Yours Truly Willie proves big success at Corry High
Junior class play Yours Truly Willie presented Friday evening in Corry High School drew a large audience. Cast included Harrison Curtis Phifer Sr. Richart Shoop William Phifer Jr Charlotte Sehraniling Mrs Phifer Marjorie Young Grace Phifer Elaine St Pierre Evelyn Harris Agatha St Pierre Virginia Leslie and Robert Roelofs as Foster Hillat. The comedy follows youth facing mischief as Willie nears his 18th birthday and families struggle to straighten his troubles. Proceeds of about 14 went to defray junior senior program expenses. Director Miss Bennett and Junior class congratulate the cast and her work.
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Willie
Corry High School
Harrison Curtis
William F. Phifer
Richart Shoop
William Thorndyke Phifer
Charlotte Sehraniling
Wiha Phifer
Marjorie Young
Grace Eleanor Phifar
Robert Ott
Robert Lewin Phiter
Fred Walsh
High Huox
Bennett
Warr en General Hospital Nursing Course Ad
Warr e u n General Hospital offers to High School graduates a three year course of nursing. For particulars apply to Mr TW Brouitt superintendent 1214 18A1 MN Natty Tortas Monuments.
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Lond
Mipman
Corry
Bi Warreun General Hospital
TW. Brouitt
Review of Ruth Suckow The Folks and Cotters Lucy Gayheart
The Folks by Ruth Suckow is praised as a powerful homely sweeping tale of the Ferguson family from childhood to middle age with memorable character changes. Also noted is a serial new Willa Cotter story Lucy Gayheart about a beautiful city musician who sustains herself by piano and a romance involving a hometown figure and an opera singer.
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Ruth ‘Suckow
Mrs. Ferguson
Carl
Margaret
Dorothy
Bluny
Poole
Willa Cotters
Women's Home Companion
Lucy Gayheart
Whae
Amit
Harry
Woy
Debastion
Wind
Prom Committee Progress Rapidly At Junior Dance Preparations
Prom committee progress shows active planning for the Junior-Repion event. Bids from local groups have been received to handle deejays and entertainment while decoration plans for the gymnasium and dining room have been completed. A new stent androgram committee is making solid progress in organizing the big event and the financial report for the Jansen class awaits publication.
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Georen Wekers
Hap. Houkes
Dick Liksell
Trior High
Norse Legend Rendered Inmate's Odd Gaty Verse
Fragmentary archaic verse recounts Norse legend transformed by an inmate. The text blends surreal imagery of spring and nightingales with violent, disturbing lines about raiding, plunder, and ritual figures. It evokes a bleak, dreamlike landscape where poetry clashes with grim actions. The speaker references 1929 and a radio, hinting at a modern framing.
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Ralton
North Warron Yao
Longfellow
Emerson
Yount Veinge
Ees
Junior play success and town gossip in high school
Hi Times notes the junior play was a success as Ginny Reed returns to Corry Hi and Ruth Kinley leads in ticket sales. Rumors swirl about dates and romances among seniors while a senior falls on stairs and a censorship warning looms over the gossip column.
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Ginny Reed
Corry Hi
Ruth Kinley
Times Square
Casino
Rae
Nice Place
Rusk
ML. M
Fem Raymond
Animor
Clas
Fallig
Anil
Progressive dinner by MM Sorority ends in eerie finale
The MM Sorority hosted a progressive dinner Wednesday night with five courses served through gothic venues. Courses included a graveyard pit cup and catacombs tomato soup, concluding at Le Rendezvous de St Germaine with ras, perry, coffee before members retired to coffins awaiting future summons.
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Th MM
St the Morgue
le Rendezvous de St- Germaine
Educator Discusses Life Work With Students
Thursday morning during the fourth period Dr. Carmen Ross of Wisconsin State Teachers College spoke to the student body on selecting one’s life work. He warned against jobs chosen for pay, family influence, or promised positions and urged choosing work that challenges, grows, and suits one’s talents and passions.
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Carmen Ross
Wiisboro State Teachers College
Virginia Reed Returns to Clarion With Prominent Local Alumni
News of the week reports Virginia Reed a former Junior Class member is back in Clarion after living away. Betty Byers will visit during Easter and attend the Junior Senior Prom. The Glee Club and PTA group performed a program, and Junior students traveled to Union City to sell tickets for the Junior play. Other items include Jeannette Sorensen recovering from illness and several campus activities and notes.
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Virginia Reed
Beack
Clarion
Ginny
Betty Byers
Corry High
Union City
Corrían Staff Receives Honor Certificate From NSPA
The Corrien staff earned a certificate of honor rating from the fourteenth AT American Year bool Critical Service of the National Scholastic Press Association. In 1984 more than 600 annuals were submitted for appraisal. Corry competed in the third enrollment group amid ad shortages that reduced the book size yet preserved its high standard.
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Corrien
American Yearbool Critical Service
National Scholastic Press Association
Corry
Unller
Prom Dates and School Gossip In Scrambled Form
A fragment from a student column quizzing readers on who will attend the prom with various juniors and seniors. It asks who is Ruth Bush’s future spouse, who among sophomores is of note, who is the senior French club member writing a play with Mingo Price, and which teacher bought a new car. The passage mixes names, roles, and social questions in a playful, in-town tone.
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Wait Gulick
K.kk
Chub Cotal
Ruth Bush
Mingo Price
Clinton Haines
Baseball nine organized by elimination plan outlined
A student meeting decided that each class should field a female team for an interclass league. Top players will be drafted into a varsity squad to compete with teams from nearby towns. Captains named for Seniors Juniors and Sophomores. Players provide gear except bats and balls funded from various sources.
