Schedule for Corry football 1935-36 outlined
Coach Pilsburgh plans a revised 1935 grid slate after last year’s tough opponents. Home games include Wattsburg Wesleyville Albion and Union City, with several away dates set at Meadville Titusville Oct City Albion Sheffield Youngsville North East and Union City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geldders
Besx
Wattsburg
Hwee
Wesleyville
Albion Hue
Youngsville
Titusville Hive
Whihefield
Novi
North East
Union City
Meadville
Titusville
Oil City
Albion
Sheffield
French Club Plans Treasure Hunt in May
At the May 10 meeting of Le Champs de France, vice president Donald Paulson presided in the president's absence. Plans for a treasure hunt on May 24 were outlined, with teams captained by William Merrick and Robert Williams. The senior French class and several faculty members were invited. After business, the group sang French songs and began learning La Marseillaise to perform at the treasure hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elay ‘le Chamnpons de Frage
Donald Paulson
William Merrick
Robert Wilams
Proverb Collection From a Coliseum Manuscript
A yellowed manuscript under gum in a Coliseum seat shelf contains a jumble of proverbs and misprints. It parodies common sayings such as a rolling stone has no boss, a bird on the plate is worth two, and a small spark can steer a great ship, with garbled lines and humorous twists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolling Stone
Bits of News from the High School Scene
Absences due to illness persist as Marie Wettenburg and others miss school. Miss Blair and Miss O Hare visited Cambridge Springs. Lee Shoemaker moved to Findley Lake and will live at The Meadows. Book reports resume. The Dorian should return from press this month. Mumps cases rise with Doris Alarm and Alzora Wright among the victims. Spring weather returns and thoughts turn to white shoes. Tennis tournaments hoped to succeed with good luck wishes to competitors. On May 3 a theatre party sponsored by Virginia for Harriet Shaw Ellmear Smith Helen Gumbleton and Betty Paulson. Williams High baseball enjoys practice at noon. Mary Gillette’s new puppy Newt. Meyers sponsors a girls tennis tournament with Mary as student manager and Jeanne Titus as assistant. Three day measles raise absentee counts. Miss Pead and Miss Mary Anderson spent Easter in New York City. Many students visited Waldameer Park Saturday night to hear Glen Gray and his Casa Loma orchestra. Kiwanis Club hosted orchestra members Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rita Waite
Virgil
Glen Gray
Casa Loma Orchestra
Findley Lake
Hattie Colegrove
Philadelphia
N.C
Roy Reed
Private Worlds and Les Miserables on Screen Features
Claudette Colbert stars in Private Worlds a dramatic hospital drama amid praise for Frederick March and Charles Laughton. The piece also notes Victor Hugo’s Les Miserables adaptation and a student audience claim. A verse by Florence Senden closes the item with optimistic reflection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claudette Colbert
Victor Hugo
Frederick March
Charles Laughton
Penn scholarship honors Lee Shoemaxer student
Lee Shoemaxer receives a four year scholarship to the University of Pennsylvania awarded by a state senator in recognition of outstanding scholastic achievement. The note lists upcoming school events and recalls a junior-senior baseball game. Also reported is the death of William Tessler 42 after injuries from a hit and run on Route 20 in East Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Shoemaxer
University of Pennsylvania
Lee
William Tessler
Raapberry Street
Erie
East Springfield
St. Vincent's Hospital
Springtime gossip and senior rumors fill the La Bavardage page
Rita Waite faces three day measures while Virgil’s overcoat and umbrella fashion parade amuse the readers. A senior scandal blurs with a missing write up, a sophomore blamed, and a newspaper ramble on pep dances, rumors, and classroom mischief at Findley Lake.
Art Students Plan Exhibit This Month
Miss Bus High School art students prepare works for the annual exhibit at the Junior High on May 23 and 24. Classes meet Tuesdays and Thursdays as students display sea gardens watercolors soap carvings paper mache masks decorative maps oil paintings pencil sketches and more by DeBarr Leater Phelps Braken Taylor Hurlbut Lindsley Williams Ringler Firster Auer and others. Naomi Johnson submitted a pencil sketch to a Pittsburgh scholastic art contest and, judging by the quality, may win a prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Bus High
DeBarr
Leater
Phelps
Bob Braken
Jack Taylor
Paul Hurlbut
Jack Lindsley
Sea Gardens
Bob Williams
Robert Ringler
Miss DeBarr
Fred Shultz
Malcolm Haines
Paul Auer
D. Frost
J. Palmer
Agnes Metz
John Mallick
Naomi Johnson
Pittsburgh
Junfer
Sophomore Tri Hi Enjoys Banquet At Methodist
The Mother and Daughter Banquet of the Tri-Hi-Y was held in May at the Methodist choir loft. Arlene Robbins led as hostess and program head with a welcome speech, a reading by Katheryn Huehertz, vocal and piano performances by Joan McLean, Joan Place, Jon McLace, and Holly Krone, and remarks by Norma Grice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aitiiret
Arlene Robbins
Norma Grice
Miss Blair
Jon McLace
Holly Krone
Katheryn Huehertz
Joan McLean
Joan Place
Debating Teams Attend Final Debate at Allegheny College
Corry High debaters joined students from Erie County and several leagues at Allegheny College Meadville for the annual final debates and banquet. The event featured round table discussions on coaching high school teams, and multiple league finals with chairs and judges from the Allegheny faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry High Debating Eam
Allegheny College
Meadwillé
Erie
Hasings Hall
Bentley Hall
Strong Vincent
Erie East
Arter Hall
Edward Stainbrook
Cochran Hal
Clarence F. Ross
Times Published by Corty High School Editors
Corty High School announces staff roles with Editor in Chief Jame Maxwell and editors Elaine Foster Faith Taylor Betty Roach Clinton Haines Brice Dearing, Mary Sears, Fern Raymond and others listed. librarians, reporters, typists and advisers noted for the school newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ll Times
Studente of Corty High School
Jame Maxwell
Elaine Foster
Faith
Taylor Asstman
Betty Roach
Clinton Haines
Brice Dearing
Bob Brockmann
Mary Sears
Binora Storer
Misg Price
Fern Raymond
Norma Hennett
Mary Gillette
Charlotte Schramling
Mary Geiger
Uth Johns
Florence Santen
Virginia Smith
Helen Gumbleton
Uth
Taylor
Blaine Foster
Oleta Stitt
Dorothy Neylon
Bob Maxwell
Frances Young
Dane Maxwell
Cleanliness in School and Home Guidance
A didactic notice promoting cleanliness in school and home. It urges students to keep desks, clothing, and surroundings tidy, think clean thoughts, and model sanitation in church and public life. It emphasizes helping parents at home and supporting community cleanliness. The piece ends with the proverb Cleanliness is next to Godliness.
