Hi Times Staff Represented at Northwestern Convention
Six members of the Hi Times staff attended a Quill and Scroll convention at Meadville High School on November 7. Professor W. P. Norton opened the day for about seventy five student delegates from northwestern Pennsylvania schools.
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Journalam
Meadville
Quill and Keroll
Scholastic
W. P. Norton
Pennsylvania
Troxell
Philadelphia
Bernie Olds
J. R. Shultz
Allegheny College
Mead New Trine
Lawrence Jones
Puzzle asks for engineer's name on Continental Limited
Detroit readers are told of a logic puzzle where three crew members Jones Robinson and Smith and three passengers J S and By speculate about the engineer. Clues involve Ottawa Montreal drive and salary. The problem promises a solution next week by Martin A. Klaver.
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Mich
ABS
Continental Limited
Jones
Robinson
Smith
Ively
Ottawa
Montreal
Hi Times
Martin A. Klaver
Armistice Day School Schedule and Club Notes
Fragmented notes recount Armistice Day observance with morning-only classes on November 11 and a 12 15 dismissal. Mentions of a group of nine girls calling themselves the J G yyas hell, a study hall gathering, and a planning meeting for upcoming events. References to a float, votes, and various school activities appear in garbled form.
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J. G. Yyas
Rati Sen
Beavers Triumph Over Union High In 26 to 0 Victory
Beavers beat Union High 26 to 0 in Union City on November 6. Corry dominated with two second quarter touchdowns by Dave, Thorpe 85 yard interception return, and Fleming on a late fourth quarter pass for a touchdown. Cory earned twelve first downs to Union’s seven as Beavers’ defense and line controlled the game.
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McCallen
Union City
Beavers
Union High
Dave
Thorpe
Mike Sprovers
Corry
Fleming
Cory
Union
Football superstitions plagued 1931 team rituals
A quirky 1931 football squad clings to habits for luck. Capt. Bachomer demands a doughnut before kickoff while Taylor warns against rabbits feet and snakes in socks. DeJean relies on gum, Beagle’s pet claim, Mountain preps with a comb, and Daye Thorpe Sprovers separate to hear themselves. Manager Huth swears by a corn cob to win.
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BacHomer
Thayert
Rabbit
Thomas
Taylor
DeJeans
Beagle
Mountain
Luc Daye
Thorpe
Sprovers
Huth
Corry
Challenge for new school songs reaches Strept Council
A quirky message seeks writers to craft fresh school gongs and submit them to Strept Council. The note mentions an Irving Besline among the group and urges everyone tired of indie school songs to participate in this quirky venture.
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Strept Council
Irving Besline
Juniors Sponsor Dance Night for Prom Funds
A Saturday dance sponsored by the Junior class will feature music from a North West orchestra. Proceeds go toward the Junior-Senior prom. Attendees are promised a pleasant evening.
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North Wast
Times Potpourri roundup of student nicknames and mischief
A collage of school gossip and nicknames from Walter Winchell style notes. It mentions Tommy Quinn and Lawrence Klinar, self myths, junior high events, a nine AM game for fourth and fifth graders, stunts and a big bang with a firecracker, and various students like Neil Thorpe and Neil McKay. Also notes missing senior boys, a notable worm anecdote, and a playful dialogue between students and family.
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Walter Winchell
Everyydy
Thin Weel
Tommy
Alfred) Quinn
Lawrence
Ferry
Klinar
Fairgrounds
Neil
Thorpe
Youngstown
Hendrickson
High Skull
M. M's
Apples) McKay
Bennett Brothers
Corty
Allen
Bernard
North East
Alton
Union C Ity
van Drenar
Smith
McKay
Sonny
Dave
Pittsburgh
Srt
Claudia
Paderewski
Theiboys Glee Club
George
Gle
Bunny Dryden Delivers Fine Performance on Tight Wire
Tuesday morning at the 101 Ranch and Wild West Show Bunny Dryden starred with a string of wire acts. He walked a tight rope across Maga Fairy, stood on one hand, knee walking, and balanced a chair on the wire. He flipped, jumped, and did strength feats on a horizontal bar while bending spikes and biting them. An inflated inner tube burst on a Dunlop tube, shown to exceed machine pumps. Half the proceeds benefited the Athletic Association.
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Bunny Dryden
101 Ranch
Dryden
Stich
Eandy
Dunlop Company
Bunny
Miss Barr
The
Athletic Association
Corry High School Students Publish Visionary Note
A student edited piece from Corry High School reflects on education's view through metaphorical glasses. It laments aging campus grandeur and urges clear, forward looking learning to shape a well rounded Senior High life without letting past neglect obscure future prospects.
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Jne
Rds
Pinchot Road Policy Opposed by Motor Club
A Erie county group denounces Governor Pinchot plan to complete the East and West Lake roads immediately to relieve unemployment. Attorney Robert Pirman says the conference with the governor occurred after learning state funds may be available. The governor agrees both roads are needed and will pursue funding with highways secretary, noting parts were paid for last year. Eight miles on the east end and four on the west remain to complete the projects, forming vital arteries when finished.
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BRIE
Goveror
Gifford Pinchots
Lake
Erie
Erie County
Hartisburg
Robert Pirman
Pinchot
West Lake
Immediate
Hon
Counfer
Secretary of Highways
School News Roundup From Across Towns Report
Exchange notes from Lion Pa Senior class with former teacher Misa Hess plans a February play A Full House. Scotland Pa boys hold annual rabbit hunt catching eighteen rabbits by cornering and pinning them. Union High Girard Pa seniors lead in a contest for a $20 prize ending May 20. Pueblo High plans annual vedevil social with girls preparing rates and footing the hill. Cambridge Nebr high cuts practice time to 8 80 am during football season. Sloan Hendrick Academy Imboden Ark a gum chewing student must supply sticks for mates and teacher.
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Misa Hess
Scotland
Union Hi Times
Union High School
Girard
Pueblo
Pueblo High
Cambridge
Nebr
Cambridge High School
T Imboden
Ark
Sloan-Hendrit Academy
Classified Advertising Offers Female Help and Listings
Classified ad seekress for female situations wanted, housework or general work, encouraging readers to respond. Local listings include furniture, rooms for rent, automobiles, livestock, and building services, with various contact notes and prices.
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Monumenta
Rewpalen
RooBig G—Insurance
Sursty Banda
Lemdarior
Femare
Eae Bovanger
Bosta
Arthur ‘Miller
R. Johnson
W. Wayne Street
Bieteeain
Emi
Corry
River warning etched as NO TIO in Steghuhite land
A fragment describes a small village near a dangerous stream with a warning painted on a stone reading NO TIO. The text notes strangers should beware crossing when water is high and mentions the area called Steghuhite, a nickname for Connecticut.
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Trish
Michigan student Mise Florence Clement rises as editor
In 1927 she entered Atlantic City as Mise Kalamazoo and four years later becomes editor of the Michigan Law Review for scholarly achievement. The recognition marks a notable shift from the old stereotype of beauty pageant contestants to academic distinction at the University of Michigan.
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University of Michigan
Mise Florence Clement
Atlantic City
Mise Kalamazoo
Michigan Law Review
Scholastic Ee
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