Cage Quintet Prepares 10 End 1933 34 Season
Improved school spirit shown at recent games offset losses with praise for cheerleaders Joel Bell Sara dane Reed Evelyn Merritt Motion Pitt Dust Pauleoo Albert Rathbus. Despite a 4-17 record, the season revived morale and school pride, with large student turnout and strong spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cage Quintet
Union
City
Titusville
Joel
Bell
Sara Dane Reed
Evelyn Merritt
Motion Pitt
Dust Pauleoo
Albert
Rathbus
Iksipar
Revolution at Clinton High Ends in Quiet Defeat
A students rebellion led by Clinton Haines storms the high school, calling for a peaceful reform era. Principal Sheen remains in bed as rebels clash with staff, but the revolt ends when terms are left unchanged and no further action is taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Haines
College posters announce open scholarships for students
Multiple colleges distributed posters and letters about open scholarships. Students should check bulletin boards for details. Last Wednesday Lakewood ice rink hosted races with entrants from Salaman ta Corry Jamestown Warren Dun kirk Burdle and Lakewood. Events included 14 mile boys race 440 free for all and 34 mile girls race. Kit Klein starred in exhibition heats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakewood
Salamanta
Corry
Jamestown
Warren
Dunkirk
Burdle
Kit Klein
Allegheny College
Things I Never Knew Until Now
A quirky light read listing several Corry Senior High students and their small personal quirks and romances. It notes Nor East teasing, Beavers fighting, and upcoming spring excitement at the school.
Corry High Times Editors and Staff List
Published by students of Corry High Rita Waite editor in chief Jane Maxwell assistant editor Mary Sears managing editor. Contributors include Leon Bertram Harmett Colegrove Helen Rathburn Marjorie Kirch Ruth Bush Gertrude Tinstrom Jack Belly Clinton Haines Robert Brockman Bruce Deding Jeanette Balmer Viola Goring Rut Kiréh Dorothy Galffreau Binova Storer Typists Dorothy Neyton Jeanette Patterson Mary Frances Brooks Minnie Smith
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry High
Behoa
Rita Waite
Jane Maxwell
Mary Sears
Leon Bertram
Harmett Colegrove
Helen Rathburn
Marjorie Kirch
Ruth Bush
Gertrude Tinstrom
Jack Belly Clinton
Hainés
Robert Brockman
Bruce Deding
Jeanette Balmer
Viola Goring
Rut
Kkiréh
Dorothy Galffreau
Binova Storer
Dorothy Neyton
Jeanette Patterson
Mary Frances Brooks
Manie Smith
Student Government at Corry High Faces Apathy
Corry Senior High and nearby modern schools enjoy self government through a Student Council split by gender. Both councils have failed to meet regularly this year, diminishing achievements and slowing policy improvements. Students are urged to reengage for school unity and shared progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Senior High School
Tnus
Nile
Tts
Atudent
Epirit
Vrre
Tore Reners Iy Shawn
Irl
Pam
Sophomore issue roughs and schoolyard gossip tease Hiskule
A fragmented local page spoofs school life with Elaine Foster as editor pick and a collage of lunchroom rumors. It mentions romance, sports, and mischief among students including Dor Paulson, Florence Sanden, Gary Dingfalder, and Marjory Young, noting elaborate alate events and failing plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elaine Foster
Jen
Donal
Jane
Raymond
Romeo
Dor Paulson
Faite
Alice Mowatt
Tay Dear
Squire
Florence Sanden
Gary Dingfalder
aMies
H Ames
Alze
Marjory Young
Brice Desring
Bob Cogswell
Mark Fumi
Glintoh Haines
Cube
Alberte Himmey
Donald Sears
Virginia
Spencer
Bee Hulings
Johnny Craker
Myrtle Kysar
Charlotte Bachh
Class Play Rehearsals Delayed By Auditorium Scaffolding
Miss Bennett directs the junior play Girl Shy with rehearsals after school and Saturdays from 2 to 5 pm. first act done, second begun February 1. six committees appointed including Tickets with Auer Wachowich Maxwell Neyon Reed Sears Akam Cullen. cast aims to stage March 23 followed by Junior Senior prom plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Bennett
Gar
Piclock
Jas
Lee Shoemaker
Paul Auer
Myre Ka Wachio
Jane Maxwell
Dorothy Neyon
Bara Jane Reed
Mary Sears
den Akam
Lucille Cullen
Helen Wujuski
Ruth Bush
Dorothy Gauffreau
Frances, Young
Betty Hoach
Robert Johnson
Leon Bertram
Stanley von Tassel
Walter Gulick
Naomi Johnson
Jeannette Palmer
High Students in Chorus for Milk Fund Play
High school students staged a benefit version of Molly’s Idea at Junior High School on March 1 and 2 to support the Milk Fund. The production, directed by a representative from Hulse Producing Co, featured Senior High pupils in multiple numbers with the Night Hawks Orchestra providing all music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulse Proctucing Company
New York
Atlanta
Georgia
Molly
Tdea
Plaza Elite
Jerry
Plaza
Sir Jerry
Night Hawks Orchestra
Athletic Association Debt Decreases at Sonny High
Under President Ralph Plick and advisor Mr. Anderson the Sonny High School Athletic Association reports a strong 1998-34 season. Basketball netted 817.50 with 124.75 from student season tickets. Debt dropped from 736.32 in 1991-92 to 5.49 this year, 190.78 paid recently, including 50.04 this year. Receipts show cash on hand 128.011, profits in basketball 17.30, expenditures on debt 6004, printing and miscellaneous 91.88, equipment 148.87, total indebtedness 8682 and 519.22 545.50 for 1982-83 1982-34.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Plick
Anderson
Athletic Association
Sonny High School
Association Duca
Lowe & Campbell
A. G
Through the Keyhole Gossip from the Fort School Scene
A fragmentary school diary reveals chatter about romances among students Joe Pain, Betty Morton, and Ruth Keppel. Pugilist “Dimpsey” Wilcox eyed, prep for junior play, prom plans teased, and teachers commended for intelligent classes. Maintenance on the building continues as project crews shift to paint, plaster, and stage work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Pain
Betty Morton
Ruth Keppel
Betty
Dimpsey
Wilcox
Prima 4
Ames
Oshkosh
Bennett
Lee Shoemikfit
Atta Hoy
Lee
Ossie" Tewell
Bernard
Thorpe
Weill
Bern
Miss Rowland
Marion Cogswell
Mle Fund
Marion
Bruce Dear
Atuse
Doctor
Bob
Sawyer
Bell
Ash
GWA
Doris Nelson
Ed Ugon
End of term report cards near as vacation looms
Students look forward to the end of term and report cards filling the pages with grades. The year’s work wraps up as holidays approach and anticipation grows for a break from classes.
