High school operetta charms 360 matinee attendees
A large audience of about 360 students and younger pupils enjoyed Thursday afternoon’s operetta matinee. The performance featured an orchestra, nine dances by Junior High dancers, and numbers by Jewel Hasbrouck and John Stowe. A seating drive boosted matinee ticket sales, with room 8 leading at 100 percent.
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Keppel Tifany
John Stowe
Jewel Hasbrouck
Datis ‘Bergman
Shuck Hughes
Maryida
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Room 8
Students debate homework burden in school column
Editor Norma Ket presents a student viewpoint on home work. The piece notes students spend after school hours on assignments and reference books, argues for balance between study and leisure, and cites class time as insufficient for some subjects. It raises questions about the nature of education and the value of practice versus instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Wiki Snitz
Jack
Up and Down the Hall of the Lyceum and campus
A lively campus gossip column notes operatic mood at the Lyceum course, a splashed spring style, and school life detail. Mentions Dan Harrington in a new car, Senior Commercial girls starting office practice, a Catherine Severin versus Bob Reynolds clash, Patty Yohe's return from illness, Agnes Laboskie's accident, and a late birthday for Jo Valotti. Seniors plan Commencement cap and gown fittings.
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Lyceum
Dan ‘Harrington
Catherine Severin
Bob Reynolds
Patty Yohe
Patty
Agnes Laboskie
Smith
Senior Snapshots of a Small-Town Class Nightly
A quirky yearbook-like piece profiles students Roberta King Helen Morton Patty Yohe Bob Waite and Charles Hughes among others. It notes odd nicknames like Snoop The Waiting Dictionary Bertha and Two things She just can t stand Homework and school. It covers interests from sports and ice skating to ambitions like chemist and air-hostess and hints at social dynamics and crushes in a rambling, informal tone.
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Revert
Snoop
Hyo
Patty Yohe
Roberta King
Bob Waite
M. I
M. M
Bertha
Helen Morton
K.L
Charles Hughes
Speretin Ag
Red O'neal
Metropolitan
Tri-Hi-Y Collects 42 On Ticket Campaign
A Tri-Hi-Y fundraiser raised over 42 dollars for the Civic Employees Association of Corry. Twenty percent supported the Tri-Hi-Y treasury for the annual Mother Daughter banquet. Mary Laurie won first prize earning 8.40 and Mildred Nichols second with over 7.00 sold.
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Civic Employeeh Association of
Corry
Sprive
Ginla
Mary Laurie
Mildred Nichola
Tri-Hi-Y
Northeast Host to Corry Debate Teams
The Corry High School debate teams coached by Mrs Howe engage in a North East debate on Wednesday March 8 on the question Whether the United States should establish an alliance with Great Britain. Corry's negative team faced North Man s at 4 pm with debaters Dorie Jadestrim Owen Sheridan Richard Dowring Richard Ploisted Mary Miloney Jack Heymann. At 7 pm the debate continued with Betty Litz Fritz Sladder Allee Neil George Lee Atdernon Bob Curt Eugene Bates supporting Curry.
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Corry High School
Mrs. Howe
Eld Tieit Hrat
North Esat
United States
Great Britain
Corry
North Mans
Dorie Jadestrim
Owen Sheridan
Richard Dowring
Richard Ploisted
Mary Miloney
Jack Heymann
Tater
Swith
Betty Litz
Fritz Sladder
Allee Neil
George Lee Atdernon
Bob Curt
Eugene Bates
Corry to Hold North Western District Hoops Playoff
Moth A. announces a district basketball tournament for 10 counties on Saturday March 18 with class A and B contests. Teams include Erie Olt City Bradford and Greenville High with eight advancing to Corry for semifinals and finals. An added feature is the North Western Hi-V players selection and a 15 cent admission.
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Moth A
Morry
Erie
Olt City
Waterford
Wattaburg
Tidioute
Bradford
Ol City
Greenville High School
Corry
Blule Jays
Brig Academy Pala High
Week of school events and activities summary
A fragmented diary of a school week detailing periods adjusted for a Taft Lyceum course, seniors buying caps and gowns, teachers preparing report cards, a debate trip to North East, an evening operetta, a Games Club meal, and social events with invitations, name cards, and a pups naming appeal.