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Meaty Towens
George Sprover
Joe Baresas
Juniona
Paul Taylor
Warren
Titusville
Youngsville
Talconey
East Hickory
Picking Your Job The Corry High School Paper
Editor notes stress choosing a white collar path aligned with interests. Evaluate fit, opportunities, and community needs before selecting a vocation. Do not imitate family trades if unsuited. pursue enthusiasm to sustain long term success.
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Carmen Ross
Narrow Escape Auto Crash Involving State Officials
A car collision on Foltz Hill near Butler injured James Logan of Pittsburgh, while District Attorney Monica Breene and two state troopers escaped serious harm. Breene and the officers were en route to Butler after police safet y investigations when the crash occurred around 9 am. Logan suffered head injuries and was treated at Butler County Memorial Hospital before release.
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Hank
Butler
Lynn G. Adams
Rica P. Breene
Foltz Hill
Breene
Attormey
Waylon and
James
Patiiet
James Logan
Pitteyburgh
Logan
Butler County Memorial Hospital
Btath
Qwerty Iitirt
Plan extensive elimination of grade crossings
The State Highway Department plans to spend 97 million dollars on road construction and grade crossing elimination over the next two years, contingent on federal funding. Of this, 55 million would go to main highways, 20 million to grade crossing elimination on highways, and 12.9 million to cities and municipalities. Federal aid allocations are being negotiated, with a projected 11 million for road construction and possible loan repayments affecting the total. Warren Van Dyke outlined carryover contracts totaling about 11 million, to be financed by federal money. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schloster and sons and Miss Williamson were visitors in Waterford.
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Sy Ross Downing
United Press
Farrisburg
State Highway Department
Tbe Padoral
Constellation Smilepaie
Cilieysini
Public Service Commission
Pennsylvania
Georgy H Farle
Congress
Highway Départment
Highway Department
Ero Barle
Warren van Dyke
van Dyke
Dairymen Meet at McCray Community House Saturday
Dairymen from the next unit gathered at McCray Community House on Saturday evening March 20. Attendance was small but the program was engaging with community singing, recitations by Leonard Swanson, and vocal numbers by Clarence McCray. Warner McCray and Mrs Tyan Harthy reported on the recent sub-district meeting in Townville. Mrs Stevens from Jamestown shared a tale of the Dairymen's League. ladies served a social hour after the program. Katherine Pratt of Dedham is noted as the only woman silversmith in the country. Two Wessell sisters from Gardner underwent simultaneous appendectomy operations at Henry Heywood Memorial Hospital.
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Dairymen's
Leagne
McCray
Leonard Swanson
Clarence McCray
Warner McCray
Tyan Harthy
AL Townville
Stevens Drom
Jamestown
Dairymen's League
Forlower
Phivago Mystery Ends With Pyles Involved
A cryptic note hints that Matin Hath and The Pyles are linked to a developing case. Vague references suggest a later phase to unfold, with local officials expected to provide details as soon as possible.
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Charles Myers
Porner
Wiggers Garage
Grst
SATLE
Charles Tripp
Ana
Guernsey
Wage of Journal
Pure Ray Music
Gare Journal
Timothy Kay
Wiliam Cinkis
B.D
Ata
W. P, Grace, Corry, R. D. 1
East Pleasan
Rds
Dorsett
Fairfax
Premier
Blackmore
Beauty
Aberdeen
Gibson
Beaver
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Putnam Street
Melvin Johnson
Bear ‘Lake
Bath
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Pleasant Street
C. S. Bentley
Lower Hat
Smith Street
Wast Street
Keppel's
Van's
Austin
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Bote
George Pasalt
Gale
Inquire
C. R
Esre
Journal Stlt
Addass
Columbus
Abello
Center Street
Golimbus Avenue
L-horne
Clyde Miler
John Hammond
Auctondar
Book Review
Ville
Prom Committee
Ogden
Utah
Miler
Goodyear
LA Bavardage
M. ML
Ith Waite
Bruce
Dearing
Onchester Amigst
Shunior High School
P. T. A. Progrim
Jeannette Sorensen
Anne Roach
KICK
Corriai
Junior Glass
Ruth Lester
Harth Lyman
Dick Mountain
Merton Fitch
Lee Shoemaker
Jacke Bell
Miss Prige
Donald
Donald Lamson
Corrian
Ll Times
AdiLOr ee gen + veanes Manewell
Blake Foster
Raitor
Ruth Taylor
Bebty Roach Librariat
Bop Brookman
Clinton Hines
Bruce Dearing
Einora Storer Exchange
Mary Sears
Miss Price
Ferma Raymond
Mary Gillette
Betty Krone
Mary Geiges
Worma Bennett
Carmine Cullen
Elaine Foster
Marle Smith
Eleanor Hall
Wixabeth Dahl
Oleta Still
Jesmntte Patterson
Dorothy Neylon
Frances Young
Charles Schloster and Sons
Diskaml Dean
Will Fiamson
Waterford
Tiffany
McCray Community House
Dedham
Mass
Katherine. Pratt
Gardner
Nellie
Eizabeth Wessell
Henry Heywoor' Memorial
the Park
Texas
Member
Federal Reserve System
Brown
dMickey
Tigers
Fielder
Boston
Erne
Burgess
Randy
Yankee
Jong von
Ameri
Paul Wane
Aourt
Bronibi
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