Fragmentary notes hint at school repairs and personal stories
A garbled OCR snippet mentions Rita Beaker and Mr Anderson among scattered phrases about romance tests and repairs in a school. Names like Naomi Johnson, Elsie, Dora Phelps appear in fragmented contexts, with unclear events or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rita Beaker
Mr. Anderson
Beans
Titus
Naomi Johnson
Dramatic and Debate Club Updates From High School
The Dramatic Club rehearses for the junior class play while others stage a reading of Neverthe less. Debating and Tri-Hi-Y activities continue with a North Haat convention attendance noted. The Glee Club begins April rehearsals in white uniforms trimmed with class colors. A Stencil Club program mixes work and entertainment. Dri-Hi and Bupragmata meetings are rescheduled due to the season’s last game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allye
North Haat
Glee Club
Miss Youngs
Tureen Supper Held By Basketball Team
A junior high school event featured a tureen supper after a game against North East. Coaches and committees organized serving and cleanup while participants enjoyed the pie eating contest and praised the team’s performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers
North East
Boy Drowns Near Fredonia At Canadawey Creek Bridge
Robert Sardeson, 18, son of J Sardeson and Mrs Bardesim of Maple Avenue, drowned beneath the Matteson Street bridge over Canadawey Creek near Fredonia. He and companion Jal Taplisec were under the bridge when he lost his grip and fell about 26 feet into swift water. The body was not recovered Sunday. search to resume tomorrow after recent flooding and undercurrent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredonda
Robert Sardest
Sheri Bar
J. Sardeson
Bardesim
Maple Avenue
Canadawey Creek
Matteson Street
Haylight
Soung Sardleson
Jal
Taplisec
Raina
Driver of Car Admits Guilt in Rural Collision
James Haslett of Sichet Rouseville admitted driving the vehicle that struck a nine year old near Eve Cherryteee road on Friday night. State Patrol reports say three Rouseville Coal Grove workers were injured, and Haslett was questioned at the Waverly substation Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Haslett
Sichet
Rouseville
Cobnostlin
Rousevilhe
Javle Dilmsee
Heslett
Waverly Tin
Ellie
Dillypan
N¢Iers
Peat Conatiear
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Clinton Haines
Eral Clinton
Ipén
Mussolini
Rome
Muscolini
Hitler
McDuity
Green Wells
Paul Revere
Johnson
Clinton
Glean
Bright
Haines
Joe Pitcavage
Northwest
Baptist Church
Lillian 8
Mirestone
Wilmerding
Pennsylvania
M.C. A
Room 4
Kathleen McUray
Terre Haute
Ind
Havel Rherberg
Lucille Forbes
Wilbur Baldwin
Bir
Baldwin
Edinboro State Teachers’ College
Gertie Reed
Gemily
Eve
The
Corrian
Miss O'Hare
Dorothy Murrow
Shady
Sara Jane Heen
Dutchie Merritt
Bee” Hulings
Bob’ Rathbun
Miss Blaly
Marjorie Mewiroy
Spartansburg
Virginia Smith
Marian
Cogswell
Navy
Beaverdam
Vic” Dietzel
Paulie
Brynolfson
Don Paulson
Gerry Reed
Egypt
Max Swell
Virginia Spencer
Frances Young
Hh Aines
Cullen
Corry Senior High
Alice Mount
Beavers
Blair Sheely
Dorothy
Charlotte
Roy Reed
Bobby
Dave
Root
Iedy
Rouse
E. Kennedy
East
Frying Street
Senter St
SS Building and Contracting
Desmond
Ates
Orel
Tompkins
Wattsburg
Willsong
Sixth Avenue
Clarion County
K. F. Desmond
First Avenue
Second Ave
J. B Patterson
South Center Street
D. B. Leach
West Smith Street
Ghyistensen
R. de
William Burch
Jennie Wells
Sarah Middleton
Elizabeth Damon
Fov
G.S. West
RB. Wads
G. A. Bromley
Laurence Bromley
Harold Bromley
Aesis Hite
Tate
York
Hiskule
Hill
Ita Gore
Chendigtry
Timie
Auiez
Shorthead Watch
Milk Fund
Club News
Fredonia
Salem
Ore
Oregiin
Seal
Veille
Socom
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