Debating Club Teams Chosen After Tryouts at Corry
Debating club tryouts select teams for a March to April debate between the Corry town oil city negative squad and the local affirmative team. Miss Rowland Miss Barr and Miss Andrews noted 35 judges. Each speaker uses seven minutes for constructive segments with two rebuttals and five minute final speeches. The event centers on “My Mother” essays as class prompts and features student chatter about shared parentage and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Rowland
Miss Barr
Miss Andrews
Oil City
Corry Xomte
Senior High Honor Roll and Credit List
A dense OCR list details students from Senior High and Sophomore classes named for high honor roll and credit recognitions. The names span seniors and juniors, with many typos and scattered punctuation, but clearly mark academic achievement across grade levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harald Alea
Jordon Christensen
Elan Ferry
Olive Hisaon
Jane Petraces
Guy Butters
Katherine Colegrove
Lee Cone
Lars Cornett
Georgia
IE Cosantes
Louist Covell
Louis Dax
Bernard Bennet
Paul Brynolfson
Coletta Burkhardt
Mille Burr
Amilia Christensen
Witer Damon
Florence Daniels
Dorothy Geertson
Helen Gumbleton
Richard Halfast
Marjorie Kirch
Beulah Koyack
Dora Phelps
Risie Racke
Faye Raymond
Gordon Rehnberg
Winifred Shields
Eleanor Speci
Betty Hwilens
Greil
Jisl
Angeline Ba Vessi
Fennies Baxter
Gertrude Cauroll
Alice Fosteroff
Roland Husbroud
Mary Henrietta
Mary Hanty
Scyn
George Johnson
Josephine Johnson
Dorothy Kittleberger
Lawrence Klinger
Helene Lewis
Avis Lillia Mild Linstrom
Ruth Linskver
Genn ‘Lite
John Love
Florence Loveland
Mmn
Jovie Mitchell
Bernice Olds
Gertrude Palmer
Marion Sullivan
Virginia Sullivan
Howard Vic
Kennett Watroms
Georgia Wale Jer
Franses Woodworth
Verna Balog
Helen Bielowski
Lyi Blakeslee
Atland Briggs
Horace Brynolfson
Alice Carlen
Grace Onta
Julia Suller
Litah Hinman
Florence Holden
Dwar Hopkins
Richar Hiurtbut
Ruth Langton
Clifford Lavy Eem
Jaci McLaughlin
Wins
Corry Beavers Hit Road For Week Of Games
Corry High basketball travels to Jamestown on Wednesday and to Erie on Friday to face Strong Vincent and Doug Vincent. This marks the Beavers second road test of the season with Jamestown and Strong Vincent both presenting stout competition and a chance for Corry to prove itself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry High
Jamestown Business College
Erie Strong
Vincent
Jamestown
Wedness
Erie
Doug. Vincent
Beavers
Victoria Oy Corry
Corry
Allmen
Exams Key Moment in Student Life Across Harsh Weeks
A vivid colonial era style lament on exams eclipsing war and famine. The piece describes two dread weeks of midterms with tense sophomores, final papers, and grim faces as report cards arrive. It notes parental wrath and the emotional toll of scholarly testing.
This and That in a Junior Class
Notes from a school page describe minor mischief as students scheme for snacks and amusements. A girl named Therasa Bly appears in two scenes, while Mae misses an expected appearance.
Club News and Meetings Schedule From the M.D. Club
The M D Club plans a symbol making session tonight at Miss Barr’s home after a tureen dinner in the fourth period. Hendrickson will lead a journalism class for members and prospects of the Hi Times. A Tri-Hi-Y meeting followed to discuss an upcoming swim. The T. 7. Club and guests plan a party on Tuesday February 5 at 6 o clock with games and special refreshments. A doughnut shoot occurred Thursday February 1 with Mr. Anderson winning. The Library Club set the term schedule and rules for magazine and book loans and proper borrowing and lending within the library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. D. Club
Miss Barr
Genter
Twesday
S Hendrickson
Hi Times
Magasines Sram
War Looms and Local Views in Erie Times
Jay James notes Walter Winchell in the Erie Times as clever. Bill Reed from Corry plans to enlist if war comes, aiming for aviation. Joanne Brown hopes to be a first class nurse if he is grounded. Helene Lewis seen with Bill Steele, and Bill claims a football jersey from Academy in Erie. Senior High girls host weekly dinners, Mr. Colagrove praised for a cell phone. Chuck Reed writes broadcasts from station GHS and becomes assistant to sports editor in Corry. Sonny Daye recalls Union City with one good eye. Musings on Germany, German outings costing ten cents, and girls in Goteborg menu worries. Eddie Cantor films spark school noises. Anecdotes mix about marriages and early money asks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HI Times
Jay James
J.J. Mead
Erie Times
Walter Winchell
Jewlel
United States
Bill Reed
Corry
Bill
Joanne Brown
Helene Lewis
Bill Steele
Academy
Erie
West
Colagrove
Chuck Reed
Hse Tne
GHS
Ont Une Corrian State
Sonny Daye
Union
City
Germany
Mia
Eddie Cantor
High School Shoe Drive Aids Community Chest
Highland Park Michigan students at Highland Parke High School used old shoes to gain admission to a movie. 1510 pairs collected for the Community Chest in Saginaw Michigan. Questions arise if school activities hurt grades as Englewood students discuss extracurriculars. Centralia Washington plans a memory book replacing a traditional yearbook. Centralia High notes students walk about two and a half miles daily, 12.5 miles weekly, and 220 miles per semester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Park
Michs
A.B. S.i
Highland| Parke High School
Notable School Figures Feature Quirky Puns and Student Nicknames
A playful column presents students and teachers by quirky names and traits. George Johnson from Wiscomsit speaks in class while Russell Glenn is praised for hair and quick wit. Emily Breuker and Mr Blunden are highlighted for charm, Latin, math, and stories.
