Home Room Baseball and Track Debut In Upper School
The Home Room Baseball League opened last week with Rooms 1B and 1 leading. Seniors won 16 to 10 in a seven inning game, then 1 and 1 (regulars) played a tight 6 to 4 win for the Seniors. Track meet results show Seniors with 61 2 3 points to 13 for Sophomores and 41 8 for Juniors, with Petr Dubrosky Kirk Sawyer and George Wolstencroft each winning multiple events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt Loveland
Celay
Petr Dubrosky
Kirk Sawyer
George Wolstencroft
Mummy Hunt Sparks Wild Scramble at School Event
A chaotic mummy hunt at the school drew a large crowd as students chased clues through alleys and a shuttered shack led by Tommy Roelofs. Don Paulson and Abe Olard helped rally participants while plans for a big funeral style finale with a cremation and procession aired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Roelofs
Don Paulson
Minda
Clhies
Abe Olard
the Nuit
Willard and Perth batteries at Corry Battery Service
Classified auto ad notes a complete line of Willard and Perth batteries priced from $3.40 and up at Corry Battery Service located at 107 East Main Street.
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Williard and
Perth
Corry
East Main Street
Who's Who in the School Study Club and Rooms
A fragmentary yearbook style list describes a girl with brown hair and hazel eyes seen with a La homa Bakertee. her sister is a senior. It mentions a boy with curly hair who plays basketball and a junior girl in Miss Blair's room, plus references to rooms 6 and 14, a shop course, and Epictetus quote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sener
Ik Mme
Blatis
Ariel
Miss Rowlands
Ms. Smith
Wiisop Artene Robbins
Tait
Room 14
Mis
1936 Commencement Plans Announced by Mr Sheen
Plans and schedule for Commencement Week announced on Friday list events from June 7 to June 11 including Baccalaureate Class Day and Dance Junior High Commencement Senior High Alumni Banquet and Dance and the final day of school with report cards The notice cites Mr Sheen as the source and outlines the sequence of events for the upcoming graduation week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheen
Corry HI Times Staff Roster From Corry High School
Student staff at Corry High School publish HI TIMES with Elaine Foster as editor and Norma Bennnett as assistant editor. Mary Gillette oversees managing. Bob Roelofs assists sports. Dick Shoop leads features. Bill Merrick guides typography. multiple contributors and typists listed.
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Elaine Foster
Norma Bennnett
Buitor
Mary Gillette
Ase'l
Betty Foo
Mdison
Bob Roelofs
Asst
Bob OL
Dick ‘Shoop
Ass't
Feature Tultor
Bill Merrick
Marjory Mektroy
Joan Roach
Albert Cole
Charlotte Schramling
Made Johnson
Kirk Sawyer
Bob Maxwall
Mary M Mahon
Nowax Grite
John Crak
Ethel Berkwith
Rush ‘Taylor
Alice Wetmore
Corinne Dilon
Bob Maxwell
Do Your Jaws Need Exercise In School Gum Rule
A student named Edward keeps chewing gum during class despite limits. Teachers enforce varied punishments including detention and a wall cartoon with names under it. The piece discusses gum chewing as a disliked habit and cites a method involving monitoring and consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warward
Edward
Roward
van Boring
Mummy and the Mumps at the Ice House Theatre
A playful farce unfolds as a mummy escapes in Sir Hector Fisher’s production “Mummy and the Mumps.” Bob Ott manage s the chaos while Duane Wogle and Dick Shoop trade identity jabs. Jaci Taylor even tries to arrest Sheriff Norman McElroy as a pearl necklace jobkey hovers in a chilly ransack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hector Fisher
Bob Ott
Duane Wogle
Dick Shoop
Old Maide
Jaci Taylor
Norman McElroy
Scholarship Prize Winner Contests Odd Answers
A student named Genie Hosaphat wins a scholarship at a state school based on originality. The entry includes playful Q A exchanges about birthdays baths and toy or cat choices, with responses like Yes to Christmas birthdays and Swordfish as a defense weapon.
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Hosaphat
Genie Hosaphat
Jink Rum
Slippery Mui
A. Pd
Millighaire
New Style Set Sparks Growth and Misfit Headlines
Johnny Wilcox pursues a bold approach with playful biolinguistic terms and new spellings. Preston Orn drops side eurns as warmer weather comes, while students report dramatic gown measurements. William Good, an Inter-class athlete, is seen in town amid rain. Gerry-Hi hints Paul Phelps as a budding homie in the making, with slugging prowess highlighted. Richard Shoop practices a stage electric for The Mummy and the Mumps, rumored to carry unknown powers in romance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerry-Hi
Paul Phelps
Feghnique
Richard Shoop
Is Foure
Teachers Favorite Dishes and Dreams From the Faculty
A survey of teachers lists favored dishes such as Anderson corn fritters and fried chicken, with many naming pies and short cakes. When asked how to spend 1000, answers range from savings and annuities to travel plans. Two thirds walk to school while most can drive.
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Anderson
Mr. Myers
Miss Price
Buyan Oli
Miss Rowlani
Mr. Sheen
Mrs. Smith
Miss Titus
Alaska
Philippines
Hawaii
Panama Canal
P.E
Art Class Draws Life From Four Musketeers Panel
Four high school art students in Corry spent an art period drawing from life while a multicultural program unfolded. Irish songs entertained a Chinese audience, performed by a Hungarian, with a Jews harp built in France by an American architect. Square dances, labeled Happ yer, filled the time beside the prospering housegow in the business district. Despite these diversions, the students completed their artwork satisfactorily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Corry
Theme Song Tune: We Are the Boys of H. A. M.
