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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1955 volume:

LL4, f X .- f-.. X, E P F2 if '1 1 9' ,X x. T I yz 5 The 1955 CIIRRIAN indium? 9 'V' A if 0 414' 'wr 'WGTN-va' '4'i-if V K 1 we ' Carry Area lligh School Curry, Pennsylvania FORE WORD The Corrian staff has chosen as the 1955 theme The Building of a School . Throughout the book, We have endeavor- ed to use terms employed in construction Work as captions for our various sections and divisions. We hope that this year book will live through the years as a tribute to the foresight of all those Who had any part in the building of our new Corry Area High School. EVENTS WHICH LED TO THE NEW SCHOOL Survey of existing facilities and needs authorized First meeting of area school boards to discuss jointuro . . First meeting of Corry Area Joint Committee ,. . First meeting of Corry Area Joint Board .............. Joint Agreement for Operation of Secondary Schools signed Architect selected ........................ . . . . Motion to construct combined Junior-Senior High School passed unanimously ..... Final site selection ....... ...........,.,............,. Request for State Department approval sent to Harrisburg Jointure Agreement extended to include all elementary grades except Spring Creek Township .....,..,... llepartment of Public lnstruction Approval received .. Preliminary plans for building approved by joint b02ll'd .. Motion to form Corry Area Municipal School Authority passed .... .... First meeting of Corry Area Municipal Authority Bond Counsel selected hy Authority Financial Advisor selected by Authority .. Construction bids opened ..,......... Bond bid accepted by the Authority .. .. Construction bids approved by joint committee Construction bids awarded by Authority .. Ground breaking ceremony ..,........ March 13 . February 2 6. July 5 .. July 5 .luly 5 1 September 7, November ZS November 28 . , April 2 .. .lllllti 330 .. July 19 , September 4 . September 4 . January 2 .. January 2 .. February ti .. March 10 .. April 14 .. May 5 .. May G . . .. May 16 First day of school , . September 20 a Dedication ........ .... lv larch 15, 2 1959 1951 1951 1951 1951 1951 1951 1951 1952 1952 1952 1952 1952 1953 1953 1953 1953 1953 1953 1953 1953 1954 1955 Administration . . . . School Authorities SUPERINTENDENT LAWRENCE M. DOUGLAS, D. Ed. HOWARD J. SHEEN HAROLD G. WOLFE PRINCIPAL SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL M. A., St. Lawrence University M. A., University of Rochester I D ii- FL ln OO mnuun-AL nvs -nnvun-.L nv: l lV nun nu- wr-em N,-L ' ............k ....... . f----M 2-- fifl 0 804 'va IVO 5 nun L 'Y' I, on if - Y V -- - u--Ll. nnnn C 0 ,, , . 0 o in , rf' gf 'W ' can :env van. uw ' D 'W ! I-on 1-an neun , N nn A IV! I IICIIVIII , ll annum .ou , an vu ' '-G uw- W. y :uw D l n 1-ov .. u new noun ...it ,,,,,.,,,.,., 9 rmgg ' un-u YAIU uns I I k.gl'. ' IDILII IDBI nn- 0 QV!!! 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'Il 'V IQ, .op . v , .- ,, x I - 1, X 9 ' 1, 1. us, . Q 13. 'Q ' 0 'P 15 . - , ICILI n un 4- 11' 1 'Q .1 X 'Q :- 'v 'n Q Q 0 f- v 'a o 'v Q .1 r X . r 4 'Q . 0 'Q 'a 'Q 5' o I 0 Program of Dedication CORRY AREA HIGH SCHOOL Tuesday, March 15, 1955 Presiding .... .................. D r. L. M. Douglas Superintendent, Corry Area Schools Music .... ...... C orry Area High School Band Mr. H. Lynn Rice. Director The National Anthem .... .... H igh School Chorus and Audience F'lag Salute ..,. . . .Led by Miss Joannie Maloney President, Student Council Invocation... ............... The Reverend H. Ray Harris Pastor, Evangelical United Brethern Church Music-Battle Hymn of the Republic. . . . . .High School Chorus Introduction of Platform Guests Presentation of Building ................. Mr. Walter Deutschlander President, Corry Area Schools Authority Acceptance of Building .... ............... B Ir. Hubert S. Vaughn President, Corry Area School Board Address.. ...... ................. l Jr. Thomas Miller President, Edinboro State Teachers College Alma Mater .................... High School Chorus and Audience Closing Prayer and Benediction Al'Ill'I'0Rll'Nl rum. 5 We Dedicate This Building To . . . . . . ALL AREA YOUTH, with the fervent hope that they will find here the avenues to more effective learning and to the strengthening of ethical, moral, social and spiritual values. May it become for them a happy s c h o ol home. HONH4 I1 I UXUSIIUS We Dedicate This Building T0 . . . . . . ALL THOSE WHO WILL TEACH h e r e , W i t h the knowledge that its true worth can be realized only by the complete devotion of their talents to the art of teaching. May they attain true success in their chosen profes- sion. We Dedicate This Building To . . . . . . ALL RESIDENTS OF THE AREA, with the belief that it will be an object of community pride, and that it will deserve the kind of com- munity co-operation w h i c h good schools must have. May it contribute to happier and better community living. . FILXS-S I0 Nl We Dedicate This Building T-0 . . . . . . ALL BOARD AND AUTHORITY MEM- BERS whose unselfish efforts have been united in an excellent spirit of harmony to make it pos- sible. May this same spirit continue through- out the years to come. Bruce Bailey Mrs. Doris Baldwin E. F. Bettes Mrs. Mayme Bridges Leland Crosscut Walter Dingfelder Orlo Ewing Carl Fullom Donald Gates D. Armour Hillstrom Former members of t George Bensink Mrs. Cecile Burleigh Edward W. Feldt Karl Gates L. E. Graham Harold Howard Homer Kolstee Mrs. Ethlyn Linclstrom Homer Manley CORRY AREA BOARD OF EDUCATION Hubert S. Vaughn, President Miss Helen E. Jones Robert Kafferliu Charles Kennedy Howard Ladd Arthur Lindstrom Stewart A. Long William G. Lord Clifford McCray Cecil Miller Warlo Morris be Board of Education who hlve served Chandler Mason Mrs. Cleo McCray Mrs. Velma McCray 'Michael McMahon 'Charles S. Monroe Milton Morris Lawrence Morton Clarence Proper Arnold H. Seastead 'Deceased CORRY AREA SCHOOLS AUTHORITY Walter Deutschlander, President Robert A. Ott .lr. Leon Proctor Wave Rieck Mrs. Margaret Ross Albert Sandburg Mrs. Eva Sexton James A. Stewart Archie E. Tate, M.D. Elmer Tripp Hollis llpperman Jolm Zamborik since the School project was started: Kenneth Sickler A. D. Smith Mrs. Opal Stultz Guy Swart Theodore Vanderhoff Leon VanTassel Clarence S. Wallace 'William Wodarsky Archie Wynn Ray Burrows Homer Kolstee Dallas C. Smiley Howard Hammond George N. Orcutt Donald Wharton Howard I-lutzelman Robert A. Ott Sr. Former members of the Corry Area Schools Authority who have served since the school project was started: Charles H. Bracken Harold Howard L. E. Graham Bernard Porter L. M. Douglas ..... ............ S uperintendent of Schools S. E. Anderson ....... ...... S ecretary and Business Manager Mrs. L. W. Crosscut . Secretary, Wayne Township School Board Mrs. Hazel Eldred, Secretary, Spring Creek Township School Board Frank G. McKnight .............................. Solicitor ARCHITECTS Hunter, Caldwell 8: Campbell, Altoona, Pa. John Zamborik, Architect's' Representative CONTRACTORS L. H. Ludwig Company .. Falconer, N. Y. .......... .. General J. D. Kissel ........... . . . Geneva, Ohio . . . ............. Electrical Milton Riede ......... .... T ownville, Pa . . . . Heating and Ventilating Sans Corporation ..... ........ J amestown, N. Y. .. ........... Plumbing Niagara China dk Equipment Co, Buffalo, N. Y. .. .. Kitchen Equipment 8 Senior High chool Faculty ........... Architects Ruth l. Bennett Gilnor Deuvall F. Lowe Edwards Paul Felton Charles O. Gilbert Bonita H, Gordon Louis F. Hanna james M. Harper Kenneth L. Harvey Mary M. jourdet Rl'TH I. BENNl'IT'l' ILA., M. A., Pennsylvania State Uliiversitygldng- lish, American History, Corrian Editoral Advisor, Senior Tri-Ifli-Y Advisor. GILNUR lDl1ll'YALli B.S., Syracuse University-vllookkeepingr. Com- mercial Geography, I . IAHYE HIHVARDS ILS., Edinboro State Teachers College-Social Studies and American History. Faculty Athletic' M a naser. Beaverette Advisor. l'A l' li FE UPON ILS., Indiana State Teachers CollegefEnglislx, Joined Teaching Staff i11 February. FHA RLES 0. GILBERT' University of Pittsburgh-Auto Mechanics, Hi-Y Advisor. BONITA H. GORDON B. S., Indiana State Teachers College Home'- inaking, Boys Hoinemaking Club Adviror. L0 l'lS I . HA NSA B. S., Slippery Rock State Teachers College--M Athletic Director and Health, Head Football Coach, Varsity Club Advisor. .l AM IGS Nl. HA Rl'l'lll l5.S.. University of Pittsburg'hfCoortlinator of Vocational Industrial Education. KENNl4Z'l'H li. HARYPIY B.S.. Edinboro State Teachers College, M. A.. New York Universityw-Biology, History, and Driver Education, Junior High Football Coach, Assistant Basketball Coach, Projection Club Advisor. MARY M . J0l'RDl+I'l' B.A., North Dakota. Teachers Collegefiflnglisli, Junior Class Advisor. enior High chool Faculty ..... ...... A rchitects Philip W. Legal Mary C. Lewis john Liebegott Felix M, Matthews Mary F. McMahon Constance ll. McMillan Nancy L. McQuiston William E. Miller Marjorie A. Muir H. Lynn Rice l'HlLll' XY. LEGAL B.S., Thiel College, M. Ed., Pennsylvania State University---Science, Junior Play, Student Council, Attendance Director. M AR Y F. LEXYIS ILS., West Chester State 'I'eat-lie-rs lfollegef llealth. JOHN LlEBl'lGOT'l' ILS., California State Teachers Collegevfe ln- dustrial Arts, Junior Red Cross Advisor, Athletic Council Secretary. FEL! X M. MATTHIGXYS ll.S.. Edinboro State Teachers College. M. Ed., Pennsylvania State llniversitygMathematics, At- tendance Records. MAR Y F. MCMAHON H.A.. Seton Hill College. B. S., Edinboro State Teachers College-English, Latin, Senior Class Advisor, Junior Tri-Hi-Y Advisor. CON STANK YE H. MCM! LLA N B.S., Edinboro State Teachers CollegeiMathe- matics, Collection Vhairman. NANFY L. MCQLISTUN H. S.. Clarion State Teachers College--Librarian, Junior High School Tri-Hi-Y Advisor, Library Club Advisor. M' I LLIADI Fl. MILLER B. S., Indiana State Teachers College, lVl, Ed, llniversity of PittsburghfCommercial, Sophonioro Class Advisor, School Treasury Advisor, Key Club Sponsor. MARJORI E A. M l'lR B.A., Grove City Collegevhlnglish, Spanish, Cheer- leaders Sponsor, Sophomore Tri-I-li-Y Advisor. H. LYNN RIFE B.S., Ohio State Univelsityg M. M.. University of Southern CaliforniaAfDirector of Music. 4 Architects ............ Senior High School Faculty RA MSEY U. RUG ERS ILS., Edinhoro State- 'l'e:lcl1ers College'-Art. Junior und Senior Art Clubs Advisor. H ELEN S. RON' IC ILS.. Indiana State Teucllers College-, M. A.. New York University-Coinlliercial. Corriun Business Staff Advisor. IVREID J. Sl 'H VYA I! H.H.S., Niagara llniversity----English. Ilistory, and Commercial, Auditorium Director. JOHN F. Sl'Al'H'l' ILS., Pennsylvania State Univ9rsityvAgri4'ulture. l4'.F.A. Club Advisor. Sl'l4l G. SWAFK H.S.. Grove City College-English and Biology, SOIIIIOIIIOFE' Tri-Hi-Y Advisor. NURNIAN G.. 'l'ARlSl'lI.ll University of Okltl1l0Illll+lNI1l0hill0 Shop l'1uc-tice. Nlflllhld E. 