Representative of Y P C T U Is Speaker Here
Mrs. Alvin Shervine state secretary of the Young Peoples Temperance Union spoke Friday. She has traveled to twenty one foreign countries and described saloon conditions there. She praised America’s move to remove liquor from sight of children and urged high school students to think for themselves guided by older generations. She linked poverty and disease in foreign nations to the drunken saloons and urged youth to study and address the problem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Shervine
The
Young Peoples
Peat Fan ‘Temperance Union
Shervine
Sis
America
Sheryine
Stor
New Half Year Classes Organized at School
Several new half year classes have been added to the high school. Half year students earn only half credit. Mr. Bisnden teaches Geometry 1 to 33 pupils, Miss Ruwland leads Senior Composition for 16, Mrs. Motormick handles Office Practice for 28, Mrs. Smith starts Business Organization for 1 pupil, and Axtell teaches Business English to 29. A Marys Little Lamb feature mentions a long-legged Himalayan sheep moving slowly, contrasted with a playful husband’s quip about chasing it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bisnden
Metry
Miss Ruwland
Motormick
Methods of Study at Corty High School
A student newspaper column argues for disciplined study as a foundation for success this semester. It cites Tolstoy’s plow analogy, urges consistent, thorough work, and notes February's birthstone Wedinoshylat as a symbol of temperance and preparedness for emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Thorugh
Tolstoy
Sophomore and Junior Students Shuffled Classes
A special notice indicates Misa Claudia Price and Mr George Taylor reassigned pupils to new home rooms. It asks how the Sophomore boys Gardia respond and addresses George and Eke regarding Junior girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Claudia Price
George Taylor
Gardia
George
Funeral Services for George E Young
Funeral services for George E Young a Corry resident who died suddenly early Saturday were held at 2 pm from Alexander and Company’s Funeral Plots. The Corry Rotary Club conducted the service with Rev C Clark of Elgin officiating. Interment followed at Pine Grove cemetery with Rotarians F T Babbitt EC Barnes A G Buller F A Loveland W J Wilcox and Frank Westley as bearers. Relatives and friends attended including Mrs Emm McKee sister of Cleveland and Me Elliott wd Me Li Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Young
Corry
Alexauden and Company
Corry Rotary
C. Clark
Elgin
Pine Grove Cemetery
F.T. Babbitt
EC Barnes
A. G. Buller
F. A. Loveland
W. J. Wilcox
Frank Westley
Emm McKee
Cleveland
Elliott
Li Pittspuigh
Do You Know Rut Mumieed Ruth Nichols and Others
A fragment lists names including Rut Mumieed Ruth Nichols Joseph Bitenvage Sicily Saveris John Sek ik William Trill John Wettenburg Brances Wimer and Amos York, suggesting a roster or inquiry involving multiple individuals from an unidentified context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mumieed
Ruth Nichols
Joseph Bitenvage
Sicily
Saveris
John Sek‘ik
William Trill
John Wettenburg
Brances Wimer
Amos York
Pact 7 tragedy shocks Shepperd GA community
Victim in Pact 7, a church trainer of race horses in Shepperd Georgia, is found dead from a gunshot in his home. His housekeeper Lydia Swailes is unconscious with a hose in her hand after a failed death pact. Both are hospitalized with Swailes in unknown condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Shepperd
Hariness
Lydia Swailes
Shepperd
Swailus
Honey's Special Value Money Quickly Restores Wanthe
An unusual note promotes a product claiming rapid restoration of energy for athletes, children, and others. The passage emphasizes broad usefulness and quick effects, using promotional language to imply universal benefits.
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Joseph
Frank
Sheen
Pricea Starr
B.C. Warney
Wilbur Sorengin
Seventh Street
Cemter Street
East South Street
J. B. Pat
Serson
John H. Clough
W. Main Street
Wayne Street
Neil McKay
Lye
Thersa Bly
Basr
Rowland Unti
Iate Mae
T. 7
Ue Red
Gun Clyp
Mr. Anderson
Erin
Gandlady
Boarder
Andlady
Jones
Thiel College
Walt Withman
Publi Opinion
Saginaw, Mich
Arthur Fan
Chub
E Point High
Ham ‘Tuoys
Englewood
Selings of
Englewood ‘High School
Centralia
Wash
Centralia High School
Wiscomsit
Russell Glenn
Col
Emily Breuker
Mr. Blunden
Etta Kett
Paul Robin
Elingis
Barign
Aslwell Reaggn
Y.P.C.T. U
Young People’s Christian Temperance Union
Marys
Himalaya
Mary Towadays
Corty High School
Buiter
Vey Bernice Olds
Orlo Ewing
Oleta Perkins
Miss Hendrickson
George E. Young
Washington
Furniture Manufacturers’ Outlet
North Center Street
Maple Avenue
Washington Street
George White
Wright Blowls
Center Street
Henry James
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