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

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1957 volume:

THE CORRIAN 1957 CORRY AREA HIGH SCHOOL CORRY, PENNSYLVANIA FOREWARD Here is your Corrian for 1957. We take great pleasure and pride in presenting this, a faithful record of the finest group of teachers and pupils that has ever been a part of Corry High School. The scholastic, athletic, and social activities which we have depicted may mean little to you now, but as the golden chain of memory lengthens through the years, we hope that this book will increase in value to you regardless of whether or not the price of gold goes up or down. Linda Anderson, Editor DEDICATION r with pleasure and respect, our 1957 Corrian to Miss Ruth Bennett. For several years, she was die Corrian adviser and her friendly supervision and devoted work enabled the Staff, each year, to present to the students an authentic, attractive book. Through this dedication, we are attempting to show our appreciation and admiration. We wish you the very best of everything always, Miss Bennett. SUPERINTENDENT LAWRENCE M. DOUGLAS D. Ed., University of Pittsburgh HOWARD J. SHEEN PRINCIPAL SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL M. A., St. Lawrence University HAROLD G. WOLFE PRINCIPAL JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL M. A., University of Rochester 4 ADMINISTRATION 1957 FACULTY RUTH L BENNETT B.A., M.A., Pennsylvania State University—English, American History, Senior Tri-Hi-Y Adviser. L. MARK BYERS B.S., Clarion State T cachcrs College— Biology, Shop Physics, Ceneral Science, Projection Club Adviser. NANCY L. BYERS B.S., Clarion State Teachers College— Librarian, Junior High School Tri-Hi-Y Adviser, Library Club Adviser. DOROTHY CARROLL B.A., Muskingum C ollcgc —English, Latin, Junior Tri-Hi-Y Adviser. SENIOR HIGH FACULTY F. LOWE EDWARDS B.S., Edinboro State T eachers College— Social Studies Faculty Athletic Manager, Beaverettc Adviser. RICHARD FARVER B.S., Pennsylvania State University, M. Ed., Virginia Polytechnic Institute— Vocational Agriculture, FFA Club Adviser. .V LOUIS F. HANNA BONE ITA GORDON B.S., Indiana State Teachers College— Homemaking, Manners Club Adviser. B.S., Slippery Rock State Teachers College—Athletic Director and Health, Head Football Coach, Varsity Club Adviser. 6 KENNETH HARVEY B.S., Edinboro State Teachers College, M. A., New York University—Biology, History, and Driver Education, Junior High Football Coach, Assistant Basketball Coach. MARY M. JOURDET B.A., North Dakota Teachers College— English, Senior Class Adviser. PHILIP W. LEGAL B.S., Thiel College, M. Ed., Pennsylvania State University— Science, Dramatics Adviser, Car Traffic Patrol, Attendance Director, Student Council. MARY C. LEWIS B.S., West Chester State Teachers College—Health and Physical Education, Sophomore Tri-Hi-Y Adviser. SENIOR HIGH FACULTY JOHN LIEBEGOTT EUGENE MATSON University of Pittsburgh—Auto Mechanics. FELIX MATTHEWS B.S., Edinboro State Teachers College, M. Ed., Pennsylvania State University— Mathematics, Attendance Records. WILLIAM E. MILLER B.S., Indiana State Teachers College, M. Ed., University of Pittsburgh—Commercial, Sophomore Class Adviser, School Trcasury Adviser, Key Club Adviser. 7 DOROTHY ORTNER B.A., Pennsylvania College for Women — English, Jr. Red Cross Adviser. H. LYNN RICE RAMSEY C. ROGERS B.S., Ohio State Uni- B.S., Edinboro State versity, M. M., University of Southern California—Director of Music. Teachers College — Art, Junior and Senior Art Clubs Adviser. HELEN S. ROWE B.S., Indiana State Teachers College, M A., New York Univcr sity—Commercial, Corrian Adviser. I I SENIOR HIGH FACULTY FRED J. SCHWAB B.B.S., Niagara University— His tory, and Commercial, Auditorium Director. MINNA K. STAHL B.A., Litt. M., University of Pittsburgh — Supervisor of Cheer Leaders, Junior Class Adviser. NORMAN T ARB EL University of Oklahoma—Machine Shop Practice. DORTHEA WILLIAMS B.S., Indiana State Teachers College— Bookkeeping, Commercial Geography, and Salesmanship. 8 NICHOLAS BOG DEN B.S., Edinboro State Tcachcrs College— Social Studies. RUSSELL BRANT B.S., State Teachers College, Indiana, M. Ed., University of Pittsburgh—Mathematics, Assistant Football Coach, Assistant Basketball Coach. BENJAMIN F. CALDERONE B.S., State Teachers College, Clarion— Geography, English, Hi-Y Adviser. JUNIOR HIGH FACULTY IDA CALDERONE B.S., Clarion State Tcachcrs College— English. VICTOR CRAGG B.S., Slippery Rock State Teachers College—Health and Physical Education, Assistant Football Coach, Head Basketball and Track. IRVIN H. DOWNS B.S., California State Teachers College-Industrial Arts. CLARENCE R. ELD B.S., Lock Haven State Teachers College—Science. 9 PHYLLIS M. HELL B.A., Grove City College—English. CARL E. UNBORG B.A., Albion College — Geography, Social Studies. RUTH F. MYERS B.A., Pennsylvania State University — Social Studies. ROBERT C. OLSON B.S., Edinboro State Teachers College— Ceography, Science. JUNIOR HIGH FACULTY CURTIS O'SHELL B.A., Penn State University, M. Ed., Al-‘egheny College— Guidance Director. LET HA W. ROSE B.S., Edinboro State Teachers College— Geography, Science, Mathematics. VIRGINIA B. ROSS B.S., Edinboro State Teachers College— Art. LEORA ST RAN Ai LAN B.S., Edinboro State T eachcrs College— English. 10 FREDERICK VAN DYKE B.S., Slippery' Rock State Teachers College-Social Studies, English, Jr. High Hi-Y Adviser, Future Teachers of America. ELIZABETH WATSON Mansfield State Teachers College— Music, 8tli Grade Music Clubs. J. DONALD WATSON B.S., Mansfield State Teachers College, M. Ed., Pennsylvania State University— Mathemat ics. DAVID A. YARD B.S., Grove City College—Mathematics, Jr. High Hi-Y Adviser. JUNIOR HIGH FACULTY NO PICTURES FOR THE FOLLOWING: SENIOR HIGH . , I JUNIOR HIGH I ROBERT F. NEUHARD B.S., Edinboro State Teachers College— Mathematics. RONALD E. RAIREE B.S., Pennsylvania State University— Music. NELLIE E. TITUS B.A., Allegheny College, M. Ed., Pennsylvania State University—World History, Hi Times Adviser. FLORENC B.S., Mcrcyh lege—Clothing,' latcd Subjects. ELNORA S. WO B.S., Edinboro St Teachers College— Mathematics. RUTH WRIGHT B.S., Slippery Rock State Teachers College—Health, Physical Education. II EVALUATION OF CORRY HIGH SCHOOL 1956 :tober 23, 24, and 25 our school was studied intensively by an evaluating committee of 22 selected educator representing the Middle States Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. The purpose of this study was to measure our school according to the standards which have been established for the accrediting of high schools. If the visiting committee members report that we are meeting these standards satisfactorily, our school will be listed in our state directory as an accredited one and our graduates will benefit from the more widely recognized standing of their school. The Middle Atlantic States Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools is one of the six regional accrediting associations in the United States. Pennsylvania is a part of the region assigned to this association, and Pennsylvania schools can become members of it. The committee members sent by the association to evaluate our school were; Chairman: Dr. Carl E. Whipple, Superintendent, Warren, Pennsylvania Mr. Ralph Jewell, Superintendent of Schools, Midland, Pennsylvania Miss Edith M. Bell, Commercial, Oil City Senior High School, Oil City, Pennsylvania Miss Esther Bryan, Social Studies. East High School, Erie, Pennsylvania Mr. B.F. Edlund, Supervising Principal, Union School District, Girard, Pennsylvania Mr. William Ellwood, Agriculture Industrial Arts, Harbor Creek High School, Harbor Creek, Pennsylvania Mr. Frank Emmons, Guidance, McDowell High School, R.D. 2, Erie, Pennsylvania Mr. Michael Ferrare, Physical Education, Academy High School, Erie, Pennsylvania Rev. Richard Friedrichs, Science Mathematics, Cathedral Prep School, Erie,Pennsylvania Mr. John Gillespie, Geography, Strong Vincent High School, Erie, Pennsylvania Miss Elfreda Graham, English, Franklin Junior-Senior High School, Franklin, Pennsylvania Miss Anna Belle Hamilton, Librarian, Grove City Joint High School, Grove City, Pennsylvania Mr. Glenn M. Henery, Principal, Punxsutawncy Jt. High School, Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania Mr. Richard J. Krepp, Mathematics, Sharon Senior High School, Sharon. Pennsylvania Mr. Tudor Lewis, Industrial Arts, Farrell Senior High School, Farrell, Pennsylvania Mr. John M. Patterson, Principal, Cameron County High School, Emporium, Pennsylvania Sister Mary Philip, O.S J., Home Economics, St. Benedict Academy, Erie, Pennsylvania Mr. Henry L. Powell, Principal, Warren Junior High School, Warren, Pennsylvania Mr. Harry A. Summers, Music, Warren High School, Warren, Pennsylvania Mr. John W. Turner, Principal, Chautauqua Central School, Chautauqua, New York 12 SENIORS Donna Sharer Bill Mitchell, Ed Burkhart, Chuck Scott President Sophomore Charles Scott Junior Cnarles Scott Senior Charles Scott Vice-President William Mitchell William Mitchell Edward Burkhart Secretary Richard Maedje James Tomer Donna Sharer Treasurer Mary Jane Hillstrom Mary Jane Hillstrom William Mitchell Adviser Mr. William Miller Mrs. Mary Jourdet Mrs. Mary Jourdet SENIOR CLASS HISTORY The Senior Class was fortunate in entering the new high school as Sophomores, thus being the first class to com-plete all three years in Corry Area High School. As Juniors we sponsored a very successful play, Scared Stiff, under the capable direction of Mr. Phili with Donna Sharer as student director. Asa result of a record-breaking ticket sale, we had a Prom which will be forgotten by tr.ose who attended. In our Junior year we held a farewell party for the Seniors -- the first of its type ever given. During our Senior year, we sponsored a very successful Senior Ball; and, as this book goes to press, plans are ready in progress for other social affairs and activities connected with Commencement Week. Twelve years ago it seemed as though this year would never come. Now that it has, we realize that the years have been spent preparing us to be the leaders of tomorrow. We, the Seniors, wish to thank Mr. Wolfe, Mr. Sheen, and all faculty members for making our school life happy and profitable. 14 Ernesi Ray Adams Industrial R. D. 3, Corry August 14 Study 2,3,4. James Merle Akam Industrial 357 East Pleasant Street February 20 Industrial Arts 3,4. Linda Joy Anderson College Preparatory 24 West Frederick Street September 7 Girls Chorus 2; Hi Times 2; Library 2,3; Jr. Play Com. 3; Jr. Prom Com. 3; Corrian 2,3, Editor 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3, Chaplain 4; Gym 2,3,4; Usher Society 3,4; HR Treas. 4; PTA Rep. 4; Chorus 4; Bcavcrcttes 4. Robert Willet Anderson Industrial R. D. 1, Corry February 10 Projection 4 SENIORS 1957 Sandra Ann Armitagc Commercial General R. D. 1, Spring Creek July 29 Projection 3; Manners 4. Beverly Ann Austin General 46 Ohio Street December 29 3. Evelyn Alice Baccus Commercial Secretarial 245 Union Street May 29 Library 2; Jr. Play Com. 3; Corrian 3, 4; Red Cross Rep. 4; Bcavercttes 4. Grace Ann Baglcy College Preparatory 48 East Irving Street October 29 Corrian 2; Girls Chorus 2; Jr. Play 3; Jr. Prom Com. 3; Gym 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, Chaplain 2; Student Council 3,4; Usher 3,4; Bcavcrcttes 4. 15 Sandra Lee Beardsley Commercial General 139 West Bond Street November 15 Hi Times 2; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Corrian 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Gym 2,3,4; Girls Chorus 2; HR Sec. 2; Mixed Chorus 4; Beaverettcs 4. Dale Evan Bernard Industrial 859 East South Street May 18 Projection 4. Gladys Marie Blynt mmercial General ospect Street ber n Jr. Class Com. 3; Set Record for ticket selling 3; Bea-verettes 4. Kathleen Louise Borstorff College Preparatory R.D. 4, Corry Dcccmbex 2? HR Vicc-Prcs. 2; Gym 2; Girls Chorus 2; Student Council Alt. 3; Beaverettes 4. SENIORS 1957 Patricia Brangwynne General R. D. 3, Cocry October 5 Hi Times 2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4. Jack Edward Brigham General 504 Mead Avenue December 30 Varsity 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; HR Pres. 2, Vice-Pres. 3, 4; Prom Com. 3. Edward Bennett Burkhart General 28 West Irving Street April 25 Varsity 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; HR Vice-Pres. 2, Pres. 3,4; Class Vice-Pres. 4; Usher 3,4; Prom Com. 3. Paul James Capela, Jr. Agriculture R. F. D. 3, Corry June 13 Agriculture 2, Vice-Pres. 4; HR Treas. 2,3; Projection 3. 16 Judith Ann Catlin College Preparatory 145 Wright Street January 31 All District Chorus 3; Ensemble 3,4; Jr. Prom Com. 3; PTA Rep. 3; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Cor-rian 2,3,4; Beaverettes 4. Joan Ruth Choma Commercial Secretarial R. D. 2, Corry August 26 Library 2; Corrian 3,4; Manners 4. Carolyn Jean Christensen Commercial General R. D. 2, Corry February 6 Library 2; Beaverettes 4; Mixed Chorus 4. Patsy Ruth Clark College Preparatory 320 Eagle Street September 22 Cheerleader 2,3; Girls Chorus 2; Corrian 2,4; Gym 2, 4, Sec. 3; HR Sec. 4; Hi Times 4. SENIORS Sandra Lee Cochran College Preparatory 122 East Frederick Street March 25 Student Council Alt. 2, Pres. 4; Girls Chorus 2; HR Vice-Pres. 3; Jr. Play Com. 3; Jr. Prom Com. 3; Corrian 2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, Vice-Pres. 2; Cheerleader 3,4, Sub. 2; Gym 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 3, Sec. 4; Beaverettes 4. Lois Marie Cole College Preparatory 683 Wayne Street October 24 Majorettes 2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Gym 2,3,4; Beaverettes 4. Marie Evelyn Conklin Commercial General Box 117, Spring Creek April 26 Red Cross 2 Norman Eugene Conklin Industrial Box 117, Spring Creek September 4 Study Club 2,3,4. 1957 17 Ronald Lcland Crosscut College Preparatory R. D. 4, Cony August 28 Art 2,3. Terrance Harris Dawdy College Preparatory 512 East Main Street July 11 Key 2,3, Sec. 4; Hi-Y 2,3,4; Jr. Play Com. 3; Jr. Prom Com. 3. Paul Joseph Dietsch General 19 1 2 Spring Street May 28 Varsity 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Track 3,4; Student Council 4. Regina Theresc Donoghuc College Preparatory 517 Liberty Street October 4 HR Sec. 