Debating and club activities advance amid details
The article outlines the Debating League plans with an out‑of‑town contest, awards, and a 100 o clock debate plus campus tour and dinner. It notes the Rod and Gun Club forming at Anderson’s, team achievements, and officers for the year. It also covers bird study by the Bird Club, S C and Chih activities, and Sophomore Tri‑Girls social events including a taffy pull.
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Gtge
Bruike
Fates
D. Tiohive Park
West
Chevrolet
Anderson Guraze
Auto Supply
Allegheny College
Frank
C.H. 8
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National Rie Association
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Lottsville High School
Clif Lawson
A. Sweel
G Tmtters
Roger McCray
Hl. Robbins
Miss Andrews
Homeroom Entertainment Delights Room 18 Students
An eighteenth year homeroom presented a fourth period style show with latest fashions. Doris Nelson Winifred Shields Nelle Lilliot and Sarah Janu Reed showcased outfits then sang Home. Dorothy Neylon Gladys Gorehsin Wen explained We pessimist before a dance act by Francis Wimner Elsie Raeke. Virginia Kysar led evening wear and Lies was sung by Savan Tateeen ala Virginia Kysar. The program praised for student-led effort without teacher help. Orchestra and Girls Glee Club performed March Young American and Mozart pieces. Allen Bennett won the violin contest. North Fast and Bernard Bennett won county contests. The assembly closed with Home singing.
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Froom Eighteen
Fristy
Wimer
North Watnus
Doris Nelson
Winifred Shields
Nelle Lilliot
Sarah Janu Reed
Dorothy Neylon
Gladys Gorehsin Wen
Pauline Larson
Sarah Reed
Ewest
Francis Wimner
Elsie Raeke
Mickey Warrying
Mamie
Virginia Kysar
Savan Tateeen
Virginia Kysar Gov
Miss Murray
Eoening
Derry
Cleo Ghai
Sheenahen
Allen Benett
Rivalry Between Room Fourteen And Room Two
A lively schoolroom clash unfolds as Room Fourteen boasts decorations and upstairs views while Room Two criticizes disruption and vandalism. The piece mocks the other side’s antics, recounts conflicts, and declares grievances over erasers, clothing, and cloak hooks, ending with strong defiance.
Senior High Stop Look and Listen President Sketch
A humorous pastiche lists as president of Senior High what-ifs for staff and students. It imagines dramatic school reforms and eccentric rules from Mr Sheen to Miss Murray, with odd anecdotes about teachers and a long digressive tale ending at a cafe scene.
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Dells
Sheen
Lawland
Hendricksin
Bigth
Wghteen
Corry High Baseball Season Opens With Khlar Dayer as Captain
With spring here the national mood returns and Corry High shows strong signs for a good nine led by captain Khlar Dayer. The team likely opens on April 26 against West Hickory, a game the Eagles won twice last year. no track team this year to focus on baseball.
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Corry High
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West Hickory
Condor Flies High Amid Unclear Scribbled Text
Readable fragments describe a high flight by a condor and a jumble of names and places. Some terms reference a newspaper or times but the passage is garbled with stray letters and nonsequential phrases. No coherent event or date emerges, leaving only a scattered impression of wildlife and fragmented captions.
Thanks Extend to Junior Class for Support After Loss
A thank you note from the Junior Class expresses gratitude for kindness shown to the Phillips family by students and staff during their recent bereavement. It mentions Charlotte Phillips and Everett Phillips and references sympathy extended to the family.
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Phillips Charlotte Phillips
Shurlotte
Everett ‘Phillips
Plorence Holden
Anothey
Anderson Tela
Mudie
Hollywood
Aswi
Bennett Bros Win Clarinet Contest at Lawrence Park
Allan Bennett, noted as the High School band's crack clarinetist, won the Lawrence Park School clarinet contest on April 12. Five entrants competed. Allan and one other from Union City performed. Victory grants entry to Grove City sections on April 21, with Claudia Place at piano. The High School band and Bernard Bennett secure their Grove City chance after North East withdrawal.
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Grove City
Allan Bennett
New Lawrence Park School
Union City
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Corry High School Publication Credits Editors and Staff
The Hi Times, published by Corry High School students, lists editor in charge Oro Ewing and assistant editors Oleta Perkins Kathrine Colegrove and George Hoger. The note reflects a student newspaper's internal masthead and staff credits.
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HI Times
Corry High School
Oro Ewing
Oleta Perkins
Kathrine Colegrove
George Hoger
Balance and budget woes hit Curry schools hard
The article argues stability is key in life and budgets, noting Curry schools face tax arrears and state aid shortfalls. To patch finances, salaries and teaching staff were cut, raising concerns about hiring inexperienced teachers and student impact. The piece urges students to endure adversity with a grim resolve.
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Curry
hesState
Hi Times Edition Promises Sophomore and Senior Sponsorships
The Hi Times will publish two sophomore and later senior sponsored issues as the Junior class leads the two week edition sequence. Faculty members will judge the best class exhibit at the end of the cycle. The Water for the Sophomore edition prompts a playful exchange about language and humor among students.
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Notige
Weutirely
Art Maeterius
Nest Syeck
Eultion
Ai ‘Times
Roosevelt Arrival Draws Warm Welcome in St Paul
Governor Franklin D Roosevelt arrived in St Paul to launch a middle western campaign stop for the Democratic presidential nomination. More than 2,000 people greeted him as he left Union Station. he planned to address a large crowd tonight at a campaign rally in the city.
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United Press
ST. Paul
Minn
Franklin J. Roosevelt
Dembérntie
New York
Hig
Roosevelt
Dramatic Club Plans Play and Reading Club Event
The Dramatic Club selected When the Light Went Out for an upcoming assembly program. The Modern Reading Club, sponsored by Miss Titus, has been reading a Book of One Act Short Plays as part of its program.
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Dramatic Club
Modern Reading Club
Madény Reading Chis
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