Woe unto thy chemistry teacher in the lab
A playful verse mocks a science instructor, promising guidance through experiments and distillations while humorously lamenting memory and a life in chemistry.
Presbyterian boards merger proposed at general assembly
The merger of the Christian education and national missions boards of the Presbyterian Church will be proposed at the church's annual general assembly in Cincinnati, which opens on May 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weigh Boards
Cincinnati
Boards of Christian Education and
National Missions of
The
Presbyterian Church
Pine Grove Cemetery Association, Inc
Alexander & Company
N. Center St
Scholarship Exams Held at Lawrence Park
The Bre County scholarship examinations for state competition were conducted at Lawrence Park High School in Erie on Friday May 3, 1935. English and American history tested in the morning. afternoon exams from 1 20 to 8 30 offered diverse subjects. Corry High sent five students Leon Bertram Bruce Denying Rita Waite Robert Brockmann and Mary Blane Sears to compete. The top student gains state eligibility. Erie results pending with publication planned in summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Park High School
Erie
Corry High
Leon Bertram
Bruce Denying
Rita Waite
Robert Brockmann
Mary Blane Sears
Pennsylvania
Terie
Musical program proves successful during evening event
A Wednesday evening May 5 program presented by Keppel Tiffany and the Federal Adult Education class featured Tarnihauser March and The Swan as opening selections. Beginners sang four months into study including That’s Why I Love Him So with verses by four girls and a duo piano finale. The second half opened with an orchestra slumber and included two more piano numbers, I Passed By Your Window, The Bells of Saint Marys, and a finale miniet before concluding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keppel Tiffany
Lucille Barnes
Eula Taylor
Elva Owens
Mary Ficcart
A Mide Phorus
St. Marys
High Musical Groups Offer Fine Program
Monday evening a musical program presented by Jenger and Senior High schools opened Music Week in the Senior High auditorium. The program featured Senior High Orchestra, choirs, solos, a Junior High orchestra, girls glee club, band and a two piano number. Directors Beatrice Shaffer and Gerry Bennett led an enjoyable affair for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenger
Tannhanger
Wagner
Dilichas
Rosamund
Schubert
Moses
O Macy
Genevieve
Tucker
Marie Bennett
Church
the Woods
Dykeman
Gliding Evans
M. Evans
Massa
Dear
Dvorak
Santa Fe
Reppert
Rachmacof
Misses Brooks
Rickers
Rubenstein
Green Cathedral
Hahn
the American Citizen
Jay
Cupids
Miller
Wisconsin
Trudy
Beatrice Shaffer
Gerry Bennett
Harri gan farmer pays 28.06 with pennies and dimes at treasurer office
A Warren County farmer paid a spring installment of 28.06 using 4198 pennies and 162 dimes at the county treasurer office. The money was saved over the past year by Jerry Tumbley Miss Freddie Lilliott and Philip Ragan who were among those at Wilcox Brown wedding Saturday afternoon and left for Detroit Michigan this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Harrigan Township
Jerry Tumbley
Freddie Lilliott
Philip Ragan
Detroit
Mich
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Ume
Reavers
Pilsbulh
Wolf
Indust
N. R.A
Marie Wettenburg
Miss O'Hare
Cambridge Springs
Lee Shoemaker
the Meadows
Dorian
Doris Alarm
Alzora Wright
Harriet Shaw
Ellmear Smith
Betty Paulson
Virginia
Williams
Newt
Mr. Meyers
Jeanne Titus
Waldameer Park
Heap Glen Gray
Kiwanis Club
Movie Review
Tate
Sud
Florence Senden
PENN
Whentton
Ming Tate
Ure
Craker
Bayessi
Curtis
Fir
Sprovers
Mavestain
Piten
Tri HI
Allegheny Col
Lawrence Park
Keystone Bag & Lap CO
6Th St
Erie, Pa
Baumann Brothers
East 5Th St. Eric
C. F. Franz
First Ave
Corry
Dan-D-Lion
Iite Norm
Mit
Gesartmant
Publiahora Reserva
Hlmer McAlroy
Washington Street
Beas
H. L. Rowe
Fank Grice
C. M. Howard
Wright Street
Ata
Leslie O. Wood
R. D
Care Journal
SALM
Bert Bacvis Corry
Columbus
James Gould
East Street
West Main
Second Avenue
AI Marty
N. Con
Hou
S. A
Care of Journal
Eva L. Fisher
Erie County
State of Pennsylvania
Register of Wills
Anna Jones
Aulmnintstrastrise
Spartandineg
Walter L. Panke
Penneylvania
Gelb
Huth
Pittsin
Tin
Fuly Seuse Aml
Eomoti
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