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Bcavercttes 4. SENIORS 1957 Rita Bernice Downey College Preparatory 230 East Pleasant Street March 23 Hi Times 2; HR Sec. 2; Student Council Sec. 3; Dance Band Pres. 3; Jr. Play Com. 3; Jr. Prom Com. 3; Band 2,3,4; HR Pres. 4; Bcavercttes Pres. 4; Usher 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; All State Band 2,3; All District Band 2, 3. Paul Goodrich Dwyer College Preparatory 100 1 2 Brook Street November 21 Key 2,3, Pres. 4; Hi-Y 2,3; Band 2,3,4; Chorus 2; Varsity 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Jr. Play 3; Jr. Prom Com. 3. David Scott Eaton College Preparatory 303 Mead Avenue March 16 Projection 2; Key 3; Hi-Y 2,3; Varsity 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4. Nancy Marie Edwards College Preparatory Columbus, Pa. June 30 Library 2,3,4, Sec. 2; Conian 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Jr. Prom Com. 3; Usher 3,4; HR Vice-Prcs. 4; Beaver-ettes Treas. 4. 18 Sandra Lee Ferry Commercial General Columbus, Pa. July 12 Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Jr. Prom Com. 3; Majorettes 2,3,4; Beavcrcttes 4. Mary Alice Frazier College Preparatory 825 East Main Street August 9 Library 2,3,4; Jr. Prom Com. 3. James Conrad French General 300 Delaware Street November 28 Varsity 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Jr. Prom Com. 3; Chorus Lib. 4; Red Cross Rep. 4. George Martin Gage General 533 East South Street November 20 Student Council 2; Football 2,3; Varsity 2,3; Jr. Prom Com. 3; Art 4. SENIORS Shirley Jean Giacoma Commercial General 311 South Center Street October 12 Chorus 4. Barbara Ann Gibas Commercial Secretarial R. D. 1, Cocry December 14 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Jr. Play Com. 3; Jr. Prom Com. 3; Library, Cor. Sec. 2,3; Gym 3; Corrian 3; Majorettes 2,4; Bcavcrettcs 4; Mixed Chorus 4. Beverly Grace Hahn Commercial Secretarial 111 1 2 East Main Street January 12 Projection 2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Beavcrettes 4. Evelyn Joy Henry College Preparatory 1262 White Street May 12 Corrian 2; Majorettes 2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Beavcrcttes 4. 1957 19 Donna Lee Hickle Commercial Secretarial 328 East South Street January 26 Mixed Chorus 4. Beverly Ann Hicks General 180 Wright Street July 1 Transfer from Randolph Central School Tri-Hi-Y 4j Mixed Chorus 4; Art, Vice-Pres. 4. Mary Jane Hillstrom College Preparatory 647 Wayne Street June 1 Girls Chorus 2; Hi Times 2,4; HR Vice-Pres. 2,3; Class Treas. 2,3; Ensemble 3,4; Student Council 4; Mixed Chorus 3, Pres. 4; Jr. Prom Com. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, Treas. 2, Pres. 3. Janet Marie Jackson General 25 Essex Street November 12 Beaverettes 4. SENIORS 1957 Clarice Mary Jaggi Commercial Secretarial 217 West Pleasant Street November 18 HR Treas. 3; Jr. Prom Com. 3; Majorette 2,3; Gym 2, 3; Library 2,3, Soc. Sec. 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Beaverettes 4. Norma Betty Jaggi Commercial General R. D. 1, Columbus May 11 Projection 3, Pres. 4; Beaverettes 4. Phyllis Elaine Jensen Commercial Secretarial R. D. 3, Corry April 4 Girls Chorus, Sec.2; Cocrian 3; Student Council 3; Jr. Prom Com. 3; Jr. Play Com. 3; HR Pres. 2,3; Mixed Chorus 3, Vice-Pres. 4; Ensemble 2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Beaverettes 4; School Treas. 4. Lucille Therese Jungfleisch Commercial Secretarial 550 West Washington Street October 31 Jr. Prom Com. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Beaverettes 4. 20 Kathleen Joan Kelly Commercial General R. D. 1,Columbus August 1 Student Council 2; Library 2; Prom Com. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Corrian 3,4; Beaverettes 4; Band 4. Kathryn Jean Kelly Commercial General R. D. 1,Columbus August 1 HR Treas. 2; Library 2; Prom Com. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3, 4; Corrian 3,4; Band 4; Beaverettes 4. Linda Lue Kelly Commercial Secretarial West Pleasant St. ember 20 imes 2,3, Typist 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3, Treas. 4; Gym 2,3; Prom Com. 3; Jr. Play Prompter 3; Beaverettes 4; Mixed Chorus 4. Patricia Keppel College Preparatory 10 1 2 East Washington St. April 25 Hi Times 2,3,4; Jr. Prom Com. 3; Mixed Chorus 3, Treas 4; HR Vice-Pres. 2, Treas 3, Sec-Treas. 4; Tri-Hi-Y Sec. 2, Treas. 3, Pres. 4; Beaverettes Sec. 4; SENIORS I 957 Ronald Adelbert King Agricultural R. D. 3, Corry June 12 FFAChaplain 3,Pres. 4; Mixed Chorus 3,4. Victoria Joan Klisart College Preparatory 108 West Columbus Avenue August 10 Girls Chorus Pres. 2; Prom Com. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2,4; Corrian 2,3, Bus. Mgr. 4; Beaverettes 4. Eleanor Kozik Commercial Secretarial R. D. 1, Columbus March 24 Prom Com. 3; Beaverettes 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Ensemble 4. James William Krasa Agricultural R. D. 2, Corry November 12 Art 2; FFA 3. 21 Harry Wayne Lamb Industrial 334 Eagle Street February 12 Projection 3,4. Thomas Frank Lathrop General 462 South Center Street February 19 Varsity 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4. Katherine Elizabeth Latos Commercial Secretarial 1050 Mead Avenue February 26 £orrian 2; Ensemble 3,4; Girls Chorus 2; Mixed Chorus 5, .; Beaverettes 4. Patricia Ann Latos Commercial Secretarial 1050 Mead Avenue February 26 Girls Chorus 2; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Ensemble 3,4; Jr. Prom Comm. 3; Beaverettes 4; Majorettes 2,3; Head Majorette 4. SENIORS 1957 Maurine Gail Lilley College Preparatory R.D. 1, Cony October 31 Majorette 2,3,4; HR Sec. 4; Jr. Prom Com. 3. Gloria Rae Lloyd Commercial General 601 Shady Avenue September 2 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3; Corrian 2; Beaverettes 4. Richard Alan Maedje G eneral 60 E. Main St., Columbus September 30 Varsity 2,4; Football 2,4; Track 2,3,4; Class Sec. 2; FFA Sec. 2; FFA Pres. 3; Mixed Ensemble 3. Barbara Ann Malek Commercial General R. D. 1, Columbus September 3 Library 2; Beaverettes 4. 22 Richard Lee Mans Agricultural R. D. 2, Corry June 21 FFA 2,3,4. Doris Irene Matteson College Preparatory R. D. 3, Corry February 28 Hi Times 2; Girls Chorus 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3; PTA Rep. 3; Jr. Class Play 3; Band 3; Gym 2,3,4; Beaverettes 4; Jr. Red Cross 4. Jon Mark Miller College Preparatory 436 East South Street April 8 Hi-Y 2,3; Projection 2,4; Sec. Art 3; Jr. Prom Com. 3; Jr. Class Play 3; Student Council 4; Usher 4. Donald John Mitchell Industrial 1216 North Center Street October 23 FFA 2; Industrial Arts 3. SENIORS 1957 William Arthur Mitchell General R. D. 2, Corry August 14 Varsity 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Track 2; Student Council 2; HR Pres. 2,3,4; Class Vice-Pres. 2,3; Class Treas. 4. Carmen Egbert Merritt College Preparatory 314 Second Avenue October 25 Ensemble 2,3,4; Student Council 3; Jr. Prom Com. 3; Jr. Class Play 3; Band Librarian 3; Usher 4; HR Vicc-Pres. 4. Arnold Lloyd Mcssinger Agricultural Columbus September 29 FFA 2,3,4. Raymond Billy Mosher Agricultural R. D. 3, Corry February 10 Ensemble 2,3,4; FFA 2,3,4. John Erwin Mountain College Preparatory 41 East Church Street May 3 Hi Times 2; Ensemble 3,4; Band 2,3,4; Dance Band 4. Barbara Jane Mulvin Commercial General 910 East Main Street October 8 Gym 2,3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Majorettes 4; Bcavcrcttes 4. Ruth Ann McCoy Commercial Secretarial R. D. 3, Corry January 5 Jr. Play Com. 3; Jr. Prom Com. 3; Corrian 2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,4; Hi Times 4; Bcaverettes 4. Janice Lucille McCray Commercial General R. D. 3, Corry April 3 Girls Chorus 2; Library 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Ensemble 4. SENIORS 1957 Roland Henry McCray U Ceneral Box 127, Elgin , September 28 Varsity 2. Warner Clyde McCray Industrial 41 West Main Street, Columbus March 10 FFA 2; Projection 3. I Suzanne Joyce McElroy Commercial General 83 West Columbus Avenue October 27 Tri-Hi-Y 2; Corrian 2,3; HR Treas. 2; Beavcrcttes 4. Carolyn Ruth McGraw Commercial General 224 East Church Street May 13 Corrian 2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3; HR Sec. 2; Jr. Play Com. 3; Jr. Prom Com. 3; Student Council Alt. 3; Mixed Chorus 4; Beavcrcttes 4. 24 Joseph Walter McIntyre Agriculture R. D. 4, Corry December 2 FFA 2,3,4. Margaret Mary McKeeta College Preparatory R. D. 1, Columbus June 1 Student Council 2; HR Sec. 3; HR Treas. 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3, Sec. 4; Jr. Play Com. 3; Jr. Prom Com. 3; Band 2, 3,4; Corrian 2,3,4. Howard Joseph McMullin College Preparatory 16 West Frederick Street September 15 Varsity 2,3,4; Basketball 2, Mgr. 3,4; Football 2,3,4. Janice Kay Nichols Commercial General 600 West Washington Street March 11 Girls Chorus 2; Gym 2; Mixed Chorus 3; Library 2, Vicc-Pres. 3; Jr. Prom Com. 3; Jr. Red Cross 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Bcavcrcttes 4. SENIORS I 957 Sandra Jean Nichols Commercial Secretarial 615 Wayne Street October 9 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3; Jr. Play Com. 3; Jr. Prom Com. 3; HR Sec. 4; Manners Club 4. Betty Jane Nielsen Commercial Secretarial R. D. 2., Corry July 17 Jr. Play Com. 3; Jr. Prom Com. 3; Majorettes 2,3,4; Manners Club 4. Marion Angus Orcutt College Preparatory 26 East Frederick Street October 1 Corrian 2; Hi Times 3,4; Usher 3,4; Jr. Prom Com. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; PTA Rep. 3,4; Gym 4; Bcaverettes 4. Francis Oyer General 603 Mead Avenue March 1 Art 2; Ensemble 2; Key 3; Track 3; Hi-Y 2,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Student Council 4. II 25 Charles LaVern Palmer Agricultural R. D. 1, Spartansburg November 13 FFA 2,3,4; Varsity; Football 3; Projection 4. James Fisher Parkhurst, Jr. Industrial Spring Creek July 11 Football Mgr. 3; Projection 4. Donald Howard Paul General 121 Fourth Avenue October 9 Study 3,4. Jacqueline Rac Paulson College Preparatory 125 Maple Avenue February 10 Hi Times 2,3, Editor 4; Ensemble 3; 3; Tri-Hi-Y Pres. 2, Vice-Pres. 3,4; 2,3,4; Jr. Play 3; Jr. Prom Com. 3; Student Council Band 3,4; Chorus Usher 3,4. SENIORS 1957 Virginia Rac Porter General 323 Essex Street October 16 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Gym 3,4; Corrian 3,4; Chorus 4; Jr. Prom Com. 3; Ucaverettes 4. Carleton Palmer Purdey College Preparatory 515 Sciota Street July 28 Key 2,3,4; Chorus 2,4; HR Vice-Pres. 2,3,4; Hi-Y 2, 3,4. Jacqueline Annette Raymond General 41 East Smith Street March 20 Corrian 3; Library 4. Althea June Rees Commercial Secretarial 95 West Columbus Avenue July 2 Tri-Hi-Y 2; Corrian 2,3,4; Jr. Play Com. 3; Beavcr-ettes 4; Hi-Times 4. 26 Mark Henry Roberts Commercial General 35 W. Main St., Columbus April 19 Projection 2,3,4. Barbara Ellen Ross Commercial General R. D. 4, Corry June 16 Library 2,3,4; Gym 2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Jr. Prom Com. 3. Kay Ann Ross Commercial Secretarial 503 W. Washington St. May 22 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, Sec. 3; Girls Chorus 2; Jr. Prom Com. 3; Gym 3; Beavercttes 4. Charles Vernon Scott College Preparatory 238 Wayne St. May 16 Class Pres. 2,3,4; HR Pres. 2,3,4; Student Council 3; Varsity 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Jr. Prom Com. 3. SENIORS 1957 John Craig Seastead College Preparatory 128 Maple Avenue February 6 Key 2; Band 2,3; Ensemble 2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Jr. Play 3; Jr. Prom Com. 3; Hi-Y Sec. 2, Treas. 3,4; HR Sec. 2, Treas. 3,4; Student Council Vice-Pres. 4; Usher 4. Donna Roxann Sharer Commercial Secretarial 330 Wayne Street Januar f 15 Hi Times 2; Student Council 2; Orchestra Pres. 2; Band 2,3,4; Dance Band 2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Gym 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 3; HR Treas. 3; Corrian 3,4; Jr. Play Dir. 3; Prom Com. 3; HR Treas 4; Class Sec. 4; Beavercttes Vice-Pres. 4; Athletic Assoc. Sec. 4. Roger Allen Sheehan General 206 West Church St. October 16 Projection 2,3; Industrial Arts 4; Track 4; Varsity 4. William Frederick Shreve General 120 1 2 East Pleasant St. January 17 Varsity 2,3; Hi-Y 2, Vice-Pres. 3,4; HR Treas. 3. 27 Madelene Ruth Sickler Commercial General Spring Creek October 17 Library 2,3. Sharon lone Sickler General Spring Creek April 11 Junior Red Cross 2; Projection 3; Library 4. John Edward Silvis General R. D. 2, Corry January 9 Projection 2; Industrial Arts 3; Varsity 4; Football 4. Karen Mae Sinare College Preparatory 80 West Columbus Avenue December 14 Corrian 2,3; Jr. Prom Com. 3; Mixed Chorus 4; Beaverettes 4. SENIORS 1957 Wayne Edward Skinner, Jr. College Preparatory 770 South Center Street December 15 Key 2,3,4; Hi-Y 3,4; Hi Times 4. Harry Ralph Sperry Industrial R. D. 2, Corry April 26 Red Cross 4. Barbara Ann Stoddard College Preparatory R. D. 4, Corry August 24 Hi Times 2; Girls Chorus 2; Chorus 4; Beaverettes 4. Jr. Prom Com. 3; Mixed Gerald William Stoltzfus Agricultural R. D. 1, Corry February 20 FFA 2, Sec. 3,4; Student Council 4; Projection 3. rA Janet Elaine Stroup College Preparatory 524 Spring Street July 18 Majorettes 2; Hi Times 2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 2, Chaplain 3, 4; Jr. Prom Com. 3; Jr. Play Com. 3; HR Sec. 2,4, Treas. 3; Gym 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 4; Beaverettes 4. Donna Mae Stutzman College Preparatory R. D. 3, Corry February 20 Library 2; Jr. Play Com. 3; Jr. Prom Com. 3; Projection 3; Beaverettes 4. Rosemary Patricia Sventek Commercial General R. D. 4, Corry March 18 Library 2. Joseph John Svetz Industrial R. D. 4, Corry April 25 Study 2,3,4. SENIORS 1957 James Edwin Swarm College Preparatory 209 Spring Street November 27 Key 2,3, Director 4; Jr. Play Com. 3. Charles Edgar Tanner, Jr. Industrial 320 East Street May 17 Projection 3; Jr. Play Com. 3; Jr. Prom Com. 3; Varsity 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4. Janet Elizabeth Thornton Commercial Secretarial 27 North First Avenue March 15 Hi Times 2; Majorettes 2,3,4; Corrian 3; Jr. Play Com. 3; Jr. Prom Com. 3; Student Council 3, Alt. 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Beaverettes 4. James Russell Tomer College Preparatory 339 West Washington Street February 5 Jr. Class Sec. 3; HR Vice-Pres. 2,3,4; Jr. Prom Com. 3; Varsity 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4. 29 Lee Little Tripp Ccncral R. D. 2, Corry June 18 Industrial Arts 3; Projection 2,4. Carmella Marie Tucci Commercial General 240 West Congress Street November 12 Library 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Beaverettes 4. Robert Gordon Tunnell, Jr. College Preparatory 11 West Park Place April 23 Key 2,3,4, Vice-Pres. 3, Lt. Gov. 4; Hi-YTreas. 2, Chaplain 3, Pres. 4; Usher 3,4; UR Treas. 