV !‘VVVVVVV I-VVVVVVV ! X I-VVVVVVVvvvvv':-VVVVV ! VVV-; :- :- :-V Compliments of CORRYJAMESTOWN MANUFACTURING CORPORATION 2. II hat name is occasionally mixed with Oleo? vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv X,vvvvvvvvvvvvv'! ! !,v X 4K X XX X X X X X ' M i, X 6.5 L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS (lass Rin s and Pins (Jomineneoment Invitations Diplomas— Personal Cards (’lnb Insignia Memorial Plaques Represented by — Robert T. Turnbull 14 Waldemere Way Lakewood, N. Y. 9. It hat girl might he considered older than she is? v : vv : : v ! ! ': vv% v , vvvv .' vvvvvv : :-vv : ': : -:- ; :-v : -:-': vv !• v v v v v •; v v v v v v 66 AJAX IRON WORKS oorry. Pennsylvania 16. It hat person is a little mountain? WAYNE VALLEY FARMS Quality Potatoes Lynn Sill Cony, Poima. 25. Jeanienne Swan v v v v v !• v v v v v •! v v v v v 'I ! v v -I- ;-'! ! ! v v v • fr 5 • '• ' •' • '• ' • • • •' V : WIGGERS GARAGE OLDSMOBILE G. M. C. Sales Service 22-26 E. South St. Phone 37-664 Cleaning and Laundry 7 East Washington Street Corry, Pa. Dial 30-351 Perry K. Mead Clare L. Capwell TIIE ERIE TIMES John J. Mead, Jr. George J. Mead Go. Publishers Wish you success and happiness - « •.% - • . . • •'« � • •' • .•..♦..•.♦•..♦♦•I ! MILLERS KENDALL SERVICE Cor. Center Washington Corry, Pa. Car Truck Service Washing — Kendall Products Lubrication New Tires — Accessories % ? • • Compliments of ZUCKERMANS Corry, Pa. Jamestown, N. Y. 69 Phone 35-524 10. Marie Fields •I—:—:--:—:--:—:--:—:—:- :- :• :• The Finest in Diamonds Watches and Jewelry STAHL JEWELRY CO. Cony, Pa. Our Congratulations to The Class of 1948 11. If hat girl already owns a car? m vv'I'vv -!• v v V !■ ! v 1 1 •!• !• ! 1 1 1 v v v v •! ! v v .1. ill : f Compliments of McINNES STEEL COMPANY Hammered Tool Steels and Forgings Corry, Pennsylvania ..:..:-.:- : :- : : : :‘ :' : -M- w :- w- :- :- y The Co. X Phone 30-035 Corry, Penna. t 70 CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK CORRY. PENNSYLVANIA The-Bank on-the-Corner ESTABLISHED 1890 Member of Federal Reserve Bank DIRECTORS S. J. Irvine H. W. Parker H. W. Loveland I). B. Taggart G. W. Donaldson There is no substitute for a savings account in this bank 11. Opal Ford A .J. A AA AAAA .J. . J. .J. A A A A : -I ! PAVERS Best Candies Hot Peanuts liat a plate of Ecoma Ice Cream every day. 20 West Main Street I V 'I' •!« A A .J. A A A A .j. a .j. .j. .j. .j. .j. A .j. .J. A A X T : : x V i i HAMMOND Elevator Co. Dealers in Lumber, Coal and Builders’ Supplies Builders of Fine Homes Screened Coal Curry, Penna. :• :• :• FRANK BLISS DRY CLEANING 19 North (’enter Street Phone 21-454 12. What person is do finitely not Hebrew? y % % •% � • � « y % 1 % • v • « • « y V 1 1 Flowers and Plants for all occasions Corsages for every dance at ROWE'S FLOWER SHOP 121 N. Center St. Compliments of MAIN LUNCH :• :• :• :• 72 I- :-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:- :-:- :-:-:-: :-: :-:- :-:-:-:-:-:-:-:- :-:- :-:- :-:-:-:-':-:-:- :-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-: :-:-:-': : :-:- :-:' Compliments of THE CORRY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION 21. What person is always in the center of things? • •♦•••••••••••••••• •.