'l'l'l'l'S A.B.. Allegheny College' M. lfld.. Pennsylvania State University-World Ilistory. Ili Times Advisor. , Ramsey C. Rogers Helen S. Rowe Fred AI. Schwab john C. Spacht Sue G. Swack Norman C. Tarbell Nclle E. Titus 'I X , Nor High chool Faculty .......... Architects Nicholas L. Bogclen Marie E. Edwards Clarence R. Eld Phyllis M. Hill john P. Kissman Edward W. Blakeslee Victor N. Cragg Irvin H. Downs Betty H. Crimn Carl E. Linborg Robert C. Olson Letha W. Rose Virginia B. Ross j. Donald Watson MARGARWI' BAt'1HMAN ILS.. Clarion State Teacheis College--English, Social Studies. EDWARD XV. liLAKl+1SLEE A. B., Ed. M., University of Pittsbllrghflinglisli, Social Studies. NICHOLAS L. ROGDEN PLS., Iildinboro State Teachers Collegef-Social Studios. I'It 'l'OR N. f'R.AGG ILS.. Slippery Itot-k State Teachers Collegef Ilealth, Physical Education. .IAVK DAHLINGICR ILS.. Indiana State Teachers College-Music. I L0RI4INl'l4l NI. IDAYE ILS.. Mercyhurst College-Clothing, Related Subjects. IRVIN H. DOWNS B.S., California State Teachers College-w-In- ilustrial Arts. MARIE E. EDXVARDS B. S.. Lock Haven State Teachers Co1Iege-Mathe- matics. t'lAR.I1INl'E R. ELD ILS., Lock Haven State Teachers C0llegefScience. ISE'l l'Y GRIMM IE. S.. Illooinslmurg State Teachers College-Social Studies. PHYLLIS M. HILL A. B., Grove City College-English. JOHN P. KISSMAN I3.S., Edinboro State Teachers College-Social Studies. UARL E. LINBORG B. A., Albion College-Geography, Social Studies. ROIIERT V. OLSON B. S., Edinboro State Teachers College-Science, Geography. LICTHA W. ROSE ILS., Edinboro State Teachers College-Gcography, Science, Mathematics. VIRGINIA Ii. RUSS ILS., Edinhoro State Teachers Collegef-Art.. VICTOR J. SAYRE Ii. M.. Cincinnati Conservatory, M. M., Indiana University---Music. LEOR.-I Bl. STRANAHAN B.S., Edinboro State Teachers College-f-English. J. DONALD XVATSON B.S., Mansfield State Teachers College-Mathe matics. ELNORA S. WOOD I3.S., Edinboro State Teachers Co1lege-Mathe- matics. RUTH WIQIGHT Ii. S., Slippery Itock State Teachers College- Ilcalth, Physical Education. 'I'Y PE WYRITIXG ROOM CAFETERIA Mrs. Merritt N. Hunt, Mzuiagrel' Mrs. Mary f'ill'lSt9llSi-ill Miss Luvillu Ilzivis Mrs. Vellum Mc-Cray Mrs. Ruth Morris i SECRETARIES Miss Dolores Aquiliuo Miss Fl0i'vm'v P01111 Mrs, Jmiu Il, Rout Mrs. Ilortlivzi VVilliums School Physiviziii: llr. .I. lilly lluttvrs CA lf'l41'l'I4lliIA LIBRARY HA Ill, CUSTODIANS Arthur IC. Ayliug' Mrs. llnmtlly liziln-uwli Cluyimi Il. Iiziwiis Guy R. llnrling: Mrs. Edna Williams Alton VVilsm1 Willurrl Wilson School Nurse: Miss EVZI if 1 Senior Class History ................... Foremen President, Vice President Secretary . . . Treasurer .. SENIOR OFFICERS VValt,er Sanders . . . Kathy Gage Deanna Hoylen , Robert Hixson JUNIOR OFFICERS President , . .,,.. ................ . Walter Sanders Kathy Gage . . .Virginia McCray Vice President Secretary .... Treasurer . . , . . Tony Radecki SOPHOMORE OFFICERS President , . . . . . . . Walter Sanders Vice President .. .. James Burkhart Secretary ,..,.. . . . Robert Hixson Treasurei- ,. . , ... .. Tony Radecki In 1953 we entered Corry High as sopho- mores. It was easy to get lost in the rush between classes and that fact we usually accomplished. the fourth ronsec Now, we are seniors! For utive year Walter Sanders was elected class presi dent. This year, also, we faced an important task We are the first class to be graduated from the As juniors we had a job to do. Under the sup- ervision of Kathy Gage, student director, we pre- sented our play Ah! Men! It was well received and helped ns to treat the Seniors to a wonderful banquet and prom. years to come. new high school. The way we at-t will be an in fluence on the students taking our place in the Row Z: Mr. H. J. Sheeng Mrs. joan Root, Miss Florence Pond: Mrs. Lucile Hunt. Row I: Cafeteria St:-xffg Auto Shopg Homemaking girls and teacher, Miss B. Cordon. 14 1955 ........ RYTH ELLEN ABBEY College Preparatory 140 Maple Avenue Birthday - Jnly 9 Hi Times 2, 3: H. R. Col- lector 2. 3: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: Delegate Tri-I-li-Y State U. N. Conference 4: Orchestra 33 Band 4: Beaverettes 4: Usher Society 3, 4: Junior Banquet Comm.: J u nior Play Comm.: Sports Usher 4: Monitor 4. liA'l'l-ILEEN RI l'H AKAM t'onnnereial General 357 East Pleasant Street Birthday - Mareh 25 l-li Times 2, 3, 4: Corriau Circulation 2, 3, 4: Cafe- teria 2, 3, Sec.: Library 2. Ii, Pres. 4: Junior Hospital Aux. 3: Junior Banquet Comm.: J u n i or Prom. Comm.: Junior 'l'1'i-Hi-Y: .lunior Class Play. DAVID LAWRENCE ANDERSEN t'oinmei-cial General 448 East Main Street Birtlidayf - October 20 Hand 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Orchestra 3: Cooking Club 4. JOAN ELLEN AQUILINO f'OllllllPl'l'ilIl Secretarial 518 North Venter Street Birthday - September 27 Student Council 2, 3: Cor- rian Editorial 2, 3: Beaver- ettes 4: Tri-Hi-Y 4: Cafe- teria 4: Hi Times Sec. 4. eniors ROBERT VA R-Ii A IK ENS General Ilox 05 1'olunibus llirtlulay - Mareh 30 Junior Red Cross Il. NEQWBERN MAl'Rlf'E ALl!Rll'H t'ommerrial General 215 Second Avenue Birtlulay - Ileeeinber I Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Enselnble Club 4: .lunior Red Cross 2, 3. SYLYIA JANE A N I DERSON Commercial Secretarial 24 lYest Frederick Street. Birthday - January 8 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Beav- erettes 4: Corrian Editorial 2, 3, 4: Junior Play: .lunior Prom Comm.: Stud e n t Council 4: Gym Club 2. ROBERT FLARK BAUHOFNER Connnereial General 311 Concord Street Birthday - April I4 Hi-Y 4: Key Club 2, Il, 4: School Treasurer 4. eniors...... DONNA FA Y HA SHLINE f'ommm-cial General 415 XVest Plvaszlnt Street, Birtluluy - Ovtober 31 Corrian Editorial 43 Library Club 23 Corrian Advertis- ing Il. ROSEMARIE ANNA BE'I'.-Ui l'olmu4-rcial Secretarial R.D. 3 Spartansburg Birtluluy - January 25 Junior Red Cross 23 Cor- riun Advertising 33 Beav- eretteg 43 Junior Banquet COI1lm.1 Monitor 43 Sports Usher 4. L.-Xl'Rl1lL RAE BRIGGS t'ollc-ge Pr:-puratory I7 Xhfst l'Ieusunt,Stre1-t Birthday - September 1 Junior Red Cross: Collec- tor Il. 4. JAMES XVILLIAM IIVRKHART College Preparatory 28 NVQ-st Irving Street, Birtlltlzly - .lime 8 Football 2, 3, 43 Basket- ball 2, 3, 43 Track 2, 33 Varsity Club 2, 3, 43 H. R. Pres. 2, 3, 43 Class Vice Pres. 43 Prom Comm. 33 'Fl'flfflt' Squad 4. 16 ..........1955 SHIRLEY liAI'3lG.-XRTFTN College l'r1'lmratol'y 143 East Main Strt-vt Birthday - l+'vln-mu-y 19 Tri-Hi-Y 4: lieaverettes 43 Red Cross 33 Orchestra 33 Band 2, 3. 43 Ili Times -1: GILBERT LEE BREW' ER l'ommc-rc-iul G1-mu-ul 24 East f'hlll'l'll Street Birthday - May I5 Key Club Il. LEON LENAIRE BRYNOLI-'SON t'o1mm-rcinl Gvlwrail 221,-Q XVvst South Street Birtlulaty - Blarrli 22 Key Club 2. 22, 4. JOHN Mll'HAEIi lil'RliH.-1 RT College l'r4-purutory 28 We-st living Str:-vt llirtlulaiy - .lurw 8 Football 2, 3, 43 Basket- ball 33 Track 3, 23, 43 H. li. Vice Pres. 2, II, 43 .luuior Prom Comm., Traffic Squud 4: Varsity Club 2, 3, 4. 1955 ........ HA RRIET LOUISE BURTON 1'omlllPrl'ial Secretarial 300 M1-ad Avenue Rlrthday - February 7 Junior Red Cross 2: Tri-Hi Y 4: Cafeteria 2, 3, 4 Junior Prom Comm., Jun ior Banquet Comm.. Beaver- ettes 4. J ANET PATRICIA l 'ARRO-LL 1 'mnmercial Secretarial 32 East Main Street llirtliduy - ll01'0lllbPl' 27 Corrian Advertising 2, 3 Beaverettes 41 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. DORIS MARIE PHRISTENSEN f'0IllIIlPl'l'i1il General 419 Mend Avenue Birthday - August 28 Corrian Advertising 25 En semble Club 4. J AM ES EINVA RID FLA RK Industrial 320 Eagle Street Birthday - SPDYPIIIIJPI' 7 0l0099oooosoooooooosooococo UEUI li ERVIN UA RB.-ll'HH Ge-nernl R. D. gl, Curry Birthday - August, 8 Projection Club 23 Cafet- eria 31 Ensemble Club 4. THOMAS MONROE CARROLL College Prvparutm-y 220 Eu:-at South Street, Birtliduy - May 2-l Football 3, 45 Basketball 3: Track 21 Varsity Club 2, 3, 43 Hi Times 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Traffic Squad 45 Usher Society 3, 4: Junior Playg Junior Prom Comm.: ll. R. Treasurer 4. HARRY EVER.l'IT'l' UIAABI3.-XTZ Industrial R. ll. gil Curry Birthday - January 28 Football 3, 45 Varsity Club Cl, 4. Rl l'H I4ILIZARI4I'l'H POLE G4-nornl 683 1Vnyno Street, Birtliclay - S0llfC'l!lh0l' 0 Beaverettes 41 Gym Club 43 Tri-Hi-Y 4. Seniors . . . . . . VERNON MILTON CULVER Industrial B. D. gil Curry Birthday - July 4 GERALDINE MARIE DEMPSEY Commercial General 512 West Smith Street Birthday - September 15 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Beaveret- tes 4g Sec. 43 Junior Ban- quet Comm. 33 Junior Play 33 Monitor' 43 Junior Hos- pital Aux. 33 Corrian 2g Library Club Vice Pres. 33 Sports Usher 4. MARRELL LOUIS DRAKE Agricultural 108 Railroad Street Birthday - March 25 F. F. A. LOUIS DEAN DUBROSKY College Preparatory 245 Marion Street Birthday - November 16 BOYD ROBERT DARLING ' Commercial General 61 6 Spring Street Birthday - December I 4 Band 2, 3, 43 Ensemble Club 43 Cooking Club 4. CHARLES NEI I4 DODD College Preparatory R. D. 42 Corry Birthday - July I Agriculture tF.F.A.J Track 33 Football 2, 33 Varsity Club 3. MARGARET ANN DR-OBNEK Commercial General I B-. D. 312 Corry Birthday - July 30 Hi Times 23 Ensemble Club 43 H. R. Sec. 2: Majorettes 2, 3. 43 Junior Play Comm. E Pl-IYLLIS MARGARET EDER Commercial Secretarial 615 VVright Street Birthday - August 16 Hi Times 2, 33 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Junior Play 33 Junior Prom Comm. 33 Beaverettes 43 Vice Pres. 23 Gym Club 4. 18 1955 ........ DAVID CHARLES lf'AIR1'HlllD Gcncrnl 405 East Pleasant Strcct. llirtluluy - .-hurust 10 .lunior Red Cross 2: Pro jection Club Vice Pres. 3: Hooking Club 4. GLORIA JEANNE F.-XY tlonmu-rciul S4-crcturial 33 I-lust Bond Stl-cc-t Birtlulay - April 4 Ili Times 2: Tri-Hi-Y 4. GERAIIID I-'REDERIUK FISH Uommcrciul General 1000 East Main Stl-cct Ilirtlulay - May 31 Hi-Y 2 3: Treas. 4: Band z, 3, 4: Orchestra 3, 4: Art Ulub 43 Cafeteria 2, Cl. liA'l'HLl'll'l,N KA LLI1 IFE G.-Hilfl 1'ollc-gc I'rcp:u'utol'y 553 East South Stn-ct Birthday - July 13 .Iunior Play Student Direc- tor 3: Prom Comm, 31 Tri- Hi-Y Sec. 2: Sec. 3: Chap- lain 4: Hi Times 2, 3, Edi- tor 4: Junior Hospital Aux. 3: Beaverettes 4: H. R. Pres. 2, 3: Class Vice Pres. 2, 3: American Legion A- ward Il: D. A. Il. Award 4. 19 eniors ISARB.-HRA ANN FAIAWDNE f'0lllIllPl'C'iIll Sn-creturinl 335 Second Street Birthday - Octobcr 27 Hi Times 2: Beaverettes Treas. 4: Majorettes 2, 3: Junior Prom Comm. 3: Tri- Hi-Y 2, 4: Treas. 2: Stu- dent Council Alt. 3. lCl'Gl'lN IA ELMA Fl LEGAH G4-nvrul R. F. ll. .733 Ilirt Inlay - July 0 Art Club 4: Band 3, 4: Or- chestra Cl, ARLENE l11LlZABl'lTll FR.0N'l'R0'l'H College l'l'cparat0l'y 515 East Malin Stn-ct llirtluluy - March 13 Band 2, 4: Orchestra 2, 3: Corrian Editorial 2, 3, -1: Tri-Hi-Y 2. 4: Junior Play Comm. 3: Junior Prom Comm. 3: Gym Club 4. CHARLES CIA.-1Rl'lNl'Ex GA'l'ES Industrial R.. Il. 33 f'0l'l'y Birthday - August 27 eniors . . . . . SHIRLEY ANN GILBERT Commercial General R. D. Q4 Corry Birthday - January 20 Tri-Hi-Y Sec. 23 Treas. 23 Hi Times 2, 3, 4. RICHARD FLOYD GORNEY Industrial 663 lvayne Street Birthday - July 3 VVILLIAM CHARLES GRAYBILL College Preparatory R. D. 922 Corry Birthday - April 17 Football 2, 3, 43 Track 2, 3, 43 Basketball Manager 2, 3, 43 Varsity Club 2, 3, 43 Student Council 43 Caf- eteria 2, 3. MICHAEL RANDOLPH GROSS College Preparatory 5855 West Smith Street Birthday - March 25 Corrian Editorial 4. .......1955 DONALD EUGENE GLUVNA Industrial R. D. :gl Cm-ry Birthday - September 12 Cooking Club 4. PATRICIA MARIE GRAHAM Commercial General 14-18 East Main Street Birthday - March 31 Corrian Advertising 2, 3, 43 Business Manager 43 Tri- Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Be-averettes 4. JERRY THOMAS GREENE College Preparatory R. D. 44 Corry Birthday - May 15 Varsity Club 3, 43 Cafeter- ia 23 H. R. Treas. 41 Foot- ball 3, 43 Track 3, 4. CHESTER STANLEY I-IAJEC Industrial 150 York Street Birthday - March 6 1955 ........ CARROLL ELAINE HAND I 'ollege Preparatory R. ll. gl Corry Birthday - August 2 Cafeteria 2, 3, 4: Junior Red Cross 2, 3, Sec. 23 Jun- ior Prom Comm. 33 Art Club 4, Vice Pres. 4. J I DAN ROBERTTE HARMON College Preparatory 404 East Columbus Avenue Birthday - March 30 Junior Prom Comm. 35 Usher Society 3, 4: Gym Club 2, 3, 4, Pres. 45 Hi Times Sec. 2, 3: Beaveret- tes Pres. 43 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Pres. 2. program chair- man 4: Mixed Chorus Vice Pres. 4: H. R. Pres. 2. Treas. 