2,4; HR Sec. 3; Band 2,3; Jr. Play Com. 3; Jr. Prom Com. William Reid Turner College Preparatory 711 North Center Street February 27 Varsity; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Track 2; Play Com. 3; Jr. Prom Com. 3; HR Pres. 2,3,4. SENIORS 1957 Norman Hollis Upperman Industrial Box 257 Columbus September 20 Art 2. Leslie Allen Utcgg General Box 52 Main Street, Columbus September 8 FFA 2,4; Projection 4. Jo Ann Lean ora Volk College Preparatory 47 Main Street, Columbus March 6 Hi Times 2; Projection 3; Jr. Play Com. 3; Jr. Prom Com. 3; Beaverettes 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4. Louise May Weidner Commercial General 51 Elk Street November 29 Library 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Beaverettes 4. 30 Robert Raymond Wiggers General R. D. 3, Corry February 28 FFA 2, Treas. 3,4; Projection 3,4. Alice Marie Wilcox Commercial General 303 East Pleasant Street April 4 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3, Chaplain 4; Corrian 2,3,4. Barbara Grace Williams Commercial General 1279 White Street November 1 Library 2; Hi Times 3. Cynthia Hazel Williams General 112 East Frederick Street March 29 Corrian 2, Circulation Mgr. 3,4; Jr. Prom Com. PTA Rep. 4; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,4. SENIORS 1957 Margo Diane Winne General Box 117, Columbus July 18 Library 2; Jr. Prom Com. 3; Majorettes 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 4; Bcavercttes 4. Michael Joseph Zamborik Industrial Box 101, Columbus December 11 Projection 4. 31 ROW 1; Jackie Paulson, Jo Ann Volk, Donna Stutzman, Doris Matteson, James Swarm, Jon Miller, Carmen Merritt, Ruth McCoy. ROW 2; Donna Sharer, Craig Seastead, Janet Stroup, Sandra Cochran, Robert Tunnell, Mr. Philip Legal. JUNIOR CLASS PLAY 1956 Scared Stiff, a mystery-comedy in three acts by Robert St. Clair, was held in the High torium on March 1 and 2, 1956. All previous ticket sales were beaten so the cast played for full house both evenings. Mr. Philip Legal, the director, was assisted by Miss Donna Sharer. Music between acts was furnished by Mr. Jack Dahlinger and his Corriliers. Hard work, good direction, as well as fun combined to produce a very successful play. CAST OF CHARACTERS ;Mary........................................Ruth McCoy Hilda......................................Jackie Paulson ; Peggy.............................Sandra Cochran Girl........................................Doris Matteson Sandra...............................Janet Stroup Liz................................Donna Stutzman Williams Harold. . Max . . . Jonothan Tom. . . Andy . . . School Audi-an appreciative, . Jo Anne Volk Robert Tunnell Craig Seastead . . . Jon Miller Carmen Merritt . . . Jim Swarm ROW 1; Janet Thorton, Linda Kelly, Rita Downey, Grace Bagley, Margie McKeta, Linda Anderson, Carolyn McGraw. ROW 2; Terry Dawdy, Thomas Lathrop, William Turner, Charles Tanner, Paul Dwyer. 32 SENIORS CLASS OF 1957 CLASS PROPHECY June, 1982, has finally arrived, Just twenty-five years since the Class of 1957 last met as a group. The reunion is being held at Pat Keppel's ranch in Arizona. Chuck Scott, our Class President and now missionary to Africa, takes over. Fellow classmates, I am glad to see so many of you here. I am going to bring you up to date on the news of your former classmates. P. J. Dietsch is playing basketball with the Globetrotters. Howie (Sadbcll) McMullen is now the proud father of six girls. Pat and Kate Latos are singing on T.V. Carolyn Christensen is a bareback rider in the circus. Terry Dawdy manages a circus. Margie McKceta and Ricky Macdjc are married and living in Alaska. Bob Tunncll has written the latest book, How to Get the Most Out of Your Money. Mike Zamborik owns a plantation in the de----ep South. Sue McElroy is taking care of business matters in Reno. Dave Eaton is a famous bartender at the Golden Garter and Sandy Armitagc is the spotlight dancer. Sandy Cochran is here, but Bill couldn't come as they couldn't find anyone to baby sit with their even dozen. From sources, I hear that Ed (Curly) Burkhart is running a gambling casino in his home. Honest George Gage wrote a book on How to Get Good Grades. Wayne Skinner shows his paintings on the streets of Paris. Connie French is not as well as the rest of us since he is recuperating from a broken leg, back, and neck as a result of Pro-football. Jack Brigham wrestles in New York. Leslie Utegg is a boxer. Roger Sheehan is now the owner of Duffy's Tavern on Main Street. Barb Mulvin writes articles on Troubles of High School Girls. Jim Swarm has taken over Einstein's place as top scientist. Janet Jackson loved chemistry so she is now a chemist. Patsy Clark has been raising a football team of little Wilkcys. Tom Lathrop is fire chief so we know good old Corry won't burn down. The Kelly twins (Kitty and Kathy) arc married so they finally quit switching dates. Franny Oyer is a Latin teacher. Dale Bernard is Corry's truant officer. Vicky Klisart and Jon Miller have applied for a wedding license after a long engagement of twenty-five years. Jackie Paulson beat all records regarding driver's permits. She has fourteen. John Silvis, having taken over the High School Cafeteria, is preparing good meals. Bill Turner, alias Wilt the Stilts, is teaching all the little stilts to play basketball. Little Barb Gibas has a Do It Yourself program, How to Milk a Cow. Phyllis Jensen and Liberace are now seen on T.V. sharing the bench. Clarice Jaggi is busy modeling sweaters for Wild Bill. Jim Tomer has been acting in small roles as a fill-in for Franky. Linda Kelly, who is now married to Chuck, is running a pizza shop. Linda Anderson has overcome her problem of having no one to scratch her back. She invented a mechanical back scratcher. Janet Stroup is the wife of a missionary in Africa. Sandy Beardsley, the girl who said she would never get married, is teaching her twins to be cheerleaders. Jim Akam has the job of taking care of the elephants at Glenwood Park. Pat Brangwynne reports the news for the Erie Dispatch. Paul Capela piloted the first rocket ship to the moon. 1 SS SENIORS CLASS OF 1957 Bob Anderson is still racing with his car. Evelyn Baccus advertises lipstick on T.V. Bev Austin is a famous evangelist. Judy Catlin has the distinction of being the only grandmother with the June Taylor Dancers. Grace Baglcy conducts a Heart Confession column for a New York newspaper. Kathy Borstoff counts snowflakes for the Weather Bureau. Mary Frazier operates a pencil company. Shirley Giacoma teaches kindergarten. Bev Hahn is Girl's Wrestling Champ. Joan Choma manages a Toothpick Company. Nancy Edwards smiles for toothpaste ads. Sandy FerTy couldn't come as she is married to an airman and goes where he goes. Rita Downey was the first stewardess in a Jet plane. Lois Cole is busy with housework. Marie and Norman Conklin have a widely known flea act. Punch Dwyer is a comedian. Jim (Buckshot) Parkhurst manages the Cleveland Browns. Jacki Paulson is an ambassador to Yugoslavia. Virginia Porter is taking a correspondence course on How to Catch a Husband. Chuck Palmer manages Murphy's. Mimi Orcutt, now the owner of the Salt Water Taffy Company, is coming along fine. Janice Nichols bought a store and is running competition with her father. Sandy Nichols was the first woman Governor of Pennsylvania. Don Mitchell owns a chain of gas stations. Ray Mosher is happily married. Arnold Messinger, who has sideburns, is sometimes mistaken for Elvis. Joe McIntyre just finished a reversed copy of Webster's Dictionary. Carmen Merritt is a professor of Ancient History. Carolyn McGraw and Betty Nielsen have joined the Happy Gang. Ruth McCoy was selected Girl with the Longest, Prettiest Hair. Janice McCray still has her joyful laugh. Warner McCray is running a big dairy farm in Wisconsin. Evelyn Henry is now wearing two rings instead of one. Donna Hickle runs a helicopter cab service in Washington, D. C. Mary J. Hillstrom controls the Corry Jamestown and has turned it into a bubble gum factory. Lucille Jungflcisch is the most sought after secretary in New York City. Ronald King is warden at Sing Sing while Jim Krasa is a guard there. Harry Lamb gives Elvis guitar lessons. Maurinc Lilley is making a series of test pictures in Hollywood. Gloria Lloyd runs a beauty shop. Donna Sharer is a close relative of Gloria's now. Eleanor Kozik finally quit using peroxide. Bev Hicks coaches a girl's Hockey team. Barb Malek sells birdseed at Times Square. Dick Marrs is Chef at the Corry Hotel Doris Matteson lives in North East. Carleton Purdcy is manager of Loblaws. Barb Ross teaches American Literature. Kay Ross is still rodding around in her cars. Craig Seastead has lost all of his hair. Bill Shreve drives the Cadillacs out for the $64,000 guests. Madelcnc and Sharon Sickler sing, dance, and have their own T.V. program. Karen Sinarc has written a joke book. Norma Jaggi celebrates her twenty-fifth wedding anniversary this month. Barb Stoddard is a matron in an Old Ladies' Home. Gerald Stoltzfus is a minister. Harry Sperry owns a large chain of hotels. Donna Stutzman nurses at North Warren. See you at our next reunion—2007 A.D.! C 34 JUNIOR PROM... 1956 The Prom, Stairway to the Stars, was held in the Wright School Gymnasium from 9 to 1, on April 2, 1956. Entering by a stairway, dancers found themselves among the heavenly bodies, Haley's Comet and the North Star, and under a ceiling of clouds and stars. Punch was served through a Star with a Rainbow nearby. While dancing among the stars, the orchestra of Jimmy Shay created a feeling of ecstasy. At midnight our Grand March was led by Vice-President William Mitchell and his date, Sandra Cochran. After the dance the Post-Prom Party was sponsored by the P.T.A. at the Senior High School. Head Chairmen for the Prom were Donna Sharer and Paul Dwyer; Chairman of the North Wall, Patricia Kcppcl; Chairman of the South Wall, Jacqueline Paulson; Chairman of the East Wall, Linda Anderson; Chairman of the West Wall, Donna Sharer; Chairman of the Ceiling, Carmen Merritt. 35 APRIL SENIORS OF YESTERYEAR ROW 1; K. K. Kelly, J. Tomer, B. Hicks, A. Reese, M. J. Hillstrom, E. Baccus, L. Kelly. ROW 2; E. Burk-nart, V. Porter, J. Brigham, J. Stroup, C. Jaggi, A. Wilcox, B. Austin. ROW 3; J. Paulson, L. Anderson, P. Brangwynne, J. Volk, R. McCoy, R. Maedje. ROW 4; N. Edwards, J. Catlin, C. French. ROW 5; C. Tucci, C. Tanner, C. McGraw, L. Weidner, H. McMullin, B. Turner, C. Williams. 36 SENIORS CLASS OF 1957 I WISH . . WISHING WELL Dale Bernard: to own a Mercury as hot as Smokey Anderson’s. Linda Anderson: to win the Indianapolis Speedway Race with Blue Bullet” and my chief mechanic ’’Steve” Grace Baglcy: for an education in a foreign country and a large white colonial home. Ed Burkhart: to have a harem. James Akam: to operate Erie County's best dairy farm. Kathy Borstorff: to take a trip to the moon. Sandy Beardsley: to be successful in everything I do. Gladys Blynt: to be the best driver in the years to come. Jim Swarm: to make $1,000,000. Janet Stroup: to obtain a M. R. S. Degree in College. Chuck Palmer. Ag. Class was seven periods a day. Barbara Stoddard: Dick”. Harry Sperry: to have a new Lincoln convertible. Marie Conklin: to visit Jimmie Dean's grave. Carolyn McGraw: to have as much fun in the next 12 years as I've had in these past 12 years. Norman Conklin: to be one inch taller than Mr. Schwab, then I could go up and say Hi Shorty”. Judy Cailin: to read Elvis Presley's diary. Sandra Cochran: to be a slave for the golden toe. Diane Winnc: for someone six feet tall w’ith blue eyes and blond hair. Mike Zamborik: that the Z's could be first in line just once. Carmclla Tucci: for a 1958 white Mercury with peach interior. Pat Kcppels to own a horse ranch. Cynthia Williams: that I will be a good foreign secretary. Lind Kelly: to have a one-way ticket to Iowa State College, Amns, Icrwa. Mary Jane Hillstiom: to pilot a bright red Thunderbird back and forth to the grocery store. Roger Sheehan: to have seven pink Cadillacs. Phyllis Jensen: to have a Corry telephone. Althea Rees: my man were working days instead of nights Eleanor Koiik: to become the commander of a Navy special Kate Latos: to become the wife of my prince charming forevc� . Joan Choma: to have a one-way ticket to Wyoming. Beverly Hicks: that I could be the water boy foe oui football team. Gloria Lloyd: to become very successful and have a Cadillac some day. Barbara Gibas: 1 had a one-passenger ticket to someone and a two-passenger ticket back. Connie french: 1 could be half the man my father is. Shirley Giacoma: to teach a teacher like my teacher teaches me. No ma Jaggi: for a happy future with Clarence. . ry hazier, to bake an enormous cake fa Mrs. Jouxdet. 