Senior gossip column prompts playful notes and mischief
A fragmented school gossip column recounts student crushes, birthdays, and jokes with playful asides. Mentions Winifred McCray, Bill Murray, Marie Bennett, Arvind Briggs, Jack Bell, Delia Allen, Harold Courtney, Bonnie Moyet, Kat Bud Seamans, Gertie Reed, Miriam Miller, Patricia Ann Bennett, and others. Includes Thanksgiving travel, study hall stumbles, and humor about clocks, skating, and soap in the girls’ basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whig
Winifred McCray
Taar Wowk
Winifred
Bill Murray
Seri
Marie Bennett
Arvind Briggs
Jack Bell
Aixtory
Millard Engle
Gnor
Aimty Mae
New York
Mr. Wilkinson
Delia Allen
Harold Courtney
Bonnie Moyet
Kat Bud
Seamans
Haines
Bee Hulings
Dorothy Geertson
Bennett
Patricia Ann
Carl Norder
Carl
Liquid Soap
Jackson
Gertie Reed
Lidisya
Miriam Miller
Jack
Mason
Bill Coyle
George Taylor
Helen Rathburn
U S History Taught In Senior High
A reflective overview on teaching American history in senior high schools. It emphasizes study of failures and accomplishments, aims to make students aware of past mistakes, and links historical understanding to citizenship. It notes use of Beard and Beard and other histories, plus the American Observer weekly paper for currents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Unter High
Senton
Tomorow
Simal
Amor Lct
Europe
Amelia
Muzzy
Beard & Beard
American Observer
Titus
Miciaypapen
Civic Education
Corry High School Student Editors Publish Issue
The Corry High School staff led by Orla Ewing and George Rogers release a student edited paper. Departments include News and Athletics with advisers and many students contributing. The issue contains editorial notes on student conversation, slang, and etiquette, urging better discourse and thoughtful discussion among peers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ll Times
Corry High School
Orla Ewing
Iterary
George Rogers
Oleata Perkins
Salstant
Jane P
Sarah Shaver
Cuariotte
Thitkaker
Jane Maxwell
Harriet
A Tolagrove
Rita Waite
May Sears
Robert Ayers
Cecil Akaei
Gordon Rhenberg
Tally Appeal To Mothers Of Corry
A local plea asks mothers to donate toys from hidden storage to aid needy families. The Winter Toy Drive encourages repairing or sharing unneeded items to bring joy to children this Christmas season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tally
Mothers OF Corry
December 13 1932 News Briefs at Senior High
W A Loveland will address teachers at the State Council of Education meeting. Schools close December 21 and reopen January 2, 1933. Seniors and Mrs Smith's classes extend sympathy for her accident and note Mrs Lyons of Bradford will substitute. Van dy girls' Student Council held a noon sale raising 4.04 for treasury to fund basement improvements. Stencil Club supper, sponsored by Mrs McCormick, enjoyed by many at the High School on November 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Loveland
State Council of Education
Che
Plu
Stencil Club
Homemaking Department Activities Noted in School
The Homemaking Department received one hundred yards of cloth from the Red Cross for sewing garments for needy Carry families. Sophomore girls prepared and served luncheon for Junior High at the Practice House with seventeen teachers present. Five Sophomore girls hosted guests including Mrs Barton Smith with a menu of tomato soup Swiss steak pastry and accompaniments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom the Red Cross
Jeventeen
Barton Smith
Junior Class to Sponsor Dance and Play
The junior class sponsored a dance in September and plans another in December. They organize the junior play under Miss Barr with officers Victor Dietzel as president Karl Whitaker as vice president Millard Engle as secretary and Bouleh Jo vach as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Barr
Victor Dietzel
Karl Whitaker
Millard Engle
Boulah Jovach
Post Mortem Bible of Corry High P G Club Gossip
