Seniors Pick Ring Style For 1934 35 Term At Corry High
Tuesday morning Charles Greve of Diegex Clust Co. presented ring and pin samples to the senior class ring committee. Committee members include Dearing chairman Betty Byers Barvner Colegrove Mary Seara Lee Shoemaker and Walter Gulick. They favored a new style featuring the Corry High keystone and seal on a different base. Prices will be lower than last year with boys rings at 9.05 for the year five pin at 5.60 and durability rings 7.25 for boys 6.75 for girls. The second sample will arrive in a few days for final decision.
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Charles Greve
Diegex & Clust Company
Ties Dearing
Betty Byers
Barvner Colegrove
Mary Seara
Lee Shoemaker
Walter Gulick
Grove
Frn
Corry High School
Corry High School Oath Promotes Honor and Conduct
A Corry High School issue presents the student body pledge to loyalty honesty good will and clean athletics. It notes occasional lapses in standards yet emphasizes that adherence by students preserves the school’s high standing and positive community image.
Band and Orchestra Show Steady Progress at Corry High
The Corry High band recovers from graduation losses with many new members and several new marches. Two drum majors are Wesley Seamons and Dick Shoop while Miss Beatrice Shaifer leads a now larger, louder orchestra. Students are invited to observe a noon practice to hear the improvements.
Hi Times Hi school social notes and staff change
Bits of news from Corry and area recount absences and illness, parties and gatherings at Hi Times events, visits by students at Columbus Union City and Elgin, a serenade for Mr and Mrs Marvin McCray, editor change at Hi Times with Mary Sears leaving Albuquerque, and room 15 cupcake and girls student council sandwich sales yielding profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin McCray
Elgin
Corry High School
Editor's departure colors Corry week with cheer
The editor leaves Corry for Albuquerque after this weekend. Mary is to stay briefly with a warm sendoff. Basketball tickets spark talk, and the team aims to be first rate this year. A Synmatic Chihi tureen dinner offers eats tonight. Miss Titus notes money is scarce in school, so football tickets may depend on individuals. Homie games wrap soon and Sophomores gain regular reporting posts. Juniors and Seniors welcome the new additions as study sessions yield humor and lighthearted chaos. A Jack-o-lantern heightens the mood after a busy Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss ‘Titus
Room 8
J Craige Talks on Safety at Corry High
Mindsday morning October 25 in a general assembly at Corry High School, J Russell Craige of Philadelphia, director of the Pennsylvania Indemnity Corporation, delivered a thirty minute talk on Safety. He outlined four principal causes of automobile accidents unsportsmanship in driving, temperance, uncontrollable adventurous spirit, and unsafe speed. He discussed national codes and laws, expressing confidence that listeners benefited.
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General Assembly
J. Russell Craigg
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Indemnity Corporation
Corry
Craige
Tam
H. A. M. Club Coons and Dramatics Highlight Local Happenings
The H A M Club held a Thursday coon hunt where no coons were captured as the dog was fed sandwiches. The Dramatic Club, led by Miss Bennett, trains in dramatics and compiles a scrapbook on etiquette and makeup while showcasing group performances. A masquerade dance is planned by Mrs. Larson this weekend with Night Hawks providing music and a P E study hall bell rang by Matilda Kamber during class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Anderson
H. A. M. Club
Miss Bennett
Mr. Myers
Matilda Kamber
Matilda
Active Hi Times editor Mary Sears to leave Corry High
Mary Sears, editor in chief and former business manager of the Hi Times, will depart Corry High as a long time staff member moves to Albuquerque. She has been an active participant in school activities and belongs to the College Prep course in room 5.
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Hi Times
Helr
Jane Maxwell
Mary Sears
Albuquerque
N. M
Hj Times
Mary
Curry High
Misty
M. M
Who's Who in Corry Miss O'Hare and Clinton Haines
Corry High School staff and students are profiled. Miss O Hare, educated at Seton Hill, teaches French and English and serves as faculty adviser to the Hi Times while pursuing a termester's degree. Clinton Haines, sophomore Thorold Bement, Margaret Jane King, and Leon Bertram hold roles in clubs, sports, and student government.