57 SENIORS CLASS OF 1957 I WISH Janet Jackson: ray Ford would start. Donna Sharer? to own a blue Ford. Suzanne McElroy: to be the Squaw of the Big Chief' forever. Warner McCray: to own a 1957 Thundcrbird. Alice Wilcox: to have a 1957 Ford--and My Hero. Bob Anderson: to have the hottest car in town. Sandy Arraitage: a one-way ticket to Wyoming. Beverly Austin: somebody would make a bonfire out of Elvis Presley's records. Earnest Adams: to be a good person at all times. Ruthic McCoy: to become good pals with the State Police. Pat Latos: to see Johnnie and Debbie in a couple of years. Harry Lamb: school would get over so I can join the Navy. Maurinc Lilley: to continue not missing a day of school in Senior High. Tom Lathrop: A new Ford, Crown Victoria 57 . Pat Brangwynne: for a nice boyfriend. Barb Mulvin: to become a success in life. Paul Capela: to go to Africa and be a drummer for the Bongo Bongo dance with the natives. Don Paul: Mr. Sheen would grow some more hair. Chuck Tannen they would put escalators in the halls. Joe Svctz: for a Solid Gold Cadillac. Donna Stutzman: the whole world could be destined for but one place—Heaven. Lee Trippe for the largest Uranium mine in the world. Bill Turner: I could play college basketball. Jo Volk: for Millions of Good Friends. Louise Weidnen for a 1957 Mercury. Norm Upper man: for five convoy loads of 57 Fords. Leslie Utegg: for a Cold Chevy. Madelcne Sicklen that the next Senior class may be as lucky as we have been in having such nice teachers. Craig Seastcad: I could be an educated bum instead of just a plain bum. Sharon Sicklen I could travel to all the places that 1 have heard about during my school term. Lois Cole: that October 1957 will come very soon. Carolyn Christensen: to collect many boys during my lifetime. Jim Tomen that we'd go undefeated in Football and Basketball. Ray Wiggcrs: for a 57 Golden Hawk. Barbara Williams: that all my grades would be A's. Karen Sinarc: to win a 1957 pink Cadillac convertible full of boys. Wayne Skinnen the teachers could be in my place one day. Gerald Stoltzfus: 1 had a new Cadillac. Don Mitchell: I had a million dollars. Doris Mattesom to marry my Prince Charming and live happily ever after. Margie McKeeta: to make a V I P very happy. Joe McIntyre: to get out of school. Carmen Merritt: to have a medical practice and serve my nation and community with all my ability and knowledge. Sandra Nichols: much happiness and prosperity to all my class. Betty Nielson: a certain guy would come to school once in a while. Kathryn Kelly: I was a star football player. Ronnie King: I was single again. Kathleen Kelly: that I could be the highest paid model in New York City. Marion Orcutt: to make a member of last year's graduating class happy for the rest of his life. Paul Dictsch: I had a blonde escort to all my classes with the initials R. L. M. Ronny Crosscut: to pilot the first space ship to Jupiter. Terry Dawdy: to own a solid gold Cadillac. Nancy Edwards: I was my father's Social Living teacher for just one period. Paul Dwyer: to have all my wishes come true. Jon Miller: I had a good new car (Ford). David Eaton: I was Elvis Presley. Evelyn Baccus: to write an encyclopedia for Mr. Schwab. Janet Thornton: to be a resident of the Norfolk Navy Base next year. 58 JUNIORS JUNIORS CLASS OF 1958 Joe Marly, John Mowery, John Roberts, Pal Kinney JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY President........................................John Mowrcy Vice-President...................................Patricia Kinney Secretary........................................John Roberts Treasurer........................................Joseph Magliarditi Advisor..........................................Mis. Jack Stahl This year the Junior Class had Mrs. Jack Stahl as their advisor. She and the class officers selected class rings which arrived just before Christmas. The annual Junior play, under the able direction of Mr. Philip Legal, was a great success. The Prom and Prom Banquet were especially original and clever. After a busy and rewarding year, the Juniors are looking forward to their last year in Corry High School. Mabel Aldrich James Aquilino Lee Austin Bette Bailey Stuart Ball Peggy Bashlinc LaVern Betag Robert Betts Barbara Blair Leah Blakcslee Raynald Boutwcll Frederick Broughton John Brown Rose Brown William Burch John Burgess Stephen Calhoun 40 JUNIORS CLASS OF 1958 Bessie Carbaugh David Carlson Rose Catalfu Sally Chase Carl Clabbatz Teresa Clark Robert Coons Richard Craker Patricia Culver Ronald Culver Cynthia Darling Mildred Davis Nancy Davis Donald DeBoer June DeWitt Mary Dingfelder Nancy Earle Mary Ida Eiseman Janet Engle Nancy Fclisiak Peggy Fclisiak Dorothy Fenno Sally Follett Susan Follett Rodney Fralick Lorraine Gates George Gilbert John Hajec Lawrence Hansen Howard Harris Shirley Hasbrouck Larry Higby Kenneth Hoag Eunice Hoffman Shirley Huffman Dennis Hyer Jeanette Ives Luetta Jackson Robert Johnson Donald Kauer Carole Keefer 41 JUNIORS CLASS OF 195$ Sarah Kensinger Mary Beth Keppel Jessie King Susan Kinlcy Patricia Kinney Ray Lamielle James Lewis Jerry Lewis Susan Lindberg Agnes Lindsey Karolyn Lindsey LaVcm Lindsey David Lindstrom iartha Lindstrom Doris Little Joel Lloyd Kathleen Loveland James Loveland Margaret Lundeen Joseph Magliarditi Deanna Marlett Linda Marrs Judith May Olin McCray Marlene McIntyre Patricia Meerdink Dennis Merkle Mary Messenger William Morton John Mowrey James Munn David Myers James Nelson Robert Nichols Lawrence Nielsen Judith Paige Conrad Parkhurst Bettty Pate Harry Paulson Mary Piccirillo Carl Pirro 42 JUNIORS CLASS OF 1958 John Pino Richard Pitts Betty Proctor Robert Proper Dorothy Raymond Jerrold Raymond Linda Rcagle Robert Rcagle John Roberts Melvin Rose Marian Ross Robert Sargent Constance Shaver Evelyn Southworth Jonctta Spaulding Charles Spiesman Sandra Spoon Donald Sterling Peter Stockton Merlin Stoltzfus Willis Stroup David Stultz Janet Taylor Jack TeWinklc Lorraine Thomas LaVemc Turben Louise Utegg Barbara Vanik Richard VanKeuren David Vannoy Dennis Vettcnburg Harris Watrous Linda Wilkinson Charles Williams Lee Williams Phyllis Wilson Gale Winne Patricia Woodard James Woodworth Ernie Yanssens Emmit Young Missing from Picture: Gail Wilcox JUNIORS CLASS OF 1958 JUNIORS SENTENCED FOR LAST WORDS NAME SENTENCED FOR LAST WORDS Mablc Aldrich Liking Boys Ain't I supposed to? James Aquilino Goofing off That's the way to enjoy life. Lee Austin Being Short I'll grow up, I hope. Bette Bailey Liking music Give me Dennis. Stuart Ball Studying I like to. Peggy Bashlinc One boy That's all. LaVem Bctag History Not that. Bob Betts Flirting Which will I take out tonight? Barbara Blair Smiling It looks so cute. Leah Blakeslce Being smart I like all A's. Raynald Boutwell For Studying Sure I do. Fred Broughton Talking quietly I have spoken. John Brown Flirting with Luetta She's cute. Rose Brown Being a whiz in shorthand Not my fault. Bill Burch Being shy That's what you think. John Burgess Knocking over plants They got in my way. Stephen Calhoun For missing tests I was sick. Bessie Carbaugh Bob That's my man! Rose Catalfu Going steady Paul Sally Chase Music boys That's right. Teresa Clark Lee I'll get him yet Bob Coons Singing Lost in the fog Dick Craker Two-timing She caught me Pat Culver Not studying I was too busy Ronald Culver Feeling happy All the time Cynthia Darling Speaking softly S-h-h-h Nancy Davis Being with John Bom to Be With You Donald DeBoer Trombone playing Move your head, quick June DeWitt Collecting money What the cafeteria would do Mary Dingfelder Behaving in History But I'm in the front seat Nancy Earle Liking John He's wonderful Mary Ida Eiseman Hot Rodding Who me? Never Janet Engle Being so very sweet Who me? Nancy Fclisiak Liking a blond with blue eyes That's my little angel Peg Fclisiak Flirty. Flirty eyes Don't do that Dorothy Fenno Dick I think He's swell Sally Follett Always being heard I like it that way Sue Follett Kissing I'm afraid to Rodney Fralick Winning Just lucky Lorraine Gates A diamond Finally George Gilbert Horses Corker John Hajcc Being shy I was made that way Laurcne Hansen Waiting Am I ever going to get that rini Howard Harris Loss of speech Huh? Shirley Hasbrouck Driving Pat's car What tree? Larry Higby Rodding Run for cover Bob Higgins T alking So what Kenneth Hoag Being in a hurry I was going to a fire Shirley Huffman Using big words What do they mean??? Dennis Hycr Being a terrific dancer It's just my hobby Jeanette Ives Writing notes Never again Luetta Jackson Playing the clarinet How's that tone? Bob Johnson Changing his mind Eeny, mccny, miny, mo Don Kauer Going to see his girl Let her come to me Carole Keefer Being so quiet I have nothing to say Sarah Kensingcr Talking too much As I was saying . . . Mary Keppel Being attentive What did you say? Jessie King Jack TcWinkle You can't have him -Susan Kinley Liking Carl H-m-m-m-m Boy !!� Pat Kinney Having pictures taken Only six times! ! ! - Ray Lamielle His thinking room Oh, those thoughts James Lewis Peddling papers Collect please Jerry Lewis Kicking the football up straight Where did it go??? Susan Lindberg Latin ???????? (speechless) JUNIORS CLASS OF 1958 JUNIORS SENTENCED FOR LAST WORDS NAME SENTENCED FOR LAST WORDS Agnes Lindsey Lending pencils May I borrow a pencil??? Karolyn Lindsey Being too short for a guard But I can't play forward LaVem Lindsey Doris I've got it made Dave Lindstrom Cars What part is this??? Martha Lindstrom Talking to Doris We're buddies Doris Little Typing whiz What mistakes??? Joel Lloyd Asking too many questions The best way to learn James Loveland Talking out of turn I'll never learn to be quiet Kathy Loveland Collecting money $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ Peg Lundcen Worrying about grades It's up to Mr. Schwab Joe Marty Starting football pools I was robbed Deanna MarLctt Loving Brian Kill me with love Linda Marrs Fighting with Jim I won this time! !! Judy May Liking boys And why not Olin McCray Being shy Cat's got my tongue Marlene McIntyre Too many letters Any mail??? Pat Meerdink Singing in the quartet Can you hear me??? Dennis Merkle Driving too fast This car can't take it Mary Messenger Helping Mary But she asked me John Mowrcy Arguing in Math class Your wrong—I'm right James Munn Getting in trouble I'll make it David Myers Taking a lot of work home I'll get straight A's yet James Nelson Being funny I've got a million of them Bob Nichols Being a lover boy Different on every night Lawrence Neilson Never shoving It keeps the girls aw’ay Judy Paige Running after Bob I'll get him yet Connie Parkhurst Being a hotrod Wanna drag??? Betty Pate Hotrodding with her brother Like brother, like sister Chip Paulson Being short Can't help it Mary Piccirillo Stumbling at shorthand It's not my fault Carl Pirro Flirting It's my hobby John Pirro Looking like Carl It wasn't my fault Betty Proctoi Being nice and quiet I like to be Dorthy Raymond Being a brain Comes naturally Jerry Raymond Being a big eater I'm a growing boy Linda Reaglc Being unprepared Oh well Bob Reaglc Talking I like it John Roberts Being active in sports Go man, go! !! Melvin Rose Liking sophomore girls They're just fine Marion Ross Having a cute brother Real convenient Bob Sargent Figh� ing with a certain girl It's fun!! ! Connie Shaver Whispering I have nothing to say Evelyn Southworth Asking questions I'm just curious Jonctta Spaulding Working in the office Oh for a pair of skates Charles Spiesman Memory selections What are they??? Sandy Spoon Always chasing boys More, more, more boys Pete Stockton Pete's hero, Connie French To be more like Connie Merlin Stolzfus Being a sharp dresser I enjoy it Willis Stroup Talking in shop Axe you deaf? David Stultz Chewing pencils Do you have a pencil? Janet Taylor Having natural brain It's really nothing Jack TcWinkle Thinking Ouch, it hurts Lorraine Thomas Riding in cars What fun LaVem Turbcn Being tall What can I do??? Louise Utcgg Chewing gum Warden, have you gum?? Dick VanKcurcn Liking horses More horses Dave Vannoy A kissing disease Kissed her once too often Dennis Vettenburg Not knowing English Lit. Who cares? Harris Watrous Trying to be shy It works Gail Wilcox Chasing boys Bring me more Linda Wilkinson Liking an educated farmer Paul Chuck Williams Sleeping overtime Ho-Hum Lee Williams Pulling a fast one Catch on??? Phyllis Wilson Laughing all the time Who me?? Ha, Ha Gale Winnc Reckless driving Out of my way Jim Woodworth Being an uneducated farmer What's that???? Ernie Yansscns Everything in general Let me at them! !! Emmit Young Throwing erasers Catch it!! 45 SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES CLASS OF 1959 Lonnie Douglas, Robert Shettler, William Tun-nell, David Simmons President . . . , Vice-Pi sidcnt Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . Advisor....... SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY ................................David Simmons ...............................Robert Shettler ..............................William Tunnell ...............................Lonnie Douglas ..........................Mr. William Miller The Sophomore Class has done well in athletics, music, and clubs. The second annual Sophomore Prom was held on November 9, 1956, at the Wright Street School. The Motif for the occasion was in Fall colors, using cornstalks, pumpkins, and colored leaves. The Corriliers, directed by Mr. Ronald Rairic, provided excellent music. Committee heads for the Prom were: Music, Mary Flowers; House and Decorations, Thomas Mowrcy; Refreshments, Phyllis Butters; Publicity and Invitations, Thomas Potocki; Program, Marcia Myers. The class enjoyed a Skating Party on November 20. Many prizes were awarded the skaters. 48 SOPHOMORES CLASS OF 1959 Larry Adams Sandy Akam Elsie Allen Richard Austin Elton Baccus Robert Bailey Patricia Beardsley Anna Beer Donald Bindley Sandra Blakeslee Robert Borstorff Brock Boutwell Paul Bowen Ernest Brockman Wilda Brooks William Brooks Mary Brown Carole Burkett Janet Burleigh Phyllis Butters Thomas Capela .ranee Carroll Martin Carter Carole Cassatt Kay Cassett Albert Catalfu William Chris John Cmiel Ann Corbin Mary Cosma Merle Coulter David Cox Lyle Cox Merle Crawford Sarah Crowell Sandra Culbertson Nancy Curtis Clarice DeWitt Thomas Dictsch Patricia Dills Paul Dingle Judith Dodd 49 SOPHOMORES CLASS OF 1959 Lonnie Douglas Kenneth Downey Mary Downey Joan Drobneck Paul Dyne Katurah Fay Delores Fenno Marilyn Fish Leah Fitch John Fitgerald Mary Flowers Harold Fullom Kathy Cates Alberta Gilbert Betty Gleason David Gordon Richard Graham Norma Greene Joyce Hahn Nancy Hecker Mary Hcnton Robert Herring Charles Hess Claudette Hicks David Hillstrom Carol Holton Gladys Hopkins Patricia Hewlett Joyce Huntley William Hurlbut Judy Hutchinson Carol Jaggi Joyce Jingleski Gary Johnson Marvin King Brian Klinger Sandra Krone George Kuzma Edward Latos Elaine Leek Patricia Lewis 30 SOPHOMORES CLASS OF 1959 Jerry Lilley Shirley Lindstrom Charles Little Carolyn Lloyd Barbara Loccy Mildred Logan Jewell Long Katherine Madison Nancy Magee Fred MacMartin Patricia McCloskcy Clinton McCray Linda McCray Roger McElroy Stewart Messenger Donna Mick Ruth Mitchell John Moravek John Morris Roland Morris Joyce Morton Thomas Mowrey Marcia Myers Robert Palmer Connie Perry Michael Piccirillo Charlotte Pierce Joyce Post Thomas Potocki Annette Price Harold Proper Rexford Proper William Purcell Charles Rauschcr Rowena Rcaglc Charles Rhodes Mary Rizco Diane Roach Dennis Rockafellow Linda Rockafellow Mark Root SOPHOMORES CLASS OF 1959 Lonnie Roth Shirley Ross Dinah Rossbacher Thomas Savko Donna Schramling Sherwood Scott Nancy Sexton Phyllis Shannon Robert Shephard Robert Shettlcr Rudolph Silvis David Simmons Charles Skinner Gary Smith Walter Sorenson Lawrence Sperry Robert Staples Sidney Stewart Diana Sturdcvant Robert Taylor Helen Tinko Joseph Titch Beverly Tripp David Triscuit Anthony Tucci William Tunnell Arthur Vanderhoff Jan VanDresar Donald VanKeuren Deanna Vettenburg Robert Walsh Raymond Walton John Way Nolan Webb Daniel Wentz Bonnie White Donna Wilcox Nancy Wilcox Fred Wilkinson Jerry Williams Roberta Wynn SOPHOMORES CLASS OF 1959 I WONDER WHAT IT WOULD BE LIKE TO SEE . . . Larry Adams at the end of the alphabet. Sandy Akam without her silly giggle. Elsie Allen behaving in Girls Chorus. Richard Austin, mayor of Austin. Texas. Elton Baccus. a deep sea diver. Patricia Beardsley with as much pep as Rip Van Winkle Anna Beer, President of the A. A. A. Brock