Athletic Letters Awarded April 5 For 1938 39 Teams
The article lists football seniors James Agpleber Robert Brown captain Humbert Rape Marlin Keppel Hay Kerstetter Edward McElroy Walter Paulson Charles Rourke Kenneth Burr manager Joseph Berkosky Thomas Crags Clyde Dingfelder captain elect Robert Eddy Keith Mays Thomas Greene Roland Harvey Gerald Lillie Rishure Nichols Robert Reynolds James Sichier Sortomores Olin Bracken Ven Lindsey Charles Williams Basketball seniors Robert Brwn Ranara McEirey captain Richar Lindsley manager Juniors Thomas Cray Thomas Greent Gene Masbrouck Robert Raynoldn Pawl Sutton Sophomores Charles Williams. It ends with regrets for the seniors and notes hope for future teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Agpleber
Robert Brown
Hmbert Rape
Marlin Keppel
Hay Kerstetter
Edward McElroy
Walter Paulson
Charles Rourke
Kenneth Burr
Jessors
Joseph Berkosky
Thomas Crags
Clyde Dingfelder
Robert Eddy
Keith Mays
Thomas Greene
Roland Harvey
Gerald Lillie
Rishure Nichols
Robert ‘Reynolds
James Sichier
Sortomores
Olin Bracken
Ven
Lindsey
Charles Williams
Robert Brwn
Ranara McEirey
Richar Lindsley
Thomas Cray
Thomas Greent
Gene Masbrouck
Robert Raynoldn
Pawl Sutton
Junior class plans union banquet and prom details
A junior class meeting on Friday, March 31 outlined the annual union banquet and the prom set for Thursday, April 18. Reported attendance shows 28 juniors have paid dues with about 198 juniors and seniors expected. Decorations will begin in the gym, with Invites sent and programs printed. Freddie Bichers’ orchestra will provide music from 9:30 to 12:00, and Dick Nichols will supply the entertainment for the events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Clyde Dingrethley
Helen ‘Bush
Charles Bracken
Sheen
Myers
Mr. Dewey
Hasbrouck
Ruth Bennett
Tom Cragg
Gertrude Johrson
Fred Elmer
Erle
W. Myers
J. Lewis
Regar
Mertha Mount
Freddie ‘Bichers
Tessond
Dick Nichola
Hi Spy Hall Notes From the School Week
A breezy campus column recounts absences among teachers Mrs Haag and Mrs Howe with substitutes Mrs Myers and Mrs Holt. Students joke about Dutch shoes noise and band practice after school. Prom plans bustle as juniors are reminded to pay dues for the banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bhu
Poth
Haag
Howe
Myers
Holt
Y5u
Marilyn Philips
Berneice Brook
Vuletin
Miss Bennett
Corry Withdraws From Tri County League
Corry withdrew from the Tri County League after a vote on seven teams. Oil City opposed, threatening to drop out and Franklin to follow, prompting Corry to leave to maintain league peace. Corry High will join the Erie County Class A schedule with Union City North East Lawrence Park Girard Warrenville and Mill Creek.
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oPeeler Oy
Cony
Oil City
Oi City
Praoklin
Corry
Lie Feague
Malta
Byler
Erie
Corry.High
Eise County
Adpits
Union City
Northast
Lawrence Park
Girard
Werleyville
Mill Creek
Eyven
Vacation Plans From Senior High Students
A list of senior high students outlines their summer plans. Entry names include Norma Ler, Janet Gordon-Roller, Corry, Paul Weber, Helen Morton, Donna Bertram, Gere Hashrouck, Mr. Miller, Olga Dubpsky, Tsabél Gates, Bob Dawson, Mary Joan Meaney, Frank Messima, Mies Bennett, Bill Kasverlin, Taylor, Titus, Lyle Dantn, Barbara Keppe, Clyde Damon, Mary LaMaghlond, Bud Bratken, Ruth Bennett, Vic Crags, Margaret Dunnthn, and Catherine Severin. Plans vary from travel to Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Union City, Lawrence Park, and Romeone, to fishing trips, prom, sleep, work, or relaxing at home.
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Janet Gordon
Roller Sikate
Kleveland
Corry
Paul Weber
Helen Morton
Uvink
McCormick Vist
Bradford
Donna Bertram
Ike
Gere Hashrouck
Mir. Miller
Pittsburgh
Indiana
Olga Dubpsky
Chuck Reed
Miler
Tsabél Gates
Kayrence Park
Mr Sheer Doctor
Bob Dawson
Mary Joan Meaney
Union City
Mies Bennett
Cleveland
Bill Kasverlin
Bohr “Taylor
Misa
Titus
Lyle Dantn
Spartansburg
Barbara Keppe
Clyde Damon
Vic Crags
Lake Tre
Margaret Dunnthn
Maxine Greeley
Catherine Severin
Corry High Daily Activities Report
A dated school log describes March activities at Corry High with staff absences due to illness. Students wore Dutch wooden shoes, chemistry students tested fire extinguishers, a bake sale was planned for April 5, and junior meetings addressed prom planning amidst sewer gas odors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holt
Myers
Howe
Lois Reesint
Muriel Young
Poggy Sullivan
Bytchie
Marc
Chaffee
Sheen
Misa Bennett
Cafl
P. D
Velday
Up and Down the Hall and Annual Master Holiday Notes
The Times staff greet the annual Master holiday with editor names and staff credits. They mention the senior banquet and prom, Easter reflections, and the school year’s advances toward spring, noting hopes for fall and a sense of renewal amid campus events.
A. A. to Offer Stage Door Benefit at Senior High
Senior High will present Stage Door written by Edna Ferber and George Kaufman as this year’s benefit production. Director Roelofs says the high school has strong talent and aims to raise the level of stage productions. The May show stars a cast of 88 applicants chosen from many hopeful actors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beveen Jou
Athletic Association
Edna Ferber
George Tr. Kaufmah
Roelofs
Senior High
Gerty High
Two Corry Students Win First Chairs in Band
Two Corry High School band members won first chairs in their sections at the All District Band event. Louis Sysrovert earned first chair in clarinet and Theodlore Swanson took first chair in tenor saxophone.
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Chevy High School
Howard Baye
Howart
Cory
Unem
Cony High School
Louis Sysrovert
Theodlore Swanson
Corry High School
Office Practice Excites Pupils at Morning Sessions
A school class peers into office life as pupils discuss dictation filing and adding machines. Keith Henton becomes a new secretary, while Norma Kite plans to take Miss Pind’s place and several students gain first hands on experience in clerical tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aludentibusy
Keith Henton
Raymount
Norma Kite Wat Marring
Mise Pind
Bobo Akam
Mary LaMachio
Kathleen Hazel
Kathryn Krizanly
Corrystamer
Maxtine Greeley
Janck Gordon
Lillig
Evertag
Touat
Pilice Ineliies
Tara
Senior snapshots reveal three high school seniors’ ambitions
Seolding’s Room 8 showcases Verra Wetmore of tenni se from St Marys Pa and Catherine Severin from St Marys Pa as aspiring nurses and hosts. Mirna Kambor from Raven can aim for teaching after college. All display varied hobbies from skating and dancing to stamp collecting and hosting ambitions.
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le Verra Wetmore
Teniise
Figh
Catherine Severin
St. Mary's
Aly
Caty
Theca
Air Hostes
Mirna Kambor
Raven
Wk Tyrees
Pitt
Newark
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