3: Junior Hospital Aux. 3. SPENCER ELLIS HARVEY College Preparatory 141 First Avenue Birthday - August 10 .Iunior Red Cross 2: Foot- ball 3. 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, H. R. Sec. 4: Hi-Y 4. MA RY IDEANNA HOYLEN College Preparatory 304 East Pleasant Street Birthday - March 31 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Chaplain 2, Pres. 3: Sec. Treas. 4: Class Sec. 2: H. R. Vice Pres. 2, Sec. 3, Pres. 4: Gym Club 2, 3, 4: Junior Play 3: Junior Prom Comm. 33 Corrian Editorial 2, 3, 43 Editor 4: Usher Society 3, 45 Junior Hospital Aux. 3, Delegate to Tri-Hi-Y State U. N. Conference 4. I 21 . . . . . . Seniors LAWRENCE CHARLES HANER lndustriul 42 Chestnut Street Birthday - July 8 HELEN SARAH l-IARTLEY f'Ullllllt'l'l'i1ll Secretarial R-. ll. :fill Furry Birthday - February 24 Corrian Editorial 2: Junior Play 3: Junior Prom Comm. 3: Beaverettes 43 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Junior Hospital Aux. 3: Sports Usher 4. ROBERT LEE HIXSON Follege I'reparatory 102 Park Street Birthday - July ll Varsity Club 2, 3. 4: Usher Society 3. 4: Football 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4: Basket- ball 2, Zl, 43 Golf 3. 43 Class Treas. 2: Class Sec. 4: Junior Prom Comm. 3, .lunior Play Comm. 33 H. R. Vice Pres. 3, 41 Hi-Y 4. DAVID LEROY HULINGS Uollmxgr Preparatory 107 West l4'retleriek Street Birthday - April 27 Cafeteria 2, Ii, 4: Cooking Club 4. eniors...... CRAIG GOODRICH HYER College Preparatory 706 North Center Street Birthday - March 25 Student Council 2, 43 Var- sity Club 2, 3, 43 Basket- ball Manager 23 Basketball 3, 43 Track Manager 2, 33 Track 43 Football Manager 2, 3, 43 Junior Prom Comm. VVALTER LOUIS JEXVELL General 631 South Center Street Birthday - May ll NANCY GAIL KELLY General 102 West Pleasant Street Birthday - January 18 Gym Club 43 Sec. 43 Tri-Hi- Y 43 Beaverettes 4. SHIRLEY LEE KI N N EY Commercial Secretarial 51815 West Pleasant Street Birthday - April I3 II. R. Treas. 23 Majorette 23 Junior Play Comm. 33 Junior Prom Comm. 33 Tri- Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Beaverettes 43 Corrian Editorial 3. .H.............u.........1955 JUDITH ANN JEROME College Preparatory 444 East Pleasant Street Birthday - June 25 Band 2, 3, 41 Student Council 2, Sec. 32 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Hi Times 23 Usher Society 3, 43 Junior Play 33 Junior Prom Comm. 3: Ensemble Club 43 Mixed Chorus Pres. 43 Gym Club 4. JOAN MA RIE KECER Uomnierrial General 20 Curtis Street, Columbus Birthday - April 8 Corrian Advertising 2, 3, 41 Junior Play 33 Beaverettes 4. LE RUY EIHVIN KING l'onunercial General :ill VVest Congress Street Birthday - June 9 Cooking Club 4. GERAl,DlNE LOUISE KLINGER t'0mm0reial Secretarial 136 Seneca- Street Birthday - November 27 Junior Red Cross 2, 33 Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3, 41 Treas. 33 Beaverettes 43 Junior Play Play Comm. 3. 195500000000 ll.-XYID GERALD KNIGHT General 212 Mott Street Birthday - Janaury 18 Junior Play 3: Key Club 3, 4: Projection Club 2. J EA N MA R IE LEEK f'1lllllllPl't'i2il Secretarial li. D. 113 Spartansburg Birthday - September 17 Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3. 4: Junior Red Cross 2, 3, 4: Junior Play Comm. 3. GERALD RAY LLOYD College Preparatory 129 East Irving Street Birthday - January 4 H-Y 3: Cafeteria 2. 3, 4: Junior Play Comm.: Jun- ior Prom Comm.: Band 2: 3, 4: Orchestra 3: Art Club 4. UAROI4 ANN MALLIFK t'ommereial General 120 East Church Street Birthday - July 1 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Corrian Advertising 3: Beaverettes 4: Junior Play Il: Band 2, Ii, 4. Wadi' 23 eniors CONSTANCE FRANCES KOVVALSKI College Preparatory 315 Gould Street, Birthday - December 31 Junior Play Comm. 3: Jun- ior Prom Comm. 3: Tri-Hi- Y 2, 3, 4: Hi Times 2, 3, 43 Junior Hospital Aux. 3: Beaverettes 4: H. R. Sec, 2: Sports Usher 4. LEROY ERNEST LINDSEY Industrial R. ll. 1,61 Forty Birthday - June 17 Cooking Club. FHARLES RICHARD LUNDEEN College Preparatory 85 Snyder Circle Birthday - March 16 Projection Club 3: Art Club 4. MARY JOAN MALONEY College Preparatory 622 Spring Street Birthday - January 25 Cheerleader 2, 3, 4: Tri-Hi- Y 2, 3, 4: Hi Times 2, 3, 4: Beaverettes 4: Usher Society 3, 4: Junior Play 3: Junior Prom Comm, 3: Junior Hospital Aux. Treas. 3: H. R. Sec., 3: Gym Club 2, 3: Student Council 3, Pres. -l. Seniors . . . . . . JACK WEBER MARRS Industrial R. D. .312 Curry Birthday - June 30 Varsity Club 45 Football 45 Basketball 3, 4: Track 3, 4. DONNA MARIE McLEAN College Preparatory 217 Franklin Street Birthday - June 10 Corrian Editorial 2, 3, 45 Corrian Advertising 35 Tri- Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y Vice Pres. 43 H. R. Treas. 45 Junior Play Comm. 33 Jun- Banquet Comm. 3: Junior Hospital Aux. 33 Gym Club 2, 3, 43 Junior Prom Comm. 3. JAI 'K LEROY MERR-ITT College Preparatory 239 Marion Street Birthday - October 29 MARY ILEA NE MORTON Commercial General 1350 W'est Main Street Birthday - September 11 Corrian 2. .......1955 VIRGINIA LOU MCURAY Commercial Secretarial 41 WR-st Main St. Columbus Birthday - September 8 Student Council 2g Corrian Advertising 2, 3, 43 Class Sec. 33 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3: H. R. Treas. 31 H. R. Sec. 43 Junior Play Comm. 3. J A NET MARGARET MATTESON College I'repal'atory R.. D. :fi-3 Curry Birthday - Juno 10 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Corrian Editorial 23 Junior Red Cross 31 Beaverettes 43 Junior Hospital Aux. 3. JAMES ROBERT MILLER Industrial 217 East Chureh Street Birtihtlay - May 24 PATRICIA ANN MU IIVIN Commercial Secretarial 34 Marion Street Birthday - August 26 1955 ........ JOHN RUSSELL ORFUTT College Preparatory 26 East Frederick Street Birthday - May 17 lli Times 2, 3, 43 Coriian 43 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, H. R. Pres. 2, 4, Vice Pres. 33 Senior Manager Football 2, 3, 4: Junior Play 39 Junior' Prom Comm. 33 Usher Society 3, 43 Hi-Y 4: Track 2, 3, 4: Golf 3, 4. JEAN LYNNETTE PAGE l'OIlllll9l'l'llll Secretarial 30 S. E. Street, Columbus Blrtlulay - July 13 Band 2, 3: Orchestra 2, 31 Girls' Chorus Pres., Junior Play 3. MARGARET ANN PORTER I 'ummm-rcial Gem-rul 323 Essex Street Birthday - May 7 Library Club 2, 3, 4. JACKSON EDWARD RAYMOND College Preparatory R. ll. 412 Furry Birthday - April 6 Projection Club 43 Junior Red Cross 35 Junior Play lllllllllSe'zi JOHN ALLEN OIYENS lllIl.llSfl'llll 952 East Main Street Birthday - July 14 J AK 'li LEE l'l I'lll l+'ER College l'l'cpul'utol'y I8 Brook Street llirthcluy - Murrll 3 Basketball 2, 3: Football 2: Student Council 2, 3, 4: Golf 3. 4: Hi-Y 2: Track 22 Junior Play Comm. 3, Junior Prom Comm. 35 Varsity Club 2, 3, 43 Pro- jection Club Soc. 4. TON Y RAIDEK 'lil College I'r1-purulory till South Center Street Birthday - Jum- ll H. R. Pres. 2, IZ: ll. R. Vice Pres. 4: Class Treus. 3, 4: Junior Red Cross 31 Art Club Pres. 4: Junior Prom Comm., Junior Play Comm. ROSALIND Jl'Nl'1 RHODES Gvlwrul 12.9 Wright Street Birtlulay - July 10 Library Club 2. 3, 4, 'l'reu', 4. eniors...... EARL RICHARD ROBERTS Commercial General Box 6 Columbus Birthday - February 23 Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Cooking Club 4. STEVE KUSS ROMANOSKY College Preparatory R. D. jf! Corry Birthday - November 14 PETER RICHARD RUSSELL l'onnuerrial General 359 Marian Street Birthday - March 8 Cooking Club Pres. 43 Pro- jection Club 2, 3, J A M ES I 'LA YTON SHAVER General 328 Euclid Street Birthday - April 0 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Foot- ball 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 43 Varsity Club 2, 3, 45 Jun- ior Play Comm. 33 Junior Prom Comm. 3. ... .......... ............. 1955 MAY ROBERTS Commercial General 35 VVest Main St. Columbus Birthday - December 13 Library Club 2, 3, 4. NADINE MARIE RJOSSBACI-IER Commercial Secretarial 540 West Church Street Birthday - June 16 Junior Red Cross 2, 31 Tri- Hi-Y 2, 3. 4: H. R. Sec. 43 Junior Play Comm. 33 Beaverettes 4. VVALT ER- FRA N K SANDERS College Preparatory R. D. ffl Corry Birthday - February 9 Football 2, 3, 4: Junior Red Cross 2, Sec. 31 Class Pres. 2, 3, 43 H. R. Vice Pres. 31 Junior Play Comm. Junior Prom Comm., Var- sity Club 3, 45 Usher Soc- iety 3, 4. RA N DA LL SHERVVOOD General 223 Northwest- Street, Birthday - June 28 Football 2: Varsity Club 23 Band 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 23 Junior Play Comm. 3, Hi-Y 3, 4. 1955 ........ JOHN EIHYXRD SHIHLDS I'olls-go l'rvparatory 4-I Ilrook Strom-t Birtlnlay - llvvombcr I8 Hand 2, Sl, -lg Key Club 2, ti, 45 Soph. Director, Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 4, Lt. Gover- nor 4: Hi-Y Pres. 43 Jun- ior Play Sig Junior Prom Comm. 3. RII 'HA RID l'1l'Gl+lNE SORENSON l'oll1-go l'l'1'pm'ntol'y n.. n. gas Iiirtlulay - March I3 Football 2, IZ, -ig Varsity Club 2, Sl. 4: Il. R. Pres. 2, Ii, Al: .lnnior Prom Comm. 3: Junior Play Comm. 3: Track 31 Usher Society Il, 4. JICRRY .INIJREW SWANSUN I'oll1-go I'r1-paratory 320 Marian Stn-vt llirtlnlay - October I7 Football 23 P 1' 0 j 0 c t i o n Club 2, -1: Stage Manager 2, Il, 4: Hi-Y S23 Junior Play Comm. ZZ. Nl A RLICNE HOPE TAYLOR f'0lllllll'l'l'iill G1-llvl'nl 26 Malin Strvvt Columbus Birthday - August I2 Junior Red Cross 3, 4. Seniors VHA Rll0'l l'l4I A LTA SMITH Vollvgv I'rvpurutol'y I5 Snyder Circle liirtlnluy - .lanunry I3 Band 23. 4: Hi Times 23 Student Council 3, 41 Tri- Hi-Y 2. 3. 4: H. R. Sec. 2: Beaverettes 41 Vice Pres 45 .Iunior Play Comm 3: .Iunior Hospital Aux. 31 Gym Vluh 2. 3, 4. IIUNA llll ROISERT SPERRY Industrial R. ll. 112 Uorry llirtlnluy - Juno I7 A N N A MA lil E TA YLOR I'ommvrc'ialI Gvnvrul 521 Imkv Stn-vt liirtlulay - May I0 .lunior Red Cross 2. 3, 4. SHIRLEY DIAXIN E TAYLOR I '0llIllll'l'1'illl Gem-l'nl 52l Lakv Stl-4-1-t llirthduy - July I .Innior Red Cross 2, 3, 4. Seniors. . . . . . M A RY IIUI ' ISIC THOMAS I'UIIllIII'I'l'I4lI Seereturial 103 Snyder Circ-le Birthday - March 31 Junior lied Cross 2, 3, 45 Vice Pres. 3: Girls Chorus Vice Pres. 2. MORRIS LERUY IVAY I ndustriuil li. D. .1961 Spring Creek Birthday - February 5 IRI I' Il JOH N IYl'Z.N'I'Z Industrial lc.. n. its lm-ry liirlllduy - Uetoher 30 SHIRLEY ANN VI'Hl'l'lC l'ommereial General l21i Park Street Birtlnlay - August I4 Build 2. 3: Ueaverettes 4 Band Rep, 33 Tri-Hi-Y 4. we 3 .......1955 FERN ETI-IEI1 IYALTON Commercial Secretarial R. D. .HZ Furry Birthclay - February 11 Cafeteria 2, 3, 4: Home- making Club 43 Sports Usher 3. MARY ELLEN IVEBSTER College Preparatory 347 Essex Street Birthday - August 9 Junior Red Cross 2, Pres. 33 Beaverettes 43 Sports Usher 43 Cori-ian Advertis- ing 4: Tri-Hi-Y 43 Junior Play 3. J A M ES A IILEN IYHIT E Industrial 342 Mead Avenue Birthday - March 21 Cooking Club 4. SYLYIA A N N IVILLIAMS College Preparatory -lll IVest Smith Street Birthday - January 28 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3: Hi Times 2 3, -lg Sec. Hi Times 4 Girls Sports Reporter 2, 3 4. 1955 ........ l'AI'h RAYMOND W0lll'0'I l' Uollvgrv l'l'0purntory 316 East Main Stn-vt Birthday - S0llff Illlll'l' 14 Projection Club 43 Junior Red Cross 2: Hi-Y 35 H. R. Treas. 2 SHELBY JEAN XYUOD Colle-gv l'rf-pal-atory R. D. 32 llirtlulay - April 12 Forrian Advertising 2, 3, Circulation M a n a g e r 4, Beaverettes 4: H. R. Treas. 3: Junior Play H3 'l'1'i-Hi- Y4. .ll DH N EDXVA RID Z.-XM HORIK Industrial Columbus Birthday - August ll ll. Il. Vice Pres. 2, 4. lfilllllllllllffilllfllll i l I KVA IIPER GICORG E XY0lfFl+l l'oll4-gr l'l'0pal'anory 470 Walynv Stl-vc-I. lllrtllduy - Mnwll 22 Football 2, 3, 43 Basketball 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4: Student Council 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 2, Il, 43 Play Comm. 231 .I u nior Prom Comm. Il: Hi-Y 2: Usher Society 3, 4. SHIRLEY ANN Z.