High School Tri Hi Y Clubs Organize New Chapters
High school Tri Hi Y clubs begin formation with separate class groups. Senior officers include Jane Maxwell president Rita Waite vice president Belly Roach secretary Ruth Buss treasurer under Miss Titus. Sophomore unit led by Miss Blair planned November 7 Boston party. committee Roberta Ress Jean MacLees Harriet Wynn Norma Grice Joan McLean. Junior club sponsor is Miss Bennett with expansion expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Titus
Jane Maxwell
Rita Waite
Belly Roach
Ruth Buss
Migs Bennett
Scattel Dore
Miss Blair
Roberta Ress
Jean MacLees
Harriet Wynn
Norma Grice
Joan ‘McLean
Pilskam
What Would We Do If We Didn't Have Trees
Verse from a classroom discussion by Harriett McLean in a G. and I. class. The text ponders dependence on trees for birds bees ships water and shade and imagines a world without them. The poem ends noting its origin as a class discussion.
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Tieseaa
Harriett McLean
Dancing Party for A. A. Proves Fine Success
The Corry High Student Council sponsored a successful dance last Saturday in the Junior High gym. Night Hawks provided music from 8:30 to 1:30 for a large crowd including many outsiders, with chaperones Mr Myers, Mr and Mrs Pilskain, and Mr and Mrs Sheen.
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Corry High
Night Hawks
Myers
Pilskain
HI Times Corry High Showl
Student editors oversee the Corry High School publication with Jane Maxwell as editor in chief and a campus staff including Blaine Foster Ruth Taylor and Betty Rosch in editorial roles. The paper credits Mary Bennett and Mary Geiger among reporters under Miss O Hi as faculty adviser.
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HI Times Corry High Shhowl
Jane Maxwel
Blaine Foster
Ruth Taylor
Betty Rosch
Bruce Dearing
Bob Brockmann
Clinton Haines
Betty Byers
Dorothy Neylon
Ruth Johnson
Charlotte Schramling
Fern Raymond
Loyalty as a school virtue and future work ethic
A student essay extols loyalty to fellow students and teachers as essential duty. It ties fidelity to school duties, respect for rules, and diligent work to future success in business life. The piece frames loyalty as an ideal guiding behavior in high school and beyond.
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Lily Associates
Gor Nabus
Nyien
Hallowe'en Activities and School News Digest
Myrtle Kysar was absent due to illness. Lora May Wells hosted a Halloween party with many students including Blaine Foster Marian Pitt Evelyn Merritt Betty Byers Jane Wells Junior Ohrn Jack Bell Don Paulaon Ozaie Jewell Roy Reed Tee Shoemaker etc. The drama club, cheer readers, and N. C. Sorority held events with parties, meals, dancing, and awards. Martha Hawkins hosted a large Woman's Club gathering with games and refreshments. Joan Roach and others staged Halloween events. scavenger hunts and pranks occurred. The TClb held its first meeting, and a city snake dance drew students downtown.
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Lora
May Wells
Blaine Foster
Marian Pitt
Evelyn Merritt
Betty Byers
Jane Wells
Junior Ohrn
Jack Bell
Don Paulaon Ozaie Jewell
Roy Reed
Tee Shoemekeen
Spanish Woman Dead at 103 in Alicante
Maria Miralles aged 103 in Alicante died after a long life of health and service. She was survived by 34 children and 21 great grandchildren, with extended family and ties noted in the local community.
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Alicante
Spain
Maria Miralles
Wer
Dent
Whereabouts of 1934 Graduates
A list of 1934 graduates and their study or training paths across several institutions. Eli Ames attends Erie General Theatric School, Gladys Bogart Northwestern Bible School in Minneapolis, Minnie Burr Maryville College in Tennessee, Nora Deming Edinboro State Teachers College in Edinboro, Robert Hates Taylor University in Indiana, Richard Halfast Taylor, Betty Kalferlin Edinboro State Teachers College, Hut Nichols training as nurse at Hamot Hospital, Marie Raymond Bucknell University in Lewisburg, Norma Warner Pennsylvania State College, Dorothy Williams training as nurse at Warren General Hospital.
