Baseball well underway with Room 5 leading
Inter home room baseball last week saw Room 5 double Room 18 in four innings while Regulars crushed Room 1. Ravens 6 beat Ravens 14 in a pitchers duel as Room 5 remains the favorite after two strong showings. A pivotal matchup between Room 5 and the other top club looms for sole possession of first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ravens
Sento
Mie Weagie Atandings
Waa Wan
Ronni
Ueteguiay
RoMdd
Seniors Publish Last Hi Times Issue
The Senior Class announces the final edition of the Hi Times on May 25. They urge every senior to contribute items, columns, or novelties so each member is mentioned in the paper and aim to make the issue the biggest and best yet.
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Hi Times
Four-syllable names among Corry High students noted
The Corry High student body includes two students with four-syllable names Adam Piecirius and Helen Romanodsky. Several others appear long, with names like Wojciechowski and Wolstencragt. The text lists thirty-two four letter names such as Akam, Bish, Cole, Dahl, Gage, Hall, Reed, Shaw, Vogt, Ware among the group.
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Corry High School
Adam Piecirius
Helen Romanodsky
Wojciechowski
Stashiewiex
Wolstencragt
Vattenbuy
Bob Ott
Dorothy Amy
Dick Orn
Akam
Bish
Cole
Dahl
Gage
Hall
Dai
Munn
Ohrn
Pitt
Reed
Shaw
Vogt Ant Ware
HilTimes staff and contributors list
A historical newspaper snippet outlines staff roles and contributors. Names include Norma Bennett managing editor, Mary Gillette assistant managing editor, Betty Fo gle assistant editor, Dick Shoop feature editor, and a sports editor with assistants. Numerous contributors appear: Charlotte Schram shig, Macie Johnson, Bo Maxwell, Al Gole, Marge McElroy, JoArin Roach, Norma Grice, Harriett Wyn. Typists listed are Aline Wetmore, Bob Masx Well, Ruth Taylor, Louise Whiteley, Virginia Smith.
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Dick Shoop
Ass't
Feature Butter
International Goodwill Day Promotes Peace and Understanding
The article discusses International Goodwill Day aims to reduce war and boost international transport cooperation. It notes classroom projects and activities such as study clubs, coin collecting, and newspaper images to foster sympathy for foreign peoples and better global understanding.
School Cars Parade Reveals Student and Faculty Rides
A quirky list of cars owned by students and teachers near the school appears in a note asking readers to guess who owns each vehicle. Vehicles include a 1835 Studebaker black coach, 1929 Ford, 1936 Plymouth, 1920 Chevrolet, 1935 Dodge, and other classic models with initials indicating owners.
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Livy
Studebaker
Ford
Plymouth
Dodge
W. M
B.C
Chevrolet
H. L
Mr. K
Miscellaneous school notes and social updates from North East
Items from a North East area school describe student activities and gossip driven name changes during Pennsylvania government research. Dorothy Thompson visits Lottaville. MM Sorority meeting adjourns after lunch. Students sell Mummy and the Mumps tickets in Union City. Junior Senior Shop picnic planned at Canadahoa Lake. Prom by North East High with Redman Orchestra. several students attend events and tests at 4 PM with Mr. Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberta. Retherford
Ruth Kkinley
Victoria Staskiewicz
Donna Kepple
Union City
Canadohta Lake
Fire drill interrupts third period on Friday
Students were awakened by a fire alarm as a drill sounded in the morning. The incident prompted quick evacuation from the building with the all clear given after fifty eight seconds.
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Gal
Mr. Myers
The Mummy Draws Big Crowd At High
A Wooster Voice syndicated article tips ten social errors men make on campus. It lists items such as trying to kiss on the first date, talking about last night, attention to other girls on a double date, swearing, not opening doors, and dressing in casual wear. The piece appeals to female readers urging reform at home and on campus.
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Legiot
Wooster
Sophomore Class Plans Dance and Commencement Elections
From May 9 1932, Sophomores organize a dance in Room 1 1L for Friday May 13 with Jane Ray and Nell Lilliot arranging the orchestra and related duties. Central High sent John Love Helene Lewis Joe Mapes Neil McK Frances Woodworth Winifred Mitch ell Dorothy Wright. Senior meeting elected third speaker for Commencement, with Jane Petracco valedictorian and John Love salutatorian. Inter-class fights are abandoned in favor of a school dance with Class Day scheduled for June 6 and two issues remaining of the Hi Times before summer break.
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Jane Rayeat
Nell Lilliot
Central High School
Erier
Comy High School
John Love
Helene Lewis
Joe Mapes
Neil McK
Frances Woodworth
Winifred Mitchell
Dorothy Wright
Sheen
Finday
Ruby Kinney
Jane Petracco
Clase
Jom Love
Richard Bachomor
Init School
Putting Notes In Basket for Polkies Song Parody
A fragmentary note draft describes a parody set to Um Putting All My Eggs In One Basket. The text thanks Bob Maxwell and laments a partner reading or responding slowly, with playful, mixed phrases about notes, notes in a basket, and love dividing two.
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Polkies
Bob Maxwell
Gogh
Schedule for Examinations Announced for Juniors and Seniors
The schedule lists exams from June 2 to June 8 for grades entering Junior and Senior classes at C. H. S. Each day covers multiple subjects such as English, Latin, Bookkeeping, Geometry, Physics, Typing, Health, and more. Those scoring satisfactorily will be advanced according to achievement.
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J. H
The Mummy Comes to Corry at School Play
Corry students enjoyed the May 14 matinee of The Mummy and the Mumps. Bob Olt and Dan Fogle as Rather and Sir Hector Fish drew laughs with costume gags. crowds packed the seats Friday night.