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Taft Lyceum
Mar
Viperetta
Howe
Ruth Nagel
Walter Raleigh
Nowa Kler
Mary Hinman Wan
Janek Gordon
Hi-Times
Leket
Spring Sports Program Plans Launched At School
The school outlines a spring sports plan featuring ball, track, tennis, golf, and ping pong. Tennis and ping pong matches will be played between individuals. golf may form if the Country Club is usable. Varsity baseball and track may be organized if profits permit. a tennis tournament for girls is emphasized.
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Gins
Byler
Intermuea
Nions
Heliever Titunyikins
Min Byler
Dliogh
Ani Tie
Wathe
Sheen Wy
Anderson
Office Practice Course Inaugurated In Corry High School
A new Office Practice course began at Corry High School aimed at teaching typing filing stencil cutting transcription and other clerical tasks. The program plans to visit area offices and continue through the year with students from Virginia High School and other local schools participating.
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Business Coust
Corry Filth
Julies
Weole Avis Juntoy High
Goris High School
Virginia High School
Mavi Watral Thee
Laker Witoes
Offiewares Wunior High McArtimes Seiler
Hutton Cushings Final Lyceum Number
The Lyceum course closes with a student program featuring Miss Allleton Vin Clayhinpe and Alma Lrassemp, mixing operatic and comic tunes. Proceeds aid Athletic Association funds, with plans for more numbers next year.
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Lyceum Voiuie
Miss Alulon
Vin Clayhinpe
Wii Emal Lrassemp Ones
Mixy Holly
Tamifar
Lycoin
Ji Anderson
Athletic Association
Auk Te Nan Sures
Cronin Calls for Wide Open Democratic Race
Erie County Democratic Committee chairman Michael J. Cronin urged a broad nomination process at a planned executive meeting likely Thursday. He said the campaign should prepare for September primaries and ensure party support for all candidates on the ticket while drawing on available precincts and ward committees.
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Michael J. Cronin
Erie County Democratic Committee
Yall Hee
Miltee
Sakdh
Still- Wal -Ponitivins
Gronin Saddle
Jeffrey Ultimer
Cronin
Snow Storm Sweeps State Across Northeastern Regions
A Texas born storm moved through the Midwest and Appalachians toward the Atlantic coast, bringing rain and snow. Northeast Pennsylvania reported four to eight inches of snowfall while the rest of the state faced icy conditions and cold winds.
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United Press
Appalachiana
Atlantic Coast
Pennsylvania
Despondent Man Takes Sunlit Path After Loss
A distressed man, recently unemployed, wandered with a friend Pewee as Deputy Coroner Geanyn Plalt and West night staff assisted. The incident happened yesterday during a visit, with others including Hanford and a sister and mother in the city aware of the man’s distress and steps taken to help.
PUC Members Confer Today In Budget Talks
Democratic members of the Public Utilities Committee meet to align the April and May budget with Gov Usurat request. Key figures include Beals J Drineall Richard J Tomish and Brehanan in the executive subset as tasters for the plan.
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Varrisburg
Marel
Hale Wen Beals
Drineall
Richard J Tomish
Brehanan
Jock
Sbseton Texkiy
Ain
Cifvel
Ila Mach
Gov
Av- Usurat
Dame
Distributor of Beer Is Slain in Rochen Pa
In Rochon Pennsylvania on January 9 a prominent beer distributor was found shot in his automobile just before a beer party trial opened in Beaver County court. The victim, 64, was discovered behind the wheel of a Tekeibuirge plant at West Main Street. Authorities report a handgun was found nearby and describe a tense scene as investigators examine the interior qntelde Wa. Weiter efforts focus on motive and suspect lineup.
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Rochon
Beaver County
Tekeibuirge
West Mein Street
Th Dent Resele Thai
New Games Club Holds Parts Thursday Night
A new games club met Thursday night at Seine High School with Martin Keppel as president. The gathering featured hamburgers, scalloped potatoes, and a favorite dessert as members enjoyed 48 and pin‑pong.
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NEW Games Club
Uuuer
Anderson
Martin Keppel
W Prand Fevdl
Seine
Handel's Messiah Completed in Dublin in 24 Days
The Etude notes Handel began the oratorio Messiah on August 28, 1741, finished the first part that day, the second on September 6, the third on September 12, and instrumentation by September 16. It premiered April 18, 1742 at Music Hall on Pitt Street in Dublin, Ireland.
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Pistyamble Street
Dublin
Ireland
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