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

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SENIORS

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Faculty At right: Chapman D. Clark. Mathematics: Bruce Decker. World and American History; Alvin Fennell. Jr. High Art. Below: Mrs. Jane Miller. Fnglish. Reading; Mrs. Louise Hooven. English. Reading: Carl Linborg. Geography. History; Herman Ren-nells. Geography. Science. At right: Fred J. Schwab, American History. Problems of Democracy; Miss Martha Howard. French; Joseph Frisina. Problems of Democracy; Mrs. C'leo Brown, French. Latin. Above: Mrs. Dorothy Smith. School Nurse.

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Row .- James Amy. James Lundy. Janet Cole. Sue Grobholz. Cam Ccrvola. Hector Demacali; Row 2: Dale Black. Julie Sandberg. Sue Eld. Ed Su.inson. Ramon Cooklis; Row 3: Tom Kennedy. Tom Xandcr. David Curtis. Richard Harrington. Loren Stockton. Mrs. Orcutt. Senior Class History President. . . . Vice-President Secretary.... Treasurer. . . . Advisor....... A history should not be simply a collection of facts concerning events; it should be a record of growth, of errors committed, of lessons learned. This is the record which the Class of 1968 wishes to leave. Our years in high school have been a time of growth, a painfully slow process which we did not realize was taking place. We have matured mentally, our minds taxed, stretched and challenged by our teachers; we have matured socially, through the exhausting whirlpool of activities and events; we have matured by assuming responsibility, by learning to study, and by working in organizations. We leave this school with regrets for some of our actions and attitudes. At times, we were irresponsible, purposeless in our academic pursuits, overly frivolous. and to varying degrees rebellious. Although we have made mistakes, w'c have learned some valuable .......... James Amy .......... Jim Lundy .......... Janet Cole ......... Sue Grobholz Mrs. Margaret S. Orcutt lessons while in this stimulating environment of learning. We have learned to question and to motivate and direct our minds to find answers. We have learned that all people have value, and that no person has the right to consider others inferior. We have come to realize, surprisingly, that the imposition of authority and the regimentation of high school life arc needed by youth. The Class of 1968 looks back on the past few years with fondness and joy. thankful to its advisors. Mr. William Miller. Mr. Max Bennlnk. and Mrs. George Orcutt. as well as to the faculty and administration of Corry Area High School, for their inestimable patience and help. Now. with a bit of hesitancy, with a bit of apprehension, but with a great measure of enthusiasm. we move on. confronted by a great truth: we still have a lot to learn. 18