« • •••••••••••••••• • • « •% •% •% � • •% v •••••••••••• Compliments of ! HARRY FITCH • • ❖ Groceries, Meats, Confections, • • ? Tobacco, Gas, Oil, Accessories General Store Route 6—89 • •• • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • •« 73 POTATOES The Basie Energy Food Kieli in Minerals High in Vitamins Low in ('alories IVAN MILLER R. D. 3, Cony, Pa. 14. What boy with red hair has a name of a different color? Compliments of LANSTON’S Paints Wallpaper Glass Curtains Draperies Floor Tile and Linoleums Painters and Decorators 21 S. Center St. Dial 35-151 Compliments of FLOYD MARSH Justice of the Peace Wayne Township Phone 37-905 | . 22. Bertha Miller y • « |« � |« . • J« y y Compliments of AERO SUPPLY MFG. COMPANY, Inc. 19. What two hoys have names like a flower? � |« � |« � |« � |« � |« � |« J � |« � J« y y • « � J« • « |« J '• y y y |« J J« |« y ••• i H. J. GIFFORD Dealer in Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes Rubber Footwear Compliments of e Bendix Philco Kelvinator I Phone 49 H Wattsburg, Pa. :« : : : : i i : ! : ! i i x :- : h i i i m :‘ ! i h : : !- ! ! ; : : h : :‘ !‘ : h- : h- : : !‘ :‘ ! 75 • • v v v 'I •� ! v v % • « • % • Courtesy of If hat boy has a name which stands for an early English means of conveyance? • ••••� ••••• • • • « • « • « • « '• • • . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Compliments of the Compliments of HOTEL COR RY Corry, Pennsylvania 9. Virginia Elder .•vvvvvvvvvvv • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • V V •' 76 PHILLIPS JEWELRY Diamonds Watches Jewelry Gift Shop and Greeting Cards For All Occasions 45 North Center Street 4. What name resembles a fowl? Compliments of :j; PACE GROCERIES and MEATS Free Delivery Ph. 30694 Dfl VI SON PUNCRflL HOMC 77 THE MODEL DAIRY CO. MILK and CREAM CHOCOLATE MILK 6. W hose name is abrupt? .j..j—;.•; •;« 1 !• v v v v v •! !• f Compliments of STEENS Dry Cleaning Laundry I I E. Washington St. Phone 36-075 ! GENERAL PRINTING I OFFICE SUPPLY CO. X Commercial Printing X Office Supplies t Rubber Stamps Made to Order J j. 12 East Pleasant Phone 36-575 Corry, Pennsylvania i vvvvvvvvvvvvv'i'v'i-v':' :--:' : !- 78 WAAAAAA.V..! ! V V V V V V VV V V V V V V V vv •: (■arroU’s Beauty Shop Harriers Beauty Shop Iva Hindman's Beauty Shop Lillie’s Beauty Shop Messiuser’s Beauty Shop Smith’s Beauty Shop Stem’s Beauty Shop William’s Beauty Shop 25. What girl will never be an ugly duckling? v v v 'I v ! v v -I v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v 'I- v v v v v v v v v E. E. GUIGNON Hardware — Plumbing Heating Phone 34-452 Corry, Pa. Since 1918 A. M. LITZ Shoe Repair £ also Johnson Out-board Motors Wolverine Boats ! 112 N. Center Corry, Pa. Our “Soles” go marching on. 79 v :• v % : • v :• v :• • ;• :• v v v ❖ v MEN’S PAULS WEAR “For Young Men and Men Who Stay Young” Your Appearance is Your Success! 