Bits of News Group Boor tie Shakespearian Hash
Eta May Thomas Florence YouCne Lois Cornell Dorothy Williams Sarah Shuver and Dora Phelps star in a Shakespearian style sketch on November 23rd, delighting lab members with costumes and actions. Senior verse plans and a new school song are discussed as seniors receive rings and pep grows for holidays and upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grup Pps
Eta May Thomas
Florence YouCne
Lois Cornell
Dorothy Williams
Sarah Shuver
Dora Phelps
Lab
Rhythm Girls Give Concert at First Methodist Church
Rhythm Girls orchestra performs a varied program at Carly Sunday evening in the First Methodist church. The lineup includes harp, vibraphone, piano, drums and vocal solos with pieces ranging from hymns to gospel songs and festive numbers, drawing a large audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Schedulles
Carly
Girie
Ored
Tyisowpal
Rhythm Girls
Iirsh Xyywimba
Cacaline Stanley
Wilniad Lonty
Sevoml
Ellen Foung
Eden Boaniger
Mra J
Ober
Doris Anderon
Baby Wisin
Mrs. Ober
Belle
Aulopride
Able der
Otheya
Thanksgiving Proclamation Read At Corry High School
A Thanksgiving proclamation read by Oleta Terkins and signed by Dick Bachemer designates November 26, 1931 as a day of rest and thanks. The ceremony featured Dortha Mae Rickers and Marie Brooks plus praise for faculty and student conduct, with references to the Corry High School and its weekly newspaper, the Ei Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oleta Terkins
Corry High Seton
State of Pennsylvania
Corry High School
Corry High
Corry
Sheen
Rad Cross
Dick Bachosses
City High School
da Hershy
City of
Carry
Dink Bachemer
Howard J. Sheen
Dortha Mae Rickers
Marie Brooks
Junior High
Basketball Team to Open Dec 11 vs Cochranton
Our basketball squad trains under Coach McCall and prepares a first game on December 11 against Cochranton. Captain Mary Hnatyszyn and manager Olive Hixson lead the girls who will play Villa Marie and Youngsville on their home and away dates, with potential games against St Edward's and Sherman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCall
Cochranton
Mary Hnatyszyn
Olive Hixson
Villa Marie
Youngsville
St Edward's
Sherman
Junior Class Play Tommy Tickets On Sale Now
Tickets for the Junior Class play Tommy, to be staged December 16 and 17, are on sale at Condra's, Kelly's, Downey's, and Kelater's. All members of the Junior class are selling tickets. have you bought yours yet?
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Tommy
Gale
Condra’s
Kelly's
Downey's
Kelater's
Bibliography and science program notes from scattered schools
From Eilinte Eiluhoro Pennsylvania the nine hundred book library moved to the Dewey Decimal System. Elevado Springs reports balloon experiments by Colorado Springs High School chemistry day participants with a Texas recovered balloon tale. Huntington High buys an electric corn popping machine to raise Junior Senior reception funds. Red Lion High School hosts an Amos Andy contest while home rooms form competitive sides. Thial College president delivers talk on Courtship and Marriage. American Boy Magazine runs a writing contest with two winners to Osient and travel prizes to Detroit and beyond.
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Elevado Springs
ABS
Colorado Springs High School
Hitch
Texas
Red Lion
Amos Andy
Thial College
Annual Banquet for High School Football Team
Mothers of the football squad host the annual banquet on Thursday December 2 at the Episcopal church. The entire team attends. Ray Greeh is the evening speaker with Dr O Hare as toastmaster. Remarks come from Coach McCay Milon Brown Superintendent Dewey Mr Sheen the first team and the manager. A long-standing event that honors the squad and expresses gratitude for mothers' support.