-1llZNl4l1'K Coll:-go l'l'4-purulol'y 308 XY:-st Vhlsllillgztoll St llirtlulay - NOY1'lllllQ'l' Z7 Tri-Hi-Y Vice Pres. 2, 3: Pres. 4: Heaverettes 4: lli Times 2, 3, 4: Ad Manager 3, 4: H. H. Sec. 3: Trvas. 43 Student Council 23 .lun- ior Play 3: Junior Prom Comm. 33 Junior Hospital AUX. 3. LAXVRENUE Ml-ILYIN .IElYl1lLl. G1-lwral 631 South f'l'lIll'l' Stl-1-vt Birthday - April 4 SENIOR HIGH TWINS Iohn and .loan Maloney, Kathleen and Kathryn Kelly, Ric-hard and .lanivv Hosier, John and Janivs llurkhaut Patty and Kathryn Latos. 29 Seniors.. ...... Their Junior Class Play x r , is r. Q x . . Q ROW 1: H. Hartley, K. Akani, .l. Jerome, J. Wood, D. Hoylen, ll. Page. Mr. Philip Legal, S. Zalzneck, P. Eder. .l. I Susan . . . Major . Adele . Eleanor Mason . Binks .. Junior .. Hodges S11ell .. Jetson . Von Nan ROW 2: J. Shields, 'l'. Carroll, K. Gage, C, Mallick, V. lVIcCray, G. Dempsey. .l. Maloney, G. Lloyd. iecer, M. Webster. li. Ross, S. Anderson, E. Roberts. J. Orr-ntt, .l. liayniond, ll. Knight. Junior Play Ah Men, a three act satire, was presented by the junior class on March 4 and 5, 1954. The play takes place far in the future, at a time when women dominate the country and all branches of business and government. The plot stresses the contrast between a male-man- aged country, and a world with Women as the leaders, during a time of important political issues and problems of an impending war. How- ever, all's well that ends well is proved when everything returns to normal as the curtain falls upon the final act of the play. Mr. Philip Legal directed the play and was assisted by Kathy Gage, student director. The cast included the following characters: . . Phyllis Eder . . . .Indy Jerome .. Sylvia Anderson . . llelen Hartley . . . Carol lllalliclc . . Shirley Zalzneck . . Deanna lloylen . . Geraldine Dempsey . . . Lynnette Page . . . Mary Webster . .. .loan Kecer Vicky . . . Chadwick ,. I.onny ..... Hollingsworth llittenhoffer Pfeffel' ..... Corporal . . Monitor . Allll0l1ll06l' - . . . Aides .... Guard . . Thonias flIll'l0ll .. .lack Raymond . . David Knight . . .lohn Shields .. Gerald Lloyd . .I oh n Orc u tt . . Kathy Akam Virginia lVlcCray Jean Wood Karen Ro Joan Maloney . . . , . . . . . .. Earl Roberts Contractors .................. Junior Class History President .... Vice President. . . . . .William Kinney . . . . .John Sweet Secretary . . .James Rumbaugh Treasurer .. .... James Powers Advisor.. Mrs. Mary Jourdet To the present junior class goes the honor and privilege of pre- senting the first play in the new auditorium, and sponsoring the first Junior Prom Banquet in the new cafeteria. Class rings were ordered early in the term and were delivered in December. The class originated a new policy on ring ordering, anoth- er first for the school. Many members of the class participated in varsity sports and intra- mural games, and entered into various musical and club activities. l ..- ROW 1: B. Mitchellg C. Jaggi: D. Hoylen: Sophomore Party. ROW 2: Mr. G. Darlingg M. Webster, I.. Briggsg M. Smith, .I. Greene, M. E. Greene: K. Gageg L. King. K. Akaxn. ROW 3: B. Turner, J. Thorton, J. Stroup, K. Sinare, J. May, J. McLean: S. Hansen, W.I.z1tosg L. Anderson. P. Clark, M. Mclfllroy, M. Weaster: N. Rosslmcher. 31 Juniors .................. ......... C lass of 1.956 , ie ig. :.,: .,:,:.,., 'gi :A Nm. ' 0. M ' . .. ' I 5 1' :i '1 Q ? ,.',, 3 ,,:-' czz :: I 1 ,:J.. 3 zzx ::, ' 1.: , . v::: Q 2 :g.,.Q ::f', bl 'Q , b ...1 ' ,b.:.' 5. Raza' Q s f '- X . V :zu ,. ,: 6 , 3 , .5 ,C QW . Sly? Q ,f si U 5 I , 0 E . Y 5s155:f i': . . wks t kv x Q , UP' , . . 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E Patricia Adams Patricia Ahl Ernest Allen Patricia Anderson Lynn Austin Melvin Baccus jeffrey Baldwin Brenda Bates Dennis Bea rdsley Diane Beardsley Allan Betag Carol Bielawski Laura Blakeslee Vfarren Blakeslee Patricia Brangwynne Ruth Brockman Beverly Brown Robert Bull joanne Burton Mary Butcher Olin Capwell james Catalfu Marinus Christensen Robert Church Paul Clabbatz Bette Clark Thomas Clark Nancy Collier Lucy Conklin Patricia Cooklis Shirley Coons Ruth Cooper William Corbin Richard Courtney Betty Craker Robert Craker Paul Crawford Amy Curtis Lavon Davis Lawrence Davis jacquelen Dejean William Deutschlander ' Deceased Aug. 22 Nov. 29 july .30 IVIar. I6 Oct. 3 Nov. I4 Feb. I I july I I Aug. I6 july I6 Sept, 9 Mar. 24 Dec. 24 july 26 Oct. 5 july I7 Oct. I6 Dec. 28 Oct, I june 26 Mar. I I july 4 Mar. 28 Aug. 29 july 5 Nov. 6 july 7 jan. I Mar. 3 Sept. I0 Oct. 9 Feb. 20 june 20 Oct. 7 Mar. 7 jan. I I Apr. 2 Oct. 6 jan. 20 Apr. I I Nov. 20 Feb. IB Class of 1.956 .................. ....... . . . Juniors Kathryn DeWitt Marilyn Dingle Richard Douglass Roger Fenton David Fleming Robert Follett Peggy l'ox Nancy Fralick Nancy Gallagher Brian Cates Twila Ceer Thomas Glatz Ronald Graybill Nancy Griswold Teresa Hajec Patricia Hale Leah Hansen Sha ron Hansen Helene Harris lfvelene Hassett Williaxrm Higby Terry Higgins Carol Hixson Donald Hoffman janice Hosier Richard Hosier Boyd jaggi Betty jaquith l-'rank jaquith l-'red jensen Charles je-well john jingleski Nancy johnson Albert Katren Williani Kennedy Patricia Keppel Adrienne Kerstette William Kinney The-odore Kolstee Frank Kosch Barbara Krone XVulter Lntos Sept. Mar. Aug. Oct. jan. Sept. jan. May July Nov. July Sept. Oct. jun. Sept. May April July Oct. Mar. May July Oct. Aug. Mar. Mar. Nov. lfeb. jun. Out. Feb. Sept. june Sept. July July r Dec. Aug. Aug. Aug. Oct. jan, . Q -Q -.,,,., , V k X X i s X ,X 3 2 X X ii? :- N XX5 x ....... ,... Nuff' YQ Rx X ...... . Q ..:: H LIr:-A.:i:- 2 : QE: .,, I -3. me I K. ' iii.. ' ' ...- , '---: - A N .52 I- Q :Iv ... Q ,Q ...A X .... .gg tt ,i ,N V X Q X K is X ..... . X I 5 . .,.. EIII ' X s X' ...- . X .. p ,... ,. 1...,., i -- X .... :T . 1 X .,., Q X X J' fi ' i ' ' ' ., -N Y, z, -,-, N N :f'-' ' .X ' 8 tXXt-l -- 5 Missing from picture: Roger llill, Aug. 265 Chester flex-h, Sept. I9 X me Juniors .................. ......... C lass oi 1.956 . 4-.1 , - ,.,, . .... 1 tat : J , . . :Q X 52 -.-,, . .-.. : - ...V ---- 1 -- mb ii . . , Q - '- M - .jii ,..,: ,, - ,, f li fe '- ., ' - . . fi' el 'X x ' - .,... .ff ,Q F I Q , , ' , . - :.:a3:g..s,....,.H :X N, ,552- : Mk X M. .. 5 N . Q S :Si . p x 5 Q - ---- 2 ..-,a..,.,,...'x..,: .ggw Qllu . . qi- - -J. ,rim QQ 3 - I H .. if Q Q 6 'Sli' Ui U Q -1- . . 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I 7 july 3 Dec. 23 july 23 Sept. I 7 May 9 May 7 Feb. 2 May I0 Mar. 8 May I2 Sept. I Nov. 6 Feb. 6 Mar. 2 july I6 April 8 May 20 Sept. 27 Mar. E 24 Mar. 26 Class of 1956 . Adeline Ross Charles Ross Ronald Ruffner Gunter Reiker james Rumbaugh julia Sadowski Donald Sargent Paul Saterlee Robert Schwemitzer Howard Sherwood Roberta Shields jean Smith Dec. I4 May 23 july 28 june 6 Mar. I6 April 3 july 22 Oct. I Dec. 30 Aug. 29 Dec, 4 Mar. I I Harriet Sorenson April I2 Madonna Spaulding Dec. I Mary Sfpiesman Rachel Stroup Carol Stultz Stephen Svetz john Sweet Garnet Thomas Tom Titus janet Triscuit Carolyn Turben Philip Vanderhoff Ronald Volk William Walker Leatha Wank Shirley Ward Margaret Warner joyce Watrous james Watson Anne Way Rosalie Webb Thomas Weicht Norman Weidner Willliam White Floyd Wilkinson john Woodward Mildred Woodard Dolores Yaratch Loretta Young Aug. 28 Sept. I0 Feb. 23 july I3 Dec. I3 Feb. 9 May Z6 Aug. 2 Nov. 24 jan. ZH Sept. Z0 April 3 Feb. 3 Nov. 7 Feb. 25 April 26 Feb. 5 Feb. 6 Aug. 30 jan. 8 Mar. 27 Sept. 5 june I3 Dec. 23 Mar. 20 May I I Mar. 25 COUOIIOCIIIIOIOIIOlOOlCOlllOlJunl0rS ,X .. lm 2.21 w a, X E- . ,js:.. Q , 'A ...- :- '. f at-T QMS' X K ,S N ,, N M 3 Maya 491 4: S- X 5.6 . S K 'mm '-E:E::.-EZ:IiEE:iZ:LiE:'k5E55 'Y I , . i .... ,-x:...,-..- . Q... . x --.,.'i:..:. Q K 5 F A . 1 Q QM... at 1 :::... . ...,,, I Q .... , ., ., , ...F A g! . ,.... ,., :. ,T . . Q., Q.: Q --' -- I 3 .,.,, . ., . SA ,gg Q , ,N . . X . - '53:1'EiQ.'.Q.-IV .R , I ya, w V-,. . ... . -. Q f -- .- gi S .. .:M.. A X. y .. A ,g k g-,.:.f2,2Q 'Y' - 1 M ,. .,.. . ZL.:.'-1 -55' XJ. 55.--V .,.:..,:::.:g:,:gs: .,: .5 if ' IN MEMORlAM+Brenda Bates, july II. I939iMarch 5, I955 35 Sophomore Class History . . . . Brick Layers President ..... ...... C harles Scott Vice President. .. .... William Mitchell Secretary .... ...... R ichard Maedje Treasurer. . . . . .Mary Jane Hillstrom Advisor. . . . . .lVlr. William Miller The present sophomore class will have the distinction, in 1957, to be the first group to have spent its entire senior high school life in the new Corry Area Senior High School. Getting used to the new building occupied a great deal of time, but the sophomores did manage to become known in both social and athletic events. . u-.4-... l CURRY AREA HIGH SCHOOL HAND W. VVOLFIC 36 Sophomores ...................... Class of 57 lirnost Adams Aug. Lloyd Aikens july james Aka-lm Feb. Linda Anderson Sept. Robert Anderson Feb. Sandra Armitage july Beverly Austin Dec. Richard Ayres Oct. Carolyn Babcock june Evelyn Ba-mucus May Grace Bagley Oct. Sandra Beardsley Nov. joanne Beckwith Nov. Harris Berkhouse Aug. Dale Bernard May Gladys Blynt Nov. Kathleen Borstolf Dec. jack Brigham Dec. Dorothy Brockman jan. Edward Burkhart April Doris Burton Oct. Paul Capela june judy Catlin jan. joan Choma Aug. Carolyn Christensen Feb, Patsy Clark Sept. Sandra Cochran Mar, Lois Cole Oct. Marin Conklin April Norman Conklin Sept. janet Crosscut Dec. Ronald Crosscut Aug. llarold Culver April Torrance Dawdy july Paul Dietsch May Regina Donoghue Oct. Rita Downey Mar. Paul Dwyer Nov. David Eaton Mar. Nancy Edwards june Dorothy Fenno Oct. Sandra Ferry july ll crlix lfoolc Nlarvh Mary Alice I-'razier Aug. Connie French Nov. George Cage Nov. I4 I4 20 7 Ill 20 29 I I0 29 20 I5 24 4 IB II Z7 50 Z9 25 I4 I5 3I 26 6 22 25 24 26 4 I3 28 Z7 II Z8 4 Z3 ZI I6 50 26 IZ I2 9 28 20 xx Q ..,. of sl it X Q I X30 s I Y 4? I s . ., .5 5 SFS my ' H ...... 'N X .Ci - 1. -Ts ',:.:5e:..-I:-tj-, -gr .,,,. my ' X . A X -X ,I M H Q -. Eg? 'gi ... ,:::s:.. 1 Q .:... . ' tw- ' - ---. . -, - . jI:f3il: 'I.:q 'i' 5 I 'ik X 'fl -E55 . , ---- P -A ,.,. : ' I Nfl- I f 5 x I I... . .,., - N U 5 -.-. .. .. . gif - I ..,. 5, .5 in lek '-as I ., .... I: 'Ei .5,:-as.. -.-- Q Xl 2 if fa K G. ts 1 . 5 . Q ,'::::f' Amy -'.- . X I Z 5. Q .,,, . 5, X f -'- : , .:g . H - Y: .W , 5:5 -I . 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I K I J -. - ... . ,: 5.71213 3 .....1957 Leonard Gates July 5 Shirley Ciacoma Barbara Cibas Ma ryellen Greene Beverly Hahn Evelyn Henry Donna Hickle Katherine Hickle Mary Jane Hillstrom Harriet Holton Richard Huffman Philip Hurlbut Janet Jackson Robert Jackson Clarice Jaggi Phyllis Jenson Robert Jewell John johnson Lucille Jungfleisch Kathleen Kelly Kathryn Kelly Linda Lue Kelly Patricia Keppel Ronnie King Victoria Klisart Eleanor Kozik James Krasa Harry Lamb Tom Lathrop Katherine Latos Patricia Latos Maurine Lilley Gloria Lloyd Allan Long Jack Mack Barbara Malek Richard Maedje Jacqueline Maneval Feb. Doris Matteson Richard Marrs Ruth McCoy Janice McCray Ronald McCray Wilma McCray Susanne McElroy Carolyn McGraw Oct. I2 Dec. I4 Aug. 25 Jan. IZ May I2 Jan. 26 Mar. 9 June I Jan. I6 Mar. I2 July I0 Nov. IZ May 9 Nov. I8 April 4 Dec. Z0 July I4 Oct. 3I Aug. I Aug. I Sept. 20 April 25 June I2 Aug. I0 Mar. 24 Nov. I2 Feb. I2 Feb. I9 Feb. 26 Feb. 26 Oct. 3I Sept. 2 Aug. 8 Feb. 26 Sept. 3 Sept. 30 4 Feb. 28 June ZI Jan. 5 April 3 Sept. 28 July I I Oct. 27 May I3 Class of 1957 ............. ......... S ophomores , A.,'x .. U 5 'ff' - .,,. . we . K wi. sq... if ,I - . E, N- V -2.4: . 