A fragmented yearbook style column from Corry High features flirtations among P G Club members, playful jabs at school life, and stray notes on play practice. It mentions Damon and Fythias, Lawrence Klinger, Mr Axtell, Joe Mapes, Harold Akam, and Ruth Stanford, with lurking gossip about romance, classes, and campus events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epts
P. G. Cls
Corry High
Damon
Fythias
Lawrence Klinger
Mr. Axtell
Joe Mapes
Harold Akam
Riceville
Cartain
John Hnatyszyn
Helene
Gertain
Desis
Pad
Stride
Virginia
Gin
Manny
Athletic Association
Axtell
Lnat Perry Hines
Harold
Ahem
Ford
Hortense
Ila
P. G
Mrs. Smith
Mr Sheen
Ruth Stanford
Miss Rowland
Roger McCray
Itr Cas
Corry
Initiation Service Recalls Senior Tyi-Hi-Y Meetings
A candle service and initiation recited at Tri-Hi initiated Thursday evening after 6 tureen. The ritual formed the group into a triangle with red, white, and blue candles and included pledges. Members initiated included Betty Wilcox, Charlotte Phillips, Be atrice Brown, Eisie Fralick, Mary Jeyda, Susan Seketaj, Gladys Me haugh, Dorothy Neylon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Wilcox
Charlotte Phillips
Beatrice Brown
Eisie Fralick
Mary Jeyda
Susan Seketaj
Gladys Me|haugh
Dorothy Neylon
Senior High Girls Basketball Team Organized
All Senior High girls met in the Junior High Library on Tuesday November 29 to organize practice and class games. Miss Smith led the discussion on rules and regulations and answering questions about the game. No outside games this year. class games expected to provide competition. Ashmen and sophomores juniors and seminors will practice together starting this week. About thirty girls attended hoping for a year with fun and lively competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Smith
Ashmen
Ludlow Quint meets Beavers Friday night in Corry
Corry High opens its 1952-38 basketball season with Ludlow at home facing Beavers. Coach Myers has not finalized the lineup, but foresees Dave and Haines at forwards, Kroneab at center, Williams and Sprovers or Sears at guards. A crowd is urged to boost the team’s fighting spirit. An inhouse warmup is planned at the Junior High gym Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludliow Tv
Corry
Corry High
Mange
Black
Andlea
Myers
Dave
Haines
Kroneab
Williams
Sprovers
Sears
Bette Jaying
Pictures by Jack Krone Portraits of Seniors Reflected in a Smile
In Brooks's studio seniors pose for a yearbook spread as a mix of confident and nervous expressions appears. The piece notes some faces glow with cheer while others grimace or hide, and it urges staying true rather than forced posing, with a wink to famous looks like Ford or Gable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Krone
Brooks
H. A. M. L. CLUB HOLDS PROFITABLE MEETING
The ry Ay Mes nag ther rmin meeting on Tuesday discussed rifle matches using Corry Rifle Club guns and range. A small fee will be charged for range use. A big festing is planned inviting another critic to join. the motto is the more the merrier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Glove fashion clues from Xenophon era unearthed
Fragmentary notes suggest ancient wearers described long gloves in winter attire. Xenophon mentions tin signs and Papsigns while Wixplaying 4a mich and Wuxirg reference a rear dress placement. The garbled text hints at historical garment details but remains largely unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xenophon
Room Five Assembly Program Debuts With Music and Initiation
The first assembly of the year in room five featured performances by Sophomore boys including Ray mond Sears who entertained with comic interludes between acts. Tri Y girls were initiated in the closing ceremony with mismatched ribbons as they sang America. Performances included harmonica, banjo, clarinet, and trumpet numbers by students such as John Hark, Glover Miles, Joe Hasbrouck, Billy Jewel, and others. Next week the Junior boys will lead an assembly, followed by Sophomore girls presenting Southern Synchronization. A separate note mentions $36,000 in Christmas devices distributed by the bank at Kane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homie Room