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Phe Anuna Toohway Vanyies Yeen
Spiscopal
Ray Greeh
Dr. O'Hare
McCay
Milon Brown
Dewey
Sheen
Marion
St. Wits
West Vwayne Street
Erie
Glenn Jearnzs
New Castle
William Burnette
William Burnett
Shericla
Dairymen’s League
Wheelock
Mary Ellen Hall
Birdella Burnett
Corry
State Highway Department
New York State Line
Wayne Township
Retta Watrous
Marion Watrous
Florence Hasprouck
L. Simmons
Pomona Tange
Union City
Corry Cotton Club Sponsors Program Entertainment
A Corry Cotton Club program showcased a football squad entertainer act titled restaurant with a popular jazz orchestra performing plaintive selections. The audience reacted with tears as the show proved utterly enjoyable and engaging.
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Corry Cotton Club
Jaz
Dance Class Series Opens At High School Auditorium
The first meeting of the dancing class series was held Monday November 29 from 4 to 6 pm in the High School auditorium. A large number of students attended, with more girls than boys. Sophomores were scarce. Maxine Banks and Olive Hixson played piano. Mrs May Mettermick was the faculty advisor.
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Maxne Banks
Olive Hixson
May Mettermick
Potpourri of School Jokes and Scribbles in Final Year
A playful college column mocks campus life with jumbled notes about a senior, professors, and odd anecdotes. It jokes about fashion, piano, coffee, and a Santa Claus Hoover tale, ending with a boast of having written two hundred forty eight words and a vow not to repeat the exercise.
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Kingamagine
Center Street
Wall Street
Ybce
John
Thad
Tickets Go On Sale for Class Opening
The Junior Class met last Tuesday to approve eight tickets per member for Tommy’s, with Mr. Sheen urging full effort to assure sales and financial success. Class president Guy Butters requested immediate payment of class dues as the meeting adjourned after brief deliberations.
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Tommy
Sheen
Huis
Guy Butters
Noted humorist talks to Rochester pupils on December talk
Dr. Evans of Rochester New York a Welshman addressed the whole school in assembly on Wednesday December 2 his theme the most interesting subject in the world. The talk blended humor with lessons on education and the universe through simple tales showing the value of learning and the limits of spinning tops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans
Rochester
Tim
Ani
Local schools show advance in cooperative business training
Survey by the Commercial Education Association of Western Pennsylvania reports Erie Warren Crawford Mercer Venango and Forest counties schools embracing regular organized part time cooperative work. Corry stands alone with full cooperative program giving students real office experience under business conditions while exposing business leaders to prospective employees.
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Commercial Education Association of Western
Corry High School Publishes ATS Edition Names Editors
Page from Corry High School announces the ATS issue with Bernice Olda associate editor Orla Ewing managing editor Helene Lewis Oleta Perkins and Miss Hendrickson as proof reader advisor.
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ATS
Eluments of
Corry High School
Bernice Olda
Orla Ewing
Helene Lewis Oleta Perkins
Vves
Sciota Church Sets Sunday Schedule and Christmas Party
Sciota notes announce Sunday school at 2 PM and a 3 PM sermon by Rev Baker, with prayer meeting Tuesday at 8 PM led by Mrs Watrous. Community Aid hosted quilting and entailed plans for the December 16 Christmas party at the church. others reported on local residents and travels.
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Sciota
Earl Pierce
J. W. Baker
A. N. Watrous
Helt Adams
Crystal Fine
Erion Setar Clusen
Is. Tlmet Rust
A. T
Custin Watrous
Shefherd
A. W. Andrews
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Senior High
American Boy Magazine
Eiluhoro
Huntington, Ind
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Osient
Detroit
Mich
Orient
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Red Cross
America
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de Square
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E. Phillips
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Paul Robinson
Sifa Hett
TERRA
TVE
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Scoser
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MLLER
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STARR
Porry Pa Batt
Bonklely
Heesock
Dun
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Merit Way
Newark
Fyr-Tyter Co
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Dayton
Ohio
Sikilliane
Cave Journal
Dempsey’s Market
North Center Street
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Ersonal Finance Co
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