24. Jean Rea pie WALTER PROCTOR GENERAL MERCHANDISE Phone, Dial 38 420 BEAVER DAM, PENNSYLVANIA WILCOX’S DECORATORS Compliments of Wallpaper - Paint - Music Unfinished Furniture 103 E. Main 33-724 ji ! ! PENNSYLVANIA GAS CO. What name is used as soil? • I V 1 V V V V' A • «� «• •• . y 1 V 80 LINDSEYS Auto Body All kinds of 'ollision Work Painting and Welding 122 Third Avenue Corry, Penna. Phone 33-874 CORRY LOCKER SERVICE R. A. NASON, Owner 36 West Main Street Phone 34-515 Frozen Foods Meats Wholesale Locker Storage (’uring and Smoking Congratulations to Senior Cl ass 1 V “Year ‘round milk market” V “Good water is a priceless community asset.” THE CORRY WATER SUPPLY COMPANY 12. Frank Gentile :• :• :• :• •: : 81 ERIE OPTICAL CO. 823 Peach Street Erie, Pennsylvania Compliments of PAUL’S HARDWARE 23. Claire Cost VV V VVVV V 1' V 1 1 V V V COYLE’S GROCERY f I Meats, Groceries, Produce .349 East South Street t Dial 36-833 Compliments of WALTER L. PEAKE I I 7. Joan Dev VVVVVVVVVVVVVVv-X VVVVV :-VVVVVVVVV : vv-;- :”:-vvvv 82 I-:—:—:—:-:—:-:—:—:—I—:—:—:—:—:-:—:-:-:-:—:-:-:— Compliments of WATISBUHG HOTEL Wattsburg, Pennsylvania H. Danny Dykes I v ! i (Compliments of TOFF’S “Corry’s Smart Women’s Shop” 28 North Center Street •; 'H ': vv'! i 'I -! m v'! ; ! 'I ': : 'I 'I ': .,' : -w ! ! w : ! m h w m 5 h w : m : i m ! : :' Compliments of KIWANIS CLUB Corry, Pa. ? t Quality Plumbing Heating ? ? X 5. tt hose name ends in an I automobile? • :• :• • •: i v i x v :• :• :• • :• :• :• :• %• •: :• x -i- • v :• • xx ’• 83 nulahos A Candies 926 State Street ERIE, PA. THE SPOUT CENTER 121 West 9th St. Erie, Pa. For All Your Needs 18. Bernice Kin v v v v v v I-v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v 1 v v v v v 1 v •! v v LEED’S Ladies Ready-to-wear and Accessories 20 North Center St. Corry, Pennsylvania DR. T. S. KELSEY OPTOMETRIST 52V4 N. Center Street Corry, Pa. I-:—:-:-:-:-:—:-:—I-:-:-:-:-:—:-:-:-:-:-:— 84 and Watch Repairing I a Physicians Supply - Toiletries f SEA’S DRUGS 43 North Center St. Corry, Pa. Prescriptions Hospital Supplies 26. If hat girl is very severe? i .j. . . .j..•. .j. .v.� J v v J« '• v v v v ! v 1 1 1 “I I ‘I !' Compliments of the PERSONAL FINANCE CO 138 N. Center St. Corry, Pa. Phone 30-814 TURNER’S Corry’s Quality Men’s Store I i | V i ❖ • :• ;• •; •; ;• •: ! !♦ «j :• :• :• %• 85 ED ROSE Sporting Goods Leading College and High School Outfitters Representative for A. G. Spalding Bros, and McGregor - Goldsmith Sports Equipment 51 Genesee Street Buffalo 3, N. Y. Compliments of a, mmi son Compliments of A P TEA CO 24 S. Center St. Corry, Pa. f I Compliments of MABEL SHOPPE Ladies Wear 22. If hat girl could he called ? “Dusty”? vvvvvvvv 86 •: : ‘!‘ : ;-:-! I : I I ! ! !‘ ; ! ! !- !-: !-!-; ! : : W : W I M-!‘ ! ! W ! ! !‘ ! !-!“! ! ! ! ! !‘ W ; ! !