Elections Head Seniors and Sophomores at Corry High
Reported student elections show senior officers led by Victor Dietzel with Martha Brockman as vice president and Virginia Kysar as secretary, while Robert Hales won treasurer on a peculiar ballot. Sophomore officers elected include Duane Fogle as president and Don Paulson as vice president, with Alert Rathbun as secretary and Bob Roelots as treasurer. Junior class met Sept 29 electing Lee Shoemaker as president Karl Whitaker as vice president and Dorothy Neylon as treasurer, amid a crowded auditorium and questions about student involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ute Senlove
Miss Titus
Cras
Werte
Victor Dietel
Martha Brockman
Virginia Kysar
Robert Hales
Ring Im Senior High School
Folllows
Duane Fogle
Don Paulson
Alert Rathbun
Tredsurer
Bob Roelots
Jurnors
Restilth
Zullows
Lee Shoemaker
Karl Whitaker
Dorothy Neylon
Ada Ware
Helly
Carl Hixon
Munday
Corry High
A Trip Through Chicago's 1933 World Fair Architecture
A first person tour through the Century of Progress in Chicago describes vast illuminated pavilions and modernist buildings. The journey passes the administration building Sears Roebuck Italian Swedish Czechoslovakia and Italian pavilions plus the Hall of Science and the Hall of Religion noting artifacts such as the Dhalice of Antioch valued at $300 000 and a jewel like sky ride view from tall towers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Michigan
Sheld Aquarium
Sears and Roebuck
Anther Soutt
Italy
Czechoslovakia
Weldon
Jebel
China
Selerice
Graphic Arts
Gutenberg Press
Antioch
Yale
School gossip and mischief at the Arcade in the week prior
A lively note from the student paper complains about a mishap during football, teases classmates and staff, and urges purchase of athletic tickets. It mentions Mr. Myers, coach Sears, Ruth Ganston, and Bud Nichols, with jokes about the 70s and Russia, and notes the Arcade shows and office visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.G
Don Paulson
Mr. Myers
Jeave Sears
Don
Ruth Ganston
Coset
Gus
Mabel
Marcia
Mr. Ramsey
Russia
Bud Nichols
Bud Deyoe
Dramatic Hub Announces Officers and Training Plans
In the Dramatic Hub meetings the in charge outlines entertainment duties for the group. The general plan includes ongoing Virammpica work and special training for the Junior play. At the last meeting officers were elected President Roy Reet, Vice president Jack Beuygant or Brice Dearing, treasurer Gertrilite Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Reet
Jack Beuygant
Brice Dearing
Gertrilite Reed
PSYCHO ANALYSIS COLUMN REPORTS DAISY OF ERRATIC NOTES
A fragmented column mixes gossip and scraps on politics and scandal. It references a president figure, a coach, and various students and teachers in a chaotic style with unclear names and events, reflecting a quirky schoolroom vibe.
Warren humorist delights students at gathering
An event at Warren featuring a humorist entertained students with lively banter and anecdotes. The program included remarks from local figures and a brief address by the mayor, praising student efforts and community involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Hi Times Appeals for Students Cooperation
Hi Times staff appeals to students to contribute six shillings for publication in the school paper. The editor requests any fees or suggestions, aiming to publish material and improve the Hi Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HI Times
Senior High elects Student Council members
On September 27 the Seniors elected their Student Council representatives and alternates by homeroom. Notable names include Bravel Deering Hart Whitaker Harriett Avlezroye Rita Waite Margaret Jane King Virginia McCloskey Harrison Curtins Pan Milashin Beulah Jovioh Pred Walsit and others as room reps with various alternates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bravel Deering
Hart Whitaker
Lee Shoemaker
Norman Orsell
Harriett Avlezroye
Rita Waite
Jane Maxwell
Ruth Bush
Margaret Jane King
Carrinne Cullen
Virginia ‘McCloskey
Bchrimling
Altway Aly
Loch Wells
Beavers Confident Despite Loss and Schedule Outlook
Beavers suffer a 2-0 defeat to Falconer in the season’s second game, leaving fans disappointed yet hoping to win remaining matches. Athletic funding needs boosting as football and basketball gear demand grows, with home games urged to draw student turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High
Falconer
Beavers
Lekmy
Gebubtadly
Geason
Athletic Association
Athletica
Wesleyville
Sheffield
Youngsville
North Bask
Union City
Shem
Tao
Support Our School Pride and Student Efforts
Community call to back the school with time and resources urging puncuality and participation. Parents teachers and students are asked to rally for programs perks and leadership while preserving traditions and school spirit.