5.2. , hm iz., 3 X . ..... ,,, .Exif ' g:5:L -mis. r A'-X . N- ., x Q- K f - f We 5 - ' , ' It . s if! , if x Q Q - V. I ...S F ,V .5 Q ' .EZ - -gl-S. . ' 5 As... . -, .-.-., ...-...s..... Ms ,. X . g ' 1' Q N . ' ff: E' 4 , ...S e .,,,. . '2-. I X , Qs . .V .: . V -',-- :-:- '- ' ' ' I' , - . .s.':i:a:iEzas:-is..,.,..:s- .5. A . '-1:2 , Bs ' 'Q 'Wm I fi Nfl 't - .x Y. f5.Nrao.s.: .2ZzEa:-:- ' ' I , 5325322-JIT? 1 T. s:.... .- e -was 2'-5.2. 1.2.1 ik' :'..:::-.-FN S Q -:iff .f -'Zz'-r-'-:sir 'i ':f W5 X xxx we x 4 Q ' '- 'IQ if L. Q? SW R 9 - -:::,. .2 ',.:.,:- ' ' K N . ' X . Ki'-S. XM I ,If :'b'Q' ' I 3 tx X N i V X r j 1.i 3 S ix X 6 9 .N .,., X Q .,..-. iz. X Q X X 'Q , X.. . 39 ' MQN Q ,... ...ef ' K SN' I I xi l x ..,.. ,-:...s. 5' , ....., S . ,,. ' N Q I,- 'Q gi , --1 - 1 - Sf . ss -X Q 5 ,.,.,., . Ci A ...S Joe Mclntyre Margaret McKeta Iloward Mc Mullen Carmen Merritt Arnold Messenger Jon Miller Ray Miller Donald Mitchell William Mitchell Edward Moore Thornton Morris Williani Morton Larry Mosher Raymond Mosher Feb. I0 John Mountain Barbara Mulvin Betty Nielsen Janice Sandra Marion Francis Charles Conrad Nichols Nichols Orcutt Oyer Palmer Parkhurst James Pa rkhurst Dec. 2 June I Sept. I5 Oct. 25 Sept. 29 April B Aug. I4 Oct. 21 Aug. I5 Jan. 21 Jan. I2 Feb. 5 April Z3 May 3 Oct. 8 July I7 Mar. I I Oct. 9 Oct. I Mar. I Nov. I3 Oct. I6 July I I Jacqueline Paulson Feb. I0 Flora Phillips Lucy Piccirillo Virginia Porter Carleton Purdy Jacqueline Raymond Althea Rees Harold Rhodes Mark Roberts Barbara Ross Kay Ross Roberta Schweitzer Charles Scott Craig Seastead Donna Sharer Roger Sheehan William Shreve Madeline Sickler Dec. 9 May 25 Oct. I6 July 28 Mar. 20 July 2 July 2l Apr. I9 June I6 May 22 May I2 May I6 Feb, 6 Jan. I5 Oct. I6 Jan. I7 Oct. I7 ophomores S S, Q . X 45 X x is if S 5 Class of 1957 mrkw' Sk s Q ts Wwf 2 Q -, M ..... Q ' ef' e A - uw? X5 Q -S. Q ,. W' ' AN f .. ,., N gi! ' if I 3 ' a ., ' l X ' it V is v I Q 3 -- S11 ar f- .. -I ,?, .M ,, ,... . we Q - fi-A, lx x ,. 3 M ,. -' X 'rr ' A l . ji .X . 'faq W. . ' A ,Wi J 3'9- ' . , , 'Y l ,, . .. .. , ., - -- X I ' . .,.. ... .-Q.,.. 9 - N b A .,.,..,..-,:.. J W ., 55.1.55 ,if f ,. '-vera. 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Q 19 ....,....Gr0und Breakeisu... mth Gm e ' ' d Aikens. Joyce ' 1 ' V Aldrich, Mabel ,,.. A fi ' J V' . Q , ,. . Armitage. Ruella ' . ..,.. 1. Anderson- William it M ' H 5 qqb .t Aqumno' James It ...,, 1 'K W Wi ,.., I Austin. Lee ' ' E Q fs ' k ' i , Ayres, Charles ' ' 7 N- Bacrus. Betty I Bailey. Bette 'I' Q - Ball, Stuart : 4. Bashline, Peggy 'iff ' ' t Betag Lavon 5.13.-., ,. iii- X ,A K Betts, Robert il E K 'ii - .F QE' A Blair. Barbara ,f:'l:.,.4.-2, 'ii' Blakeslee. Leah Boutwell. Reynold Broughton Frederick Brown, john Burch, William Burgess, john Burrows, Gloria Canfield. Marjorie Carbaugh, Bessie Carlson. David Catalfu, Rose Chase. Sally Clabbatz. Carl Clark. Teresa Koons, Robert fraker, Robert Crawford, Harold fressley, Doris Crowell. Paul Culver, Patricia Culver. Ronald Daniels, Lois Darling, Cynthia Davis, Nancy Davis. Mildred Dv Barr. Donald DeWitt, junc Dingfelder. Mary Earle, Nancy Eisenman, Mary Engle, janet Felisiak. Nancy Felisiak. 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Robert Nielsen, Lawrence Pate, Betty Piccirillo, Mary Pitts, Richard Pirro, Carl Pirro, John Post, Joyce Proctor, Betty Proper. Jeanette Proper, Robert Rausher, Joseph Raymond, Jerrold 1958 ............Freshmen....... inthGrade A 1-W.: Q 2... 5 r w, W 3 'T ' r ff: W'f v,'3 Ji., fe 's .,. 'HT' W e - E .,:' 3y,LiE '-5 ' r ' 5 fi . ' ' ,Q ,asv ' .,., .. 1 J.. . .,...VVV -Q. . A , , .... z f i g, P . A ., Q, Wi' .. , - , ...,, . W , , ,,,. ' :.. - - ,Z , E .. nm: 155- f- , - z. - .M ,:. A , A,,A 4 .fgega V-5:1 -,,,. :,, . , A-. Q , .V 1 1 f -- , -A,,.wy 5 - ,gg Q -, K. , 2 .-,rf z g . ,,, , gi xx, , . i A In ' ' , .,., .V ., - ' , ..... . Q ,. .... . . vwmag- if-,,:a:: ' .-:w: 2:1' ::' M 'S iw ,..-. X -f at aaa aa as at tv A 15 3 if , -, 2:25 'ii- aff ,.,::i ,'A.f i V ht :: M X -my .V uzziuz, 5 1,, :.:,,,,:. ,:,. .::. 5 5 ::- V zzz 4' .,.,.,.. 3 v n. E Szz N zizillczzz . ,:q,, 1 f 4 ,'i::5,s55'::E . V -:---v-:- E ,I J WMM 11 ,.:-III -. , - '-'- : P 11, ' - 5, , . I ,,...., : ,. .Q j 5 :L E55 ' M A Q . i2g:5E2:, ' ' li .. 't ' Q f '79 f' ,. 'I2- II - ,, .. . ' -.,,. : , 'I S ' a 2 . 1'-:E5I', Y: -ge5.,5E:g:.:, .,.,, ' 3, :.,,:5a.:,:5 , 1- -'-'- ' 1 , - In , 5, .: ' 3 ' Q . 2 '- ,- ss f ff M 1 X 4 s Q is ,, -- ,,,f,4.,,:.,,. , x f 4- 2 , I 4 H W A Q 43 Reagle, Linda Reagle, Robert Reisinger, Norman Richards. Ellen Roberts. john Rose, Melvin Ross, Marion Sargent, Robert Schweitzer, joan Shattuck, Richard Shaver, Connie Smith. Kern Smith, Roger Southworth, Evelyn Spaulding. jonetta Spiesman, Charles Spoon, Sandy Sterling, Donald Stoltzfus, Merlin Stowe, Gayle Stroup. Willis Stultz, David Taylor. janet TeWinkle, jack Thomas, Lorraine Turben, Donald Turben. LeVern Utegg, Louise Vanik. Barbara Van Keuren. Richard Vannoy, David Vettenburg. Deanna Vettenburg, Dennis Walker, Phoebe Walton, Donald Watrous. Harris Wilcox. Gail Wilcox, Nancy Wilkinson, Linda Williams, Charles Williams. Lee Willis, James Wilson. Phyllis Winne. Gale Wojtaszek. Robert Woodard, Pat Woodworth, James Wynn, Roberta Yanssens, Ernie Young. Emmet Famous Firsts Sept. 10-Corry is victorious over Warren in first game of the season. Sept. 17-First dance of the year, sponsored by the Cheerleaders, is a huge success. Sept. 20-First day of school. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Mar Mar. Mar. 2-Olin Capwell is the first person tardy. 7-First meeting of clubs. 8-First Detention Hall is held by Mr. Kenneth Harvey. 10-First meeting of the Boys Home Economics Club. 27-Laurel Briggs has first accident in Chemistry lab. 3-First marking day of the year. 9--First skating party of the school year is held by the Key Club. 12-First meeting of the Agriculture Class. 24-Thanksgiving Vacation is first vacation of the year. 8-Kathy Gage is Winner of the first D. A. R. Award given in the new school. 21--First party is held by the Band in the cafeteria. 3-Mr. Ramsey Rogers and Mr. Victor Cragg are the first people served in the cafeteria. 3-First cafeteria menu: Spaghetti, Spinach, Peanut Butter, Sandwiches, Milk, Ice Cream, Cookies. . 27--First Mid-Term Exams begin. 1-Craig Hyer makes first basket in new gym. 1-First game is played in the new gym. . 4-First assembly is held in the new auditorium. 15-Formal Dedication and Open House. 31-Jr. Class Play, Hillbilly Weddin' , is first play put on in the new school. April 7-Tri-Hi-Y, H-Y Annual Sunrise Breakfast first in the new caf- eteria. ' June 12-First Baccalaureate Service in the new auditorium. June 14-Graduation-Class of 1955 first class to be graduated from the Corry Area High School. 44 Activities ...... Blueprint Readers . . . . . Year Book CORRIAN EDITORIAL STAFF SITTING: M. Gross, IJ. llzlshliue-, S. Anderson, B. l3o1'sto1'l'f. J. Orvutt. K. Slll2i.l'l', ll. Iloyle-11, .l. Bevkwitli, I.. Anderson. STANDING: S. lieardueley, S. COUIIVZIII. A. Froutrotll, M. Ol'l'llll, .l. Mlll'kIllh2lllllt, ll. IVlc'l.+':ll1, li. Puver, A. Ross, NI. lvlelietzl, N. Orn. J. Catlin. The 1955 Corrian Staff Editor in Uhie-f .. ...... lleunnn lloylen llusiuess lVlilllilQ'4'l' ..... . l'ut1'ivin Grzlllzun Senior Editors .. -..Aiylv121 kA11di1'Sl31 Assistant Ilusilless Mgr. . .. lluth lsmcknmu 1' 9119 'ron ro 1 I . 1 4 ,Q i M , Donna McLean K llI.llIcl,ll0I1 lNl.in.1y.,e1 . . . . .1 ..... Jaan NX ood - . w Editorial Advisor . Miss Ruth Bennett Michael Gross He-:id Typist ................ Donna Hashline Business Advisor ............ Miss Helen Rowe ROW 1: li. BI'0CklIlilll, P. G1'8.Ilillll, J. Wood. KONV 2: C. McGraw, A. Wilcox, C. VVilliums, D. Yalrzitell, A. Ke1'stette1', M. VVohstv1', K. Akum, A. Lewis, XV. McCrz1y, L. Rhodes. ROW 3: S. Mc'l+llroy. A. Rees, li. McCoy, G. Lloyd, K, Latos. V. lX11'Cr:1y, G. llalgley. l'. Ulznrk, l'. Halle. V. liivlznwski. M. lvlzxlek, J. Triscuit, E. Henry. HOW ll: V. Kliszxrt. .l. Kr-ve-r, 'l'. Gvvr, Miss II. Rowe. 45 Hi Times . . Blueprint Readers . . School Newspaper ROW 1: P. Brangwynne, D. Beardsley, C. Kowalski, S. Zalzneck, K. Gage, M. Warner, B. Stoddard, M. Hillstrom, J. Thornton, D. Matteson. ROW 2: J. Maloney, C. Mulvin, L. Wank, C. Stultz, D. McCaslin. E. Hassett, S. Hansen, M. Spiesinan, S. Williams, J. Paulson, D. Sharer, P. Keppel, J. Volk, S. Gilbert. R. Downey, J. Stroup. ROW 3: D. Rockafellow, R, Paver, J. Mountain, T. Carroll, J. Orcutt. Senior Editor . . . Sports Editors . . Girl's Sports . . Staff Artists .... Typists ........ Circulation . . . Advertising . . . Secretary . , . Advisor ........ . .. Kathie Gage . . . . John Orcutt Tom Carroll . . . Sylvia Williams . . .Evalene Hassett Robert Paver Duane Rockafellow . Margaret Warner Business Manager Exchange Editor . . . . . . . . Barbara Falcone Shirley Kinney Shirley Gilbert Phyllis Eder Gloria Fay Duane Rockafellow . Shirley Zalzneck .. Sylvia Williams . . Miss Nelle Titus This year Hi-Times has been better than ever. The staff has displayed an unfailing interest and Willingness to co-operate, keeping in mind the importance of having an interesting school publication. Junior editors will be appointed to take over for one of the last issues. This will prepare them for the following year. It is hoped that Hi-Times will be published in the new Activities room during the second semester. Although the costs of publication have increased, Hi-Times has not raised the subscription price to its nearly three hundred readers. 46 Engineers ......... ......... ........ L i brary Club ROW 1: J. Chonia, E. Baccus, A. Reynolds, S. Raymond B. Gibas, J. Sn1ith, G. Rose, K. Akam, N. Edwards, R. Rhodes, K. Kelly, M. Butcher, M. Smith. ROW 2: C. Jaggi, M. Palmer, J. Nichols, R. Schweitzer. J. Maneval, Miss N. McQuiston, L. Weidner, C. Tucci, C. Christensen, J. Mciray, L. Piccirillo, N. Collier, C. Babcock. ROW 3: B. Winans, K. DeWitt, D. Winne, K. Kelly, B. Malek, M. Sickler, S. Ward, J. Watrous, H. Sorenson, N. Gallagher, M. Dingle, B. Ross, M. Roberts, D, Mctlaslin, M. Porter, B. Krone, B. Williams, .I. Nichols, M. Frazier, R. Sventek. President .... . . .Kathie Akam Vice-President .. ..... Gladys Rose Secretary .... . . .Nancy Edwards Treasurer .. ....... Rosalind Rhodes Advisor. . . . . .Miss Nancy McQuiston The Library Club consists of forty-five girls from the sophomore junior, and senior classes. Every girl works in the library three assig- ned periods a week as a student librarian, in addition to her activities in one of the club's standing committees, which are the social, art, mending, filing, clipping, and tax collecting groups. The club mascot is the friendly little bookworm, Oogie who keeps the school informed of the club's activities and the new books. In addition to library duties the social committee is always plan- ning some type of party or activity in which the school can participate. 47 Boys Home Economics Club ..... Interior Decorators I.. King, D. Gluvnzi, E. Roberts, J. White, P. Russell. ll. Sperry, D. Fairchild, D. Hulings, B. Ilnrling. IJ. Andersen, Ii, Lindsey, Miss B. Gordon. President ..... . . .Peter Russell Vice President. . . . . .James Clark Secretary . . . . .Leroy King 'llreasurer . . . . Donald Sperry Advisor. . . . . .Miss Bonita Gordon Under the supervision of Miss Bonita Gordon, twelve boys organ- ized a cooking club, another first in Corry Senior High School. The boys learned the art of preparing and cooking meals, and ser- ving them correctly. 