-I ! : ! Compliments of WALTER SCOn Attorney at Law | CLUTE TRACTOR SALES Ford Tractors Dearborn Implements A Choremaster Garden Tractors i Firestone Tires Kendall Gas Oil • X Phone 4-8 Wattsburg, Pa. 26. Carmen Stearns PARK LUNCH f North Center Street 1 Hamburgers Hot Dogs X. ' i y x Compliments of BERKHOUSE DISPOSAL 87 V V V V V V V V V V ■vvvvvwwwv Congratulations Seniors ROSSBACHER INSURANCE SERVICE The Office on the Corner Cony, Penna. • v 1 V ! v •� V ! % • ! ! V « J4 1 |« ♦ « y y � |« • • y • « • « • « J« y V POWELL LOAN AND FINANCE CO. Friendly Financial Service To Meet Every Need 143 X. Center Si. Corry, Pa. C. II. (lens Jr Manager Phone 33-711 17. What person likes the hunting season? y y y y y y • « y y y y • y y y y y yy � J� y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y « y V ALS CLOTHES SHOP The Store P'or MEN and BOYS -47 North Center Street v V Compliments of BOSTON HOUSE ± 20. What girl is far from short? • . . .« . • • • • •• v V• • • • « 88 Buick Pontiac Compliments W. W. WATERHOUSE 37 W. South St. Phone 35-021 International Trucks General Tires It Shows You Are Thrifty To Use More RAWLEIGH PRODUCTS Compliments of E. A. LEE Your Rawleigli Dealer R. F. I). 3, Corrv, Pa. • • % • CONNIE'S GROCERY Groceries - Meats - Produce Specialties Home Made Bread Spaghetti — Salads I I :j: When You Think of Insurance I Think of 13. Jane ( Ira.' son 89 t “Give Our Service a Trial” NRG LI Successors to Kent Bros. Wattsbur Pa. 1; very thing for The Home Builder Phone 221: e YV. L. AKMITAGE, Mgr. J :j; Keystone Gas - Emblem Oil Battery Tire Service Lubrication Accessories t Phone 34-681 1115 N. Center St. Corry • « • « •% • « � '• � • • « • « | J v %4 • ♦ « • « � Y % | y � % « 1 Y ! ! Compliments of THE FORADORA ROWER SHOP 124 North Center Street Corry, Pa. u, i s ’hone: Corry 36531 Union City 29 | ELGIN MILLS Bill McCray Quit Palmer Fuel — Feed — Fertilizer Field Seeds — Lime Phone—Corry 35-079 Elgin, Pa. 14. George Green KEYL PHYSICIANS SUPPLY COMPANY Medical and Surgical Supplies Prescriptions NAST COMPANY Corry, Pa. i 22 West Ninth St. Erie, Pa. X t X 16. Henry Hill I- :--:--:- :- :-:—:—:--:--:-:--:—:- :—:- :-:--:--:— I FIR Cl 1 BAKING COMPANY MA - MADE BREAD “Buy the Best” ! C. Christensen Motors ;j; 120 West Washington Street | PACKARD Mi AMERICA’S NO. 1 I GLAMOUR CAR % •J« � J. .J. .J. Y .J. .J. .J. .J. .J. y .J. .J. .J. y [• Y Y |« Y .J .J. .J .J« � J y � J« y y � J Y � J. � J «J« «J Y Y 1 1 V ! ! 1 91 ! AL’S DAIRY BAR •% 98 L:. Columbus Ave. : Dial 33-822 i Corry, Pa. ! ! Firestone Seat Covers Firestone Tires Tubes ORCUTTS Firestone Store 9 South Center Street Corry, Pa. 37-294 . . | • . '•• •• •• • • . • v • • VVV'i'VV V V 1 V v •! Compliments of PHOENIX 1. Jack Matt 92 Compliments of KEN BRUMAGIN Wattsburg, Pa. Meats - Groceries - Hardware also Roller Skating Every Afternoon Evening Refreshments THE FAIR STORE Men’s and Boy’s Furnishings Shoes 16 S. Center Street Corry, Penn a. v '! v !' ! !' v '! % v v ! • ••• ••• •% ••• •% ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• % •% •% % Compliments of GUY E. ROGERS 75. Troy anson C. IV. PHILLIP’S Service Station Batteries and Tires Mobilgas - Oil - Accessories Confectionery Tobacco - Cigarettes $ Phone 3-5 Wattsburg, Pa. •••••••• i • •• VV %• V . .vvv.vr 93 THOMAS MOTOR COMPANY 16 Clinton Street fwIBut rl ‘I ) hoi114-125 ( (UTV, Pennsylvania 7 ft “All That’s Best at Lowest Cost” vvv vvv : (-ompliments of WING-WILLI STAR STORES, Inc. Quality Meats and Groceries 781 North Center Street 117 North Center Street 121 First Avenue 'OPWV, PENNSYLVANIA •I 1 v v v v v v 'I v v vWvvv y J • y y � J« y y y y y y y y y y y y � J« y � J« • FRANK E. GRAFT INS. AGENCY General Insurance 202 N. Center Street Corry, Pa. Phone 35-2.S4 Compliments of F. C. CHAPIN SONS 24. What person has a ( ueenlv hearing? v vvvvv v v 1 v v v v v v v v v -I v v v v v v v v •!