Corry Teachers Plan to Attend District Meet
Corry teachers plan to attend the Northwestern District meeting of the Pennsylvania State Educational Association in Tithaville Friday and Saturday. The program includes two major addresses by Julien Bryan on Youth of Soviet Russia and Carlos Davila on Pan American Peace Plans, plus sessions led by George Q. Moore Ida Tarbell and Laura S. Greenwood. The Friday afternoon session in Titusville will feature the Bryan and Davila talks, with the school program adjusting to accommodate teachers traveling to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tithaville
Pennsylvania State Educational Association
Titusville High School
Julien H. Bryan
Soviet Russia
Carlos Davila
United States
Julien Bryan
Latin America
Annetté Grombine
Titusville
Ida
M. Tarbell
C. C. Crawford
State ‘Teachers (College
Eginboro
Parent-Teachers Association
Laura S. Greenwood
Pennsylvania Congress of Parents and ‘Teachers
Coatesville
Fragmented Schoolyard Gossip From A Fragmented Page
A noisy mix of names, nicknames, and social snippets appears in disjoint notes. The text sketches students, teachers, and events with scattered gossip and inside jokes, including Bud Kayoo, Juliet Gimbleton, and Merjoria McHirey, amid a jumble of schoolyard chatter.
School Band Trip to Lottsville Community Fair
The high school band traveled to Lottsville on Friday September 30 to take part in a community fair. They opened with a parade and performed at the athletic field, showcasing marching, music, and a soccer game with Sugar Grove. A dodgeball match, archery, and horseshoes followed, with a group band photo taken by a Lottsville resident. The unit then toured displays and planned a trip to Edinboro on October 17 for open house exercises headlined by Governor Gifford Hinchot, inviting members to advance personal interests during the inauguration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottsville
Dottsville
Auletic Acla
Sugar Grove
Lottaville
Lottsvile
Edinboro
Gifford Hin~chot
Unclear fragmentary gossip with names and misheard lines
A jumbled collection of names and phrases about people like Aunile nay Dietzil and Phoebe Williams. The text references Tack Bell and Roy Reeds, and mentions Abby, Anastasia, Lupe, and Cinty in teasing or social scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aunile
Dietzil
Tack Bell
Roy
Corry High School Student Newspaper Staff List
Published by Corry High School students with Jane Raymon as editor in chief and Gordon Remburg as sports editor. Names include Paul Brynvisson business manager and Mary Sears assistant business manager.
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Hi Times
Corry High School
Charlotte Schramling
Marion Pitt
F. 1. Babbitt
Typisle
Eleanor Speck
Marvella
Garrity
Amélia Christenson
Wisie
Racke
Why Have Study Hall Be Aimed At Purpose And Value
Readers contemplate study hall purpose its benefits and faults. Students and teachers weigh in on whether study hall aids study discipline learning and time management or becomes a distraction and burden, with mixed views from sophomores juniors and the school community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ava Rule
Gwaloh
Weekend Tales At Corry High School Notices
Brice Smith stood in for Miss Blair at the tracing stall as colleagues discuss the weekend. Miss Tits spent time at home in Barnes PA unknown for print. Miss O’Hare rode in the V eight and enjoyed the ride. Teachers including Mrs Mix Carmicks Miss Rowlane Mr Anderson Miss Blair Mr Shem Miss Hennett and Mr Smith shared weekend plans. Mr Blanden stayed in Union City. A teachers’ election followed after school on Monday with results: President Anderson, Vice Miss McCullough, Secretary Miss Walter, Treasurer Mr Hatch. Senior Tr-HI Y elected Jane Raymont president Amelia Christensen vice president Martha Breckiman secretary treasurer. Home rooms reported candy sales with Room 8 at $415. Alice Mount and Betty Wilcox attended North Has Grape Carnival and other arrivals included Dorothy Gaustreatt Tone Raymond Myelyn Wiggers Clinton Palmer. Exshimier in-Hy held a Thursday meeting to elect officers and new members. The child group under Miss Bennett elected President Mary Morris Vice Frances Lindberg Secretary-Treasurer Edith Sperry. New members Dorothy Williams Worlé Baden Martella Garrity Maxine Swansat were elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Anderson
McCullough
Walter
Hatch
Miss Blair
Jane Raymont
Amelia Christensen
Martha Breckiman
Treasuner
Clit
Alice Mount
Betty Wilcox
North
Uetarrival
Dorothy Gaustreatt
Tone Raymond
Myelyn Wiggers
Clinton Palmer
Exshimier
Clri
Miss Bennett
Mary Morris
Frances Lindberg
Treasuer
Edith Sperry
Dorothy Wiliams
Worlé Baden
Martella Garrity
Maxine Swansat
Locations and names of 1875 80 graduates listed
A garbled roster lists 1875 to 1880 graduates with scattered towns and spouses. Many entries include names such as Kate B. Grant Mrs. James Gould and Cora B. West Mrs A I Crippen, with diverse locations like Stillwater Minnesota Jamestown New York and Minneapolis Minnesota. The fragmentary text features a mix of individuals and locales, reflecting a reunion or alumni directory.
