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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1976
Page
6
A fragmentary youth page from the HI TIMES mentions community events and local youths. The garbled text lists names or topics including a Bicentennial context and a visit by a group or individual to a venue, suggesting upcoming activities or features for younger readers.
Room three staged a junior play in the assembly with Mrs Temple's Telegram as the chosen production. The comedy was well received, praised as a top year’s show, with Baldwin Cole and Arthur Dable delivering strong female performances under director Miss Kidder.
The piece urges sophomores to cling to school pride and cooperation amid a threat to lose the school name. It outlines questions about trust and self-respect and promotes the April presentation of the junior play Mrs Temple's Telegram, with Alma Anderman as lead lady and a cast including Blair Barnes Fred Ewing and more.
The Sophomores will present four plays in an assembly with students from all sections participating. The show titled Mas Beulah's Bouquet is adapted from Rose Terry Cooke and will be directed by Miss Dallman. The same characters from last year's Junior High production will appear, with May 1 as the performance date. Also noted is a knee injury to Tena Banks on March 7 and a contribution of $3.50 from Room 24 to the Greater Cory Industrial Fund.
A collective letter page shows students and locals debating Corr y Area High School concerns. Topics include gym space demands, adoption views, smoking in restrooms, four minute class gaps and school spirit, marijuana legalization, pothole repairs, and road funding. Voices from Valerie Williams Sam and Marie Davis urge action through the CAHS board and PennDOT.
A joyous sleigh ride with sophomores braving the cold ends in a warm Ella's gathering. Friends sing, share sandwiches, and recall the chilly ride while lingering over hot blankets and a cozy meal together.
A brief poem addressed to seniors criticizing their attitude toward sophomores. It warns that next year the seniors will be gone and new sophomores will assume their place, urging humility. The tone is schoolyard chatter from a student perspective.
The Brawl on February 23 saw a lively dance with some wardrobe quirks. Prizes went to the best dressed couple and to the cleverest bowery dancers. Girls joked about the boys lingering, while some outfits were slightly light or large but no incidents were reported.
A new Algebra I class has been started by Mr. McCall replacing Shop Math for the Junior Shop boys. Easter Vacation will begin on March 29 and run through April 8, making a full school week off.
A fragmented list of classroom mischief and pranks cites scattered ideas and nicknamed students and teachers. It presents a chaotic montage with names like Steve Wolosya Ron Paul and Rhonda Lyn Jerry Clyde Nane among others.
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