Senior High Organizes Clubs for 33 34 Year
Senior High presents a list of clubs for the year including Glee, French, Stencil, Radio, Health, Study, Rod and Gun, and Dramatic. Officers are named for several groups, with Glee led by Virginia Kysan and other posts held by Dora Phelps, Rita Waite, Deleo Reesink, Gordon Rhenberg, Dorothy Gauffreau, Eleanor Speck, and Marcella Garcity. The new Radio Club aims to foster amateur radio interest under Walter Auer Jr, with Ell Ames as president and Victor Dietzel as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tne
Glee Club
Mies Youngs
Virginia Kysan
Betty
Dorothy Gauffreau
Wilflir Lathret
Disk Mountain
Wesley Soumens
Treamirer
Donkla
Bernard Thorpe
Walter Auer, Jr
Mdios
Jis
Ell Ames
Treammen
Victor Dietwel
Wholesome Holes Tale From the Razzle Dazzle Firm
Simon F. Belch leads the Raazie Dazzle Doughnut Hole Conversion Corporation Limited, touting an absurd world of doughnut holes turned into holes for socks wells fence posts and Swiss cheese. The firm markets collapsible holes portable by handle and aimed at easing labor, with quirky notes about Swiss language authors and imagined uses in education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industr Try
Simon F. Belch
Raazie
Hole Vonverting Corporation, Ltd
Corpor
Ation
Gaserts
Mr. Selo
Century
Zibedia E. Blatto
Ig A Naive
Switzerland
Nis Company
Gonverting Corporation
Avitha
Daramer
Jermiah Plotz
Beton
He Corporation
Beloh
Diary columnists tease town life in Off City gossip
An eclectic diary page riffs on local residents and teachers, noting gossip about Engle, Corry Independents gear, Bud Merrick, Kenneth and Marcella, Miss O’Hare, and various students. The verbose column jabs at school life, uniforms, pranks, and-roomroom antics with playful asides and nameless anecdotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Off City
Engle
Harle
Corry
Bud Merrick
Jamie
Kenneth
Marcella
Bill Jewell
Cerain Lottsville
Miss O'Hare
Miss.o'hare
Mr. Anderson
Alderson
Clyde Stass
Bob
Cowboy
Jewell
Buck
Dimamick
Bob Roelofs
Soph
Hen
Katharine Wojchiechowski
Peter” Hixson
Hines
Hi Times
Nolan
Cady
Flick
Ralph
Bullet
Garauleton
Miss Rowland
Betty Wilcox
Muir
Matty
Calegrove
GFP
Bud Taya
Ny Gate
Virginie
Deaton
Present Occupations of 1933 Graduates
A list of graduates and their reported occupations or current status. Many entries show working in stores, hospitals, or various workplaces. Several names are followed by a question mark or unclear designation, with some at home or attending colleges. The transcription contains numerous typos and garbled items, but preserves names such as Beatrice Brown, Miriam Milla, Oleta Perking, Dean Kennedy, Ness Phoxpe, Edith Sireeter, and Beatrice Stockton among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McVaugh
Gladys
Milla
Miriam
Mulligan
Helen
Hiie Business College
Perking
Oleta
Penn State
Pitt
Gee
Robbins
Howard
University Ofincinnati- Sireeter
Edith
Thomas
Etamay
Hinman
Alton
Teennedy
Dean
Trvinean
Season tickets offered at bargain rates for Corry High
The 1083 Athletic Association plans a single season ticket covering all sports costing sixty cents, enabling students to attend at least fourteen home games. The move aims to boost school spirit and financial support with united student participation for a successful sports program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletic Association
Anderson
Fhe
Huty Gents
Corry High
Sophomore Class Bulletin Of Quirky Pairings And Notes
Mary Brooks wears earrings. Aegines Mata walks the study hall third period. Ralph Cady dates widely. Virgil Hanriett Colegrove blushes. Betty Wilcox writes biology papers. Virginis Reed rushes to see purple moments. Ginny Smith mails red notes. Raymont sea Cee hatter and Herbert Lovelindle crack wise. Joel Baressi grins. mushy notes and all homework mark the term. vacations hinted but not pursued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Brooks
Aegines Mata
Ralph Cady
Virgil
Hanriett Colegrove
Betty Wilcox
Virginis
Reed
Ginny Smith
Herbert Lovelindle
Joel Baressi
Tose
Gerry High Times Names Student Editors and Staff
A student newspaper from Gerry High School lists the editor in chief Raymond, assistant editor Rita Waite, managing editor Mary Sears, sports editor Paul Brynollion, and other staff including Ruth Taylor and Eleanor Speck. Faculty adviser Miss O H_are and contributors Jane Maxwell Charlotte Schramling Richard Helsast Bruce Dearing and others are named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi Times
Gerry High School
Dame Raymond
Rita Waite
Mary Sears
Gordon Rehabire
Paul Brynollion
Robert Roelers
Ruth ‘Taylor
Eleanor Speck
Mareela Garrity
Amelia Christansin
Elsie Racke
Miss O'Hare
Jane Maxwell
Charlotte Schramling
Richard Helsast
Bruce Dearing
Helen Gumbletom
Elaine Foster
Bob Haines
Harriett Colegrove
Jack Bell
Martha Brookmans
Getting A Start In School Year Resolutions
The piece urges students to set proper academic goals at school year start, stressing steady effort, avoiding leisure detours, and maintaining focus on study. It cautions freshmen and sophomores about distractions, highlighting the importance of yearlong commitment to classes and assessments.
