Erie County Contests Set Across Schools in April
Erie prepares multiple contests with most schools represented on April 5 at Erie venues. Winners advance to Grove City. Music groups and choral ensembles perform at Academy High School April 16 at 7 30 led by Mr Bennett. Other events move to Lawrence Park April 12 at 7 30. Admission is fifteen cents for students and twenty five cents for adults.
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Erie County
Den‘ison
Holmes
McQuiction
Dimorier
Erie
Grove City
Orcheatra
Academy ‘High School
Bennett
Jotay
West
Millcreels
Harbor Creek
Girard
Edinboro
New School
Lawrence Park
Allen Bennett
Corry
Bernard Bennett
Claudia Place
Fmnall
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Potpourri and school notes fill scribbles at Corry High
A collage of local school life items appears in the Times Potpourri. Mentions Pat Hendrickson introducing Potpourri pronunciation, Charles Reed passing a Navy physical, Frances Dean turning sixteen, and salesmen praising Corry Senior High. Anecdotes include a neighbor lab game, Nell in a baseball uniform, DeJean’s Berap book, Allegheny College visits, and Orris Thayer planning to become a bigio.
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Wurl Aivisor
Mias Hendrickson
Charles
Rita) Reed
United, States Navy
Frances Dean
Corrian
May
Corry Senior High
Nell
Don DeJéans
Allegheny College
Allegheny
Tye
McCall
Betty
Orris ‘Thayer
W C T U Seeks School Reform Through Temperance Instruction
Local Woman's Christian Temperance Union asks the Journal to publish a proposed law requiring physiology and hygiene studies in Commonwealth public schools and tied to temperance and tuberculosis prevention. The measure would bar pay for teachers after report approval and deny certificates to those with narcotics or intoxicant use. It includes a National Education Association resolution urging constitutional respect and enforcement of the Eighteenth Amendment.
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Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Commonwealth
Ciit Commonwealth
Tins Commonwealth
Department of
Tri-High Girls Plan Program and Meetings
The Tel HIST group schedules a business meeting for Monday April 8 with a year plan and emblem considerations. A debate cancellation on Thursday the seventh prompts a discussion group and planned speaker, aiming to draw attention from other school clubs.
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Tri-High
Public Opinion as a Power in Rural Life and Debate
A student essay from Corry High School discusses public opinion as a force that grows with gossip and talk. It portraits public opinion as a large, wise elephant influencing towns, institutions, and social behavior, questioning whether it strengthens or destabilizes society.
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Thia Ania
Asio
Finest Assembly Program of Year At High School
Friday April 3 Mr McGalls home room presented a lively show with Springy Milind Engle impressive in mime and dance. The program featured You Try Somebody Wise Orchestra Lady Meddlesome Prank Cimnike Tumbling Slants Donald Innes Bob Fleming Hall Dimick wabush Blues Victor Dietzel Spring Millard Engle Down by the Old Mill Creek Billy Jewell Joe Friprousi Wrap Your Troubles on Dreams The Sireu Orchestra Announcer Motto Chiricuzio Orchestra Leader Paul Brynolf son and full lineup of instrumentalists and a stage crew. The new assembly will be a style show by the girls of Room 18.
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McGall
Milind Engle
Cimnike
Donlald Innes
Bob Fleming
Hall Dimick
Wabush
Victor Dietzel
Millard Engle
Old Mill Creek
Billy
Jewell
Joe Friprousi
Dreums
Paul Ozirban
Ralph Plick
F. Carmike
Edward Kinley
Room 18
Subscriptions Taken for Corrian Book for Alumni Support
Subscribers urged to order the Corrian year book with only 175 copies available. Priced at one dollar and a half, sixty five cents due on ordering and sixty five cents on delivery. Alumni and townspeople invited to subscribe to support the school annual.
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Corian
Corrian
Hie Hook
Staff Urges Cooperation to Improve School Paper
The staff reviews progress and value of the school paper noting many corrections across departments including school news and headings. Lombard offers constructive criticism on headlines, urging staff and students to cooperate as the keystone of the organization to produce engaging weekly issues.
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Lombard
Teager
Valle
Staf
The
Blash
Surprise party for Elizabeth Lanston at Purlealteet home
The notice describes Wes hosting a Wednesday evening surprise party for Elizabeth Lanston at her Purlealteet residence with Gowt and refreshments. Mita Barr was absent. It mentions various activities and upcoming class commencements with expectations of attendance and completion in the weeks ahead.
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N QO. Wes
Elizabeth Lanston
Purlealteet
Mita Barr
Gorty High School Rifle Team Beats Co A 68 to 63
The Gorty High School rifle team led by Law son Mapes and Anderson defeated Company A 68 to 63 in a tour match. York faced Lawson, Sears and Kennedy added solid scores, Shanks led Company A with 189, Anderson shot 233 for Gorty, while York later ate twelve sandwiches and drank six cups of coffee.
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Gorty High School
Lawson
Doctor
Mapes
Anderson
Co. A
Norman York
York
Sears of
Hector
Brown
Kennedy
Cady
Company A
Ieader
Shanks
Hixson
Gretaler and Bailey
Daye Chosen as Captain of High School Baseball Team
The high school baseball team conducts daily practice on the Junior High field with 40 players vying for positions. Sonny Daye is elected captain while a manager remains to be chosen. Coach McCall expects strong results from the material available, and no definite games are set yet though hoping for late April arrangements.
Constitution Student Council Revises Its Constitution
At the Student Council meeting on Thursday April 1 Vice President Thayer presided. The revision committee reported drafting a streamlined constitution listing only actual powers and soliciting suggestions from nearby schools. Members urged student ideas and indicated adoption of the revised text pending approval.
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Thayer
Uae
Corry Debaters Present Winning Points In Debate
Corry and Cochran ton faced off in a Thursday April 7 1992 debate over compulsory unemployment insurance. Teams included Corry Marte Smith Saran Shayer Zoe Pitt and Lois Cornell and Cochran ton Geraldine Bell Walter Ridgeway and Russell Mook with seven periods and a rebuttal.
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Corry
Cochranton
Cochrenton
Geraldine Bell
Walter Ridgeway
Russell Mook
Corty
Marte Smith
Saran Shayer
Zoe Pitt
Lois Cornell
Aman
United States
Marie Smith
Tasusanen
Syorker
England
Walter Redgeway
Sarah Shaver
ev‘Jeryone
Mayle Smith
Debating League final set for Allegheny College
Oil City beat Corry Titusville defeated Cochranton and Franklin out pointed Meadville as the Inter High School Debating League prepares for semi finals to determine the final winner to be hosted by Allegheny College. High school groups are invited to attend the event with a program arranged.
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Oil City
Corry
Titusville
Cochranton
Franklin
Meadville
Doctor Ross
Hurst R. Anderson
Tinsville
Allegheny College
Woman's Club Meets Tuesday Evening in Corry
The Corry Woman's Club holds its regular meeting Tuesday at eight o'clock in the club house. Reports from the nominating committee will be submitted and officers will be elected amid other business. G Durham of Buffalo and family spent Sunday in the city, returning home last evening, accompanied by Mrs A C Durham who has been here two weeks helping care for her mother, Mrs G Fathers, who is critically ill but improving.
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Care Journal
Woman's Club
Corry Woman's Club
G. Durham
Buffalo
Bre
WL. Durham
A.C. Durham
G. ©Athers
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