Attendance Office Emphasizes Timeliness At CAHS
Kathy Baker reports on CAHS attendance officer Mr Hanna who explains centralized records for about 1,650 students and strict daily checks from 8:30 to 8:34. He defends a hard line approach as essential to education and discipline, noting routine verifications, audits, and steps to prevent dropouts while stressing on time, presence, and accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathy Baker
Hanna
CAHS
Department of Education
School Happenings at Senior High This Week
A student column notes class day plans, a junior high assembly set for May 10, and prom work underway. Reports mention a senior class meeting, a dance in the gym with music by Jacob and Hot Ice, and a Saturday runs award banquet. Miss Pate’s sister’s death is extended sympathy.
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Butch
Jamestown Business College
Guitar Club
Earl
J.L
Corry Area Girls Volleyball Team Champions Despite Support Gaps
Sherry Owens notes Corry Area High School girls volleyball won Section II and placed first in Meadville, then fell to Conneaut Lake in district play at Linesville. Despite success, lack of community support affected performance, sparking a call to rally behind future teams to avoid repeating this setback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherry Owens
Corry Area
Meadville
Linesville
Conneaut Lake
Corry
Spring Concert and Play Schedule Announced
Debbie Shaver reports CAHS events for spring: the annual spring concert on May 9 in the Conelway all purpose room. The fourth grade will stage The Wild Rabbit Chase on May 2. The CAHS Band gave a concert to the student body on April 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debbie Shaver
Conelway
CAHS
Majorette Tryouts Open for 1974-75 Class
On Monday April 22 beginning tryouts for the 1974 75 majorette class were held about 20 girls tried out and 13 from 7th to 10th grade made it. Five practice weeks preceded the audition with about 15 faculty judges scoring five categories. Top scorers by grade were announced as Kelley Courtney Crystal Hand Marcie Hughes Brenda Richards Cindy Sturdevant Kimbra Wilde 7th. Judy Hand Kim Lowry Charlynn Stockton 8th. Terry Hall 6th. Toni Downer Jan Griebel 10th. Advanced tryouts set for April 29 will finalize the class.
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Kelley Courtney
Crystal Hand
Marcie Hughes
Brenda Richards
Cindy Sturdevant
Kimbra Wilde
Judy Hand
Kim Lowry
Charlynn Stockton
Terry Hall
Toni Downer
Jan Griebel
Will Girls' Sports Improve In 74 75
Mrs. Hanley, girls track coach, hopes next year will be better for girls sports. She cites poor communication between coaches on practice times and places. She notes track and volleyball suffered from a lack of available coaches and that talented girls need training and community support.
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Angie Staskiewicz
Hanley
Department Heads Named At CAHS By Linda Pite
Corry High School appointed department heads for the first time in January as approved by the School Board. Language Arts led by Miss Bennett, Mathematics by Mr. Simmons, Science by Mr. Legal, Social Studies by Mr. Nichols, Business Education by Mr. Miller, Practical Arts and Home Economics by Mrs. Wilson, Industrial Arts by Mr. Liebegott, Fine Arts by Mr. Prather, Health and Physical Education by Mr. Cragg, Pupil Personnel Services by Mrs. Pfusch. Heads will help plan events, set pupil assessment criteria, and promote professional reading and graduate work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Pite
Rieck
Corry High School
Miss Bennett
Simmons
Legal
Nichols
Department of Business Education
Miller
Pat Wilson
Liebegott
Prather
Cragg
Pfusch
Spring Creek Plans Outdoor Activities for Students
Shelly Bailey reports that Spring Creek school staff will increase outside activities for students. The plan includes more games and sports on the playground to involve all children, with outdoor recess twice daily in good weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelly Bailey
Spring Creek School
Jr. High Council Nominations Open for Student Leader
By Dale Fox nominations were held last week for Jr. High Student Council president with candidates Dorr Clark Cindy Helmintoller Tracy Peterson and Diane Zajac. Campaigning began Monday and speeches are Friday in the auditorium ahead of Friday afternoon voting to choose the next year’s president and vice president based on vote totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Fox
Jr. Hi
Dorr Clark
Cindy Helmintoller
Tracy Peterson
Diane Zajac
Student Council
Science Department Set Evaluation at CAHS
A self evaluation of the CAHS science department led by Phil Segal follows a 45 group evaluation covering teacher preparation and attitude curriculum students attitude facilities and teacher student relations A committee of students teachers citizens and administrators will carry out the process with a first meeting planned for the week of April 29. The aim is to restore interest in science amid a nationwide decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stan George
CAHS
Phil Segal
National Science Teachers Association
Chicago
Segal
Concord Hosts Annual Tourneys in Checkers Chess and Ping Pong
Concord School staged yearly tournaments directed by Miss Linda Yeany covering checkers chess and ping pong. Winners for this year include standout players across each event as reported by Janet Bauer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Bauer
Concord School
Linda Yeany
Wright School Dinner and Concert Presented by PTA
The Wright School hosted an Appreciation Dinner sponsored by the PTA with honored guest Mrs. Jean Scouten, a Wright School teacher who will resign at the end of the school year. CHS band director Harrié led a student concert on Thursday April 25 with a variety of selections enjoyed by attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gayle Stockton
Wright School
PTA
Jean Scouten
Scouten
Harrié
CHS
Student Council To Elect Officers By Diane Fox
The Student Council prepares to elect next year's officers and representatives. The method to be used was discussed Monday April 19. As of yet the candidates are unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diane Fox
Coucil
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Germany
By Terri Payer
Barlin Well
Cerryre
Verkaut
Rauch
Lachein
Wild Bunch
Tron Gorton
DDR
Trinken
Lao
Bronenbura
Spring Creek
Jr. High Council
Science Department
Concord
Bruce Babcock
Bill Stright
Scott Hunt
Doug Armitage
Cathy Tobin
Ronald Bairie
Wright
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