Teachers Meet at Titusville October 13 14
About 2000 teachers in the northwestern district of the Pennsylvania State Education Association will convene in Titusville on Friday and Saturday October 13 and 14. Supt G A Stetson expects over half to attend, with 200 staying overnight. Private homes may host visitors. accommodations will be paid by teachers. The program includes talks by Tulian H Bryan and Carlos Davi, Miss Tan M Tarbell, and Dr Harry C McTown, with a Saturday morning business session and Parent-Teacher work discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cttusville
Pennsylvania
State Ediestion Association
Snjd
G. A. Stetson
Titusville
Hierald
Stetson
Arthur G. Hellen
Warren B. Norton
Mead Ville
Princeton
Tulian H. Bryan
Soviet Russia
Carlos Davi
United States
America
Tan M. Tarbell
New York
Tle District Association
Harry C. Mctown
University of Pittsburgh
Lauren, Greenwood
Coskesville
Pennsylvania, Congress
Bryan
Meeting and school notices in late September issue
The room elects home room officers with 27 votes cast from 28 present. Millard Engle is president, Victor Dietzel vice president, Ralph Blick secretary treasurer, EH Ames and Paul Bryzakson as council representatives. Senior girls hold season kickoff meeting to set biweekly Tuesday gatherings led by Miss Blair. Various classroom tardiness, events, and student notes follow, including a candy sale and a Halloween countdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millard Engle
Victor Dietzel
Ralph Blick
EH Ames
Cowell
Paul “Bryzakson
Migs Bennett
Ri Hey
Mepling
Miss‘ Blair
Frances Cooper
Dot Pirater
Miss O'Hara
Macie Johson
Lola Warren
Chicago
Ruth Deming
Pinchey
Death Claims Dimetro Kovach in Corry Home
Dimetro Kovach 55 dies after eight months illness at home 782 East South Street Corry Pennsylvania Born in Austria Hungary December 12 1878 he had lived in the United States 30 years coming to Corry four years ago He leaves widow Anna son Gherlee and several daughters Helen Popovich and others all at home Also two brothers Charles Anaghopes Rovech and a sister Helen Popovich Services to be held at a local church with burial in the cemetery The Grief Society is announced by the Corry Tamestown Manufacturing Company family members and friends are asked to attend the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wunétro Sabyach
Ucdd
East South Street
Austria Hungary
United States
Corry
Torrie Jast
Kavochasf Been
Austria
Husgry
Uva
Tence
Gieil
Classified Ads Tone Hidden in a Murky Notice
A garbled classified ad notice explains publisher rights and ad insertion rules. It notes advertisers may be charged for initial and repeated insertions and offers mail order handling with per word pricing. The fragment hints at announcements section and general journal advertising policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department 4
Exford
Merel
Che Widely Cankeee Aen at Magnsing at 7 pl
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Capella, Molsein, and a gathering at Tomy with an event tied to a 7 pm time. References a sample vend, pallies stubs, and a base WRAL designation. Details are unclear and partially garbled.
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Butt
Molsein
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