Boutwell taking Santa's place. Paul Bowen without the twins. Ernest Brockman soda jerking at the Fountainette. Wilda Brooks off tune in Girls Chorus. Mary Brown, life of the party. Janet Burleigh staying away from the mirror. Phyllis Butters without her poise and self-confidence. Thomas Capela without his big brother. Terrance Carroll being quiet in Latin. Carole Cassatt without her flute. Kay Cassett lacking pep at football games. Albert Catalfu without his spit curl. William Chris noisy. Ann Corbin chubby. Mary Cosma without boys. Sally Crowell without her pony tail. David Cox studying in study halls. Merle Crawford without his innocent look when he is reprimanded for talking in English class. Nancy Curtis without her cow. Mildred Davis shy. Thomas Dictch without music. Patricia Dills without her baton. Paul Dingle gening to Latin class on time. Judith Dodd without her potatoes. Lonnie Douglas without his car. Kenneth Downey the day his chicken lays an egg. Mary Downey without her saxaphone. Joan Drobneck champion jump-rope skipper. Paul Dyne running out of jokes. Katura Fay not overguarding in basketball in gym class. Delores Fenno not talking to Nancy in Business Math. Marilyn Fish with laryngitis. Mary Flowers without Marcia's morbid descriptions of lunch. Harold Fullom. a city slicker. Kathy Gates standing on her own two feet in the halls. Alberta Gilbert paying attention in English class. Betty Gleason dating Elvis. Jewell Long, a lady wrestler. Katherine Madison not pestered in English class. Nancy Magee without new cars and driver's license. Pat McCloskey studying in health class. Clinton McCray on time for English class. Linda McCray, a lady bus driver. Roger McElroy quiet as a church mouse. Stewart Messinger without a Toni”. Fred McMartin with both roller skates on the floor. Donna Mick running slowly to cafeteria lunch line. Ruth Mitchell boisterous. John Moravik with black hair. S3 SOPHOMORES CLASS OF 1959 I WONDER WHAT IT WOULD BE LIKE TO SEE ... John Morris, champion speller of lire United States. Tom Mowrey with a D on his report card. Marcia Myers without her undercurrent of remarks during English class. Robert Palmer teaching Bev English. Connie Perry as Marilyn, the second. Tom Potocki, another Gary Cooper. Annette Price without Wayne. Charlotte Pierce as a pole vault jumper. Harold Proper reporting late to homeroom at night. Rex Proper with perfect attendance. Bill Purcell a loud mouth. Joe Rauscher quiet. Charles Rhodes not talking to Dennis in homeroom. Mary Rizzo with her Hi Times report done when it is due. Diane Roach forget how to smile. Rowena Reagle out-talking Beverly. Dennis Rockafellow without his tube tester. Linda Rockafellow reading like a second-grader. Mark Root the first earthman to take a trip to the moon. Lonnie Roth, owner of a big potato farm. Shirley Ross accompanying Mark. Dinah Rossbacher able to play die Clarinet. Thomas Savko playing first string football on varsity. Nancy Sexton going steady with Toni. Phyllis Shannon without her morning ride. Bob Shettler. Jackie Gleason the second. Bob Shephard not teasing girls. 54 Rudolph Silvis. Santa's head reindeer. David Simmons buying candy at the A. P. Charles Skinner losing his oars. Gary Smith not snatching pencils. Walter Sorenson, a basketball star. Lawrence Sperry driving his brother’s Dodge. Bob Staples without his dimples. Helen Tinko bringing enough potato chips for everyone in health class. Joseph Titch taking a trip to Hawaii. David Triscuit not blushing. Anthony Tucci taking Nancy for a date. William Tunnell emceeing on the $64,000 Question. Beverly Tripp quiet as Rowena. Ardiur Vanderhoff teaching Business Math. Jan Van Dresar suddenly running out of science fiction. Donald Van Keuren running out of gum. Deanna Vettenburg, fat lady in the Circus. Robert Walsh with a score of 25 in bowling. Raymond Walton on a horse. John Way without his brother's Ford. Nolan Webb girl crazy. Daniel Wentz not always flexing his muscles. Bonnie White missing skating on Friday night. Donna Wilcox nor cutting up in Bookkeeping. Nancy Wilcox teaching jitterbug lessons. Fred Wilkinson a Brooklyn Dodger fan. Terry Williams without his baseball and bat. Roberta Wynn not biting her finger nails. FRESHMEN FRESHMEN CLASS OF I960 Roxy Adams Fred Ahl Joyce Armitage Marjorie Ayers Linda Bailey Larry Barr Richard Betts Michael Blair Kathleen Bloss Walter Bowen William Brigham Mary Brockman John Brundage Ardeth Bull Isabelle Burdick Wallace Cady Charles Capclla Mary Capwell Helen Carbaugh Jonathon Carlson Willard Carlson Pat Carrig Donald Carroll Donald Carter Carol Casler Mary Castor Carol Chircuzio Ann Chris James Clark Rhoda Cohen Mary Collier Donna Conklin Joyce Conklin Barbara Cook Diane Cooklis Connie Dahl Phyllis Daniels Vernon Davis Fred Diemer Taree Dodd Richard Drace Joni Duma Madeline Dundon Maxine Dundon James Earle Ann Fenstermacher Rosemary Fenton Beatrice Field Ronald Foley Karen Foote Loma Foster Gary Fralick John Frcebourn Joan Froehlich 56 FRESHMEN CLASS OF I960 Lawrence Gallagher David Gates Kenneth Gates Martha Genung Shirley Glatz Dixie Grant Robert Grice James Griglack Louise Grinder Judy Gronostaj James Gross Catherine Gruber Charles Haenel Christine Hajac Edward Half as t David Hall Dolly Hall Linda Hanna Troy Harmon Dorothy Hartel Richard Hcrberg Teddy Heverley Barbara Higby Nancy Hopkins Terry Houser Kathleen Hoylen James Hubbard Shirley Huff Elsie Hunt Stephen Hutzelman Elbcrta Irwin Robert Jackson Marion Jacquith Larry Jaggi Fred Jewell Joyce Thomas Catherine Kelly Richard Kelly Barbara Kirch Jeanne Klomp Mary Koestner Rose Marie Kowalski John Kozik Linda Lewis Sidney Lewis Robert Lindsey Deanna Linski Roger Locey Leslie Lopus Margor Louderback Kenneth Loveland Mary Jeanette Lutz Martha Mackey Margaret Madison 57 FRESHMEN CLASS OF I960 John Magliarditi David Maine Frank Malek Joseph Malek Karen Mallick James Maloney Joan Marlett Theodore Martowitz Priscilla Matteson William McFadden Michael McLaughlin Judy McMichael George McQuiston Robert McVickcrs Carolyn Messenger Judith Messenger Patty Messenger Jean Miller Karen Miller Larry Miller Dale Mitchell Carol Morris James Morton Dennis Mountain Gary Munsec Ronald Murphy Judith Nichols Harry Norton Nelia Oiler Roberta Pain James Palmer Richard Palmer Craig Parkhurst Barbara Patterson James Paulson Rosemary Paver Arthur Perkins Harry Perry Rodney Person Gary Phillips Lucy Piccirillo Bette Jo Pitcavage Gale Pratt Charlotte Proper Charles Puckly Patricia Randall James Reagle William Rees Linda Reynolds LeRoy Riek John Roach Evelyn Robinson Kathryn Romanosky 58 FRESHMEN CLASS OF I960 Flora Ann Ross Mary Rubay Phillis Sargent Phillip Sattcrlee Susan Sattcrlee Mark Savko Carol Schweitzer Ronald Shank Larry Sheehan Patricia Sherlock James Shields Nancy Shrcvc Sandra Sickler Barbara Skalos David Smith John Smith Patricia Southworth Robert Spiesman Douglas Stewart Kenneth Stutzman Alan Styers Jean Swarm Joseph Taggart Linda Tarbell Carolyn Thomas Richard Thomas Charlotte Tomer Wayne Vanderhoof Helen Vanik Jim Vanik Charles Van Tassel Lee Vcttcnburg Martha Wallace Mary Camille Waterhouse Albert Wawrejko Sandra Way Barbara Weicht Sandra Weicht Jack Wells Patricia Wenzel Constance Wcsoloski Shirley Wickwire Roger Wiggcrs Judith Wilcox Mary Louise Willis Robert Wilson Edwin Windahl June Wood Katherine Wynn Mae Yoder Patricia Zajac Sharon Zalzncck Clark Zeaman 59 EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OF 1961 ROW 1; R. Bailey, G. Butters, J. Cole, C. Burkett, C. Betts, M. Crakcr, B. Bennett, G. Anthony, J. Brown. ROW 2; H. Cole, D. Bromley, D. Bcrkhous, J. Armitage, C. Brown, T. Ayers, S. Crakcr, B. Bug-bee. ROW 3; J. Baressi, E. Burkett, M. Conant, S. Crakcr, A. Croscutt, N. Bromley, D. Beckwith, G. Ayers, M. Anderson. ROW 4; P. Bauer, E. Cole, L. Buell, B. Clark, F. Bull, D. Crosscut, D. Buell, T. Boutwell, B. Casler. ROW 1; W. Crouch, W. Dennison, D. DcJcan, R. Halfast, S. Arnold, A. Cross, S. Doutt, C. Cross, K. Hamilton, L. Davis, A. Dingfelder. ROW 2; D. Forbes, D. Dundon, S. Dayc, D. Long, L. Davis, R. Davis, J. Duma, W. Fitch, J. Donaldson. ROW 3; J. Foster, E. Estes, M. Diemer, J. Gates, M. Goodman, P. Dahl, P. Gates, R. Hcmple, V. Eastman. ROW 4; R. DeBoer, C. Dcutschlander, R. Falcone, D. Frontroth, A. Dimmick, K. Hamilton. 61 V EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OF 1961 ROW 1; J. Hidings, L. Hasbrouck, L. Paige, S. Hutchinson, M. Jaquith, N. Kirin, S. Holton, W. King, W. Cross, D. Johnson. ROW' 2; J. Hasbrouck, J. Kelsey, S. Holcomb, S. Laurcll, N. Krupa, L. Hopkins, C. Klisart, B. Howgard, S. Hcpler, G. Hopkins. ROW 3; R. Hunt, R. Johnson, H. Joy, P. Kraus, L. Malek, S. Lewis, R. Jaquith, L. Grinder. ROW 4; R. Courtney, P. Hcckcr, F. Jaquith, T. Hoyt, R. Hancr, J. Hu-lings, J. Joy, G. Huff. ROW 1: R. Mitchell, M. Lewis, M. O'Haxe, S. Mulvin, V. Motuz, J. Powers, S. Moore, D. Maine, F. Murphy. ROW 2: P. Leek, C. Nichols, B. Reagle, M. Proper, T. Pier, M. McElxoy, N. Price, J. Mills-paw, C. Langhurst. ROW 3: D. Moravck, C. Nelson, C. Carter, D. McCrav, V. McCray, R. Messingcr. E. McCray, L. Langhurst. ROW 4: D. Mitchell, W. Lord, R. McCray, P. Mitchell, S. Olson, R. Kcrstct-ter, W. Lutz, D. Mountain. EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OF 1961 ROW 1; P. Rynd, M. Savko, D. Sawyer, D. Smith, S. Snodgrass, J. Swart, F. Smith, N. Sorenson. ROW 2; C. Rainciri, D. Shannon, G. Paige, P. Pirozzola, K. Scott, D. Slyc, J. Rice, N. Savko. ROW 3; A. Sutton, M. Stultz, W. Rieck, J. Sutter, A. Ruffner, L. Sadowski, L. Shreve. ROW 4; P. Parker, R. Proper, W. Sample, D. Northrop, B. Ploss, M. Robbins, F. Sargent. ROW 1; J. Utegg, J. Wentz, T. Waite, L. Trcssler, J. Wilkinson, E. Wester, B. Whaley. ROW 2; D. Yoder, E. Toplovich, A. Wester, P. Wilcox, B. Wickwire, P. Walton, T. Stroup, J. Williams, D. Lillie. ROW 3; P. Williams, B. Woodworth, J. Ward, J. Trisket, K. Tate, S. Varrassa, B. Willis, V. Thompson, B. Turner, E. Vettenburg. ROW 4; B. VanCisc, D. Wharton, E. Street, H. Wade, T. Webb, H. Swarm, D. Windahl, R. Stutzman, C. Titch. 63 SEVENTH GRADE CLASS OF 1962 ROW 1; L. Aldrich, R. Akam, S. Bcmis, M. Buell, E. Carlson, R. Chris, C. Burgess, C. Brundage, S. Armitage, D. Cook. ROW 2; A. Benson, B. Calhoun, B. Babcock, A. Adams, C. Butters, P. Aldrich, V. Carlson, S. Bennink, L. Bashlinc. ROW 3; W. Beckwith, T. Carlson, R. Bracken, R. Bailey, A. Adams, R. Brown, R. Brown, R. Capela. ROW 4; A. Anderson, D. Carroll, K. Brooks, C. Brockman, J. Babcock, M. Apthorpe, P. Beardsley, P. Austin. ROW 1; B. Anderson, M. DeWitt, H. Daley, S. Eisenmen, S. Cook, J. Herring, B. Geer, C. Earle, D. Fralick. ROW 2; L. Kuhns, J. Correll, J. French, T. Cooklis, R. Estes, J. Gentilman, M. Drake, B. Hep-ler, D. Gruber, T. Danner. ROW 3; M. Hetrict, D. Fcnno, P. Crosscut, C. Gilbert, D. Dietsch, R. Cook, J. Dorshcl, D. Felver, E. Culbertson, R. Chelton. ROW 4; L. Freno, K. Ferry, N. Damon, M. Daniels, E. Fenstermacher, B. Church, J. Foster, E. Eshelman, J. Edwards. 64 SEVENTH GRADE CLASS OF 1962 ROW 1; R. Hunt, R. Hixson, M. Jackman, M. Johnson, M. Logan, M. Houser, P. Litz, S. Howell, P. Jaggi, C. Hcisc. ROW 2; F. Hicks, M. Kowalski, V. Hansen, A. Hansen, J. Houghtling, A. Fullom, J. Grocl, J. Hurlbut. ROW 3; D. MeFadden, R. Long, S. Jukes, R. Griswold, V. Holton, S. Ladd, C. Hopkins, N. Huntley, J. Loveland. ROW 4; J. Griffis, W. Hammond, C. Shields, L. Goodwill, J. Gates. ROW 1; M. Johnson, J. Miller, S. Paige, H. Lindsey, D. Jaquith, M. Marts, M. Orcutt, E. Hannold, H. Labowski, P. Mccrdink. ROW 2; J. Kasper, J. Kasper, M. Phillips, A. Perry, D. McEldowney, H. Miller, N. Mong, P. Paulson. ROW 3; R. Lindstrom, P. Lindsey, E. Merritt, M. Mitchell, E. Moore, C. Mitchell, C. Patterson, P. McKeta. ROW 4; B. Jaggi, W. Swarm, R. Roden, G. Krasa, D. Merritt. SEVENTH GRADE CLASS OF 1962 ROW 1; L. Rose, K. Sorenson, P. Shamburg, B. Reynolds, P. Thompson, V. Rhodes, E. Reynolds, J. Dingfelder, K. Scholton. ROW 2; S. Steadman, T. Shank, J. Raymond, E. Shields, D. Smith, L. Proper, S. Rhodes, M. Small. ROW 3; J. Shroder, R. Hall, H. Nelson, J. Olson, J. Savko, B. Roehrig, L. Puck-ly, P. Morton, R. Morton, J. Ortner. ROW 4; G. Patterson, R. Munn, W. Powell, R. Myers, J. Miller, J. Paloncy, F. Morris, J. Patterson, R. Piccirillo. ROW 1; C. Toplovich, G. Tanner, B. Toth, K. Tunnel, M. Utegg, A. Taggart, N. Wilcox, C. Williams, W. Taylor, E. Serveiss. ROW 2; J. Sweglcs, M. Vandcrhoff, C. Stoke, P. Spencer, E. Wilcox, J. Winne, J. Zalzneck, M. Hicks, D. Titch, R. Wesoloski. ROW 3; J. Williams, J. Skinner, R. Triskct, C. Way, R. Thomson, R. Vettenburg, K. Wade, J. Willis. ROW 4; A. Tarbell, R. Wickwire, W. Willis, C. Thomas, F. Brown, R. Woodworth, R. Wilcox, B. Titch. September 5. Beginning of the greatest football scasoh, September IS, our second victory on the gridiron. In chemistry class, G. to pay for breaking a piece of equipment, September 20. Clubs . September 21 saw us victorious for the third timdA Election of class officers. Better bring a pencil next time. Mrs. Jourdet has Football victories again, Institute, school closed on team was victorious again, the dinner and a dance afterward. you know. On November 2, school was out early . AN UNDEFEATED YEAR! 1 November S and 12. Report cards, October 15, but the football players were treated to a and 25, students were angeis those days. victory of and the us off!! November 12, we us a long weekend, November 22. vaca- additional day, ah! Juniors received class rings. Well--Report cards again? Basket ball season a1 uccessful season anticipated. December 18, a Christmas matinee he) lie Junior High, and December 19, for the S' performance was held oil pccember 19. Before Christmas vacation, measurements for I Y . ,n In caps and gowns audtarders for announcements and name cards were taken. January 3, back to school. Start cramming kids--midr nrrexaininations. The sweetlieart month and more festivity. End of one of the 1 seasons, February 2G. March opened with the Juniors high-lighting gave a one-day vacation. But a longer one came due April 18, for Easter vacation, a busy one foe the Juniors as they presented the annual Junior-Senior Prom, April 22 to school with •rtsin the air. Track in season ai off those clubs Baccalaureate, June 2 me 5. Alumni Ban tmrncrme ROW 1: Linda Anderson, Rita Downey, Nancy Edwards, Jackie Paulson. ROW 2: Craig Seastead, Grace Baglcy, Marion Orcutt, Robert Tunnell. ROW 3: Charles Scott, Edward Burkhart, Jon Miller. ROW 4: Carmen Merritt USHERS Girl’s Head Usher..........Nancy Edwards Boy’s Head Usher...........Carmen Merritt Advisor....................Mr. H. J. Sheen