Biology course in Corry High School explained
Biology is offered as a one year subject with daily or weekly periods. It aims to teach general biological concepts, notable scientists, and reading of scientific events. Emphasizes experiments and microscopic study of bacteria and its relation to human welfare, with several dissections and annual field trips to Allegheny College for human anatomy viewing.
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Corry San+ ior High school
Corry
Allegheny College
Corrianstaff Begins Work for Coming Year
The Corrianstaff outlines new staff roles for Katharine Galegrave and editors across departments for the coming year. It notes efforts to raise ads and pledges, a potential size cut, and plans for senior and close-up student photos by Mr Brooks.
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Caprina
Katharine Galegrave Au
Statusiness
Khlar Daye
Arnivun Hills Stront
Mary Brooks
Frances Bean
the Nation
Blair Sheely
Gertrude Reed
Conran
Lis
Brooks
Carrlun
Bistips
Tai
Address by Cameron Beck Is Big Event
Cameron Beck, personnel director of the New York Stock Exchange, gave an inspirational address to students at a sports assembly Friday afternoon. He urged individuals to value good character, using vivid anecdotes and humor to highlight the path to success. The program opened with the Boys' Band, and the audience filled the auditorium for the hourlong event.
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Cameron Bock
New York Stock Exchange
Aken
Spesles
Beck
Wren
Eye Tests and Reading In School Medical Exam Highlight Flaws
A student newspaper essay criticizes annual school eye tests, arguing that repeated chart memorization and patient embarrassment undermine valid vision assessment. The piece warns that permanent eye damage can result from misreadings and stresses the need for genuine testing over rote recall.
High School Gossip and Schoolmates Rumors Spread
A lively list of overheard whispers and social notes from the school auditorium and halls describes alleged romances, crushes, dress debates, dancing nights, and everyday mischief among students. Names such as Eleanor Speck Walsh, Briggs, Bennett, Harriett Colegrove, and Bud Nichols appear amid chatter about rain on Wednesdays and classroom antics.
H. A. M. Association Enjoys Second Dinner
The Corry H A M Association held its second dinner of the year at the high school on Tuesday evening November 15. About 59 members attended with two unable to come. The program opened with a pilot sketch, then a bean contest, a pie eating contest, and a lively group singing session. Mr Anderson won a seat-off in the pie contest, beans and coffee were served, and the evening closed with music and stories.
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Corry H. A. M
Mr. Anderson
Axtall
Mr Anderson
Enule
Ken Attell
Paul Auer
Appreciation by athletic assoc honors loyal fans and staff
The Athletic Association thanks loyal fans for following the team last season and praises Coach Myers and faculty adviser Mr Anderson for leadership. It also acknowledges Journal staffer William Lombard and others, notes debts and expenses, and urges attendance at the play to help reduce the association’s debt.
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the Athletic Association
Myers
Avon
Anderson
The
Athletic Association
Journal
William, Lombard
Charles Kealing
Bruce Smith
Axtell
Ralph Carroll
Bennett
Vant
Pierce
A. G. Spaulding & Bros
Lowe and Campbell
A. M. Litz
Junior High Elects Officials at Friday Assembly
At Friday’s junior high assembly officers were inaugurated with speeches and oath. President John Coaker and others were sworn in, Joseph Sherrick performed violin selections, and a poster contest for Education Week was announced for Washington School fifth and sixth grades with prizes from teacher Ina Mao Bagley.
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John Coaker
Duane Fogle
Macie Tohnson
Bhrn
Miaine
Pierra
Peter Sutrosski
Joseph Sherrick
Washington School
Ina Mao Bagley
Weekly Interview Highlights Teacher Cars Smith
Weekly interview profiles Cars Smith a popular commercial teacher with a long career. She grew up in Troy Pennsylvania and studied geography industry business bookkeeping shorthand and typing at Mansfield Retinal School Bankes Busities College Philadelphia Temple University UPenn and UC Berkeley. Before Gerry in 1920 she taught four years at Banks Business College. Extensive travel in the United States and a 1980 trip to Europe enriched her geography and industry teaching.
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Cars Smith
Formelly
Troy
Gerry
Banks Business College
Extenalya
United States
Europe
Furtilahud Iry Smith
Lal
Private passage barred between two rooms at school
A note describes seniors persuading teachers to open a door between two rooms for part of a private passage. The plan was to allow only senior girls to pass this way, with the passage to be blocked otherwise.
