OL HL squad tops Keystones Beavers fall in 1936 finale
The OL HL squad defeated the Keystones 29 to 16 as veterans tired in the second period and the younger team pulled away. Orange and Black finish eight wins in twenty starts. Postseason game planned with the Keystones features Bracken Gulick Hurlbut Sullivan and Gumbleton.
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Keystones
Beavers
Boulvers
Corry
Meadville
HEL Ea Eas
McKean
Waterford
Wealeyville
Girard Ses
Tituavilly
Union City
Titusville
Girard
Ralgeet Sh
Union Chy Ee Yee
Lawrence Park
Millerett
Laurence Park
Keystone Meade Telebut
Bracken
Gulick
Hurlbut
Sullivan
Gumbleton
Who's Who in the Senior and Sophomore Classes
A readable fragment lists senior and sophomore boys and girls by appearance and traits. Mentions include a basketball player, a Latin learner, a Jones girl companion, red head, brunette, blonde, and others linked to Miss Bennett Miss Rowland and local home settings. The piece hints at an upcoming answer reveal next week.
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Concord School
Don
Ossie
Jbrunette
Jones
Miss Bennett
H.R
Miss Rowland
Pradydied
Carry High School Staff Roster Incomplete
A published staff list from Carry High School shows editors, sport editors, and staff names including Elaine Foster Norma Bennett Mary Gillette Betty Fafle Dick Shoop Bill Merrick Bob Roelofs Bob Ott Duane Fogle with many others listed among typists and contributors.
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Carry High School
Elaine Foster
Ass't
Norma Bennett
Mary Gillette
Betty Fafle
Dick Shoop
Assil
Bill Merrick
Sport Huitor
Bob Roelofs
Bob Ott
Copy Beuter
Duane Fogle
Kirk Sawyer
Dorothy Aimy
Harriet Wynn
Norma Grice
Macl Johnson
Elimear Smith
Mary McMahon
Fern Raymond
Ruth Beckwith
Jo Anne Roach
Margy McElroy
Ela Belle Reschie
Harriett Anderson
Bob Ot
Corinne
Co operation praised after storm relief effort
The article urges cooperation as a lifeline during disaster. It credits American goodwill and calls Corry High School students to donate to the Red Cross and mobilize family support to aid distressed communities. It emphasizes unity and timely action as unforgettable acts of cooperation.
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Corry High School
Red Cross
Ick
Lise
H. A. M. Club Hosts Teen Pool Night and Rifle Victory
The H. A. M. Club held a Tuesday social with Wass pie sandwiches and 21 small games of chance and skill. The H. A. M. Rifle team defeated the Work max squad by eleven points in a close Tuesday night matchup.
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H. A.M
Avalanche Interruption Sparks Feature Idea at Hi Times
In a chaotic snowstorm event at the Hi Times room a fall of snow and debris buried a student named Bob Ott. Amid the chaos the paper’s missing feature suddenly materialized as the avalanche struck a window delivering an unexpected prompt for the issue.
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Tin Hi-Times
Bob Ott
Orde
Students Plan Free Lunches and Festive School Improvements
A teacher notes school revision ideas including free lunches, better dances, more entertainment, senior rings, and a prom with Horace Heidt. Proposals cover shorter classes, radios in classrooms, red neckties for boys, first-name calling, and faculty marriages amid a lively campus outlook.
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Hi Times
Byler
Asolo
Horace Heidt
Paulie
Hutton‘s
Pri More TC
Taines
Myers
Poet's Corner Concludes With A Humble Verse Trial
A student contributor notes the challenge of writing poetry and jokes about the effort, tone, and color needed. The piece ends with a playful nod to finishing with amen attributed to William Merrickspeare.
Winter Cloaked the Land as Patrician Day Arrived
The verse recalls spring's promise and winter's return with heavy snow burying fields and roofs. It notes St Patrick's Day as a marker when school and town faced lingering cold while winter ruled. A second note gives a pale reference to fish glue made from fish skin and entrails.
Ambitions Listed by Students Across the School
A survey asks what students wish to achieve. Names span Merle Van Cisu to Macie Tolmson with goals from becoming a journalist and architect to as specific as owning a car or teaching. Several aim for professional careers in medicine law and education.
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Merle van Cisu
Marjorie McBroy
Ann Roach
Marge
John Ohrn
Marjorie Young
Fern Raymond
Jaine Foster
Nowna Grice
Kentucky
Dick Shooy
Virginia Loveland
Ruth Ke
Dat Brockmann
Bob Gulick
Mikeman
Dick Om
Helen Hovey
Marian Pitt
Europe
Viva Thomas
Roger McGray
Mary Gillette
Ruth Modd
Edward St. Pierre
Siter
Kepnneth Paulson
Corry High
Paul Phelps
iLaVina Dingfelder
Bea
Preston Chon
Lucille Akam
Pauline Swanson
Jack Taylor
Keith Crowell
Lahoms Blakeslee
Doris Akam
Bob Ott
Malcolm Haines
Byler
Burton Hammon
Bertha Huth
Macie Tolmson
Corry Hi students juggle snow work and notices
Corry High students shovel snow for six hours per hour on a railroad night shift last Tuesday. Senior Box Maxwell undergoes appendectomy. Dorotha Mae Rickers Ethel Beck and Louise Whitely entertain the Rotary Club as they prepare for Forensic League singing. Senior invites redesigned with school seal due to heavy snow. Sin Blanden stays in Carry due to impassable roads. Titusville Carry debate postponed to March 20 due to transportation issues. Key to What Who to appear next week.