The Usher Society is an organization consisting of six Senior girls and six Senior boys. They are chosen in their Junior year by the administration and then, as Juniors, serve as alternates. It is the duty of the ushers to take care of seating and tickets for programs in the High School Auditorium. THE RITZ RESTAURANT Congratulates the Class of 1957 SPECIAL AWARD The D.A.R. Good Citizenship contest which is open only to girls in the graduating class of the senior high school was won by Phyllis Jensen. The recommended procedure is to have the senior students in the school choose tlirce girls by vote, and then have the faculty select one of the three as the school's Good Citizen. The requirements to win this contest arc as follows: 1. Dependability -- which includes truthfulness, loyalty, punctuality: 2. Service -- cooperation, courtesy, consideration of others: 3. Leadership — personality, self-control, ability to assume responsibility; 4. Patriotism — unselfish interest in family, school community, nation; Phyllis will receive the Good Citizenship pin and a Certificate of Award to be presented by the sponsoring D.AJC Chapter, and at a later date Phyllis may compete by means of a standardized test in Citizenship for the State Award. Mrs. Lyle Stranahan, Spartansburg, represents the local D.A JC Chapter in sponsoring this contest. ORGANIZATIONS ROW 1: Linda Rockafcllow, Charlotte Pierce, Patricia Kinney, Victoria Klisart, Linda Anderson, Cynthia Williams, Karolyn Lindsey, Janet Taylor. ROW 2: Kathleen Kelly, Betty Pate, Judy Paige, Robert Betts, Linda Reagle, Donna Mick, Sandra Krone, Kathryn Kelly. ROW 3: Marian Ross, Joyce Morton, Shirley Ross, Annette Price, Sally Crowell, Ruth Mitchell, Patricia Beardsley, Diane Roach. ROW 4: Althea Rees, Gail Wilcox, Donna Wilcox, Virginia Porter, Alice Wilcox, Peggy Lundeen, Susan Kinley. ROW 5: Cynthia Darling, Judy May, Ruth McCoy, Nancy Fclisiak, Margaret McKceta, Donna Sharer, Kathleen Loveland CORRIAN CLUB Tlirough the combined efforts of the Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors, a Yearbook was turned out of which the School can be justly proud. Hard work, long hours, and much planning went into this year’s production of the 1957 Corrian. Editor..........................................Linda Anderson Business Manager..............................Victoria Klisart Circulation Manager ...........................Cynthia Williams Typists.......Althea Rees, Phyllis Jensen, Barbara Gibas, Janet Thornton, Sandra Nichols, Evelyn Baccus, and Members of Transcription Class Advisor.........................................Miss Helen Rowe Best Wishes from ROSSBACHER INSURANCE SERVICE 70 ROW 1: Marcia Myers, John Roberts, Nancy Davis, Jackie Paulson, Leah Blakcslec, Ruth McCoy, Althea Rees, Judy Dodd, Mary Jane Hillstrom. ROW 2: Beverly Tripp, Joyce Hahn, Connie Perry, Alberta Gilbert, Sarah Kensinger, Nancy Wilcox, Marietta Rizzo, Janet Burleigty Phyllis Butters, Sandy Aka in, Mary Henton. ROW 3: Helen Tinko, Nancy Meeker, Susan Linborg, Mary Beth Kcppel, Kay Cassett, Peggy Felisiak, Nancy Curtis, Kathy Cates, Mimi Orcutt, Gail Wilcox. ROW 4: Katherine Ma dison, Claudette Hicks, Dinah Rossbachcr, Patty Beardsley, Sally Crowell, Marilyn Fish, Janet Taylor. HI TIMES Editor..............Jacqueline Paulson Business Manager .... Leah Blakcslec Exchange Editor.....Nancy Davis The Hi Times Staff has been an enthusiastic group under tlie able direction of Miss Nellie Titus. Much was accomplished in the regular weekly club period but often extra work was done after school. This year has seen the Hi Times published twice a month and a special Victory Issue was put out in November to celebrate our undefeated football season. All the students surely appreciated the efforts of the Staff in putting out an interesting newspaper. ana Jharmatiunal £omnaip Sorin? fir'lRigh Srlujol Sounulisiff WIDMANN TEAH DRUGSTORE 34-36 North Center Street Corry, Pennsylvania STUDENT COUNCIL President . . . . Vice-President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . Advisor....... Sandra Cochran Craig Seastead Ann Corbin Janet Burleigh Mr. Philip Legal The Student Council is made up of one representative and one alternate from each homeroom. The group works under the direction of their advisor, Mr. Philip Legal. Each member gave money to buy groceries for a needy family at Thanksgiving time. The group presented a Thanksgiving play in assembly entitled A Note to Myself” which was enjoyed very much by the entire student body. They gave suggestions to Mr. Sheen concerning the desirability of each student belonging to only one club and also a different way of seating in the auditorium during pep assemblies. The group has been very successful this year in their work. ROW 1: Ann Corbin, Craig Seastead, Sandra Cochran, Janet Burleigh. ROW 2: Marlene McIntyre, Mary Downey, Joan Drobncck, Carole Burkett, Grace Baglcy, Linda Reagle. ROW 3: Mr. Legal, Nancy Earle, Donna Schramling, Carolyn Lloyd, Elaine Leek, NUrion Ross, Mary Jane Hillstrom. ROW 4: Charles Spicsman, David Vannoy, Jan Van Dreser, Robert Johnson, Joseph Magliarditi, Don Mitchell. ROW 5: Francis Oyer, David Carlson, Jon Miller, Jerry Williams, Paul Dictsch, John Burgess THOMAS MOTORS OF CORRY, INC. 16 Clinton Street Telephone 2-0125 Corry, Pennsylvania LIBRARY CLUB President................ Barbara Ross Vice-President........... Luetta Jackson Secretary................June DeWitt Treasurer................Barbara Blair Advisor..................Mrs. Mark Byers The Library Club consists of 25 girls, each girl working at least two periods a week. Each month a group of student librarians make a display for the library to increase the interest of the students in reading books. ROW 1: June DeWitt, Luetta Jackson, Barbara Ross, Barbara Blair. ROW 2: Linda Wilkinson, Sharon Sickler, Betty Gleason, Laurene Hanson, Mable Aldrich, Anna Beer, Pat McClosky, Janice McCray. ROW 3: Mrs. Byers, Rowena Reagle, Gladys Hopkins, Katurah Fay, Clarice DeWitt, Mary Brown, Jackie Raymond. ROW 4: Roberta Wynn, Mary Frazier, Linda Marts, Mary Dingfcldcr, Martha Lind-strom QUALITY MASTER MARKETS 826 North Center Street 121 First Avenue Corry, Pennsylvania ART CLUB President. . . . Vice-President Secretary. . . . Treasurer. . . . George Gage Beverly Hicks La Von Betag David Lindstrom The Art Club strives to discover and develop the anistic talent and ability of the members. Among the most unusual projects undertaken were the making of miniature theaters completely wired for lighting effects. Many hidden talents in the medium of oil painting have been discovered within the Club membership. ROW 1: David Lindstrom, George Gage, Beverly Hicks, La Von Betag. Kuzma, Sherwood Scott, Peggy Bashline, Carol Keefer, Linda McCray. Root, David Stultz, Albert Catalfu, Mr. Rogers. ROW 4: Charles Hess, Vettenburg. ROW 2: John Cmicl, George ROW 3: Donald Dc Boer, Mark Arthur Vanderhoff, Dennis 74 Sandra Nichols, Jonetta Spaulding, Sally Follett, Patricia Hewlett, Connie Shaver, Patricia W 2: Judy Hutchinson, Sue Follet, Joan Choma, Betty Nielsen, ROW 1: Meerdink, Sandra Armitage. RO Joyce Huntley, Carol Holton. MANNERS CLUB President.............Patricia Howlett The chief purpose of the Manners Club is to help Vice-President........Jonetta Spaulding the members become more familiar with the accepted Treasurer.............Connie Shaver rules of conduct and good manners. Secretary.............Sally Follett The income from cookie sales helped to pay for the Advisor...............Miss Boneita Gordon picture in the Corrian. SCHOOL TREASURERS Phyllis Jensen, School Treasurer; Bob Betts, Assistant School Treasurer The School Treasurer receives and deposits each day in the downtown bank all the money from the various organizations in the school. When they wish to withdraw money from the school treasury to pay expenses, they again come to the school treasurer to receive a check. During the school year, the school treasurer handles over $45,000. ROW 1: J. Stroup, S. Beardsley, C. Jaggi, B. Gibas, B. Mulvin, S. Cochran, P. Clark, L. AnderSon, S. Follett ROW 2: F. Ross, C. Hajec, J. Gronostai, M. Fish, C. Dahl, M. Dundon, L. Hanna, M. Dundon, M. Ayers, C. Tomer, Miss Wright. ROW 3: S. Follett, P. Beardsley, S. Lindberg, L. Hansen, M. Keppel, K. Cassctt, K. Romanosky, D.Linski, C. Casler. ROW 4: J. Me Michael, P. Aikens, H. Vanick, T. Clark, M. Logan, M. Myers, B. Patterson, J. Fralick, P. McCloskey. ROW 5: M. McIntyre, L. Tarbcll, P. Messenger, J. Nichols, P. Kinney, K. Loveland, L. Maris, C. Jaggi, A. Beer, D. Rossbacher. GYM CLUB The Girls Athletic Association grew in size this year for a very definite reason; letters were given to those girls who accumulated 165 points. These points were made by participation in games, holding an office, being a captain on a team, being on a winning team, displaying sportsmanship, and taking active part on committees. From the entire membership, a junior and senior varsity were chosen to play against Titusville and Waterford. Not just winning the game, but joy of playing and the demonstration of good sportsmanship were the main reasons for playing these schools. The group met every Tuesday night after school and it was open to any girl from ninth grade through the twelfth grade. Several new activities were added to the program, such as volleyball, tumbling, and hockey. All of the girls appreciated very much the leadership and friendliness of Miss Wright and they will not soon forget the fun they had. President. . . . Vice-President, Secretary. . . . Treasurer. . . . Advisor....... Sandra Cochran Patsy Clark Linda Anderson Sue Follett Miss Ruth Wright 76 ROW 1: James Lewis, Terry Dawdy, Paul Dwyer, Robert Tuimell, James Aquilino. ROW 2: Robert Johnson, James Swarm, David Carlson, Wayne Skinner, Robert Shcttler, Thomas Dictsch, Anthony Tucci. ROW 3: Robert Sargent, Carlton Purdy, Paul Bowen, Lonnie Douglas, David Simmons, William Tunnell. KEY CLUB This year the Key Club consists of nineteen members from the school body. This Club, which is sponsored by the local Kiwanis Club, is one of the clubs in Division 1. Other schools having clubs are Cambridge Springs, Meadville. and Youngsville. Each of these clubs is governed by Lt. Gov. Robert Tunnell of the local club. Various activities arc carried on by the club in school. Each club period a meeting is held at which time local businessmen come in and tell the group about their professions. In the community the club has helped to get out the vote, has aided with the Blood Bank, and has raised money by delivering telephone directories. Mr. Ncwhard speaking to the Key Club on Wrestling President..........Paul Dwyer Vice-President. . . James Aquilino Secretary..........Terry Dawdy Treasurer..........James Lewis Senior Director. . . James Swarm Junior Director. . . Robert Johnson Sophomore Advisor. .Lonnie Douglas School Advisor. . . Mr. William Miller 77 Mr ROW 1: Bonnie White, Carol Jagg:, Sandra Krone. ROW 2: Patricia Dills, Evelyn Baccus, Doris Matteson, Nancy Sexton. Messinger, Patricia Kinney, Deanna Marlett, William Burch. Carl Pirro, James Lewis, Robert Johnson Phyllis Shannon, Diana Sturdevant, ROW 3: Dinah Rossbachcr, Mary ROW 4: Donald Sterling, John Pirro, JUNIOR RED CROSS Among its various activities this year, the Junior Red Cross Club chose a Do-Me box. This box contained various activities, and was presented to the children's ward in the Corry Memorial Hospital. The group also held a first-aid course which helped the members learn more about the immediate care of the sick and of hurt people. The Junior Red Cross sponsored the membership sale and also the sale of Bangle Pins. President...............Carol Jaggi Vice-President..........Mary Piccirillo Secretary...............Sandra Krone Treasurer...............Bonnie White Advisor.................Mrs. Elmer Ortner CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK Corry, Pennsylvania The -Bank-on-the-Comer — Member of Federal Reserve Bank Roger Sheehan, Robert Proper, Dennis Rieka fellow, Brock Boutwcll, Mr. John Licbegott, Charles Little, James Akam, Jerry Lillcy INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB The Industrial Arts Club is made up all of boys but is also open to any girl who might wish to join. No special activities were planned but the boys enjoyed working with the metals and making various designs. All the boys expecially liked working with Mr. Licbegott. President...............Robert Proper Vice-President..........Jerry Lillcy Secretary...............James Akam Advisor.................Mr. John Liebegon POND EL'S SUNOCO SERVICE Tires, Batteries, Accessories, Complete A to Z Lubrication 404-408 N. Center St., Phone 2-3591 PROJECTION CLUB President...............Norma Jaggi The Projection Club has had fun during their club Vice-President..........Harry Lamb periods this year. They watched films both entertain- Secretary...............James Parkhurst ing and educational. Each member has learned how to Treasurer...............Michael Zamborik run the projector. Advisor.................Mr. Mark Byers The group had a party at the beginning of the new year at which everyone enjoyed themselves. The Projection Club has had a very successful year. ROW 1: Walter Sorenson, Robert Palmer, Leslie Utegg, Harry Lamb, Norma Jaggi, Mike Zamborik, Mary Ida Eisenman, Eleanor Gruber. ROW 2: Betty Proctor, Delores Fenno, Peg Fclisiak, Eunice Hoffman, Dorothy Raymond, Bette Bailey, Bob Staples, Bob Bailey. ROW 3: Steve Calhoun, Pete Stockton, Fred Broughton, Ray Boutwell, Bob Rcaglc, Bob Taylor, Bob Borstorff, Terry Carroll. ROW 4: Lavcm Turbcn, Ray Wiggcrs, Carl Clabbatz, Jerrold Raymond, Lee Tripp, Stuart Ball, Mr. Byers POWELL LOAN AND FINANCE CO. 143 North Center Street, Phone 3-3711 Corry, Pennsylvania FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA President..............Ronald King FFA Chapter activities of the scho Vice-President.........Paul Capcla and varied. They were: Secretary..............Gerald Stoltzfus Grecnhand initiation Treasurer..............Melvin Rose Chapter Farmer initiation Reporter...............Merlin Stoltzfus Agricultural display at Wattsburg Fair Sentinel...............Charles Palmer Three television shows Chaplain............... Richard Van Keuren Guest speakers at meetings Advisor................ Mr. Richard Farver Chapter poultry contest Various FFA contests Distribution of garden seeds and plants Sponsoring an FFA banquet Attending FFA Week at Pennsylvania State University. Congratulations to an active group for a successful year. ROW 1: Kenneth Stutzman, Roger McElxoy, Lonnie Roth, Clinton McCray, Jerry Adams, James Palmer. ROW 2: Joseph Malek, Charles Van Tassel, Robert Thomas, Lee Vcttcnburg, Joseph Taggart, John Smith, Vernon Hatch, William Rees, Dennis Vcttcnburg. ROW 3: Olin McCray, Arnold Messenger, Merlin Stoltzfus, Robert Spicsman, George McQuiston, Frank Malek, Merle Coulter, Richard Palmer, Harold Fullom. ROW 4: Melvin Rose, James Krasa, Marvin King, Charles Palmer, Gerald Stoltzfus, Ronald King, Robert Darrow, Roger Wiggers. ROW 5: Kenneth Hoag, James Munn, Richard Marts, Richard VanKcuren, Joseph McIntyre, Paul Capcla, William Brooks, Daniel Wentz, Norman Mitchell COBBET REAL ESTATE ACENCY 151 N. Center Street Corry, Pennsylvania ROW 1: Alice Wilcox, Linda Anderson, Janet Stroup, Jackie Paulson, Pat Kcppcl, Margaret McKccta, Linda Kelly, Carolyn McGraw. ROW 2: Barbara Mulvin, Clarice Jaggi, Barbara Gibas, Sandra Beardsley, Judy Catlin, Nancy Edwards, Lucille Jungfleisch. ROW 3: Vicki Klisart, Donna Sharer, Phyllis Jensen, Virginia Porter, Cynthia Williams, Mimi Orcutt, Mary Alice Frazier. ROW 4: Grace Bagley, Sandra Cochran, Carmella Tucci, Barbara Ross, Kay Ann Ross, Regina Donoghue, Beverly Hicks, Rita Downey. ROW 5: Janice Nichols, Joanna Volk, Ruth McCoy, Kathryn Kelly, Kathleen Kelly, Louise Weidner, Mary Jane Hillstrom. SENIOR TRI-HI-Y The purpose of the Tri-Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character. The Tri-Hi-Y platform is clean speech, clear sports, clean scholarships, and clean living. This year the Senior Tri-Hi-Y took over the task, The World Service Project. First of all we had an assembly and a movie, The Y on World Fronts. After that we started a campaign to raise money for food, clothing, etc., for the benefit of the European children. The program of work was closed with a dance. During this successful year, we sold taffy and also enjoyed a hayride. President............. Patricia Keppel Vice-President........ Jacqueline Paulson Secretary.............Margaret McKeeta Treasurer.............Linda Kelly Chaplains.............Janet Stroup, Lin- da Anderson, Alice W ilcox Advisor............... Miss Ruth Bennett BENNETT'S 29 North Center Street Corry, Pennsylvania ROW 1: Patricia Meerdink. Connie Shaver, Patricia Kinney, Deanna Marlett, Nancy Earle. ROW 2 Judy Paige, Janet Taylor, Mary Beth Keppel, Jonetta Spaulding, Linda Reagle, Karolyn Lindsey. ROW 3: Sally Follett, Judy May, Bette Bailey, Nancy Davis, Mrs. Carroll. ROW 4: Susan Follett, Marlene McIntyre, Sara Kensinger, Susan Kinley, Shirley Hasbrouck, Gail Wilcox. JUNIOR TRI-HI-Y The Junior Tri-Hi-Y had a very busy and prosperous year. A family was adopted to whom the group gave Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter baskets. Other activities were a Sock-Hop, two bake sales, and the sale of envelope stickers for their World Service Project. The group was happy to have Mrs. Carroll for their advisor. President....... Vice-President. Secretary. . . . Treasurer. . . . Chaplain........ Advisor......... Patricia Kinney Deanna Marlett Connie Shaver Patricia Meerdink Nancy Earle Mrs. Ralph Carroll CORRY BAKERY Good Things To Eat' 10 East Washington Street Corry, Pennsylvania 83 SOPHOMORE TRI-HI-Y President. . . . Vice-President Secretary. . . . Treasurer. . . . Chaplain. . . . Advisors...... Mary Flowers Phyllis Butters Sally Crowell Carole Cassatt Patricia Beardsley Mrs. James Lewis and Mrs. Charles Butters The twenty-three members oi me Sophomore Tri-Hi-Y were proud of their accomplishments lor the year. They held a bake sale and later a Halloween Party. The group made favors at Thanksgiving time for the trays at the Corry Hospital. A tureen dinner finished the successful year for them. ROW Is Sally Crowell, Phyllis Butters, Mary Flowers, Carole Cassatt, Patricia Beardsley. ROW 2: Sandra Akam, Mary Rizzo, Donna Mick, Marilyn Fish, Connie Perry. ROW 3: Mary Cosma, Mary Downey, Patricia McCloskey, Anna Beer, Kay Cassett, Mrs. Lewis. ROW 4: Ruth Mitchell, Elaine Lock, Dinah Rossbachcr, Joan Drobneck, Carol Jaggi, Nancy Curtis. ROW 5: Phyllis Shannon, Marcia Myers, Ann Corbin, Claudette Hicks, Judy Dodd. 84 HI-Y CLUB V 1 ✓ ' President . . John Roberts k, Vice-President . . William Shreve Secretary . . Craig Seastead Treasurer , . John Burgess Advisor . . Mr. Benjamin Calderone V This year the Hi-Y started the year with a campaign to raise money for the YMCA Building Fund. The drive was successful; the group raised $40 for the new YMCA. They held two skating parties to help earn money for the treasury. The Hi-Y took part in the District Convention in April. ROW 1: William Tunncll, Craig Scastcad, John Roberts, William Shreve, John Burgess. ROW 2: Mr. Calderone, Robert Sargent, James Lewis, Wayne Skinner, John Mountain. ROW 3: David Carlson, Robert Johnson, Robert Tunncll, Paul Dwyer, Jerry Lewis. ROW 4: Terry Dawdy, Richard Craker, James Aquilino. CORRY JOURNAL Commercial Printing Department Quality Printing Costs No More ROW 1: Mary Downey, James Lewis, Paul Dwyer, Donna Sharer, Marlene Mclntyic. ROW 2: Rita Downey, John Mountain, James Aquilino, Craig Seastcad, Robert Sargent, Mr. Rairic. ROW 3: John Mowrey, David Lillie CORRILIERS Our High School Dance Band, the Corriliers, under the leadership of Mr. Ronald Rairic, has completed its second year with the feeling of personal accomplishment. This organization was formed in January, 1955, under the direction of Mr. Jack Dahlinger who is now working away at Ohio State University. A Monday night visit to the Temple of Sound” (Music Department) will find the Corriliers hard at work for this is their night for rehearsal. The Corriliers are occasionally called upon to participate in various school activities, such as assemblies, proms, etc. All will remember their first big dance of the year, the Sophomore Prom. Keep up the good work, Corriliers! LEED'S Corry's House of Fashion 20 N. Center St., Corry, Pennsylvania JUNIOR-SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA Below: Linda Tarbcll, Karen Mallick, Judy Nichols The Orchestra, under the direction of Mr. H. Lynn Rice, played an important part in the Elks Memorial service, December 2, 1956. They also played for the Junior Class Play and took an active part in the Annual Spring At Right: ROW 1: Thomas Mowrey, Mr. Rice. ROW 2: Mary Flowers, Phyllis Butters, Mary Downey, Bonnie Bennett. ROW 3: Paula Mecrdink, Lynn Burgess, Gary Johnson, Patrick Rynd, Leslie Lopus, Patricia Brangwynne Above: ROW 1: Carole Cassatt, Mary Ann Cosma, Thomas Hutzelman, Ann Corbin, Elsie Beckwith. ROW 2: Paul Dwyer, James Lewis, Mildred Logan, Patricia Mecrdink, Bill Tunncll. ROW 3: David Hillstrom, Lonnie Douglas, Bill Morton, Wally Crouch Concert. Their greatest wish is to be as popular and as great as Lawrence Welk's orchestra. 87 CORRY AREA HIGH BAND At Left: Betty Nielsen, Evelyn Henry, Diane Winne, Barbara Mulvin, Lorraine Gates, Shirley Hasbrouck, Patricia Latos, Barbara Gibas,,Maurine Lillcy, Jeanette Ives, Sandra Ferry, Susan Kinley At Right: ROW 1: Rita Downey, John Mountain, Jim Aquilino. ROW 2: Craig Seastead, Lonnie Douglas, David Hillstrom, Paul Bowen, Craig Parkhurst. ROW 3: Eleanor Crubcr, Phil Sattcrlee, Bill Morton, Janet Burlcich. Bob McVicke: Below: ROW 1: Mary Ann Cosma, Carole Cassatt, Phyllis Butters. ROW 2: Bill Tunncll, Marcia Myers, Carol Jaggi, MargorLaudcrbach,Nancy Curtis, Thomas Joyce. President............Rita Downey Vice-President .... Janies Aquilino Secretary............ David Hillstrom Treasurer............Paul Dwyer Librarians...........Walter Bowen, Donald Bindley The Corry High School Band again added color and entertainment to the gridiron games. Each game saw a new show with many elaborate and interesting formations. The band gave a spring concert which included many favorite compositions by well-known composers. Everyone enjoyed this program by Corry High's outstanding band. The band also worked on a television show. The members of the baud wlio attended the Northwest District Band for 195G were Rita Downey, Paul Dwyer, Nancy Davis, James Aquilino, Mary Flowers, and Tliomas Mowrey. At Left: Connie Shaver, Kathleen Kelly, Margaret McKceta, Linda Tarbell, Jack! Paulson, Kathryn Kelly, Jonetta Spauldiij I Above: ROW 1: Tom Mowrcy, Alan Styres, Jim Davison, Bill Tunnell, Pat Kinney. ROW 2: Donald DeBoer, Bob Borstorff, Douglas Stewart, Bob Sargent, Nancy Davis. ROW 3: Don Christensen Below: ROW 1: David Lilley, Marlene McIntyre, Donna Sharer, Paul Dwyer. ROW 2: Walter Bowen, Judy Dodd, Bette Bailey, Donald Bindley At Right: ROW 1: Luetta Jackson, Mary Downey, Ann Corbin. ROW 2: James Lewis, Paul Dwyer, Kathy Gates, Mildred Logan, Mary Brown. ROW 3: Pat Mccrdink, Sandra Sickler, Diane Rossbachcr, Regina Donoghuc, Mary Flowers, Elsie Beckwith ROW 1: Shirley Giacoma, Pat Meerdink, Janet Stroup, Sandy Beardsley, Sandy Cochran, Beverly Hicks, Sandy Armitage, Carolyn McGraw. ROW 2: Linda Anderson, Pat Culver, Pat Keppel, Diane Winnc, Carolyn Christensen, Sally Follctt, Mary Messenger, Betty Procter. ROW 3: Donna Sharer, Rose Catalfu, Eleanor Kozik, Peg Fclisiak, Carlcton Purdy, Francis Oyer, Bob Nichols, Bob Sargent, Mike Piccirillo. ROW 4: Kathleen Loveland, Peg Lundccn, Janet Engle, John Silvis, Dick Cracker, Bill Mitchell, Rick Maedje, Jim Tomer. A CAPPELLA CHOIR President........Patricia Beardsley Treasurer.........Shirley Rx� s Vice-President. . .Nancy Earle Librarians.......Shirley Lindstrom, Joan Drobneck Secretary........Kay Cassett Robe Custodians . Joyce Morton, Elsie Allen The Girls Chorus, a training group for the Mixed Chorus, sings in three part harmony without accompaniment. They played an important part in both the Christmas and Spring Concert Programs. They made a recording for the Tuberculosis Association which was played over the radio. The Chorus enjoys singing under the leadership of Mr. H. Lynn Rice. GIRLS CHORUS ROW 1: Joan Diobneck, Diane Roach, Shirley Ross, Nancy Earle, Susan Lindberg, Pat Beardsley, Linda Wilkinson, Peg Bashline, Janet Taylor, Nancy Sexton. ROW 2: Mary Rizzo, Carol Burkett, Kay Cassett, Cynthia Darling, Barbara Locey, Mary Dingfelder, Linda Mans, Pat Lewis, Norma Greene, Charlotte Pierce. ROW 3: Joyce Morton, Elsie Allen, Wilda Brooks, Sandra Blakcslce, Barbara Vanik, Marilyn Fish, Leah Fitch, Donna Schramling. ROW 4: Phyllis Wilson, Donna Wilcox, Annette Price, Carolyn Lloyd, Shirley Lindstrom, Jewell Long. Compliments of THE NATIONAL BANK OF CORRY Your Friendly Bank Member of FDIC At Piano: Phyllis Jensen. ROW 1: Janet Jackson, Regina Donoghue, Janice McCray, Cynthia Williams, Karolyn Lindsey, Sue Follctt, Deanna Marlett, Barbara Stoddard. ROW 2: Judy Catlin, Karen Sinare, Eunice Hoffman, Nancy Felisiak, Susan McElroy, Mary Jane Hillstrom, Marlene McIntyre, Sally Chase. ROW 3: Bill Morton, John Mowrey, Dennis Hyer, Paul Deitsch, John Burgess, Craig Seastcad, Susan Kinley, Donna Stutzman, Doris Little. ROW 4: Dick Marrs, John Mountain, Jerrold Raymond, Raymond Mosher, Carmen Merritt, Connie French, Patricia Latos, Kathryn Latos, Gloria Lloyd CAPPELLA CHOIR President......... Mary Jane Hillstrom Vice-President....Phyllis Jensen Secretary.........Sandra Cochran Treasurer.........Patty Keppel The A Cappella Choir, under the direction of Mr. H. Lynn Rice, consisted of seventy members, of whom eight were selected to attend The NORTHWEST DISTRICT CHORUS FESTIVAL. Those who attended were Mary Jane Hillstrom, Marlene McIntyre, (who also was elected to attend State Chorus), Judy Catlin, Doris Little, Karolyn Lindsey, John Mowrey, John Mountain, and Craig Seastead. On December 19, 1956 the Choir presented its annual Christmas Pageant. After the performance, which was enjoyed by all who attended, a party was held for the members of the Choir, Cast, and their guests. Refreshments and dancing were enjoyed until 11:30. Mr. and Mrs. Rice were presented with gifts from the Choir. In the spring the Choir gave its annual Spring Concert. There was a good attendance which was appreciated by the Choir as they had been working very hard since Christmas to give a good concert. All enjoyed the annual spring trip. ROW 1: Doris Little, Deanna MarLclt, Judy Gatlin, Phyllis Jensen. ROW 2: Janice McCray, Sally Chase, Mary Ann Cosina, Mary Flowers, Katherine Latos, Patricia Latos, Rose Catallu, Eleanor Kozik, Janet Engle. ROW 3: Carn.cn Merritt, Craig Scastcad, Dennis Hyer, William Morton, Jolin Mowrey. ROW 1: Raymond Mosher, John Mountain, Joel Lloyd. ENSEMBLE The Ensemble consists of singers who have had previous experience singing in groups. They have done television and radio singing for the Tuberculosis Association and they took part in an outstanding Christmas program held in the auditorium. Another outstanding program was given at the Spring Festival. Mr. H. Lynn Rice is the director. SLOCUM'S ELECTRONICS Records, Phonographs, T. V., and Radios Store--21 South Center, Phone 26-933 Scrvicc--765 E. Main, Phone 26-935 92 ATHLETICS UNDEFEATED CHAMPIONS ROW 1: Howard McMullin, Paul Dietsch, Bill Mitchell, Jim Tomer, Jack Brigham, Ed Burkhart, Connie French, Chuck Scott, Bill Turner. ROW 2: Ernie Yanssens, Lee Williams, Bob Nichols, Dave Vannoy, Jim Woodworth, Don Kaucr, John Roberts, Richard Macdje, Charles Tanner, Tom Lathrop. ROW 3: Jerry Lewis, Harry Paulson, Gale Winnc, Emmit Young, John Morris, Joel Lloyd, John MowTcy, Dave Myers, Dick Craker, John Silvis. ROW 4: Bob Bailey, Ken Downey, Tom Mowrey, LeRoy Rieck, Bob Lindsey, Ronnie Reed, Charles Williams, Paul Dyne, Jim Vanik, John Fitzgerald. ROW 5: Richard Kelly, Jim Reagle, Brock Bout well, Bob Staples, Jim Maloney, Ted Martowitz, Rudolph Silvis, Sid Stewart, Fred Wilkinson, Bob Herring. ROW 6: Mike Hanna, Mike Barcssi, Billy Bachofncr, Joe Barcssi, Bob Falcone, Jim Parkhurst, Ray Rout we 11, Mike Piccirillo The Corry Beavers raced to their second undefeated campaign d iring the 1956 season; the only other undefeated team in the history of Corry High School football was the 1953 edition of Coach Hanna's powerful clubs. The Beavers annexed four trophies by November 2. They defeated Mcadvillc in the sixth annual Potato Bowl game; won the Section II conference trophy; won the Class A Tri-County trophy, which is emblematic of the Northwestern Pennsylvania championship; retired the Derrick Dispatch trophy for winning the conference championship three times. After stumbling slightly against the Warren Dragons in the opener, the Beavers were never headed as they applied the brakes in practically every game they played. The full potential of the 1956 team was never realized. Perhaps the two high game spots of the past season