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HI Times
Corry High School
Mary Sears
Blaine
Ruth Taylor
Betty Roach
Bruce Dearing
Litvarian
Bob
Brotkmann
Clinton Haines
Joe Maxwell
Betty Byers
Dorothy Neylon
Ruth Johnson
Charlotte Schramiling
Elnora Storer
Miss O'Hare
Jern Raymond
Betty Krone
Dick Shoop
Mary Gillette
Lee Shoemaker
Ruth Bush
Jeannette Patterson
Francis Young
Oleta Still
Elizabeth Dahl
Thachha
Corry
Titusville
Seton Hill College
Ht Times
M. M
Clinton
Big Fur
Brice Dearing
Thorold Bement
Bantam
Thorold
Margaret Jane King
Margaret Jane
Leon Bertram
Miss Bennett
Coin Club
Leon
T College Preparatory Group
Beavers to face North East in final Corry game
Coy High meets the North East squad Saturday for the last home game of Corry High's 1924 season. The Beavers face a strong, undefeated North East eleven in Joeal gridiron. Despite poor results so far this year, coach notes most players are new and could form the nucleus for 1925 as Corry looks to future success.
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Coy High
North East
Corry
Beavers
North East Eoon
Joeal
Corry High
Camera Mania At Alma Mater Ends In Mayhem
A chaotic school scene unfolds as a faculty meeting and a football trip to Youngsville collide in a sequence of rough snapshots. Whispers of a scandal involving Senior Mary Bears surface amid cameras, dramatic phrases, and a playful but murky broadcast mood. The piece captures youthful humor and fragmented echoes of backstage chaos.
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Root Six
Isnow
Litte
Mary Bears
Mexico
Mary
Jaci
Bruce
Gamera
Youngsville
the Shadow
Three Monkeys
Benefit Dance to Aid Corry High Athletes
Gris Student Council organizes a benefit dance on Saturday evening November 8 in the Junior High gymnasium from 8 20 to 11 30. Night Hawks B place orchestra will perform and admission is 25 cents for students and 50 cents for nonstudents. Funds support the Corry High School Athletic Association as athletes seek needed assistance.
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Gris
Spi |Loring
Corry High School Athletic Association
Night Hawks
Corry students ponder during chapel amid odd thoughts
A Corry campus note muses on a chapel scene with bulbs, chandeliers, pews, organ pipes, and a speaker as students daydream about lunch and Alma Mater. The fragment hints at distracted minds and playful critique of the assembly.
P T A School of Instruction in Erie
Mrs. Arthur Watlins education secretary of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers will hold a P T A school of instruction on November 2 in Erie California. The institute course reviews all PTA work from beginning to end and aims to qualify attendees for certificates requiring fifteen hours of classwork. Presidents and chairmen are urged to attend. this is the first time the course is given in Erie with local city council and county involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
Ben
Erie
Erie City
Governors in Nine States Jeopardized
Washington report notes Republican incumbents in eight of nine states holding Gubernatorial power through 1932 Democratic wave face jeopardy in November elections with Delaware the only state where the current GOP remains secure. Names California Kansas Nevada New Hampshire North Dakota Oregon Pennsylvania Maine Minnesota Maine’s Brann and Olson expected to win re election. Campaigns attract attention in California Pennsylvania New York North Dakota Wisconsin and Ohio amid shifting party dynamics and coalitions.
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Washington
O. B
Delaware
California
Uptom Sinclair
Republic
Kansas
Nevada
New Hampshire
North Dakota
Langer
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Louis J. Brann
Maine
Tiloyd B. Olson
Warmer-Laborite
Minnesota
New York
Wisconsin
Ohio
Sinclair
George H. Marlo
William A. Schnader
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Hi Times Club
Helen Gumbleton
Ruth Kinley
Evie
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Virginia Smith
Myrtle Kysar
Dutchie Merritt
Helen Rathbun
Marjorie McKay
Sara Stanford
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Mildhert Haenel
Dorothy Gauffreau
John Ohrn
LeRoy Gilliam
James Green
Columbus
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Myrtle Kyss
Union City
Room 15
Girls Student Council
Albuuerque
Egularitaf
Biinen
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Iehl
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Fier Vttiill
J. Craige
Adan
H. Alm
Misa
Titus
John Savko
A. A
Girls
Highmey Club
Ping
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Wooeter College
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Femanks
Nhy
P. T. A. School OF Instruction
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Parker
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Bleyelee
Ions
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M. Carrier
East Main
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Atan
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Ware Journal
William D
Akai
Guernsey
Lessie A. Wood
Corry Pa
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Izers
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Leon Warner
Corey, Pa
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Corrystat
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Wright Street
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Erie County
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