Myers
Raymond Sears
Sheen
Darling Neltie
Gray
John
Hark
Maggie
Swanee River
Glover Miles
John Yettenburg
Uni
Frank Carmcke
Billy Jewel
Corry Hunters Bring Down Deer in Weekend Season Opener
Corry hunters fared well on the third day of the 1932 season. A string of deer kills reported in the city included Albert Anderson near Wilcox, E E Bush near Kellettville, Moya Dine west Sheffield, Oris Thayer in Clearfield county, Russell Martin on South Center street, Lawrence Goring on Davey Hill, Harley Banks near Westport, Tony Briskie near Tyler, Carl Gates near Irvine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fournal
Hicks
Leer
Albert Anderson
Wilcox
E. E. Bush
North Center Street
Poind
Kellettville
Moya Dine
West
Sheffield
Oris Thayer
Glearfield County
Russell Martin
South Center Street
E Point
Venango
Lawrence Goring
Davey Hill
Goring
Harley Banks
Westpor
Tony Briskie
Tyler
Carl Gates
Irvine
Grange Meeting Highlights Appointments and Event
Corry Grange No. 55 held a Saturday session with strong attendance. Axel Swinson was appointed purchasing agent for the year, Mrs. Harry L. Kimmey named publicity director, and OW Lobbett became librarian. A lively program included a suitcase stunt won by Mrs. Hot. Kimmey. Mills and refreshments were provided by Mrs. Jewell and helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Grange No
Axel Swinson
Dipain
The
Grange
Harry L. Kimmey
OW Lobbett
Hot. Kimmey
iPe
Mills
Surety Bonds Upheld by Supreme Court in State Deposits Case
The Supreme Court ruled the commonwealth was within rights to refuse releasing surety companies from obligations covering state deposits in closed banks. The Dauphin county court of common pleas affirmed the decision. Justice Simpson authored the opinion with full court concurrence. Justice Maxey stated there is no inherent freedom to withdraw from a contract, noting a surety contract is a contract of marriage in substance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sy Upmeueresy
Philadelphia
Dec
Sule Supreme Court
Commonwealth
Vie
Tie Dauphin County
Common Pleas
Simpson S
Maxey
Maura
Do You Know Answers From a 1898 Quiz List
The query lists a set of answers including One-Cornplanter Reservation in Warren county Uruguay and a date December 1 1898. It cites works "Oliver Twist" and "David Copperfield" with a misspelling. It also includes the number 191 fi and a name Stedman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Uruguay
Oliver Twist
David Goppeffeld
Fi, Stedman
CARD OF THANKS FROM LOCAL FAMILIES
Mr and Mrs Glen Perry Mr and Mrs Arthur Hill My and Mrs A Anderson My and Mrs W R Briggs met in Mr LV Briggs Card of Thanks Mr and Mrs Eugene Gulick Harvard Gulick and Walter Kinley Jr of Meausville express their thanks and appreciation for flowers and kindness shown by friends
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Thane Construction Company
Gard GP
Glen Perry
Arthur Hill
A. Anderson
W. R. Briggs
LV. Briggs
Eugene Gulick
Harvard
Gulick
Walter Kinley, Jr
Meausville
Hanks
G O P Edge Seams A Qemibtican Majority
In the run up to a brief Congress session Major Ti Gray is named to a vacant seat filling the vacancy caused by the recent sleuth of Senator Wesley Tadones. The move aims to secure a GOP edge as the new term approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Ti & Gray
Tie Lumbermim
Gav. Roldu Foirtley
Wesley Tadones
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Tudeab
Jody
Elo Ban
P. H
Ludlow Quint Meet
Beavers
Curry
Ludlow High
Birdie
Satisfed
Gran
H. A. ML. Club
Room Five
Uhre Banky
Kane
Etta Kett
Yung
By Paul Robinson
Vel
Butterford
Roosevelt Highway
Adlihoe Poultry and
Rhode Island
Red Pole Jets
Akam
Cony
Idinda
Dempsey's Market
Craweford M
Woods Goats
East
Washington Street
Buescher
Charles Burkhardt
Burkhardt
Frederici Street
Gould Street
J. B. Patterson
G. O.P
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