were the Titusville and Bradford games. Against Titusville the Beavers ran away to a twenty point lead in the first eight minutes and against Bradford, after a 20-14 lead in the first half, they roared to a 40-14 victory. Thirteen seniors bowed out in a blaze of glory against Bradford in the final 1956 game. They are Charles Tanner, Paul Dietsch, Richard Macdjc, William Mitchell, Edward Burkhart, John Silvis, Charles Scott, Connie French, Tom Lathrop, William Turner, Howard McMullin, Jack Brigham, and James Tomer. Since Coach Hanna came to Corry in 1948 the Orange and Black have scored 66 victories against 12 losses and two tics against major opposition. The Beavers will enter tire 1957 campaign against the Warren Dragons with ten consecutive victories. SEASON'S SUMMARY The Beavers stumbled to their first victory of the season by defeating their arch rivals the Warren Dragons by a 7-6 score. The highlight of the game was a staunch defense led by Howard McMullin and Ed Burkhart. Connie French's three yard plunge and Bill Mitchell's successful margin insured the Corry victory. A greatly improved Corry team maneuvered over a swampy gridiron to their second Section II victory as they downed Oil City 28-7. Connie French's sensational runback of a kickoff for 85 yards and a touchdown was the highlight of the game. Jim Tomer led the Beavers to a 35-7 victory over outclassed Johnsonburg by scoring two touchdowns. Mitchell accounted for five extra points in the brilliant win. Bill Mitchell scored 23 points in the 35-0 victory over Franklin. This was the Beavers third consecutive league win and their fourth victory of the season. Mitchell passed sensationally and the rugged defense led by Jack Brigham blanked the Knights. The Grove City Eagles proved to be the fifth victim of the Orange and Black by losing 40-20. The Beavers were looking forward to their league deciding tilt with Titusville and relegated their offense to basic plays. The outstanding play of the game was Mitchell's 40 yead heave to Bill Turner who carried to the five. It took Corry eight minutes against their Queen City rival, the Titusville Rockets, to prove their claim to the District II championship. Connie French scored in two offensive plays after the kickoff; Jim Tomer scored on a fourteen yard dash after four minutes of play and it was French again for 89 yards to give the Beavers a 20 point bulge in eight minutes. The final score was 39-7. An inspired Corry team traveled to Harborcreek and smashed the Huskies 39-20. Chuck Scon almost scored on the first play of the game. From there on the Beavers were off to the races. Connie French led the attack with four touchdowns. It was Corry's seventh victory. The Beavers, remembering their 1955 upset at the hands of Mcadvillc, dealt their opponents a stunning 49-0 loss to record their eighth victory. Lee Williams scored his first touchdown of the season. Ernie Yanssens scored on a 39 yard heave from Mitchell; Jim Tomer, Connie French, and Bill Mitchell also tallied in the last home game tor the Beavers. The Orange and Black defeated Bradford 40-14 for their ninth victory. It was probably one of the greatest wins in the history of Corry football. The Beavers, behind twice in the game, roared into the lead with 24 seconds left in the first half and were never headed. A great defense, led by Chuck Scott and Ed Burkhart, throttled the Owls in the second half. The 1956 Beavers were probably one of the best schoolboy teams in Pennsylvania. Their morale was characteristic of all Corry teams. Faced by one of the most difficult schedules of any Corry team the Orange and Black never wavered and proved their claim of being an outstanding Corry team. Much credit for their success must go to a rugged line which was composed of Turner, Yanssens, Nichols, Burkhart, Brigham, McMullin, Kauer, Nichols, Roberts, Lathrop, and an outstanding blocking back, Charles Scott. Four brilliant backs, Jim Tomer, Connie French, Bill Mitchell, and Lee Williams, led the Beaver offense. Undefeated Champions 1956 BEAVER SCORING PARADE NAME TD PAT POINTS Mitchell, William 17 25 127 French, Connie 17 10 112 Tomer, James 7 42 Yanssens, Ernest 2 12 Scott, Charles 1 1 7 Turner, William 1 6 Williams, Lee 1 6 Total points - 312 1956 VARSITY FOOTBALL SEASON RESULTS Corry- 7 Warren- 6 Corry-28 Oil City- 7 Corry-35 Johnsonburg- 7 Corry-35 Franklin- 0 Corry-40 Grove City- 20 Corry-39 Titusville- 7 Corry-39 Harborcreek - 20 Corry-49 Mcadville- 0 Corry-40 Bradford- 14 Corry-312 points Opponents-81 points Won - 9 Lost - 0 ALL-SECTION II CONFERENCE TEAM Corry placed five players on the All-Section II conference team. Four others made the second team and two players received honorable mention. The eleven Corry players selected is believed to be an all time high for one school. FIRST TEA M SECOND TEAM William Turner, 170 lbs., End Ernest Yanssens, 178 lbs., End Howard McMullin, 175 lbs., Tackle Robert Nichols, 178 lbs., Guard Edward Burkhart, 165 lbs., Guard jack Brigham, 195 lbs., Center William Mitchell, 178 lbs.. Back Charles Scott, 185 lbs.. Back Connie French, 210 lbs., Back HONORABLE MENTION John Roberts, 180 lbs., Guard James Tomer, 165 lbs., Back Team Honors: Won the section n Conference championship (third in five years). Won the sixth consecutive Potato Bowl championship. Led Dr. Saylor’s ratings as the best team in District 10 with 479 points. The Beavers were one of six major undefeated teams in the state of Pennsylvania. Edward Burkhart, William Mitchell, and Connie French were nominated for the Associated Press and United Press All Pennsylvania teams. United Press All Pennsylvania Scholastic Football Team Edward Burkhart—Third Team Guard Connie French—Honorable Mention Back William Mitchell—Honorable Mention Back Associated Press All Pennsylvania Scholastic Football Team Edward Burkhart—Second Team Guard Connie French—Honorable Mention End and Back William Mitchell—Honorable Mention Back CORRY SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 25 North Center Street, Corry, Pennsylvania Telephone--36334 95 UNDEFEATED CHAMPIONS r John Mowrey Ed Burkhart Chuck Scott fii UNDEFEATED CHAMPIONS ROW 1: Ernest Yanssens, Donald Kauer, William Mitchell, Robert Nichols, Paul Dictsch, Edward Lato6. ROW 2: James Tomer, Ricnard Pitts, Richard Craker, Connie French, William Turner, Charles Scott. BASKETBALL At the completion of fifteen games of a twenty-one game schedule, the Beavers had compiled a record of eight wins against seven losses. Their league standing in Section II, District X, was third place with a possibility of winning a second-piace berth at the end of league play. After seven league games the Beavers had won three while losing four. William Turner and Paul Dietsch were possibilities for All-Section II honors. 1956-1957 Lcttcrmen Seniors: Paul Dietsch William Turner William Mitchell Charles Scott James Tomer Junior: Donald Kauer Sophomore: Edward Latos Head Coach—Victor Cragg Assistant Coaches—Kenneth Harvey, Russell Brant Varsity Basketball--1956-1957 Season Results Millcreek 43 Corry 46 Union City 49 Corry 71 Harborcreek 38 Corry 45 Union City 37 Corry 53 Millcreek 57 Corry 38 Oil City 59 Corry 63 Youngsville 33 Corry 47 Meadville 52 Corry 46 Erie East 75 Corry 49 Warren 48 Corry 43 Titusville 80 Corry 84 Franklin 59 Corry 58 Oil City 38 Corry 55 Meadville 92 Corry 51 Erie East 75 Corry 53 Warren 64 Corry 56 Harborcreek Corry Titusville Corry Cathedral Prep Corry Franklin Corry Youngsville Corry 98 Ernest Yanssens Ed Latos BASKETBALL William Mitchell Charles Scott Don Kauer Jim Tomer Bob Nichols ROW 1: James Tomer, Dennis Beardsley, Philip Vanderhoof, Bob Follctt, Connie French, Charles Scott, David Eaton, Richard Maedje. ROW 2: Paul Dwyer, Tom Potocki, Dennis Hycr, John Silvis, Roger Sheehan, Francis Oyer, David Cox. ROW 3: Charles Rhodes, David Vannoy, Sydney Stewart, Richard Marts, Kenneth Downey, Jan VanDresar, Sherwood Scott, LaVeme Lindsey. ROW 4: Coach Victor Cragg, Coach Carl Linberg, Managers Terry Carroll and Carmen Raineri. TRACK The Corry track team participated in a total of seven meets which included the Section and District meets. Dual meets with Warren and Meadvillc were not held because of inclement weather. The outstanding feature of the 1956 track season was the performance of Connie French in the dashes and shot put. He scored a total of 73 points in the regular season and took down top scoring honors in the District X Meet by registering 14 points on a first in the shot put and 220 yard dash and a second in the 100 yard dash. Season's results: Triangular meet — Youngsville - 57 Corry - 42 Nonhem Area - 18 Dual meets Franklin - 54 Section II meet Corry - 47 1 2 Corry - 36 Corry - 57 1 2 -- Warren - 56 Jamestown - 47 1 2 Oil City - 73 Titusville - 51 1 2 Oil City - 55 Franklin - 34 1 2 Corry - 34 1 2 Titusville - 29 Meadville - 14 The following boys scored in the District X meet for the Beavers: Connie French - 1st in the 220; 1st in the shot put; 2nd in the 100. James Tomer - 3rd in the 440. Bob Follett - 4th in the pole vault 1956 Lcttermen: James Tomer, Robert Follett, Connie French, Charles Scott, David Eaton. Richard Maedje, Thomas Potocki, Thomas Potocki New school records established in 1956 were: Connie French - Shot put - 48 -5 1 2 ; 220 yd. dash - 22.4 seconds; Tom Potocki High jump - 5'-5 . With the compliments of = PAUL’S MEN'S WEAR CORRY PA. GOLF The Corry Area High School golfers, hampered by poor spring weather, played a curtailed Erie-Crawford County Golf League schedule competing in only five matches. Irvin H. Downs, Corry Area High School golf coach, had a complete rebuilding as no less than five lettermcn were lost via graduation from the undefeated 1955 team. Prospects for 1957 appear much brighter as two lettermen, Dennis Merkle and Richard Craker, return to form a nucleus for the team. Paul Bowen and Walter Bowen are expected to help improve the Beaver's 1956 record. 1956 Golf Results: Corry - 11 1 2 Edinboro - 1 2 Medalist - Leo Pfeiffer, 92 Corry - 5 Lawrence Park - 7 Medalist - Leo Pfeiffer, 89 Corry - 4 1 2 Lawrence Park - 7 1 2 Medalist - Dennis Glasgow, 89 Corry - 11 Edinboro - 1 Medalist - Leo Pfeiffer, 88 Corry - 2 MeadviUe - 10 Medalist - Leo Pfeiffer, 89 Corry - Won 2, Lost 3 1956 District X Golf Results: 1956 Varsity Lettermen: 1st place - Meadvillc Leo Pfeiffer 2nd place - McDowell Dennis Merkle 3rd place - Academy Richard Craker 4th place - Corry Thomas Weichr 101 ROW 1: Linda Kelly, Clarice Jaggi, Barbara Gibas, Rita Downey, Donna Sharer, Patricia Keppel, Nancy Edwards, Diane Winne, Carolyn Christensen, Janet Jackson. ROW 2: Doris Matte son, Regina Donoghue, Janet Stroup, Phyllis Jensen, Grace Baglcy, Sandra Cochran, Evelyn Baccus, Gloria Lloyd, Carmclla Tucci. ROW 3: Carolyn Me G raw, Donna Stuzman, Suzanne Me Elroy, Evelyn Henry, Sandra Ferry, Barbara Mulvin, Sandra Beardsley, Kathryn Kelly, Kathleen Kelly, Kay Ross. ROW 4: Barbara Stoddard, Ruth WCoy, Janice Nichols, Victoria Klisart, Louise Weidner, Margaret McKecta, Kathleen Borstorff, Marion Orcutt, Althea Rees. ROW 5: Judy Catlin, Linda Anderson, Karen Sinarc, Lucille Jungfleisch, Joanna Volk, Gladys Blynt, Eleanor Kozik, Katherine Latos, Patricia Latos. BEAVERETTES The Beaverettes is an organization of almost fifty Senior girls whose aim is to try to build school spirit within the student body. They assisted the athletic program of the School by helping with pep assemblies, by sponsoring school buses to out-of-town games, by helping with an annual banquet for athletes, by distributing school tags, by selling programs and ushering at games, and by holding special dances and parties. The Beaverettes believe they accomplished a large part of what they set out to do. President. . . . Vice-President. Secretary. . . . Treasurer. . . . Advisor....... Rita Downey Donna Sharer Patricia Keppel Nancy Edwards Mr. F. L. Edwards 102 Sandra Cochran, Mary Ann Cosma, Sally Follett, Pat Beardsley, Sandra Beardsley, Susan Follett CHEERLEADERS V-I-C-T-O-R-Y V-I-C-T-O-R-Y This was the cheer resounded through the halls of Corry Area High School by the cheerleaders during the 1956-1957 football and basketball seasons. Under the direction of their advisor, Mrs. Stahl, they launched a successful campaign, selling booster buttons to raise money for new uniforms. The cheerleaders looked neat and sharp in their all-black, princess style uniforms accented by white collars and cuffs. As you probably noticed, the cute, perky little youngster accompanying the cheerleaders was their mascot, MaYcia Stahl. The girls are to be commended for their fine cheering this year. 103 AJAX IRON WORKS CORBY, PENNSYLVANIA “Liberty is the one thing you can't have unless You give it to others. —William Allen White Compliments of CORRY-JAMESTOWN MANITACTCRINC, CORPORATION Compliments of SAWYER STUDIO Remember Always With Photographs” DODGE LEO UL COMPANY Home of Good Service HEBERLEIN MOTOR SALES 24 South Center St. Corry, Pennsylvania Furniture — Appliances T. V. Phone 2-8286 Dodge-Plymouth Dodge Trucks 23-25 W. South Street Leo. C. Heberlein, Owner Phone 3-0424 Corry Pennsylvania PATRONS WARNER’S GULF SERVICE 434 N. Center Street Corry Pennsylvania Compliments of AL'S CLOTHES SHOP The Store for Men Boys SCHAUB Wallpaper and Paint 10 S. Center St. ALL-WAY ELECTRIC Wiring — Fixtures - Supplies Oldsmobile Rochets Ahead WIGGERS GARAGE HICHOLS GROCERY 401 East Main Street Quality Meats Produce Corry WESTON'S BAKE SHOP 138 East Main Street Pennsylvania OLD’S THE FLORIST 124 N. 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It is free from iron and comparatively soft. It is always safe, always cool, alwoys clear, always palatable. And Always There. A Good Water Supply Is A Priceless CONNIE’S GROCERY Groceries — Meats — Produce Specialities Home Made Bread Spaghetti — Salads Community Asset. I BOWL-AIRE 2 16 East Washington Street Corry, Pennsylvania Sue Follett, Mary Ann Cosma, Sandy Cochran, Sandy Beardsley, Sally Fol-lett, Pat Beardsley ROGERS STRUCTURAL STEEL COMPANY Fabricators BUILDINGS BRIDGES Corry Pennsylvania Sandra Cochran 1956 Potato Queen Diane Sawyer Jerry Eighth Grade Compliments of YE OLDE BOOK SHOPPE BUTTERS' Bibles — Testaments ATLANTIC SERVICE Books - Gifts 48 E. Irving Street S. Center W. Pleasant Sts. Corry Pa. Corry Dial 3-6084 Pa. Best Wishes to the Class of 1957 Compliments of FOGLE LUMBER COMPANY INC. AVALON CENTER BOWLING ALLEYS Ed Berry, Manager Everything for the builder Compliments of THE CORRY G. L. F. ± MEDICAL ASSOCIATION W. M. CRANDALL AGENCY Frank E. 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