Senior Boys Offer Program At Assembly
The Senior boys presented a Friday play showing scenes of cruelty and ruthlessness unseen on our stage. Kenneth Jackson as Blackle da Molder led a gang through theft of a daughter to pay a mortgage and a murder, then disrupted a bar room scene. The production featured Rusty Glenn as the sheriff and Bill Steele as the lone survivor, with praise for Jackson Krone and Mr. Anderson for direction and support.
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Kenneth Jackson
Blackle da Molder
Sonny" Dave
Rusty Glenn
Blackie
Bill Steele
Jack Krone
Mr. Anderson
Meeting at Bill Mlenming’s home selects 7-0 Club candidates
On Mercisuum, a major 7-0 Club gathering at Bill Mlenming’s home focused on listing candidates for the upcoming election. After hours of discussion, Carl Hixon Roy Reed Bib Cogswell Bernard Thorpe and Millard Engle emerged as slate candidates, though not yet members. Some may play active roles next year in club activities.
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Bill” Mlenming
Carl Hixon
Roy Reed
Bib Cogswell
Bernard Thorpe
Millard Engle
The Corty High Boys Band Gains Deep Music Understanding
The Corty High School Boys Band is celebrated for its hard work over three years since instruments were purchased. Students face long hours, discipline, and sacrifices to meet band goals, earning public performance opportunities and a deeper appreciation for music.
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Ilikety Minsterans Weo
Trating
Ion
Sprig! Sprig! Gentle Sprig! Poetic fragment by Neil McKay
A fragmented verse from Neil McKay captures spring sounds and odd imagery. It blends nature sounds with surreal lines about birds frogs and bells, creating a dreamlike collage of seasonal motifs and odd exclamations.
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Neil McKay
High School Alumni Nods and Gossip Column Recap
A lively school gossip column notes alumnae visiting Easter vacations and teasing on-campus romances. It mentions Mary Buzel Dot Graker and a rough game of pie, plus students Dara Phelps Barton Smith and Jack Bell, with humor about dances and upcoming events at the auditorium.
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Woste
Mary Buzel
Dot Graker
Dara Phelps
Barton Smith
Ellamay
Barton
Jack Bell
Jack
Rex Mulheirn
Dick Paulson
News About Former Teachers Remains For Past Pupils
A compiled list traces former Waelish teachers and their current posts. Miss Dashnar left teaching due to health and stays at home in Union City. Miss Hess teaches English at Red Bank High School in Pennsylvania. Mrs Hanson teaches English at North Guard. Miss Brant teaches Commercial at Warmingdale Long Island New York. Miss Kidder teaches History at Warren High. Mr Clark now a research chemist with the Viancean Company of Mundytile. Miss Waller taught music now in Youngstown Ohio. Miss Murray teaches music in Binghamton. Miss Corwell teaches Health and pursues advanced work at Columbia University. The note aims to satisfy students and locate more teachers soon.
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Miss Dashnar
I Consecuuus
Tnion City
Misa Andrews
York
University of Pittsburgh
Uinae
Waller
Griffiths
Youngstown
Murray
Binghampton
Corwell
Columbia University
Autumn school news and student notes spill from page
Two items caused buzz in an autumn issue, including Inter Censored. The piece mentions Mrs Will and a senior girl willing to reveal her name with conditions. It highlights students Dick Paulson and Dick Bachomner, Bisle Miralick’s behind the scenes work, Harriet Colegrove as popular, plus band honors and a Campbell composition.
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Will
George Rogers
Dick Pauleon
Dick Bachomner
Dick P
Detroit
Dick B
Ohio State
Bisle
Bisle Fwralick
Ihot
Bisie
Whysys
Side Lite
Wisie Mralicks
Harriet Colegrove
Etasniet
Weing
Mrr. Campbell
Campbell
Interclass Contest Aims for Best School Paper
Hi Times interclass contest returns with classes preparing a desk edition. Editors chosen from staff members publish, then faculty votes on originality presentation and style. Last year Senior class won. this year reps promise victory as anticipation builds.
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I Times
Apt
Junior Meeting Details Banquet Plans and Orchestra Bids
A junior meeting devoted to the mile and banquet plans discussed arrangements for the event. The hotel management submitted banquet proposals and an orchestra committee reported bids from several named orchestras and cities.