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Eli Ames
Erie General Thetric
Gladys Bogart
Northwestern Bible School
Minneapolis
Minti yBmilie Burr
Maryville
Mrie
Dane Raymond
Bubleticll University
Lewisburg
Noman Warner
Pennsylvania State College
Dorothy Willams
Warren Genere
Students Help In Reducing Athletic Debt
The Athletic Association faced a debt of about 600 dollars at year start. An additional 259 dollars for football equipment raised the total to 850 dollars. Thanks to student effort and a 100 dollar donation from Cor mian, plus 250 dollars paid, the debt stood 45.52 on November 1st. With community cooperation, the group aims to cut the debt, monthly reports posted on the bulletin board.
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Corrian
Athletic Association
Hart
Cormian
Corry
Snooze and Boot Club Haunts the Woods for Coons
A long, digressive account of the Snooze and Boot Club, alias the H A M Club, detailing a harebrained hunt two weeks ago last Thursday. The outing ends with mishaps, a cold, and plans for a future rabbit Snoozing while outlining bizarre angling and pest‑control antics.
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H. A. M. Club
Lie Broup
Snoors
Clut
Lvervous
Land 8 Club
Hi Times Club Welcomes New Members at Tryouts
The Hi Times Club adds two prospective members Mary Alice Geiger and Norma Bermett after recent tryouts. Interested students should see Miss O'Hare for joining details and to share news with the club.
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Hi Times
Mary Alice Geiger
Norma Bermett
Miss O'Hare
Lote & Star
Walter Winchell Heys’ Bunters
Who's Who Football Player and School Celebrities
The article highlights student leaders and highlights from Corry High School. It profiles Ral Taylor a football player touted as a future star and notes school clubs teachers and senior student volunteers. It mentions Miss Bennett Thacher and Miss Hennett guiding drama and tri hi y activities.
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Corry High
Quirky Snippets From Early Papers on Food and Family
A muddled excerpt catalogues odd notes about ants and a joke on modern civilization, then shifts to a father statistician tallying Saturday shopping, golf, and three children with counts for balloons, crossings, and repeats, ending with a wry look at parental time and routines.
Donation Tea Planned by Catholic Daughters for Sisters of Mercy
Arrangements for a donation tea sponsored by Court Conception No 23 Catholic Daughters of America to benefit the Sisters Of Mercy. Mrs P G Wood is chairman. The event will be held Thursday November on First Avenue with refreshments served.
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Court Conception No. 23
Catholic Daughters of America
Sisters of Mercy
P. G. Wood
First Avenue
Woman Fatally Shot by Husband in Hunting Accident
Moore, 25, died after a shotgun discharged while her husband Samuel H. Moore prepared to go hunting near Kingsley Township, Korent County. The blast struck her hip, tore upward, lodged in the abdomen, and she died within an hour. An inquest found death resulted from accidental shooting by her husband.
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Moore
Samuel H. Moore
John Burden
Stare
Kingsley Township
Korent County
Haslet
Joorener
Registration Surge Hits City Hall on Election Saturday
On Saturday the city registrar’s office was crowded as 300 more residents registered for the upcoming election. Ralph C Benedict, clerk to the commissioners, estimated over 4000 have enrolled since October 6, a record high, with turnout split roughly between Republicans and Democrats. An observer brought 11 people who were registered and then demonstrated voting on a machine before the crowd dispersed.
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Ralph C. Benedict
Jammuil
Goridor
Suurday
Bird's Nest Soup Brand From Sarawak Gains Notice
A fragment describes a bird's nest soup product with ingredients and origins. It mentions a Sarawak brand and references related regions like Beles and the Gaat Indies, noting a growing market and top quality of the product amid unclear lines from OCR.
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Hye Pire
Wien
Sarawak
Beles
Gaat Indies
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