Beavers Trounce Rockets 25 to 6 in Steady Game
Corry Beavers avenged a prior defeat by routing Titusville 25 to 6. The line and backfield played a steady game with multiple touchdowns including runs by Borkosky and Williams. Titusville scored once in the fourth quarter amid penalties and late passing attempts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gavrys Beavers
Mega-Ville
Titusville
Corry
Tue
Flekolt
Comny
Secon
Borkosky
Rourke
Keppel
Williams
Bats swell and dances mark the Indiemma circle
A jumble of campus gossip notes Swanson quotes on weekly events. The piece mentions a top third class note, a student falling stairs, Hol Becker attending PG 2, and varied names like Mary Loveland Harriet Anderson Marian Donaldson Bilhean Smith Dot Luce and Clare Blogs. It hints at university life, nursing studies, and social clubs with brief, non-graphic references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Swanson
Indiema
Home Economics
House
Hol Becker
the Mighty Corporation of Lyon and Bracken
University of Pennsylvania
Mary Loveland
Harriet Anderson
Marian Donaldson
Allegheny
Bilhean Smith
Gil
Children's Hospital
Bita Io
From Day to Day October Activities and Mischiefs
In a school diary style week notes midterms and events. Oct 8 Tri-HEY crew roast Giants Grave and compliments to Mia Howe and Miss Bennett as word girl scouts. Oct 1 watch the birdie refers to a photo session. Oct 5 candy sale profits reach 125 with Room 7 selling all before dismissal. Oct 6 student council meets and a secret hall plan. chemistry lab accidents include damaged tubes and fingers. Oct 7 secret maidens meet at Mary Ceefers. dismissal at 4.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-Hey
Mia Howe
Miss Bennett
Corrian
Anderson
Eine Rarlio
IM. M
Mary Ceefers
Up and Down the Hall a Busy Year at Visita
One more year of campus life with rumors and junior dances as Tri-Hi-Y initiations stir activity. Students report wiener roasts, Corvina photos, Lyceum tickets, and a forthcoming dramatic club play under Frank Messina.
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Nancy Milles
Ha ‘Becker
North East
Room T
Bob Miller
Margaret Haigat
Bool
Lyceum
Dramatic Club
Frank Messina
Macy Bacha
Hi Times
New Members Initiated Into Tri Hi Y Club
The Tri Hi Y club initiated new members with a week of events at Giant's Grave and Grant's Grave starting Monday with a wiener roast. Activities included curtsies to seniors, dress norms, book carries in baskets, and a final penny assessment added to the club treasury.
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Giant's Grave
Grant
Tri-Hi
New Camtern Club Formed Under Mr Miller Supervision
Twenty five members join the new Camtern club this week with officers including president Clair Caster and secretary Alice Neff. Meetings will cover camera operation and picture development as part of year long advertising efforts. The Library staff is praised for their care and support of the book collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Camtern Club
Miller
Clair Caster
Dick Lindéley
Alice Neff
Barbara Keppel
Dorian Club
Lyceum Course Dates Announced By Senior High School
Mr Anderson announces a Lyceum series at Senior High School featuring The Sorrentin Light Opera Company on October 28, 1933, December 2 with The Sterlinges, January 28, 1998 with Dicroste and Fer yolk, February 16 with Capt. Denis Rooke, and March 6 the Cushing-Hutton Cup. Ticket sales are under way with strong demand expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yare Lyceum
Schoo
Anderson
Sorrentin Light Opera Company
Sterlinges
Dicroste
Fer Yolk
Thireday
Denis Rooke
Cushing-Hutton
Bastor HI Times Staff and Editorial Board Names
The item lists staff roles and names including Managing Editor Ker Bastor hi, Mary Castor Exchange Editor, and contributors Mary Bacha Bob Waite Mary Laurie Betty Armitage Warren Proctor Helen Morton Olga Dubrosky Joanne Morton Mary Motuz Phyllis Craker Joanne Schrader Nina Jane Gilbertson Mary Jesn Maghey and Keith Pay, with typists Lorcha Akam Helen Morton Maxina Greeley Roberta King.
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Worma Ker
Mary Castor
Mary Bacha
Bob Waite
Mary Laurie
Betty Armitage
Warren Proctor
Helen Morton
Olga Dubrosky
Joanne Morton
Mary Motuz
Phyllis Craker
Joanne Schrader
Nina Jane Gilbertson
Mary Jesn Maghey
Keith Pay
Lorcha Akam
Maxina Greeley
Roberta King
Achievement and fidelity to aim across Columbus era
A reflection on achievement as outcome of fidelity to principle. The piece recalls Columbus 146 years ago discovering the New World, praising his unwavering aim and leadership as he sailed uncharted seas. It argues success comes from planning, faith, and staying true to one aim, not by chance.