48 Interior Decorators . . . General Home Economics Club V, Lilley, R. Stroup, F. Walton, A. Way, P. Anderson, P. Ahl, M, Mitchell, J, Sadowski, S. Palmer, li. Cooper, Mrs. F. Duye. President ..... . . .Patricia Anderson Vice President. . . ..... Patricia Ahl Secretary .. ...... Vina Lilley Treasurer . .. ...... Julia Sadowski Advisor... .... Mrs. Florence Daye The General Home Economics Club, a newly organized group, saved the day for many a starving student by serving hot dogs during the noon hour before the school cafeteria was opened. Their main interest during the first semester was making favors for hospital trays, in co-operation with the Red Cross. 49 Future Farmers oi America . . . . . . . . . . . . Landscapers .J . , ,- ROW 1: A. Katren, M. Rose, R. Proper, M. Stoltzfus, L. lltegg, D. Mitchell, D. Tu rben, L. Lindsey. ROW 2: K. Smith, R. Maedje, C. Dodd. R. Boutwell, W. Anderson, B. Bates, P. Adu ms, D. Burton, G. Stoltzfus, C. Palmer. E. Moore, P. Clabbatz. ROW IS: Mr. J, Spacht, R. VanKeuren, K. Hoag, L. Turben, H. llarris, .l. Willis, R. Wojteszak, D. Vettenburg. J. Mack, P. Capela. R. Bull, R. Wiggers. ROW 4: W. Walker, O. McCray, D. Lindstrom, D. Walton, H. Leek, K. Vz1nCise, R. Marrs, li. King, A. Messinger. VV. Mcfliny, NV. llraybill, M. Drake. President . . . . . .Charles Dodd Vice President. . . . .Larry Mosher Secretary .... .Richard Maedje Treasurer . . . .Edward Moore Reporter .. Raymond Mosher Sentinel . .... Paul Clabbatz Advisor.. Mr. John Spacht The F. F. A. was a club added this year to supplement the new Agriculture Course. Forty-six students including three girls were registered as members of the organization. The first club activity was a very successful skating party. After this, the members sponsored a square dance, a parent and son banquet, a hunt and game supper, and an onion sale. Several members attended the Pennsylvania Farm Show at Har- risburg in January. 50 Painters ......... ....... ...... ......... A r t Club HOW 1: I.. Blakeslee, B. Brown, E. Filegar. ROW 2: J. Croscut, A. Curtis, N. Fralick, J. Raymond, F. Fish, F. Oyer, T. Radeck i, C. Lundeen. ROW 3: Mr. R. Rogers, J. Krasa, J. Mc-Intyre, R. Crosscut, N. Upperman, C. Hzind, J. Lloyd. President . . . . . .Tony Radecki Vice President. . . . . .Caroll Hand Secretary-Treasurer . . ..... Nancy Fralick Advisor . . . . .Mr. Ramsey Rogers This year marked the beginning of classes in art on the senior high school level. Those students whose schedules did not permit a class in art work, were privileged to join the art club which met during the activity per- iod. The members were permitted to choose their own medium of ex- pression, with the result. that many excellent examples of art work were finished and exhibited. 51 Red Cross Club . . . . . Cement Pourers ROW 1: S. Sickler, L. Conklin, P. Cooklis, N. Johnson, R. McElroy, R. Shields, B. Jnquith, M. Woodard, B. Loveland, J. Meerdink. ROW 2: M. Thomas, L. Davis, N. Griswold, J. Leek, B. Clark, C. Hixson, M. Taylor, S. Taylor, L. Briggs, Mr. J. Liebegott. President .... .... R oberta Shields Vice President. . . . . .Nancy Johnson Secretary .... .... R oberta McElroy Treasurer ........ .... B etty Jaquith Publicity Chairman. . . . . .Beatrice Loveland Advisor ........... . . .Mr. John Liebegott The Junior Red Cross Club played an important part in the Nat- ional Enrollment drive which was 100 successful in the senior high school. The girls helped with the Community Chest Drive, participated in the Erie Evacuation Project, and made tray favors for the Corry Mem- orial Hospital. 52 Tile Layers . . . . . . . K. Student Council ROW 1: K. Kelly, L. Rhodes, S. Anderson, C. Smith, C. Mulvin, R. Brockman, D. Sharer, M. McKeta. ROW 2: C. Hyer, S. Cochran, N. Fralick. J. Hosier, M. Spiesnian, P. Keppel, J. Beckwith, J. Maloney, Mr. Philip Legal. ROW 3: W. Mitchell, VV. Wolfe. ROW 4: D. Fleming, R. Smith, J. Pfeiffer, J. Middleton, L. Brynolfson. J. Sweet, W. Craybill, D. Way. President .... .... J oan Maloney Vice President. . . . . .Walter Wolfe Secretary . . . . .John Middleton Treasurer . . . . .William Graybill With the beginning of the school vear. the Student Council follow- ed in the footsteps of the new school by undertaking new projects. Since the school was not completed until late in the year, the Stu- dent Council did not get organized immediately. This, however, did not stop the enthusiastic group. Soon after electing officers, the Student Council gave a party for the basketball team. This affair was a great success and, it is hoped that it may become an annual social event. The next project, a dance after the Corry-Warren game, proved financially successful for the group. The dance was sponsored to help raise money for a new school flag. Members of the Student Council acted as guides during the Open House held in connection with the-formal opening of the new school. To Joan Maloney went the honor of leading the flag salute at the dedication ceremonies. 53 Projection Club .............. ......., E lectricians ROW 1: R. Courtney, W. Kinney, J. Pfeiffer, M. Green, H. Holton, B. Hahn, T. Titus, R. Malon- ey, R. Lloyd. ROVV 2: Mr. K. Harvey, W. Deutschlander, F. Jensen, B. Jaggi, R. Graybill, D. Beardsley, P. Hurlbut, T. Morris, R. Jewell. ROW 3: M. Christensen, T. Glatz, T. Clark, M. Roberts, R. Sheehan, L. Tripp, R. Hosier, A. Long, J. Silvis, J. Miller. ROW 4: J. Raymond. President .... . . .William Kinney Vice President. . . . . .Richard Maloney Secretary . . . . .Jack Pfeiffer Treasurer . .. .Thomas Titus Advisor. . . . . .Mr. Kenneth Harvey In the Projection Club. the members were taught the functions of a projector, how to splice films, and how to take care of the machinery. The club provides training for boys interested in this field, and they in turn put their knowledge to work as machine operators for the various films shown in the school. 54 Locksmiths ......... .......... ......... K e y Club ROW 1: C. Bachofner, L. Brynolfson. ROW 2: R. Miller, W. Skinner, R. Moore, P. Dwyer, J. Shields. C. Purdy, L. Roeloffs, D. Knight, G. Brewer, B. White. R. Tunnell. ROW 3: L. Pfeiffer, L. Steen, T. Dawdy, J. Swarm, T. Higgins, P. Satterlee. NV. Corbin, O. Cap- well. RONV 4: J. Watson, B. Gates, J. Powers, J. Baldwin, J. Sweet, ll. Church, C. Seastead, J. Swan- son, C. Ross, IJ. Sargent. President ,... . . .Clark Bachofner Vice President.. .... James Watson Secretary .... . . .Lenny Brynolfson Treasurer .... . . .James Powers Senior Director. . . . .Gilbert Brewer Junior Director .... . . .John Sweet Sophomore Director. . . ........ Paul Dwyer Advisor ........... ..Mr. William Miller The Key Club of Corry Area High School is in its fifth year of ex- istence. The membership consists of thirty-one boys who are dedicated to serve their school and community in service. The Corry club was honored this year by having John Shields elec- ted Lt. Governor of Division 1, Key Clubs. He was elected at the Allen- town Convention which was attended by eleven other members of the local club. President Clark Bachofner and Lt. Governor Shields were also in attendance at the International Convention in Philadelphia in July, 1954. 55 Senior Tri-Hi-Y . . . Structure Welders President .... . . .Shirley Zalzneck Vice President ..... ...Donna McLean Secretary-Treasurer . . . . . . Deanna Hoylen Chaplain ......... ..... K athie Gage Advisor .................. Miss Ruth Bennett Throughout their senior year, the girls worked as a group to fur- ther the ideals of Tri-Hi-Y. At an early meeting of the Northwest District, the members under- took the responsibility of raising money to help defray the expense of sending Sharon Hansen to Paris. Deanna Hoylen and Ruth Abbey represented the seniors at the Model United Nations meeting in Harrisburg in March. The main money raising projects were the sale of taffy and a bake sale, both held in February. Shirley Zalzneck was chairman of the annual Easter Sunrise Breakfast held in the school cafeteria in April. Junior Tri-Hi-Y . . . Structure Welders President ...... . . .Sharon Hansen Vice President... ..... Nancy Johnson Secretary .... .... M ary Lou Spiesman Treasurer . . . ......... Nancy Orn Chaplain ..... Roberta McElroy Advisor ............... Miss Mary McMahon Sharon Hansen, Junior Tri-Hi-Y President, was chosen to represent the Northwest District at the Y. M. C. A. World Conference to be held in Paris during the summer. Financing this trip was one of the major problems to confront the group. Margaret Warner and Adeline Ross were chosen to attend the Model United Nations meeting at Harrisburg. Members of the club assisted in the Easter Sunrise Breakfast, sold greeting cards, sponsored several dances, and were hostesses to the other Tri-Hi-Y Clubs at a Splash Party. 56 Structure Welders .... ............. S enior Tri-Hi-Y ROW 1: .I. Imek. J. Maloney. ID. Mcchezxn, S. Zalzneck. D. Hoylen, K. Gage. V. Smith. V. Kowal- ski. P. Grzlhzlln. ROW 2: M. Webster. N. R0sshzu'l1er. J. Matteson. G. Klinger. S. White, R. Abbey, P. ldcler. .l. CiI!'l'0ll, H. Hartley. ROW Ii: lfl, llnrton. S. BlLlllllgill'll'll, G. 14'uy.J.Aq11ilino, .I. XV0od, G. IFUIIIDSPY. N. Km-lly. J. llurlnon. Structure Welders ...... ..... ..... J u nior Tri-Hi-Y GROVP AROVND TABLE: J. 1VIllCkiIlhZlll1Jt. J. Watrous, J. Smith, L. vvllllk. C. Stultz, Ii. Mv- Ifllroy. N. Orn, M. Spin-slmlll, N. Johnson, S. Hansen. ROW 2: J. Meerdink. M. Warner, C. Mulvin, R. VVebb, E. Hassett. P. Keppel. ROW Il: A. Ross. li. Shields, B. Loveland. A. Reynolds, G. Rose, M. Palmer. IB. Muttm-son. J. Nichols, IJ. Spaulding. 57 Sophomore Tri-Hi-Y . . . . Structure Welders Hi-Y President .... . . . Jacqueline Paulson Vice President. . . .... Joanne Beckwith Secretary .... Patricia Keppel Treasurer . .. .. Mary Jane Hillstrom Chaplain .. . Grace Bagley Advisors . . . Mrs. Sue Swack Miss Marjorie Muir The sophomore girls volunteered to assist P. T. A. parents who wished to attend meetings by baby sitting for them. This was done as part of their community service project. During the Christmas season, a tureen dinner was enjoyed by the members, and a panel discussion with adults and students furnish- ed the program for the dinner. To raise money for club activities, the girls sponsored a Sock Hop, and a Splash Party. . . . . Structure Welders President .... Vice President . . John Shields . Robert Miller Secretary .... Craig Seastead Treasurer .... .... F red Fish Chaplain . . . Robert Tunnell Advisor .... .. Mr. Charles Gilbert The main purpose of the Hi-Y is to gain and maintain high standards of Christian living throughout the school and community. During the year, many of the leading professional men of Corry spoke to the club members as part of the Hi-Y program. Club activities were varied, but outstanding among them were the Hi-Y rallies and suppers, and participation in the Easter Sunrise Service. 58 tructure Welders ............ ophomore Tri-Hi-Y S ROVV 1: Nichols, M. Green, J. 'Ihornton, J. Paulson, J. Beckwith, P. Keppel, M. llillstroni, G. Bagley, G. Lloyd, J. Catlin. ROW 2: H. Gibas, .I. Stroup, S. Cochran, S. Beardsley, K. Ross, K. Kelley, K. Kelley. J. Nic-hols. D. Shearer, M. Orr-utt, M. Slnith. L. Kelley. R. Downey Mrs. S. Swack. ROVV Il: L. Anderson. L. Colo. E. Henry, S. Mclfllroy. V. Klisart. V. Porter, A. lives, ll. Mv1'oy, U. Juggi, C. Williams. Structure Welders ....... .................. H i-Y RONV 1: C. Merritt, J. Miller, R. Miller, R. Fish, J. Shields, J. Powers, R. Tnnnell. T. Titus, E. Roberts. ROW 2: R. Sheehan, T. Dawdy. M. Aldrich, B. Darling, C. Seastead, F. Oyer, C. Purdy, R. Church. ROVV Il: T. Carroll, li. Sherwood, C. Bachofner, VV. Corbin, P. Dwyer. 59 School Treasurers . . . . . . . . . . . ..o. . . . . . Bondsmen V. llac-liofncr O. Capwell Clark Bachofner, a senior commercial student, was the Corry Area Senior High School treasurer. He was assisted by Olin Capwell, also a commercial student. Since the school treasurer is in charge of all school organization funds, the two treasurers handled over forty five thousand dollars during the school year. Seventeen different groups deposited money in the general fund, and the work of the treasurers, under the supervision of Mr. William Miller, was a tremendous responsibility. Ushers ............. .......... ........ I n spectors 'MM ROW 1: .I. Maloney, .l. Jerome. K, Gage, li. Abbey, D. Hoylen. ROW' 2: T. Carroll, Il. Iflixson, VV. VV0lfe, VV. Sanders, J. Orcutt. Girls Head Usher. .Ioan Harmon: lioys Head Usher, John Orvutt: Advisor, Mr. lloward Sheen. The school ushers organization consists of twelve boys and girls whose duty it is to usher at assemblies, plays, and any other activity held in the auditorium. Courtesy and politeness are stressed by this group. 60 Music Department . . . . Sound Prooiers . . . . Band President ...... . . .William Corbin Vice President .... ...Donald Sargent Secretary ...... ..... R ita Downey Treasurer . . . ...... James Watson Advisor .... .... M r. H. Lynn Rice Under the capable direction of Mr. H. Lynn Rice, the Corry Area High School Band was a much looked forward to event during the football season. Their formations were unique and well received by the many fans who attended the games. Outstanding performances in- cluded the story of Cowboy Joe, and many can still remember Cowboy Joe's spirit, a giant balloon, ascending into the night sky. In the fall, when the weather was good, pep assemblies were held in the parking lot. This condition arose because the auditorium was not finished. As soon as the new music rooms were ready for occupancy, the band met regularly and concentrated on the works of such outstanding composers as John Philip Sousa, George Gershwin, and Rudolph Friml. The majorettes accompanied the band on marching performances. They were skillful in all routines and reflected the time and effort spent by Mrs. Norman Tarbell who worked with them so diligently during the season. 61 Orchestra .... . . .... . . . . Soundproofers ROW 1: H. Harris, P. Brangwynne, J. Nichols, J. Rumbaugh, L. Tarbell, F. Oyer, V. Lilley. ROW fl: J. Meerdiuk, S. Kinley, A. Corbin, L. Blakeslee, P. Meerdink, C. Cassett, M. Cosma, P. Butters, M. Flowers. ROW 3: R. Borstorff, N. Davis, R. Sargent, J. Roberts, J. Aquilino, D. Hillstrom, T, Mowrey. F. Fish, U, Seastead, D. Beardsley, J. Mowrey, K. Mallick, M. Mclntyre, D. Shaver. President ..... . . .Donna Sharer Vice President .... ..... N ancy Davis Secretary ..... . . .Patty Meerdink Treasurer . . . . . .Laura Blakeslee Librarian . . . . .Mary Ann Cosma Advisor .... .... M r. H. Lynn Rice Under the able direction of Mr. H. Lynn Rice, the Corry Area High School Orchestra completed another fine year. Although they were confined to just two periods per Week, they practiced diligently for their appearances. The group was presented to the public for the first time at the Elks Lodge of Sorrow on the first Sunday of December. They also played for the Junior Class Play in March, and staged a very successful concert in May. Miss Arlene Frontroth and Miss Vina Lilley were chosen to rep- resent Corry at the All-District Orchestra Festival at Millcreek. This orchestra was composed of outstanding musicians from five counties in Northwestern Pennsylvania. 62 Sound Proofers ........... ..... A Cappella Chou' W J: C. Mulvin. J. Meerdink, J. I-losier. J. Ilan-mon, A. Ross, C. Smith, J. Smith, Al. X ths ei ll lc nveland, .l. Muckinhaupt, ll. Brockinan, C Mallick, G. Dempsey. VS P B. Brown, Il. Harris, L. Page, C. Hand, A. Curtis, S. VVilliams. I7. C' hris t ons e n B uith, R. Shields, H. Burton, R. Abbey, taylor, J. Jerome, lvl. Ili-obnek, tl. Rose. lx A lv Palmer, A. Lewis, B. Matteson. N 5: C. Uurbaugh, M. Aldrich, J. Swanson, IJ. Andersen. M. Gross. Hurlbut. T. f'arroll. li. Sherwood, B. Darling, lt. llosier. President ..... . . Judy Jerome Vice President. . . . . .Joan Harmon Secretary .... .... J erry Swanson Treasurer .. ..... Thomas Carroll Advisor. . . . . .Mr. H. Lynn Rice The 1954-1955 A Cappella Choir was under the direction of Mr. H. Lynn Rice. Although the chorus was smaller than usual, the mem- bers gave their usual fine performance at all of their appearances. The annual Christmas pageant was not given for the public this year because of the unfinished auditorium. A Christmas program was given in the cafeteria for the students of the Junior and Senior High School. Later in the year, after the auditorium had been completed, the A Cappella Choir presented their annual Spring Concert. This has been a highlight of entertainment during the school term for many years. The following members of the A Cappella Choir were chosen to at- tend the All-District Chorus at Albion: Carol Mallick, Helene Harris, Maurice Aldrich, Cecil Carbaugh, Michael Gross, and Doris Christen- Sell. In May, 1954, the A Cappella Choir presented a concert following the theme Down Memory Lane. Starting with the songs of the Gay Nlnetys, the choir progressed through the popular songs of yesteryear to the songs of today. 63 ll. Slit-rwood. I.. N isnt Girls Chorus ......... ............. S ound Proofers l ROW 1: M. Green, B. Thomas, V. Klisart, J. Nichols, J. Paulson, M. Hillstrom, W. McC1'ay, B. Stoddard. ROW 2: J. McC1'ay, S. Cochran, J. Maneval, li. Bortsoff, G. Bagley, S. Armitage, D. Matteson, Mr. H. Lynn Rice. HOVV 3: P. Clark, K. Ross, P. Jensen, L. Anderson, J. Beckwith, P. Latos. S. Hoardsley. President ..... . .Vicky Klisart Vice President. . . . .Doris Matteson Secretary Treasurer. . . . . .Phyllis Jenson Librarians . . . . .Linda Anderson Sandra Beardsley Advisor. . . . . .Mr. H. Lynn Rice The Girls' Chorus, composed of twenty-three voices, was under the direction of Mr. H. Lynn Rice. These girls were taught sight sing- ing and were thoroughly rehearsed in close harmony. They learned to sing in three part harmony without accompaniment. The Girls Chorus had a prominent part in the Christmas program, had a Spring Concert of their own, and played an important role in the 1955 Baccalaureate Service. 64 Sound Proofers . . . . . Ensemble ROW l: P. Jensen, M. Drobnek. J. Jerome, D. Christensen. ROW 2: Mr, H. Lynn Rice, C. Carbaugh, C. Merritt, R. Sherwood, M. Aldrich. fi: Under the able direction of Mr. H. Lynn Rice, the Senior High School Ensemble made its initial appearance before the public at the annual spring concert. The group, selected from the A Cappella Choir, met once each week during the Thursday club per- iod. The primary reason for the organization of this club was to further the enjoyment of group singing.. 65 H. Lynn Rive, Ilircctor of Music Sports . . . Roadbuilders . . . . Football SEASON 'S SUMMARY Corry Area High Beavers ran the state's longest major scholastic win streak to 20 before being dropped by Franklin in attempting to achieve their 21st consecu- tive victory. Hampered by injuries to key men, the Beavers were shut out in their three season losses. Five lettermen formed the nucleus for the 1954 team. Eleven let- termen from the 1954 squad will return to form the nucleus for the Beavers in 1955. The Beavers looked good in the seas- on's opener by defeating a highly-regarded Warren team by one-point margin. Lynn Austin scored the first touchdown of the season. Dick Sorenson's thrust from a yard out, after Walter Wolfe's 31 yard scamp- er, was the decisive score. In the second game of the season the Beavers defeated Johnsonburg. Walter Wolfe scored on a 50 yard punt return and other touchdowns were made by Soren- son ftwol and Austin. Corry traveled to McDowell where they defeated the Trojans by a 19-6 score. Sanders' defensive play was the outstand- ing feature of the game. The Beavers, seeking their fourth vic- tory of the season and their 21st over a three year span, looked anything but good in going down to their first defeat of the season by the Franklin Knights. The loss of Dick Sorenson, via a dislocated elbow, was the turning point in the game. Bouncing back in their fifth contest, the Beavers defeated Grove City in the fifth annual Potato Bowl game by a score of 18-7. They still maintain their record of never losing this Chamber of Commerce tilt. Postponed by inclement Weather con- ditions, the Beavers met their arch rivals, the Titusville Rockets, on a Monday night and both teams put on an offensive show. Lynn Ausin scored twice to lead the Beav- ers a thrilling 18-14 victory. The Beavers suffered their second worst defeat over a period of seven years by losing to North East. It was also their first loss to the Grapepickers since 1947. In their bid to retain their Section 2 crown, the Orange and Black suffered their third loss of the season to Meadville. The Beavers just didn't seem to have it for this decisive game. It Was the third time they suffered a shut out in 61 games. Scoring two touchdowns in the first quarter and adding two more in the last quarter, the Beavers wrote finis to the 1954 season by recording a triumph over Oil City. It was practically an all-senior team that participated in this contest. ?54 ....... .... .... R o adbuilders ..... .... .... F o otball izef. - 'fiiiiiigzg.,,.tEgE2Egai't- fx... ,.,, .,-,K QS 'x we ctnred above are members of the 1954 squad, managers and coaches. Left to right: First row-Walter Sanders. irry Clabbatz, Richard Sorenson. James Shaver, Walter Wolfe, Robert Hixson. .Iohn Burkhart. James linrkhart. vent-er Ha1'vey. Sevond row-Walter Latos, Floyd Wilkinson, Connie Frenvh, Tom Carroll, Robert Follett. David Flem- g. John Maloney, Charles Dodd, Jerry Greene, Third row-Lynn Austin, Tom Lathrop, Robert Smith, 'Phomas Wi-icht, lester Hajev, Robert Jackson, Edward Burkhart, Ronald Ruffner, .lack Marrs. Fourth row---Robert Uraker, l'anl Steen. illiam Shreve. William Mitchell, Thomas Linski, William TUl'lll l'. Robert Mill9l', William Ul'21Yhill- ige. Javk Brigham, .lames Rumbaugh, Charles Ross. David Way, Howard Mvlvlullin, Charles Sl-ott. Sixth rowf- Ken Jwney tinanagerl. John Orvutt tnianageri, Howard Sherw00Kl. liflllifllfl lVlf'f'l'2lY- lluvid Killllvli SPVPI 0k Bogden. Lon Hanna. lVli0haeI llanna tinanageri. 1954 Sec. Il Football Conference Standings W Meadville 3 Corry 3 Titusville 2 Warren 3 Oil City 1 Franklin 1 T 0 0 1 0 1 0 1954 Season's Results Corry 13 Corry 27 Corry 19 Corry 0 Corry 18 Corry 18 Corry 0 Corry 0 Curry 26 Won 6 Lost 3 Warren Johnsonburg McDowell Franklin Grove City Titusville North East Meadville Oil City 67 Pts. 88.8 74.0 72.5 71.0 32.0 26.0 12 6 6 6 7 14 30 13 14 Fifth row 7 George ith row Vit' Cragg, 1 f I s 1 1 E I s Director ot' .-lthlvtice Football. . . Roadbuilders . . 1954 Schedule-l 955 Sept. 9 .... ....... W arren-Home Sept. 16. . . .... Johnsonburg-Away Sept. 23 . . . .... McDowell-Home Sept. 30. . . ..... Franklin-Home Oct. 7 .... .... G rove City-Away Oct. 14 .... .... T itusville-Away Oct. 21. . . .... North East-Home Oct. 28 .... .... M eadville-Away Nov. 4 .... .... O il City-Away fin four 1952-53, years of league play the Beavers have won two championships and finished second twice, 1951-541 1954 Varsity Lettermen James Burkhart, John Burkhart, Thomas Carroll, Harry Clab- batz, William Graybill, Jerry Greene, Spencer Harvey, Robert Hixson, Walter Sanders, James Shaver, Richard Sorenson, Walter Wolfe, and Jack Marrs. Seniors: Lynn Austin, David Fleming, Robert Follett, John Maloney, Robert Miller, James Rumbaugh, David Way, Floyd Wilkin- son, and Walter Latos. Juniors: Soph: Connie French, William Mitchell, and Charles Scott. All-Section 2 Football Team First team-Walter Sanders, Guard. Second team-James Burkhart, End. Richard Sorenson, Back. Honorable Mention--Connie French, Tackle. Floyd Wilkinson, Guard. Walter Wolfe, Back. Lynn Austin, Back. 68 Corry Area High Varsity Squad . . . . . 