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George Webbers
Yanle! Donaldson
Wiie
Prankwani
Uniell City
Schuler
Srohvstra
Bobore
Dno
Nedhetr
Yntw
Concert at Legion Post Meeting by Corry High Groups
A concert at the Legion post featured Corry High School students including Phalans Quartet with Perry Haines Robert Sears Hbrace Brynoltson Ar molr Hilstrom and Keppel Titfany as accompanist. Girls' Sextette listed Heatrice Hulings Helen McGray Sara June Reed Charlotte Phillips Rite Becken Lois Cornell Claudia Place with accompanist. Flute and Chimes by Bernard and pa Allan Bennet. Brass Quartet credited William Jewell Joe Hasurouck Wilbur Rickers Ate pluve Hillstrom and Cranclilt Place with Tila as accompanist. The program was part of a concert Wednesday night at the Senior High School. the band performed Friday night at the Concord Subwot for the benefit of the Parent-Teachers Association.
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Thurstay Mene
We Amercan
Lee Fon
Corry High Schoo
Phalans
Perry Haines
Robert Sears
Hbrace Brynoltson
Armolr Hilstrom
Keppel Titfany
Heatrice Hulings
Helen McGray
Sara June Reed
Charlotte Phillips
Rite Becken
Lois Cornell Dal Claudia Placa
Chimet
Day Dreams and Distant Paths in a Lost Verse
Fragmentary poem of wandering thoughts and surreal imagery. The text conjures distant places Burdpe Atom Bngtard Tapap Krome Aretic and ships, with dreamlike lines about life, sun, and identity. The fragmentary nature preserves the dreamlike mood without clear narrative.
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Tye
Burdpe Atom Bngtard
Tapap
Krome Aretic den
Trapie Briece
Pagie Agar
Mushball Loop to Replace Usual Sports This Spring
Economic strains force schools to drop baseball and other costly sports. Myers and Sheen propose a mural mushball league with five to six dozen teams, eight to twelve games per home room, funded by Athletic Association approval to spur student interest and rivalries.
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Myers
Sheen
Rconts
Senior yearbook drive nears final year-end deadline
A messy school column notes the yearbook subscription drive closing Friday with Frances Dean Germvle Reed and Blair Shesly reporting 1 percent subscriptions last week. Seniors face limited copies and must sign for yearbooks, while cap and gown orders, ring plans, and a prestigious scholarship for a student at Ren ken Polytechnic Institute are also mentioned amid concert sales and junior play prep.
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Oran
Alriday
Frances Dean
Germvle Reed
Blair Shesly
Jyearbool
Discount On Gas Rate at Jamestown Jamestown gas rate revision filed
The Pennsylvania Gas Company serving Jamestown Celoron Falconer Lakewood Bust Caroll Ellicott and Kiantone filed with the Public Service Commission a revised rate classification. The net rates remain unchanged while gross rates drop slightly under 4 percent for bills over 27 000 cubic feet. The changes take effect April 1. A Jamestown representative said the change mainly renames a yard penalty to a discount for prompt payment. Former Titusville educator Henry Pease dies in Rochester at 80 years old. he previously served as Titusville superintendent from 1897 to 1922 after earlier posts in Holley Tonawanda and Medina New York.
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Pennsylvania Gas Company
Jamestown
Celoron
Falconer
Lakewood
Bust
Caroll
Ellicott
Kiantone
Public Service Commission
Titusville
Rochester
Henry Pease
West Leyden
Lewis County
N. C
Holley
Tonawanda
Medina
New York
Radio program highlights top theatre acts at Lit Ue Theatre
A Friday night program at Lit Ue Theatre showcases two or five act plays presented by Thulian Bain manufacturers. The cast includes seasoned actors with stage experience performing ice and musical selections between acts. The program airs on the National Broadcasting Company network every Friday at eight o'clock.
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Yng Unnique
Vash
Thulian Bain
National Broadcasting Company
Tragic drowning of two year old in water tub
Lois Knapp, two, of Warren, fell into a large galvanized tub filled with about fourteen inches of water near the Hanson residence on Park Avenue extension. Investigating, Mrs Hanson found the child face up with feet hanging over the tub. Eyewitnesses could not provide a coherent account of how the accident occurred.
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Warren
Qwaile
vPlay
de Hanson
Park Avenue
Gobham Park Road
Lois
Charles Knapp
Hanson Ome
Robert
Tawronce Dailey, Jr
Hansey
Hinson
Hanson
Water with meals aids digestion and gut health
The note promotes drinking water with meals to aid stomach digestion and alleviate bloating. It briefly mentions Adlerika as a remedy for gas and claims a dose cleanses poisons and flushes both upper and lower bowels. The text has several garbled terms and unclear references.
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Kelister
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