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Corry
Rather
Bob OtLt
Hector Fish
Dane Fogle
Dick Shoop
the Athletic Association
Fragmented High School Anecdotes From a Bell Shaken Hall
A garbled list recounts teachers, students, and events at a school era. Names like Benny Baumgarten Miss Bennett Johnny Wilcox and Kirke Sawyer appear amid scattered notes on exams routines bells and Friday dances.
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Benny Baumgarten
Hi Tisnes
Gezie Jewell
Raymond Mfg. Co
Miss Bennett
Bitdie Beeler
Dible Lyons
Mike Bystryeski
Miny
Erie
Miss Tiltis
Mr. Sheen
Foreign Correspondence Students Exchange Letters With France
Foreign correspondence notes list students who write to France and other countries. Corinne Cullen-Hawaii South Africa and Ella Belle Roschie-France Honolulu are among those exchanging letters with French students. others include Shirley Larson Muliida Kamber Mavie Tobnson Bill Merrick Pauline Swanson Florence Sandin Chariotte Schramling Virginia Williams Nat ma Grice Jeantte Sorenson Inna Bennett Rose Mary Auer Harriett Hepler Sue Shaver Joan McLeay.
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France
Corinne Cullen
Hawaii
South Africa
Ella Belle Roschie
Honolulu
Shirley Larson
Muliida ‘Kamber
Mavie Tobnson
Bill Merrick
Pauline Swans
Club Period Ended for School Year
The text notes the club period ended and students to use time for study for two weeks. Exceptions include Glee Club meetings and Hi Times staff meetings on Tuesday and Thursday. Seniors may give up one study period to help with the Commencement procession.
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Glee Club
Tourill
Camel-Back Engine Halted in 1850s Development
A fragmentary note describes an early Camel-Back engine design circa 1850 intended to reduce heat and friction. The text is unclear but hints at an engine placed centrally in a vehicle, possibly for stability and cooling, with references to TENETI and a halted progress stage.
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Teneti
Five Million Spent by WPA in Erie District
Erie May 18 Slightly more than 30 million will have been disbursed by the Works Progress Administration in the Erie district by the end of the government's fiscal year. Bernard J Cochran, director, said more than five million dollars for the Erie area has gone to six northwest Pennsylvania counties. About half of the money actually spent in the Erie area went into WPA workers' homes. Materials costs have been minor in most projects though planned from the start.
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Erie
Works Propress
Kerio
Bernard J Cochran
Congressional Action For
United States
WIPA
Gockrai
Pennsylvania
WPA
Farmers Field Day at State College to feature 12 departments
Twelve departments of the Pennsylvania State College School of Agriculture will take part in a Farmers Field Day at the college on June 11. Students will conduct experiments and demonstrations. exhibitions will cover agricultural economics, agronomy, engineering, botany, dairy husbandry, forestry, home economics, horticulture, poultry, zoology, and entomology. Soil erosion experiments will be shown to visitors touring the farm. In Santa Barbara, California, the 21st annual census reports 140 wild bird species spending the winter there, up seven from last year.
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State College
Stam College
Pennsylvania State College School of Ageinnitiro
Tie Mth
Phut 'Thomas
Chatemeny
Sail
Santa Barbara
Cal
Daily Crossword Puzzle Features and Scattered Clues
A scrambled grid of clues and partial answers appears, with numerous garbled terms and missing letters. The text lists scattered word fragments like 27-A, 18-An, 31 Forms into spear, and references to names such as Anita and Philine, suggesting a puzzle page with inconsistent OCR.
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Anita
Dependence of Senses Across Childhood and Impairment
The text argues senses develop together in childhood and can be trained separately. It debunks the idea that blind people gain heightened other senses to compensate for sight loss, noting there is no natural compensation for combined blindness and deafness and citing Ackermann’s fallacies.
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Ackermann
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hiltimes Staff
Buitor
Chaine Woster
Norma Bennett
Hattor
Mary Gillette
Betty Fogle
Bag
Inferius
Pontiac
Dorothy Thompson
Lottaville
Marie Veltenburg
P. D
T Ie
Yen Allsburg
Flynn Osborne
Bob Devos
New York City
von Hindenberg
Germany
Bob
Bul, P
Chine
Nell
Martha Marie Hawkins
Dps Redman
Bob Bracken
Feri Raymond
Joan Reach
Mr. Anderson
Harriet Hepler Isaid
Hil City
Dorothy Jones
North East
Margaret Jane King
Bernie Olds
Anne Wolford
Virginia Sullivan
Weil McKay
Clarence Huth
Anderson
Bennett—Gons
Blair
Blanden
Tinion City
Smith
Philadephia
Titus
Catherine May Owers
Miss Bennet
Mr. Blanden
Miss Blair
Mr. Byler
Mrs. McCormick
Myers
McCormick
Works Progress Administration
Farmers
Daily Cross
Groole
Loddees
Latter Dawn
Cleale
Mikarmed
Aniwor
Hox Gat
Paatuo
Hatch Bay
Warren
Jom Popoyithy
Spartansburg, R. D
S. E
Erie County
Wiile
G. C. Heberting Company
Dept
Bloomington
Worle
Carl L. Stockton
Heatrola
Earl Mesaenger
Columbus
R. D. Lataue
Hamilton Beach
South Center Street
Brockmann
North Center Street
Bert Barcus
East High Street
Viet City
Gould Streat
West
Churen Atreet
Jame
Hou Simmer Street
C. G. Ha
Shady Avenue
Pleasant Street
Washington
Wayne
York
Real Estate
Van
Catherine O'Day
Register of Wills
Frank O'Day
Wayne Stret
Blaine Kincaid
Hayle
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