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Corry Hi
Dorotha Mae Rickers
Ethel Beckwith
Louise Whitely
Rotary Club
Forensic League
Rotary
Sin Blanden
Carry
Mr. Anvarson
Union City
Hi Times Limerick Contest Sponsored by Staff at Corry High
Hi Times staff sponsor a six week limerick contest for Corey High students and teachers. Entries must include name and room, one per person, with winners announced weekly and tied results sharing prizes including a Rex theatre admission. Limerick No. 1 praises Miss Bennett’s smile and style.
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Corey
Tie Grein
Rex Theatre
Bill Merrick
Corry High
Ant
Miss Bennett
History Favorites Who Would You Be in History
A classroom survey lists students and their preferred historical figures, ranging from Cleopatra and Queen Elizabeth to Napoleon and Julius Caesar, with several modern figures like Florence Nightingale and George Washington mentioned. The compiled responses mix humor and serious choices across many eras and personalities.
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Louise Whiteley
Sir Walter Raeigh
Mildrel Haenel
Lewis Castrantus
Daniel Webster
Corinne Cullen
Joan of Ave
Mr. Myers
King Midas
Blanden
Carabaldi
Henrietta Savako
Helen of Troy
Ethel Bedlewith
Napoleon
Margy Young
Florence Nightingale
Miss Rowland
Abraham Lincoln
Clarabelle Bloss
Queen Elizabeth
John Wilcox
King Alfred
Alta Mae Nichols
Queen Victoria
Hagel Rebnberg
Jonah
The
Ruth Mulligan
Francis Hawley
Julius Caesar
Verene Hill
Joan of Arc
Carol Mae Hoskins
Cleopatra
Dorothy Amy
Charlotte Corday
Kink Sawyer
Noah
Dick Shoop
Adam
Bob Roelofs
Sampson
Harriet Wynn
Bob Rathbun
Hehnbsl
Leslie Bulard
Jorge Washington
Mr. Sheen
Kay McCray
Donya
Forbes
Bob Morton
Pete Dubrosky
Iulius Caesar
Malcolm Haines
Columbus
Mary Alice Retherford
Henry , VII
Miss Price
Cleopatra Norma Bennett
Marie Antoinetts
Red Taylor
Henry VL
Jennie Fucard
Ruth Mould
Jusus Caesar
Emeline Drake
Jane Wolli
Preston Ohmm
Miss Blair
General Lee
Mildred Bromley Cleopatra
Jean Gobins
Rose Mary Auet
Mary Loveland
Pocahontas
Charlotte Nagel
Ohnny Smith
Jo Anne Roach
Cleopatras
Marjorie
McElroy—Ors
George Washington
Limerick Contest Soon to Announce Winners
Bessie Cartrantas hosted junior girls on Friday March 18 with refreshments. French 1 heard a debate practice on Tuesday March 17 with kudos to Jeanne and Burton.
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Bessie Cartrantas
Classified ADS Personal Notes and Lost Items
A jumble of classroom notices and personal ads including prom and dues reminders, lost items, requests for dates, and public notices about magazine borrowing. Entries mention Junior and Senior activities, theater, and missing items with names like Harriett Hepler, Sally, and Johnny Wicox.
Local School Activities Highlight Second Period American Lit Champion
Reports detail Bob Ott winning the second period American Literature contest with stories of the Johnstown flood visit by a group including Robert Ringler Eugene Phillips and others. Miss Bennett led a train climb with Frank Engin directing. High School girls planned a snow hike and a bridge club dinner with awards to Ruth Beckwith and Wilma Exlson.
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Bob Ott
Jeanne Titus
Mary Gillette
Betty Clough
Linear Smith
Martha Marie Hawkins
Dorotha Mae Hickers
Slaughter House
Ernestine Lynn
Ruth Beckwith
Wilma Exlson
Titusville Prepares for High Waters and Flood Risk
Titusville officials warn of possible severe floods recalling 1892, with emergency unit setup, six boats at Canadohta Lake, and a special council meeting to urge citizen cooperation. Legionnaires form emergency crew to aid city authorities during a flood. Local ads list sales, jobs, and horse and poultry listings amid the broad notices.
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Titusville
Grey and Hood
Gies Russ Post
Canadohta Lake
Grange Meets in Columbus on Busy Evening
Columbus Grange gathered Wednesday for a full session with song Wildbird, roll call asking favorite authors, and talks on spring machinery readiness led by Pau Trisket and Z W Skinner. Narrows include traffic laws for motorists and radio use on the farm with Myrtle Harvey and Noman Dodi contributing.
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Columbus Grange
Welcope
Mr and Mes
N. EB
Dodd Hi
Columbus
Grange
Pau Trisket
Z. W. Skinner
Nuinan Dodi
Myrtle Harvey
Long
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Golden Lax Tablets and San-Cura Ointment Advertisement
An advertisement promotes Golden Lax Tablets to loosen and regulate sluggish bowels, claiming a thorough yet mild action without habit-forming drugs. It pairs with San-Cura Ointment to cool and soothe anal discomfort, promising burning relief and a permanent cure. Available at drug stores.
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