• v -!—! !• !♦♦!• v 1 v v v v v v v v -I v v v v vv v v v v v v v v 94 Ove 75 Years of Faithful Public Service Meyer Quality is Your Guide to Satisfaction Smart College Styled Apparel for Hi Students CLOTHING • HATS • SHOES • FURNISHINGS A Iso Misses’ and Teen-age Xian-tailored Suits, Coats and Accessories P. A. MEYER SONS ERIE’S FOREMOST CLOTHIERS 817-819-821 State St. ............................................! 1. After graduating from high school, if interested in Business Training, consult the Jamestown Business College for opportunities in Business Education. JAMESTOWN BUSINESS COLLEGE JIT Cherry St., Jamestown, X. Y. We Specialize In Hot Dogs Hamburgs Chillies TEXAS LUNCH Try Us For Quick Service DAVI50N-F0GLE LUMBER COMPANY 237 Franklin Street Corry, Pennsylvania Lumber — Millwork Building Supplies Phone 34-044 17. Dirk Huntley YE OLDE BOOK SHOPPE BIBLES TESTAMENTS RELIGIOUS BOOKS SCRIPTURE-TEXT GREETING CARDS STATIONERY MOTTOES NOVELTIES SALLMAN PICTURES MR. AND MRS. GERALD BAGLEY 48 EAST IRVING ST. PHONE 33-623 CORRY, PA. You are sure to enjoy Sterling Homogenized Yit. I). Milk Place your order by calling Erie Collect 99-691 STERLING MILK GOOD LUCK f Y t | M. J. Marlin Son 19. Eugene Lloyd Lillie • Don't take chances with those precious snapshots. Bring the exposed film to us for careful developing—and crisp, brilliant prints. Prompt service. P utterson PI,0,0 P roducts 115 First Ave. Corry, Pa. ! !• V V V V V V V 1 vv 1 -H—I- V V V V V V VVVV V V V V V VV V V V V V V V 1 96 VVV’l'VVVV V'H' 'I'VV’I'VVV VV VVV 'I'VV' Compliments of FRITZ REAGLE SERVICE STATION Mobil Gas — Mobil Oil Tires — Batteries Accessories 424 North Center Street Phone 34-011 Compliments of ROOT APPLIANCE Frigidaire - Maytag - Blackstone - Philco - Sparton Corry, Pa. !,v,! r' vv'M'v Y,;’VvvvvvvvYvvvvvvvvv,W, !,vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv ; ;'v ;. I ♦ Blatt Bros. L 0.0. M. 1.98 PIP. REX THEATRE Corry, Pa. ALWAYS A GOOD SHOW 18. What girl might he a queen? X V V 'I Y VYV V Y V Y V !' Y V V 1 Y V 1 'I !• V Y YYY ’I 'I ! Y ! ! Y 1 1 V V Y V V Y V Y ! Y YY !« ! YY Y V Y V Y V 97 TV, q ViicrVi movlr CORRY—UNION CITY, PA. “Prices That Meet or Beat’’ Chicago Shoe Roller Skates Davis Tires Guaranteed 2 Years Home Owned and Operated Lester R. Lopus 1 T J I I :c Compliments of Dr. Gray Dr. Rhodes Dr. Weed Dr. Mosier Dr. Jones Dr. Duffield 20. June Long I'VV'l.VY'l'VV •! :,vvvvvvY vv.!,vvv,! i X !'vvvv-I,vvvvvvvvvvv.;..;..:.y.;..;..;..;..;. 98 212 South First Ave. Corry, Pennsylvania Our work is dirty but we treat you white CRYSTAL ICE AND COAL CO. I :♦ 13. What girl is always happy? : :- :-: ! :- :- ‘:-: :- :- -:-:“: : : :« : :- :- : :- : h :‘ x : x- :- x : h-h-x-w- m Bowling Alleys “Pete” Russell 2. Pat Putters •I ! v V • V V V •!