Amateur Day at Corry High Showcases Local Talent
May 18 in the auditorium featured vocal solos recitations duets and more with performers Hall Dimick Douglas Reynolds Florence Sanden Jeannette Sorenson Marjorie Sorenson Tiffany Milton Lloyd Ralph Wick Bee Hallings Victor Dietzel Dorothea Brockmann Agatha Elaine St Pierre and others. Proceeds fund the Glass Day dance orchestra on June 5 1944 and the event earned praise from the Student Council and audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheen
It Ames
Boys
Hall Dimick Douglas Reynolds
Florence Sanden
Jeannette Sorenson
Marjorie Sorenson
Keppel Tiffany
Milton Lloyd
Ralph Wick
Dorothea Brockmann
Bee Hallings
Victor Dietzel
Ray Courtney
Agatha
Elaine St. Pierre Soph
Dick Shapp
Duane Fogle
Alton
Laurie
Bud Carlis
Patsy Perry
Exams That Dreadful Word In Schooltalk
A playful poem portrays the annual fear around exams. Students feel unprepared and anxious as teachers smile, while the pressure travels from one heart to another. The narrator confesses the dreaded term exams and the impact on pupil spirits.
Barnes Man Kills Self In Barnes Shack
The body of George Warner, 60, found Saturday morning by neighbor near Barnes, with most of his head blown away. Coroner Lowery and Chief Spencer Roberts ruled suicide after investigation. no inquest. Warner, in dire straits, was last seen alive Friday evening by Mrs C B Selirengent, father of the young men who found him. He used a .38 caliber revolver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Selirengent
Warner
Unclear Text Baseball Incident Notes Pitching Errors
Misread segments describe a baseball game where both pitchers had one wild pitch each and no walks. Coates hit a batsman, Becker, on the elbow. Long faced a wild pitch in the ninth frame and the two pitchers faced run-ins with batter interactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coates
lMmchers
Becker
Raymond
Sophomore Personalities Highlight Class Leaders
Duane Fogle serves as faithful royal president of the Sophomore class and pursues the College Preparatory course while shining on the debate team. Bon Paulson is vice president and Lan Paulson, a letterman in football and basketball, stands out as a promising athlete. Albert Rathmen, nicknamed Bob, is sophomore secretary and ambitious in commercial studies. Bob Rocols, treasurer, stars in basketball, is sports editor of Hi Times, and a popular party figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duane Fogle
Duane
Bind Ati
Bon Paulson
Lan Paulson
Don
Noal
Albert Rathmen
Bob
Hob
Aldo
Bob Rocols
Hi Times
Times Published by Students of Corty High School
A fragment shows Corty High School student staff roles with positions editors and editors in chief. Names listed include Jane Raymonnt Rita Waite Mary Sexts Ruth Taylor Gordon Rehmbore Bob Roelofs and Miss O Hare. Contributors and typists named with several individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corty High School
Jane Raymonnt
Rita Waite
Mary Sexts
Ruth Taylor
Gordon Rehmbore
Bob Roelofs
Miss O'Hare
Hiaine Foster
Bruce Dearing
Marion Pili
Martha Brockmann
Jane Maxwell
Eleanor Speck
Kanor Speck
Elsie Racke
Marcella Garrity
Amelia Christenson
Beulah Kovach
The Self Starters and Initiative in Action
The article compares the self starter to a motor’s spark, stressing that momentum alone cannot move a car or student body. It urges individuals to act promptly, cultivate initiative, and avoid letting tasks linger until deadlines press.
Final Examinations Start May 28 Amid Adjusted Schedules
Examinations run May 28 to June 6 with some subjects exempt from final tests. Shorthand midterm mandatory, typing and speed tests substitute for final in some courses. Four exams daily, two morning two afternoon, students report at 9, exit after finishing unless supervised. Study hall used for seating changes and instruction. clubs and assemblies suspended to aid study.