A garbled verse titled Theme Song imitates a campus cheer. The text parodies school chants with scattered phrases about eating, glory, and playful exclamations. It references figures or nicknames but lacks clear narrative or context from the source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Besuyius
Sawyer
Shoop
American Legion Essay Contest Open to All High Schools
The American Legion sponsors an essay contest on Crime A Challenge To American Youth open to all high schools in the city. Entries must be original, not exceed specified words, and submitted by Arthur J. Schaub no later than May 15 1936. Two awards include a gold medal and potential County Scholarships worth about 1100 for a four year college course. Students from TLS such as Bill Armitage John Craker Duane Fogle Lewis Castrantas Bud Curtis Macie Johnson Francis suse Evelyn Mould Jota Ohrn Florence Sanven Alvora Wright show interest in competing.
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American Legion
Legion
Arthur J. Schaub
May Isin
the Eimer
Carrier Post
Ie American Lupton
C.1 Tls
Bill Armitage
John Craker
Duane Fogle
Lewis Castrantas
Bud Curtis
Macie Johnson
Franis Suse
Evelyn Mould
Jota Ohrn
Florence Sanven
Alvora Wright
Years Ago 1925 School Tips and Local Contest News
A misc page notes playful “Dump y Don’ts” on student behavior and school tips. It proclaims Mildred Monee as winner of a motto contest with strong local support and references the yearbook award for 1925. Track results highlight a close Jamestown defeat and records set by Rosa.
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Mildred Monee
Flom
Grottovs
Rosa
Jamestown
Pibley
Youngsville
North East Prom Night Prominent High School Figures
A group of SNGa students attended North East prom day including Elgine Pastor Mary Elizabeth Gillette Harriet Shaw Marge McElty Dorothy MacRickers Dorothy Jones Ruth Beotwith Helen Hovey Scott Pogte Norma Bennett Margaret Jangkins Della Sorenson Penna Portes Lucille Forbes Shirley Hinman Rob Rowlofs Bud Curtis Duane Fozie Kirk Sawyer John Wilcox Junior Sullivan Don Pants ton Bill Merrick Albert Cold Dick Shoap A chorus entertained by the steps of the school singing Row Row Row Your Boat An important note was posted that Charlotte Scrampling placed fourth in the Allegheny scholarly examination nearly 300 Pennsylvania high schools competed in these exams.
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Snga
Wenl Wer Elgine
Mary Elizabeth Gillette
Harriet Shaw
Marge MvElty
Dorothy Mac Rickers
Dorothy Jones
Ruth Beotwith
Helen Hovey
Sbotty Pogte
Norma Bennett
Margaret Jangkins
Della Sorenson
Penna Portes
Lucille Forbes
Shiley Hinman
Rob Rowlofs
Bud Curtis
Duane Fozie
Kirk Sawyer
John Wilcox
Junior Sullivan
Don Pantston
Bill Merrick
Albert Cold
Dick Shoap
May gatherings and school club notes in Corry region
A May calendar of social events and student activities across Corry includes Margy Younger hosting a lunch, Marian Pulr's birthday dinner, a Glee Club dinner, and outings by students to Monadville. The Art Club, Dramatic Club, and various names like Sue Shaver Ruth Taylor and Norma Grice appear in casual reports of meals, trips, and scenes from campus life.
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Margy Younger
May St
Sue Shaver
Sio Ann Roach
Harrie Hepler
Novia Grice
Rose Macy Allev
Exchanges From The Hi Lights School Paper
A fragmentary note from the Washington Hi Lights reveals quirky names and proverbs from a Honolulu school scene. The text mentions students and cafeteria staff, playful misreadings, and casual exchanges reflecting student life and local culture in a dated setting.
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Washington Hi Lights
Honolulu
Hi Times
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Evan
Lawrence Park
Ut Allegheny
College
Gil
Hari
Hai
Miss Blair
Clarabelle
Blass
Raon 1
Epictetus
Young Gil
Veronica Shsky
Rous D
Elk Street
Erie
Meadail Company
Stig
Guita
Grove Street
Brockendan
North Center Street
South Street
Central Garage
Will Dawson
Gary
Shia
York Street
McCormick
Weber
Syracuse
John Hammond
John Gilpin
Audhonber
Glb
AL Pub Fc
Beaverdam
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Roosevelt
Lp. m
Lansing
Termacash
Nellie L. Akam
Jol Hammond
Stee
Catherine O'Dey
Erie County
Pennsylvania
Register of Wills
Frank Oday
Wayne Strat
Blaine Kincaid
Ardy
Clstal
Corry High School
Hector Fish
Queen Ozoelmandeh
Old King 'Tut
Johnny Wilcox
Preston Orn
Hus
Good
William Good
H. A. Ms
Schoo
Dutchie Merritt
Ginny Smith
Ginny Teed
Myrtle Kysar
Charlote
Allegheny
Marian Pulr
Ant
Wisine Foster
Ruth ‘Taylor
Lora Mae Wells
Glee Club
OH Satiiniay
May Bini
Dorks Aleau
Clude Sersinkling
George Nagel
Diel Stoop
Monadville
Chuck McCuan
Raymond Edson
Wilbur Tickers
Bill Moir
Kirke Sawyer
Siphomore
Yip" Owens
Cory High
Mrhursuay
Paul "Taylay
Sivly Hall
Marge McElroy
Jo Annn Roach
Norma Grice
Tanji
Miss Chyng
Mitsuya Mizukami
Marion Yoshimura
Tae Nation
Angeid
Sai
Kellogg’s
Kellogg
Battle Creek
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