1954 JAMES BFRKHART if Z 4 .V E 'x X! XLTI' R XVOLFE XVALTER- SANDERS 69 JOHN BFRKHART Z' F k ' ROBERT HIXSON Varsity . . . .... . . . ..... ...... . . . Football HARRY CLABBATZ Sl'ENCI-CR HARVEY IUCHARII SORENSON JAMES SHAVER Associated Press All State Team Honorable Mention-Walter Sanders, Guard. fThis marks the sixth straight year for one or more Corry players to gain a place on the All State squadl. '70 Cement Pourers ........ ............. V arsity Club Row 1: J. Burkhart, T. Lindski, J. Marrs, E. Burkhart, R. Craker, D. Way, W. Turner, J. Green, L. Austin, J. Brigham, J. Runibaugh. ROW 2: Mr. L. Hanna. R. Miller, .I. Maloney, W. Latos, R. Sorenson, J. Burkhart, W. Sanders, J. Orcutt, T. Carroll, W. Wolfe, J. Pfeiffer, J.Shaver, R. Follett. ROW 3: J. Tomer, H. Clabbatz, C. Scott, W. Graybill, T. Lathrop, W. Mitchell. R. Smith, W. Shreve, S. Harvey, R. I-Iixson, C. Hyer. ROW 4: R. Ruffner, J. Middleton, H. McMullen, H. Sherwood, R. McCray, D. Fleming, P. Dietsch. President . . . . .John Burkhart Vice-President . . . .James Burkhart Secretary .. ..Robert Follett Advisor. . . . . .Mr. Lou Hanna The Varsity Club was organized seven years ago for the purpose of learning and putting into practice the ideals of good sportsmanship. Since that time, the members and sponsor feel that the club has been responsible to a large extent for the good conduct of the boys on the various teams. To be eligible for membership in this club, a boy must be on one of the school varsity squads. This year fifty-two boys answered to the roll call. 71 Basketball . . .... Roadbuilders ...... 19 4 1955 Forry Corry Corry Corry Corry Corry Corry Corry Curry Curry Curry KV: rry Corry Curry lforry Curry Curry Curry Furry Kforry Uurry 44 71 63 56 52 41 66 50 SU ill 15 24 fl-I S6 214 31 26 Illi 28 'Hi 61 ROW 1: C. Hyer, P. Dietsch, W. Latos. J. Burkhart. ROW 2: W. Wolfe, J. Tonier. N. Weidner, J. Shaver, R. Miller, R. llixson. Varsity Record 37 Erie Tech 54 Corry McDowell 53 Corry Union City 61 Iforry Erie Tech T2 Corry l'nion City 73. Corry McDowell 34 Corry Alumni 68 Corry Titnsville 73 C0l'1'y Yonngsville 56 Curry Franklin S2 Corry Erie East 56 Corry JUNIOR VARSITY Erie Tech 47 Corry McDowell 24 Corry Union City 28 Corry Erie Tech 42 Corry Union City 21 Corry McDowell 34 Corry Carry Jr. Iligh 26 Corry Titnsville 3 Sl Corry Yonngsville 36 Corry Franklin 51 Curry 55 50 51 50 5.1 39 61 28 22 57 49 56 41 36 531 15 37 217 29 27 Oil City Meadville Warren Titusville Franklin Youngsville Oil City Erie Academy Meadville Warren Jamestown Curry Stars Oil City Meadville Warren Titusville Franklin Youngsville Oil City Meadville Warren Varsity . . James Burkhart, Senior-Jim was second in individual scoring honors with 76 field goals and 61 free throws for a 213 point total. He played in all 22 varsity games. Jim's big night was against Union City when he scored 21 points. . . Basketball JAMES BPRKH.-KRT Walter Wolfe, Senior-Walt was the leading scorer for the Orange and Black cagers with 76 field goals and 86 free throws for a total of 242 points. He played in all 22 varsity games and is to be congratulated on making the All District Second Team. He scored 23 points in the Oil V. game. i ziil ggiii -' flag. WVA LTER VYOLFE Paul Dietsch, Sophomore- P, J. , replacing the injured Bob Hixson, played in 19 games and made 55 field goals and 25 free throws for a 135 point total. He scored 15 points against Erie East, and we expect big things of him in the following years. 4 ROBERT MILLER PA UL DIETSCH Robert Miller, Junior-Bob, a letterman from last year, played in all 22 varsity games and scored 143 points with 52 field goals and 39 free throws. ln the Alumni game he scored his high for the year with 16 points. 73 Basketball . . James Tomer, Sophomore-Jim divided the pivot duties with Norm Weidner and played in 17 games. He scored 103 points on 37 field goals and 29 free throws. Jim dumped in 17 counters against Oil City. We think he is a bright prospect for the future. JAMES SHAVER Robert Hixson, Senior--Bob was injured in the Union City game and was unable to complete the season. He scored 25 field goals and 18 free throws for a 68 point total for five games. He scored 27 points against McDowell High. tance next year. NORMAN WEIDN ER . Varsity JAMES TOMER James Shaver, Senior-Jim saw limited action until the end of the season. He scored 34 points with 13 field goals and 8 free shots for a 28 point total. .-. iiiz . Runner mxsoiv Norman Weidner, Junior- Wiggles scored 36 field goals and 20 free throws for a 92 point total. He stands 6' 5 and, being our tallest man, should be a great assis William Mitchell, Sophomore-Another bright prospect, Bill tallied with 9 field goals and 10 free throws for a 28 point total. Connie French, Sophomore-Another Junior Varsity player, Connie played in one Varsity game and scored one point. 74 1954-1954 . . . Basketball , Walter Latos, Junior-Walt played in 14 games and scored 21 points with 4 field goals and 13 free throws. XVALTER LATOS . . . . Craig Hyer, Senior-Craig scored a total of 21 points in It 14 games. He made 8 field goals and 5 free throws. if gg ' PRA IG HY I-1 If William Turner, Sophomore-A regular Junior Varsity player, Bill played in 4 varsity games and made 10 points on 1 field goal and 8 free throws. This lefty is expected to do big things next year. JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD ROW 1: J. Middleton, H. McMullen, J. Brigham, R. Jackson, W. Kinney. ROW 2: T. Linsky, W. Turner, R. Wiggers, C. Scott, W. Mitchell. 75 Track ......... ......... ........... R 0 adbuilders i ROW 1: R. Douglas, R. McKeta, W. Wolfe, R. Sorenson, J. Orcutt, C. Fleming, D. Wood, R. Hixson, R. Miller. ROW 2: C. French, L. Cassett, J. Tomer, J. White, R. Staples, R. Gates, J. Maloney, M. Blynt, R. Maedje, R. Latos, L. Austin. ROW 3: F. Wilkinson, R. Follett, W. Graybill, C. Scott, W. Turner, W. Mitchell, Mgr. C. Hyer. DISTRICT 10 TRACK MEET Corry Area Iligh School ............ 12 points lst Place-Melvyn Blynt-Pole Vault-11 feet. 2nd Place-Half Mile Relay Team-Connie French, Chuck Fleming, Richard Mc- Keta, and Robert Douglas. 4th Place-Mile Relay Team-Richard McKeta, Robert Douglas, Richard Latos, and Robert Miller. 5th Place-Javelin-Robert Hixson. SEASONS RESULTS Triangular Meet . . . . . Curry 66 lf, Jamestown 47 IA, Ripley 4 lA, Dual Meet . . . . Corry 59 Titusville 50 Dual Meet .. Oil City 66 Corry 43 Dual Meet . . . . . . Meadville 56 Corry 53 Dual Meet .... . . . Corry 71 Franklin 38 Triangle Meet . . . . .Warren 65 Corry 33 Youngsville 17 LETTERMEN Walter Wolfe, Charles Fleming, Ronald Gates Melvyn Blynt, Donald Wood, Robert Douglas, Richard McKeta, Connie French, Larry Cassett, Robert Hixson, Richard Latos, John Maloney, James Tomer, Richard Staples, John Orcutt Robert Maedje. l70RRY'S HIGH SFORERS FOR THE '54 SEASON Robert Hixson . . . . 45 1j6 pts. Charles Fleming 4314 pts. Walter Wolfe . . . . . 3334 pts. Melvyn Blynt . . . . 32 pts. Ronald Gates . 305 Richard Latog . . . . . M2514 pts. Robert Douglas 21315 pts. Roadbuilders ............................... Go ROW ROW 1: L. Pfeiffer, J. Pfeiffer, R. Hixson, J. Orcutt. 2: Mr. I. Downs. RESVIJI' Ulf' MA'l'l'HES lllS'l'RI1 l' I0 GOLF 'I'0l'RN.-Ull1lN'I' Uorry 4Ab 10 Robert Hixson?8!h COVVY 433 1 lb Larry Cassettf '90 C0l'l'Y UU as Jack Pfeiffersfll Corry 1AJ T Don XVood-103 Corry 4 Bl BQ Meadville QA! 2 Mcadville QR! 1015 Academy QAJ ll L2 Meadville lA! 5 Mendville H53 111A5 tliobert llixson failed to qualify for the state meet by two strokesj Varsity golf began as an informal sport in the 1954 season. Mr. Irvin Downs volunteered to coach the team. In the fall of 1954, the Corry High School Athletic Association voted to adopt golf as a varsity sport. The Corry Area High School Board subsequently elected Mr. Irvin Downs as varsity golf coach. In 1955 the varsity golf team will participate in at least seven dual matches and the District 10 Golf Tournament. Boys xvllfl 1V0r0 Bl0Illhl'l'S Of Tho 1954 Golf Squad Arc- As Ifollous: Robert Hixson, Jack Pfeiffer, Larry Cassatt, Don Wood, John Orcutt, Leo Pfeiffer, Richard Mr-Keta, Richard Staples, Edward Krone. Frank Lloyd, and Ronald Ruffner. 77 Beaverette Club ....................... Surveyors ROW 1: K. Gage. S. Zalzneck, J. Maloney, B. Falcone, C. Smith, J. Harmon, G. D em DSG Y, C- Kowalski, S. Kinney, D. Matteson. ROW 2: lVlr. F. Lowe Edwards, J. Carroll, H. Hartley, S. White, S. llaunigarten, .l. Kecer, N. Rossbacher, P. Eder, G. Klinger, M. Webster. ROW 3: R. Abbey, H. Burton. S. Anderson, P. Graham, J. Aquilino. C. Mallick, J. Wood, R. Cole, N. Kelly, R. Betag. President .... . . .Joan Harmon Vice-President . . . . .Charlotte Smith Secretary . . . . .Geraldine Dempsey Treasurer . . . . . .Barbara Falcone The Beaverette Club, noted for its many activities, is one of the most active clubs in school. Membership is limited to senior girls who endeavor to create and promote school spirit. A bright spot during the year was the adoption of a new club emb- lem-a black beaver on an orange background, with the club name on the bottom. Buses for out of town athletic events were arranged for by the Beaverettes Who also ushered or sold tickets at all home games. Two banquets and a picnic were also part of the clubs activities. 78 Tile Layers ......... .... ......... G i rls Gym Club ROVV 1: L. Hansen, P. Felisiak, N. Earle, P. Clark, .I. Harmon. S. Hansen. N. Kelly. Il. Iieurdssf ley, L. YVank. RONV 2: S. Huffman, S. Kinley, K. Borstorff, L. Anderson. J. Ile:-kwith, S Kensinger, .l. Mv- Lean, 13. Ross. ROW 23: D. Spaulding, N. Orn, li. McElroy, S. COChi'an, C. Stultz. N. Felisiuk, M. Smith, i Zailznef-lc. .l. Stroup, C. Jziggi, ll. Mulvin. D. Hoylellv MiSS li- VVl'iHllT- President . . . . .Joan Harmon Secretary .. ..Nancy Kelly Treasurer .. .... Sharon Hansen Advisor. . . . .Miss Ruth Wright The Gym Club met every Tuesday and was open to any girl from grades nine through twelve. Good sportsmanship was taught in various sports. This year something new has been added. The girls have formed Varsity and Junior Varsity basketball teams and have played the gym clubs of schools in the surrounding area. 79 Cheerleaders ...................... Woodworkers 2 E 5 ROW 1: lfl. Hassett, D. Benrdsley. S. Hansen. ROW 2: S. lieardsley, P. Clark. ROW 3: J. Maloney. I'1'lIUK-A-BOOM ChiCk-21-b00lll! Chick-a-Raclv Get that ball and force them Lack! Boom, Rack, Ball, Back! Yea, team. smear 'em! GO ISIGAVERS AND l+'lGH'l ' Go Beavers and fight! Go Beavers and fight! Fight, fight, fight, fight! Go Beavers and fight! Under the capable direction of Miss Marjorie Muir. the cheerleaders practiced diligently and were able to present many new cheers to the student body. Alma Mater As the hills ol' Pennsylvania There amid the busy humming Rise to skies of blue, 1 Of our city fair. So asrends our veneration, Proudly stands the old High Building Corry High. to you. Tis for her we care. Let the chorus swell ill athems, Though from here our paths may sever, Far and loud and long, Distant unknown ways, Corry High School and her glory, Still abides the memory ever, Ever he our song. Of our High School Days. Chorus- liaise the chorus, speed it onward Till the echoes flee, llere's a cheer for Corry High School Hail. -all hail to thee. 80 PHOTOGRAPHS IN THIS ISSUE By THE SAWYER STUDIO CONGRATULATIONS 200 N. Center St. Corry, Pa. 81 AJAX IRON WORKS CORRY, PENNSYLVANIA Liberty is the one thing you can,t have -unless You, give it to othersf' -William Allen White 82 L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY Attleboro, Massachusetts Known YVllE'1'CV9l' there are Schools and Colleges Commencement Invitations-Personal Cards Diplomas Class Rings and Pins Club Insignia-Medals and Trophies ,Riepmsellted by: Mr. Robert 'l'. 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