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Columbus
New World
Students Favor More Dancing Parties After the Pie Games
After the pie games students propose celebrating with dances and parties. Junior classes back a sponsor hop while sophomores and seniors aim to keep football players partnered for upbeat dancing activities. The plan seeks a victory dance after upcoming big games.
Student hobbies win recognition at fair
Senior High students entered hobbies in the Rotary Fair and won prizes. Edwand Royek took a first prize with an 82 pound yellow pumpkin. Mors Wickwire earned second prize for a card table craft. Norma Kler won second for pen and ink drawings. Other second prize entries were noted for Simonkom and Ali, with an end table project.
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Edwand Royek
Mors Wickwire
Norma Kler
Byfest Simonkom
Ali Iniz
Thanks Awfully First Comedy By Dramatic Club
The one act farce Thanks Awfully will be staged in the assembly Friday. Directed by Tommy Roelofs, the Aramatte club presents Orval Peterson as Richard Montague who bets he can converse with a party of women in two words. His sister Dorothy is portrayed by Joanne Mulderick and his girlfriend Marian by Betty Armitage. Additional cast members include Fanikie Messina as student director and other players contributing to the humorous production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Roelofs
Aramatte Club
Orval Peterson
Richard Montague
Dorothy
Joanne Mulderick
Marian
Betty Armitage
Fanikie Messina
Seniors Select Rings and Invitations for Year
A senior meeting discussed securing class rings from Philips Jewelry with ordering deadline October 22 and a spring order. Invitations will be chosen by a committee and Virgil G. Curtis Scholarships may award about $20 to seniors with full Alumni dues paid, a policy requiring 100 percent payment and monthly installments.
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Pridsy
Philips Jewelry
Qctover
Virgil G. Gurtis
Alumni Association
Rai
Minute Biographies of Akam and Friends in Beavers Circle
A lively portrait of James Appleby from Union City now in Columbus, coupled with cousins Lorna Alam and Echo Akam. The piece hints at Beavers pride, school shop courses, and quirky hobbies like collecting insects, aviation dreams, and piano lessons, set in Lovell’s Station area.
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Akam
Appleby
James Appleby
Union City
Columbus
Piscons
Beavers
James
Lorna-Alam
Echo Akam
California
Lorna
Lovgll
Titusville Band to Join Corry in March Past
Titusville band members are to arrive Saturday October 8 with the team. They will march down Tageland Field with Corny High's band blending colors of goat and brown with Corry's orange and black as they enter the field. On the football end the orange and black face rival competition.
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Yne Titusville
Tageland Field
Corny High
Titusville
Corry
Junior Shop News Highlights Odd Shop Artifacts
Busy Junior Shop bays showcase milling work and a new lathe displayed at the Rotary Fair. Pat Greene injures a finger with a hacksaw while Howard Mac Lees aids bays during World Series games. Raymond Morton finishes an arrow maker, a device that normally crafts arrows.
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Ts Milling
Pat Greene
Howard Mac Lees
Samaritan
Sudin
Eurment
Raymond Morton
Ually
Grange meeting date changes and October plan notes
West Spring Creek Grange updates its schedule with a moved meeting to October 12 and a normal session on October 14 at the hall. A special October 17 gathering at Youngsville Grange Hall will include all officers and a program by Mr Kearns from State College, plus a public planning session for the state farm show contests.
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Spring Creek Grange
Grand Valley
Grange
Youngsville
Kearns
Bennett
Atlan
Jamestown to Seek Funds for Drainage Project
Jamestown officials plan to request a federal appropriation through the Army Corps of Engineers to survey the Satda to Hartfield corridor and build a weir near Hartfield to hold back floodwaters and stabilize Chautauqua Lake levels all year. Mayor Markson and Public Works Director Graham back the plan, with a Pittsburgh office survey under way and a forthcoming presentation to officials. Bennet and Mrs Max Wirvey oversee operations as residents attend a schoolhouse meeting discussing flood relief and property protection.
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Jamestown
N.Y
Gol
Fedral
Limited States Army Engineering Corps
Aquta
Satda
Chautauqua Lae
Lake Vie Aye
Hartfield
Floid
Lake Erie
Chautauqua Lake
Chadakoin
Ety
Army
Pittsburgh
James
Randolph
Briewells
Hurlfield
Nex Mayville
Bennpit
Max Wirvey
Pres CIA
Gasoline price cut in Erie at noon Saturday
Erie motorists learned that Duane Fiad received a reduction in the wholesale cost of gasoline and will pass it to consumers. The change affects all stations in the city with regular gasoline dropping a cent and ethyl at twenty eight cents per gallon.
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Erie
Ely
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