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Little S.itern
J. Weaver
Utica
Gertrude E. Clement
Jamestown
New Provence
A. Himphreys
Salinas
Calif
Firam Thompson
Purleman
Fred W. Gail
Covina
Cal
Cora B. West
Crippen
Corry
Kate M. Tunnicliff
Kate L. Tracey
Minneapolis
Minn
Josie L. Tunnicliff
1. Chambers
Masion A Wilbur
Robert Ralston
Dallay
Texas
Fiorilia E. Burton
Gey Rich
Gattarauigus
N.Y
Oscar P. Bush
Wareda
William A. Knowlton
Clifton
Harmon
Kaukatina
Wis
William A. Kent
San Jose
Walsh
Alice M. Catlin
A. M. Pix- Isy
Los Angeles
Cail
Dum
Meg
Bill Goynes
Minneypotia
Iba
Emmett A. Dean
Jumben Deater
Tilamére
W. Va
Russell FH van Dorn
Roornhaven Tavern
George S. Bam
Trgammar
Jameeston MX
Y Alsa
Stop taking Sona for gas and stomach relief
Fragmentary text expresses concern about stopping Sona for gas and stomach issues. The note wanders with mixed phrases and includes potential foreign language fragments and unclear names, offering no clear event, person, or place to report.
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Dietzel
Shoemaker
Fogel
Yetz
Setiorta#s
Snptt
Paul Brynpitson
Vic
Bryniolise
Haines
Janes
Armour
Bhey
Udy Callei
Blair Sheehy
Dandid Sears Ioicwa
Maxine
Mckeess
Sheen
Terence Rouse
Mernitin
Sulgbor
Thera
Meledian sUnior
Spr
Jane Rie
Tlm
Northwestern
Penn
George Q. Moore
Erie-Guy
LE Bavardage
Bill Jewel
Jim
Gari Norder
Norder
Joe Pan
Willian
Chuck
Mogi Nes
Mérjoria McHirey
Mir
Myers
Hiuriion Rawid
Joe
Sree Osea
Oln Baghatdar
Johnie
Tula
Furvie
Majling
Puuw Obeals
Brice Smith
Ace Smith
Miss ‘Tits
Barnes
Miss O'Hare
Mrs. Mix Carmicks
Miss Rowlane
Mr. Anderson
Mx. Shem
Miss Hennett
Mr. Smith
Mr. Blanden
Bunton
BML Bia ‘Kins
Kate B. Grant
James Gould
Clara A. Wilson
EC. Clapp
Stillwater
Marcella C
Ralph
Gharies Curling
Child Vista
Cut. Cravk 7
Wilsil
Ativetey
Stilwatey Minn
Charles B. Amidon
Tnglewood
Benjamin . Clough
Albany
A. G. Covell
Sykestown
Yop
Nellie DF Hubbard
Powle
Columbus
C. Bound
Stalth
Ch Heatly
Cory
Addie C. Cinekian
Curry
Cola
Mipmy
Clita
A. Hanbun
Winutes
Burrito
Teante A. Borden
Tury
Uae
Warren Oils
Mayville
Crescents
Bradford
Libertice
Salamanca
Paper UK
Tie Brailllen Pa
Bn & Tyre Tori
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