Bachofner Becomes New President Of Student Council
October 2 1931 reports favoring ballots used for the Student Council election with 148 total votes. Richard Bacharher led with 72 votes, followed by Orris Thayer 31 and Bernice Olds 12, other candidates receiving 14 or fewer votes.
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Annal
Dick” Bachofner
Thayer
Board of Elecion
Richard Bacharher
Orris Thayer
Bernice Olds
Guy Butters
Ray Beagle
Dick Bachernet
Sucess
Forceful Campaign Talks at Assembly
Candidates for school president spoke at a Thursday morning assembly outlining platforms for 1931 1932. Guy Butters advocated earlier school start and dances plus stronger athletic support and school spirit. Ray Reagle pledged cooperation with the faculty and students and promised to improve sports and activities. Bernice Olds urged a democratic student council serving large student wishes and cooperation with faculty. Orris Thayer pledged duties of office with teachers and students. Dick Bashofmen avoided a fixed platform, favoring careful consideration of student issues and promoting standards and fellowship. Election by Athletic Association members followed.
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Guy Butters
Ray Reagle
Sheen
Etter
Bernice Olds
Corry Senior High
Conneil
Knd
Orris Thayer
Dick Bashofmen
Sam
The
Athletic Association
Travel Club Outing at Giants Cave Feasts and Yells
The Trays Club held a wiener and marshmallow feast at Giants Cave Thursday evening with about thirty people attending. The gathering featured singing school yells and a cheerful, rustic outing atmosphere. A separate note mentions three youngsters found sobbing in a corner, highlighting a lighthearted local scene with playful mischief and social activity.
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Giants Cave
Presidential Nomination Class Held Student Elections
Very important class meetings were held last Tuesday to nominate the school president. Sophomores and Juniors chose one Junior candidate. Seniors nominated two Senior candidates. Sophomores named Dicie Bachofner as Senior candidate and Guy Butters as Junior candidate. Juniors named Didh Bachofner as Senior candidate and Ray Beagle as Junior candidate. Seniors named Bernive Olds and Orris Thayer as Senior candidates.
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Tueadey
Ayne
Dicie Bachofner
Cau
Didate
Guy Butters
Didh “Ofner
Ray Beagle
Bernive Olds
Orris Thayer
Former Faculty Advisor of School Paper Recalls Hello
One of the exchanges received by the Hi Times mentions Red Lion Hilltop of Red Lion Pennsylvania with Rebecca J Heas faculty advisor. The Tour page paper published biweekly sends best wishes for her future endeavors and notes her as a former teacher.
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Hi Times
Red Lion Hilltop
Red Lion
Rebecca J. Heas
Avery
High School Rifle Team Shines with Strong Scores
The Willows shoot drew twenty seven competitors on September 26. Clifford Lawson led with 97, Kennedy 92, Lathrop 81, Butters 81, Sweet 81 as the group eyes joining the National Rifle Association and plans postal matches against other high school teams.
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Anderson
the Willows
Clifford Lawson
Dean Kennedy
Wilbur Lathrop
Guy Butters
Art Sweet
National Rifle Association
Girls Prove Cheer Leaders Shine in Assembly
A pep assembly on September 25 featured three new cheerleaders Beatrice Hillings Prantes Winer and Jifamay Thomas. The girls demonstrated strong pep and movement, leading the crowded auditorium in lively, laughter-filled cheer.
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Pep Assembly
Wnnay
Beatrice Hillings
Prantes Winer
Jifamay Thomas
Suefr
Change in election dropped at school meeting
A contemplated change in student council election was abandoned after presentation to students. The plan would have voters vote through home representatives rather than individually in sections. The faculty kept the traditional method using a preferential ballot, found satisfactory in the October 1 election. M M meeting at Miss Helene Lewis home featured refreshments games and cards. Sporty Club candy sale Thursday noon supported the Ladies Auxiliary and the Wy organization with profits shared.
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Rego
M.M
Helene Lewis
East Hond Street
His TIMES POTPOURRI in college notes and reminiscences
A nostalgic Potpourri column recalls past student council jokes from 1929 with “Vote for Bud Shaver” signs, reports on Corrian and orchestra men, and recollections of Senior and Sophomore antics. It notes the arm slinged Ammi York, Kerone’s limp, a lunch at the typing club, and a beauty contest spurring a new guessing game.
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Bud Shaver
Norman York
Hi Times
Corry
Warren
Amos York
Ammie
Jack Kerone
Conny
Pathfinder
Uris
Don DeJean
Don
Olive Hixson
Typing Club
Lillian Coyle
Rifle team seeks girls interest under Mr Anderson
A notice invites girls to join a rifle team directed by Mr Anderson pending sufficient interest. Students are urged to meet him. Readers are reminded to view senior yearbook photos in the library courtesy of Mr Brooks and Hepnly's Studio involved in the Cortan contract. Two students from rooms 7 and 8 watch the birdle daily.
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Brooks
Hepnly
Cortan
Teo
Veterinarian and son freed in murder case case
Mrs Lillian Collings named two Conn men as not pirates in the killing of Benjamin P Collings and the canoe attack. The Richies were released from custody and consider suing Daytona Beach for false arrest after police detainment following newspaper reports of the murder inquiry.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Connecticut
Collings
Lillian Collings
Dy Les We Ritchis
Wollisn
South Norwalk
Conn
Benjamin P. Collings
Ritchies
Mitchie
Luke
Corry High School Student Editors Named
The Hi Times lists Corry High School staff including Editor Dees Bernice Olds Associate Editor Orla Ewing Managing Editor Helene Lewis and Oleta Perkins with Mias Hendrickson as Proof Reader Advisor.
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HI Times
Students of
Corry High School
Dees Bernice Olds
Orla Ewing
Helene Lewis
Oleta Perkins
Mias Hendrickson
An Ill Wind And The Gossip That Follows
A satirical piece describes a rumor mill blowing through a town. Missing names and tangled fragments show how gossip spreads from family to family, scudding reputations and driving a couple to seek a new home as wind and tongues swirl. The tone mocks gossip’s damage and urges calm.
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Aeolus
Mother Hubbard
Unis
Mer
Meyer
Classified Advertising and Subdivision of Listings 1891
A lengthy classifier listing outlines advertisement categories for readers. It notes how ads are edited, charged per word, and deadlines for three or six insertions. It also catalogs sections from Announcements to Wanted notices, and real estate, merchandise, services, and room rentals with example lines and contact instructions.
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Faserga
Umea
Saia S
Hiro
Tremale
Hooma
Taya
Hiousen
Ta—Lake
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John Howe
Neil Mckay
Orville Johnsob
Etta Kett
Ange
Mr. Anderson
Henry F. Misselwitz
United Press Staff
F. Burkhardt
W. Frederick St
Poe
Oniy Pea
Ersonal Finance
Heiat Losin Secinny
Jouth Center ST
Washington St
Holf Work
West Smith Street
Tse
Arculus
Mt. Vernon
Wyandotte
W. A. Bugare Journal
P.mars
HLCG
Warner
Ward
Willraus
East Main
B. E. Lee
RD. 8
Gould Street
Wert's Greery
Bath
Dempsey's Market
John B. Patterson
J. 4. Norton
Branke Tin Street
Care
Nort Center Pircel
Doane
West Main
Ting
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