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Melanden
Beavers Close Grid Season Faces Tough Opponents
Beavers end 1932 grid season with stiff opposition and injuries. Coach Myers wrestled a inexperienced line as captain Thorpe, Daye, and Sprovers lead a veteran backfield including Mulheir and Nichols. Taylor the lone experienced lineman. others struggled to weight and stay healthy.
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Sride
Bouyer
Taylor
Myers
Orange and Black
Mike Sprovers
Paul Mulheir
Lawrence
Bud) Nichols
Jett
George Taylor
Everett Phillips
Melvin McElroy
Mynford Williams
Dean Kennedy
Armistice Day Talk Given by Mr Brown
Mr Milen Brown spoke to the student body at the Armistice Day assembly, detailing the selection of the Unknown Soldier. He described the 1921 ceremony in Paris and Washington, the concealment of identities, the wreath, and final burial at Arlington with guards and honors for American soldiers who served.
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Milen Brown
Brown
Charles Keating
Chilon
Paris
Nan
Calry
United States
Keating
Room Six Wins Banner From Athletic Association
J B C K N O E, president of the Athletic Association, announced a campus drive during the week to secure the highest percentage of $1 subscriptions. The campaign yielded enrollment totals and payments by sections including Senior Girls and various boys and girls groups, with banners awarded for top participation and totals.
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Swuilem Jbcknoe
The
Athletic Association
Rebny
Athlete Association
Qclihep
Ingemplian Corry
ausom@aten
Wingums
Benilor
Girlazi
Bentew Mays
Giles
Sympathy Expressed at Local Services and Wishes for Recovery
Sympathy flows from residents for Mr RG0K and Mrs Burry amid illness with messages of speedy recovery. Community members, including colleagues and neighbors, express concern and hope for healing as school and hospital notices circulate.
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Meserrnes
Anil Bert
Piprenve
Hein Eiukamates
Post Mortem Doings of C H S Graduates Class of 22
A column detailing the activities of CHS alumni from the class of 22. Names include Richard Eachorner at Ohio State, Maxine Banks, Angelina Baressi, Frances Baxter in Buffalo, Allan Bennett, Joanne Brown vacationing in Texas, Mary Cole at home, Lois Drake, Alive Fetterolf in Philadelphia, Olive Hixson, Elizabeth Lanston, John Love, Florence Lovelane, Neil McKay, John McMahon at home, Winifred Mitchell, Bernice Olds, Ruth Stanford, Marion Sullivan, Virginia Sullivan, Arthur Swert, Thomas Motor Co, William Wilcox, Amine Wolford in Edinboro, Frances Woodworth in Edinboro.
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Richard Eachorner
Ohio State
Maxine Banks
Angelina Baressi
Frances Baxter
Buffalo
Allan Bennett
Joanne Brown
Tex
Tilia Cole
Mary Cole
Lois Drake
Alive Fetterolf
Phila
Mary Henrietta
Olive Hixson
Mary Hnatyszyn
Dorothy Kittleberger
William Wilcox
Montgomery
Charles Willett
P. G. Amine Wolford
Edinboro
Frances Woodworth
Bedinboro
Girls' Council Presents Four-Number Musical Program
The girls council will stage a four-number musical program during Wednesday's singing assembly. A violin quartet including Oleta Perkins Coletta Burkhart Maite Bennett and Helen Mulligan will perform with additional musical features planned for an enjoyable entertainment.
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Singing Assembly
Oleta, Perkins
Coletta Burkhart
Ma‘te Bennett
Helen Mulligan
Novena Concludes At St Elizabeth’s Church Crowded
The closing novena at St Elizabeth's Church in Brig was led by Rt Rev. Msgr. Lawrence A. Mo Bride. The sermon urged the power of prayer through saints' intercession. Assisting clergy included Rev Vitus J. Reiser and others. The ceremony followed festive benediction and drew many attendees, marking one of the church's most successful events.
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Pallones
John A Heibel
L Rhie
Une Celébbants Rey
Carl Lo Heidt
Tithisvilly
Dewcon
Dev. Joseph 4
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Sienton
Lawrence A. Mo
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St. Dizabeth’s
Fragmentary quiz clues from 1929 newspaper items
The readable bits show a list of answers with names and numbers: Shreve 24 00 Crosiyr 20470. 48. Ket lidicyt 8. November 1929. Jenny Lind. Tom FR Gardner. Joseph Pajus.
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Shreve
Crosiyr
Jenny Lind
Tom FR
Gardner
Joseph Pajus
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