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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1937

Page

7

Lawrence Park Triumphs Over Beavers In Rough Bout

Lawrence Park Tigers upset Beavers 13 to 0 as Corry Beavers showed lapses in offense. Beavers drove to the 2 yard line but stalled after four attempts while Lawrence Park capitalized with a first quarter touchdown and an extra point. Beavers failed to sustain late rally as penalties and miscues plagued their offense.

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Banquet Banter and School News in Hi Times

The Hi Times recounts lively hall chatter from students and staff including antics at a Thursday banquet, classroom highlights, new gifts and visitors, and jokes about exams and faculty. It notes activity from Mary Speicer, Kathryn Paviey, Dominue Wist, and Corry center, with comments on Mrs. McCoomide’s new grandson and the Liberty Club’s first big meal.

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Style News Senior Boys Wear Red Shirts During Spring Trend

Red shirts dominate the scene as senior boys show bright outfits drawing eye. Martin Repple follows with a close second in orange tones while Anita Ramosalo sports a bold fashion change. Miss Bennett debuts a land-knit rage-colored suit and brimmed hat inspiring the Home Arts Club line. Minna Kamber showcases one of the brightest jackets seen recently with others adopting new suits and sweaters.

Martin Repple Anita Ramosalo Miss Bennett Hom Minna Kamber

Newlyweds Feted by Teachers Group at Dinner

High school faculty and local teachers honored Mr and Mrs William W Myers last Thursday evening with a dinner at Tanbell s. Afterward they visited the Myers home on Wight Street where the evening continued. The couple received a woolen blanket as a welding gift from the teachers.

Spen Cal Apts William W. Myers

Birthdays Mark Week for Town Students

The community notes three birthdays this week. Minna Kaniber and October 9 is Shirley Smith. October 8 also honors Hugerie Woods with well wishes from town residents.

Omy Minna Kaniber Shirley Smith Hugerie Woods

First Meeting of Student Council Sets Traffic, Lost and Found Focus

The joint meeting of the Bays Student Council outlined initial aims for the year. President Phelph to appoint a traffic committee and an observer to monitor noon traffic, while Lost and Found departments will manage outdoor notice boards. Members will be chosen by eight traffic officers and an observer, with rooms 5 and 7-8 noting dismissal times and a plan for a new constitution by the Lints Club.

My. Sheen Miss Price Pleasant Streets Pleasant Street Coliiti Jackie Rowan

Three Cheerleaders to Lead Pep Meetings and Games

The cheerleaders will have Bob Swanson, Doris Follett, and Betty Dahletrand alternate leading pep meetings and game cheering. This leadership rotation promises lively, coordinated cheering at events.

Bob Swanson Dors Follett Betty Dahletrand Chesrin

HI Times Staff Roster Reads Like Local Ledger

HI Times lists Harriet Anderson as managing editor Betty Fogie assistant editor Mary Castor sports editor Paul Prelps P G reporter Edward Betker and a wide staff of contributors and editors. The page shows numerous names across departments including typists and shop boys with many listed personnel.

Harriett Anderson Betty Fogie Mary Castor Paul Prelps P. G Edward Betker Betty Jane Dani- Vetrand Mary Becie Jackie Rowan Norma Kler Pranges Haines Carol Hoskin Alice Ranck Mary Retherford Charlotte Nagel Betty Jane Stewart Robert Morton Robert Wal- Jate Martin Keppel Bud Bracken Arthur Shamburg Kenneth Paulson Stanley Bielawski Fred Christensen Shop Boys Mildred Anderson Elvy Gwen Helen Howard

A Dodger or a Leader Weighing Personal Responsibility

A reflective piece urging self assessment on responsibility and leadership. It contrasts dodging duties with developing perseverance courage and originality. The article argues that reliability earns trust and promotion while evading tasks harms future opportunities and respect.

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Students Enjoy Special Home Room Programs

Home Room programs run by entertainment committees spiced the period with varied acts and games. Senior rooms featured contests, manners talks, comedies, and talent shows. juniors and sophomores displayed sports demos, singing, and instrumental numbers. The events fostered class unity and showcased new talents.

Jen Collins Doris Monette Bel Dahiste Betty Fogle Tiktor Rotim LE Max Chris Kenneth Burr Bob Brown Reem J Gertrude Johnson Ruth Bennett Mary Castor Prinepie Tomlball Gam Wier Chalsman Verna Wet Aiore Lois Recsink Shivey Onn Bophomores Clair Arnold Groip Rim Helen Buss Phyllis Lindsley Olga Dubrosky Elep Beckwith Harriett Donaldson

Enrollment Highlights Across School Courses

The Juniors and Seniors show a slight preference for the College Preparatory Course. Seniors total 34 and Juniors 36. Sophomores have 21 in College Prep. Commercial classes: 39 Seniors and 52 Juniors. Sophomores 60 in commercial. Industrial enrollments: Seniors 28, Juniors 17. Sophomores lead with 28 in Industrial. General Course: Seniors 5, Junkix 4. Sophomores reassert in General Course.

Junior Shop News from the New Shop and Class

A lively, informal report from a junior shop class recounts daily life, students and teachers, including Miss Titus and Mr Myers. It notes a shift to more floor space, new drawing and algebra lessons, and student projects and pranks. The piece ends with apologies for the busy, rambunctious group and hints at future plans or events.

Thej Group Titus Fr.day My. Conners Mr. Myers Phuvsilay Law Niniors Manil Jamor Lryine Sa Eggleson Jim Jona Joe Moony

First Dramatic Club Meeting Nears Production Plans

The Dramatics Club of Senior Brug held its first meeting under Thomas Steelefs. Few new members attended but plans were made for plays this month. Rehearsals featured numbers like Home in the Range and We Got What It Takes with students from Rooms 1B 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 participating.

Dramatics Club Brug Torthy Wiest Duesday Thomas Steelefs Mr. Glasser Arnid Mary Torlota Hathinonil Ag Luick-Off Rile Miss Price Wwe Mr. Anderson Wright Brothers Betty Dahlstram Villian Greme Fife Asante Perlinee

Two Clubs Discuss Election Returns In Hazy Ledger

A fragmented clipping outlines election returns for two clubs with names blurred and scattered roles. It lists positions such as president, vice president, secretary and treasurer with partial names like Von Welingin Suey and Lina.

VoLios Aearnette Cartan von Welingin Am Treas Magahwrte Library Lina Hull Gyhul Cully Lewis Rue Mima

Students Turn In Hobbies For Fair

Students submit hobbies for a school fair as a local event aims to showcase creativity. Exhibits include art, crafts, and various personal projects from families and students, with judging and public viewing planned.

Fifty Couples Attend League Dance at Corry Club

Fifty couples gathered for a league dance at the Corry Club Saturday evening with Herbie Johnson's band providing music. The event drew attendees including Mrs. Harold Unger and others. An injury occurred when a beam collapsed, sending bystanders fleeing. one man sustained a shell fracture from the incident.

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