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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1935
Page
7
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Corry Senior High School will present students in the Music League Contest at Strong Vincent High School in Erie on Friday April fifth at 2:30 pm. The Orchestra and Glee Club, with Girls Trio and soloists Marie Bennett and Mary Frances Brooks, perform two numbers each in Class B. Naomi Johnson and Wille. De Leo Reesink accompany. transportation details and contact with Mr. Sheen advised.
A fractured satirical piece recounts a harsh classroom ritual likened to a voyage aboard the American Observer. It lampoons dull lectures, brutal routines, and the grim humor of students battered by exams, jests, and a weary daily grind in a Greek war of boredom.
Students at Corry High push for a baseball nines team this spring with plans for candy sales bake sales and in kind fundraisers to cover expenses. Sponsors hope to play games at West Hickory Titusville Garland Spring Creek Cochranton Tidioute and nearby towns to test talent and build support from the student body and Athletic Association.
The HI TIMES editors advise juniors and sophomores to pursue the full educational benefit while seniors reflect on wasted opportunities. They urge stocktaking of plans and avoiding past mistakes to secure college readiness. Phyllis Rutherford was honored at a party for her birthday.
The Hi Times senior issue notes absence and a brief look at prom plans. It mentions mumps affecting several students including Bruce and Lee Shoemaker, upcoming decorations, and prom expectations. Readers see talk of romantic a new romance, lens removal for Jack Bell, and general school gossip about seniors and juniors.
A relative, Hirsch, died after an illness last week. The death was reported by Margaret Wolfers, with the absence noted at the school during the days leading to the passing.
The junior play ticket drive led by Pete Dubroski plans to distribute about 150 tickets to students and local townspeople. Committee members Virginia Smith Myrtle Kyser and Cash Polom aim to assign each class member a quota to sell to acquaintances and relatives. Posters advertise two cent tickets and reserved seats at Cona's drug store for ten cents.
Friday morning the assembly awarded letters to boys basketball football and cheerleaders. Cheerleader recipients include Evelyn Morris Jane Maxwell Ruth Skintey Marion Pith and Sara Jane Stanford while football and basketball letters went to Walter Gurnek captain Clinton Vaines manager Bob Jewell Don Paulson John Savin Harry Paulson Stanley Van Tasie George Gordon Peter Dubrowky Bob Rudoix Paul Taylor John Cyaker Fred Walsi Gary Dingtel Aer Dick Shoup Albert Pitcavage Noroy Gillum Bob Joknker Roy Rood and Bugent Phillips. Birch letters went to Don Waiter captain Lee Shoemaker manager Bob Roelofs Jur Buressi Bull Surtis Paul Hurtiut Derton Witels. Glee Club dinner honored Glen Club at a dinner on March 20 with Miss Baaly as guest.
Local seniors at Corry High see multiple scholarships totaling up to 1000 per year. Funds come from Bagley Allegheny College Alumni Virgil Curtis Memorial and Club endowments, aiding graduates with education costs and interest in academics and activities.
The event plans show committees formed to handle hotel decor, decorating, cooking, advertising, refreshments, ticketing, transportation, and publicity. Names listed include Marie Johnson, Hazel Rhenburg, Marjorie Young, Lourie Whitely, Shoup, Don Paulson, Ruth Kinley, Evelyn Merritt, and others guiding tasks for senior prom.
A jumble of campus活动 and events from Mary Lear’s party to Juniors and Seniors at Wooster High, with treasure hunts, plays, and student notices. Mentions Erie Prep visitors, Senior Melodies, and a large public sale. reports on costumes, gifts, and campus activities, including a moth ball office mystery.
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