• 1 V 1 ♦!- 1 V Try The Ride You Have Never Known! BOWL-AIRE | KAISER FRAZER i America’s Fourth Largest Producer of Fine Cars Aikens Motor Sales Inc. ♦ H W : H •!■ ! !• -I !• ! X ! t ! ! X—I—! I I I x-x-: : : :- :- : x m- :“M‘ :- : h m--: i :- : h : ‘! : h h ‘ h : : m :-‘: ‘M Quality - Footwear Styled - to - please Discriminating - Buyers BARNES AND CARRIG 37 N. Center St. .X X X X X X X X X X X X X- X X X X X X X X X X‘ X- X X X X X‘ X- If youth but knew what age would crave They’d start TODAY and save and SAVE! $1.00 or more starts an account. Liberal earnings paid regularly. COH BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Cony, Pa. � va.x , ,- x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x I‘ x x x x x ! 1 E Compliments of WASHINGTON LUNCH 18 East South Street Corry, Pa. Regular Meals Short Orders Lunches N. Center St. Phone 99-234 Corry, Pa. 21. Grace Middleton I—:..:-.:-.:—:—:-.:..:—:—:-.:—:—:-.:-.:-.x—I-:—:—:--:—:—:—x—:—x—:—:— 100 ■ANN'S DEPARTMENT DRUG STORES, INC 34-36 North Center Street Corry, Pennsy lva nia 23. If hat person could hold up a fence? i ! ! i ! !-! i i ! i i i ! i i ! i i !-: :‘ : : : : : :-x-:-‘:- : :-: :- : : : : h-� x- h- !-h-h- h h THE CORRY EVENING JOURNAL Fine Commercial Printing ! I :- !-! ! !- ! !- ! !“I !- I ! : ! I-I-! !- H- I-I I H I I M I I I I ! I ! I ! ! ! ! I- !-I- I I ! ! !- I ! M- M ! : Phone 33-092 f Willys Cars, Trucks, Jeeps and Equipment Sales and Service % 900-904 North Center Street $ Corry, Penna. i Compliments of HELEN SHOPPE Ladies Lingerie Togs for Tots • 3. Alice Clayton 101 Crosley and Gibson Electric Refrigerators Gas and Electric Ranges MERRITT APPLIANCE COMPANY 46 West Main Street Corry. Pa. Dial 35-571 Sales and Service Compliments of THE NATIONAL BANK OF CORRY Established in 1892 Member of Federal Reserve System Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 7. Whose name is the opposite of night? vvvwvvv, !• •!• •!• •!• ! •!• •'« � '• •'« � « •% •'« • « MEET THE GANG AT MARGARET’S 134 North Center St. Corry, Pa. I I 1 T Compliments of 6. Jim Curtis f 102 •I v v v i •! •! v % v v %• � ; •; • •: Congratulations Senior ('lass POWELL MOTOR COMPANY 141 N. Center St. .“W-TIl 10. If hat girl has a place to have a garden? v ! %• |« •% •% •% � • • « ± I T The Home of Excellent Books :j: We handle all books from all ¥ Publishing houses t School Library Service 329 Prescott Ave. Scranton, Pa. !• -I ’• !’ v v v V V V V V V V V ! %• %• J y Corner of West Main and Spring Streets Corry, Pennsylvania 4. Clarence Cox v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v 103 I—:—:—:—:—:—:—:- :—:- :—:—:—:—:—:—I—: ':—: ':—:—:—: :' 2 Compliments of the CORRY BAKERY Erie’s Quality Shop For Distinctive Fashions j ! £he Hallr Bros. Co Times Square Erie, Pa. 8. What person could live £ in Holland I|Z Compliments of ¥ T Compliments of CORRY DINOR Gulf Gasoline Gulf Oils Lubrication Accessories Columbus, Pa. Phone 38-828 Quality Foods Always Open 5. Donna Crawford VVVV I 'I'V'! VVV'I V I V% VVVVV'I ’ 'V 104 .