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Fenally
Whereabouts of 1918 Graduates Listed Across Several Towns
A fragile list names numerous 1918 graduates with current locations and employment in Corry Erie Buffalo Detroit New York City Columbus and other places. Entries include spouses and married names such as Mrs Harry Spicer Mrs Harold Paterson Mrs Floyd Harmond and others. professions span bookkeeper editor teacher salesman illustrator and welfare worker, with several notes of current company affiliations and towns like Erie Corry and Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sther Auer
Harry Spicer
Corry
Katherine Auer
North Warren
Leona Bentley
Harold Paterson
Buffalo
Lauretta Carroll
Floyd Haramond
Columbus
Lillian Caster
Eric
Mildred Crowell
M. B. Cowles
Euclid
Carl Dean
Albany
N.Y
Laura Undd
NuBone Corset Co
Erie
Margaret Duffy
Arthur Foster
Claude Porter
Mich
Harold Haight Corry
Hubert Heerlai
Raymord My
Nina Jackman
Nina J
William Lomibari
Corny
Sara Martin
New York City
Mary Mason
Cligard Jourdet
Philp Murray
Alhambra
Galt
Margaret O'Brien
Bercy la Paze
Struthirs
Paul Onnn
Mail Varder
Cony
Clara Pisroe
Haul Ricker
Detroit
Hazel Rust
A. M. Briggs
Surry
Charles Shugs
Cory
Provencé Smith
Gordon Gnas
Wingate
Alls
Alarrigon Smith
Dorothy Soper
John Bolanei Jes
Anti Shields
Corrs
George Stranigan
Bear Lake
Ya Webber
Capewell
Donald Williams
Ot Highways
Uniontown
Dorothy Williams
Prank Dennis
Réasadd Bescon
Coke
Hummies Event Notes and Social Activities
Bits of news recounts a dinner at the Brick House with speaker Mr. Stetson of Titusville, a Rebecca Bell party at Racke's house with Ruth Kinley and others, a study period change during war years, a group trip to MIntville to finals, Myrtle Kysar hosting a bridal shower for Virginia I Kysar May, Sara Jane Reed Stanford's marriage announcement, bridge awards to Lenta Scott and Sara Jane, a lunch for 15 at noon, and May Wells visiting Jamestown amid exams and study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Stetson
Titusville
Myrtle Kysar
Virginia I Kysar May
Sara Jane Reed Stanford
Lenta Scott
Sara Jame
Corry Debaters Attend Finals at Allegheny
Corry high school debaters attended inter high school debating finals at Allegheny on Thursday May 17. Franklin defeated Meadville in the final, in Ford Memorial Chapel, with award ceremonies and a Cochran Hall banquet following.
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Corry
Allegheny
Uber
Franklin
Franlin
Meadville
Girard
Lawrence Park
Pranklin
Pranidin
Ford Memorial Chapel
Sientis
Cochran Ball
Corty
Fon
Senior Girls Play Typewriter Bridge Week
Last week seven bridge tables operated daily with rooms noted. Mrs McCormick kept tallies as partners changed by drawing lots. Each girl played forty minutes daily using typewriters as card devices, aiming for the fewest errors to win the week. Daily scores and individual standings were posted on the bulletin board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senor Gins Payes
Cavers
Apology for Rumor Printing in St Times
In this issue St Times extends apology for a rumor published earlier. The paper states rumors are not printed unless verified as fact and seeks to rectify the error with this final note. The editor acknowledges the lapse and pledges stricter verification in future editions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lash Qveek
Italian Club Spaghetti Dinner and Dance Tomorrow Evening
Joseph Zarbo reports final plans for an Italian Club spaghetti dinner and dance set for tomorrow evening in Toward's half. The Independent Ladies Americas Club sponsors the event with a Union City orchestra providing music and The Melody Maidens performing during dinner. Tony Jackson coordinates dinner with an efficient committee.
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Joseph Zarbo
Ini Bt
Lalisy Americas Glib
Union City Orchestra
Melody Maidens
Mre
Tony Jackson
B P W Clubs to Convene at Eagles Mere
Preparations for the sixteenth annual convention of the Pennsylvania Federation of Business and Professional Women are under way at Hayles Mere in Sullivan County June 14 to 17. Miss Susan Given Rhodes will open sessions, with Miss Lena Madesin Phillips and Miss Helen Havener among the guest speakers. District No. 6 hosts, with Mrs Bela Faber Mantey of Williamsport as chair. The event will draw hundreds of state business and professional women for addresses and panel discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Federation of Business and Professional Women
Hayles’ Mere
Sullivan County
Susan Given Rhodes
Columbia
Lena Madesin Phillips
International F Federation
National Federation
Helen Hagener
Pennsylvania
Miss Phillips
International Federation
Miss Havener
Misa Havener
Bela Faber Mantey
Williamsport
Williamsporl
Sunbury
Lewisburg
Milton
Wellsboro
Jersey Shore
St Edward's Prom Plans for May 28 Event
May 28 designated for St Edward's High School annual Junior Senior prom with committee work underway. Webber's orchestra to play along with featured specialty numbers. Decorations reflect school colors green and gold. An arrival party is promised for students and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Edward's High School
St. Edward’s
Webber's
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Washington
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Tommy Roelofs
Gilson
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Ruth Kinley
Maxine Swanson
Hele Gumbleton
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Cecil Akam
George Nagel
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Duane Vogte
Richard
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Elle
ST. Edward's
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