SeAl Campaign Bonds With Fine School Support
Annual Christmas drive by the Anti tuberculosis Association receives strong help from Rex Theatre matinee and a high school effort. About a hundred students at Sen jg High School joined the campaign, receiving a red double barred cross emblem for a ten cent membership. Proceeds aid tubercular patients in hospitals, supported by fresh air, good food and rest. The association thanks all who contributed to this effort.
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Rex Theatre
High School News Teems With Seniors and Activities
A school page notes senior personals and class stories. Edna May remains popular in the College Preparatory group. Gertrude Birkett returns after illness. Room 3 holds a profitable Grab Bag sale. Room 6 seniors plan an assembly, led by Kenneth Gates from the Industrial group. Dorothy Geertson stands out for quiet study, while Frankie's era sees many tardy marks. French classes, fund subscriptions, and hunting notes fill the December issue with student life and small-town school humor. Rudolph "Rudy" Gibbons is a quiet H A M Club member who drives to school. The H A M Club elects Walter Gulick as secretary. A planned Game Feed is postponed pending hunter success.
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Edna
Lovells
Dorothy Geertson
Dorothy
Worothy
Frankie
Rudolph Gibbons
Rudy
Tadus
Nial
H. A. M. Glub
Gil
Al Times student newspaper editorial and teacher staff list
The Al Times is produced by students at Corry High School with Jane Raymond as editor in chief. The issue notes editors, business staff, sports editors, contributors, and a long list of names. It includes a discussion urging seniors to improve grades during the first semester and to focus on midyear exams and study planning.
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AL Times
Corry High School
Jane Raymond
Rita Waite
Mary Sears
Ruth Taylor
Gorton Reinberg
Paul Brynolfson
Bob Roelot Joke
Wditer
Jack Bel
Miss O'Hare
Victor Dietzel
Blaine Foster
Ruth Dohaon
Jane Maxwell
Helen Gumbletom
Mumtha Brockman
Douglas Rwgnolds
Bob Ayers
Babbill
Jallers McCray
Wisie Racke
Marcella Garrity
Cleanor Speck
Amelia Christenson
Chrishaas
Pial
Ralée Nile Biklingtool
Sverden
Inkeypar
Andy Fave
Iapnebank
Abuky
Knighthood in Flowery Medieval Daydreams
A wandering narrator in Europe envisions a medieval castle scene transitioning to a vivid dream of a poised army atop the battlements. Johnny Chin and other names appear in theatrical roles while paper walls fly, arrows ping, and a bridge scene unfolds with Elaine Foster and Ginny Loysland observing from atop. The episode ends as the speaker is awakened by a teasing mother.
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Europe
Solilien
Johnny Chin
Joe Baressi
Billy Sharpbilyg
Cash Paulson
Arund
Goodyear Company
1900 1904 Graduates Present in Pittsburgh and Corry
This fragment lists names and locations of graduates from 1900 to 1904, including Lars L. Greene teaching in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania, Antoinette Damon in Cleveland, and many others across Corry, Washington DC, Jamestown, Erie, and Clear regions. It also contains a gossip column style notes about campus life and events with several bylines and nicknames.
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Lars L. Greene
Teachin
Pittsburgh
Anns B. Collen
H. A. Petedman
Frankliin
Franke J Daveliitt
Corry
Hazel H. Hammond
Ralph Albertson
West Newberry
Masey Tena
Hatch
Waller Arnold
Corey
Elisabeth B. Heath
Dawson Olmstead
Washington, D.C
Grace A. Isaacson
Frank Wsperry
Corny
Cora A. McGahe
Othelia
Sault Ste
Program by Sophomore Boys on Friday at Home Room Assembly
Room 14 hosted the first home room assembly of the year. A darky court case play featured a negro in a barrel for pants theft, with blackface and dialect creating humor. The cast, praised for effort, included many named students and a note on the bootlegging twist ending with the defendant freed.
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Tianite Lucre
Bq Rathburn
Arache Wollox
Bop Ott
Norman McElroy
Cenosy
Stanley Radecki
Lawrence Magee
Adam Piccarilla
Patsy Perry
Todine Inkepot
Joe Wojciechowski
Jackpot Jawbone
Bill Shamlike
Lopear Lozenger
Howard Sperry
Origin of Hi Times traced 70 '09 issue
The High Times 18 adopted to Mrs. Maggie Wood by two copies no TP, flated Mareh 1gth and 266h, 1609. This was the begining of high school publication. The star consisted of Lee B. Went, editor, J. W. Lam bing, sporting editor, J. Forrest Geiger, manager, and was printed by the Wood Printing Company, issued semi-occasionally. Many personals of interest at the time prove even more interesting after a lapse of years. Some recipients of personal mention were Miss Hazel Knowlton, Ruth Aferman Austin, Veliah Morgan, Cody, Keim, and Barry, and Messrs. John Wanigan, Archie Posiletiwait, Kenneth Gould, Orville St Pier e, Charles Graker and Will Hines. Advertisers included Paver, Bubbitt Geiger and the Wilson Clothing Company.
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High Times
Maggie Wood
Star
Lee B. Went
J. W. Lambing
J. Forrest Geiger
Wood Printing Company
Missér Hazel Knowlton
Ruth Afferman Austin
Veliah Morgan
Cody
Keim
Barry
Messrs
John Wanigan
Archie Posiletiwait
Kenneth Gould
Orville St Piere
Charles, Graker
Will Hines
Paver
Bubbitt Geiger
Wilson Clothing Comany
Club News: Dramatic and Glee Club Highlights
Eyerly Tuesday club activities include varied meetings. Last Wednesday the Dramatic Club staged a play and sold Christmas seats. The Glee Club added new songs and prepared for an upcoming contest with hopes of winning.
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Conan
Milos Stepudl
Soci
Perth
Band Prepares 10 Play at Howe Games
The band has hurried practice for the winter schedule and plans to perform at all the named games. There are forty members with many beginners, yet strong talent among them. officials hope the ensemble matches past years. Charles A. Pyle of Bully Hill Oil City suffered a compound fracture of the right leg Friday while at work on a Bully Hill oil test, when a fishing-gear chain failed and caused the injury.
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Charles A. Pyle
Bully Hu
Rour Oil City
Bully Hill
Corry
Erie
Warren
Jamestown
Garry
Vicinity
Merésaon
Davison Funeral Home
Alexander & CO
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George Grkee
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Taylor
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W. Va
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Jenny) Oigvetani
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Jewsying
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Mary A. Thyidson
Hy Howell
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Bernice M
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Mmhie A. Meas
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Peg) Hurst
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