Season Ticket Sale Sponsored by Association
The Atl Jolie Association held officer elections on Friday September 7 in a general assembly. Officers named include Bret preailent Lon Shoemaker vice president Roy Reed secretary Sara Jane Atanford treasurer Dorothy Neylor. Ticket sales begin September 19 with football and basketball tickets sold separately.
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Jolie Association
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Athletic Association
Bret Preailent
Lon Shoemaker
Roy Reed
Sara Jane Atanford
Dorothy Neylor
Ubiet
Cory High School
al Iene Association
Athletic Associaton
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Athenic Association
Geason
Leaders Of Classes Named In Wednesday Elections
Leaders chosen for each home room offices include presidents and vice presidents with secretaries and treasurers. The list names students from Rooms 1 through 18, with chaplains and combined roles in several rooms, aiming for a successful year by next June.
High School Times Editorial Stand On Questions
Corry High School student staff presents a school page with names and roles amid a feature on debating opinions. The piece argues for open minded discussion and urges readers to seek constructive reasons behind firmly held views, noting family history and local context.
Senior Class Plans Daring Room Redecoration
Room Six senior boys plot a bold overhaul of their classroom. They propose new color schemes, replace curtains, shades, and furniture with vivid red white and blue accents, and install a soda counter. Aimed at cleanliness, the plan invites aggressive stance by bouncers as they anticipate resistance from authorities and possible CWA cuts.
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Peng
Harry Baumgarten
Hi Times Staff Expresses Thanks Card
The Hi Times staff expresses gratitude for a complimentary item in a city paper. The school organ pledges to prove worthy of the interest shown and to endeavor to meet expectations from the public acknowledgment.
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HI Times
Star of the Hi Times
Corry Evening Journal
1934 35 Home Room Officers Selected
The September meetings elected class officers for the 1934 35 school year. Senior officers: president Walter Guliel, vice president Brice Dearing, secretary Jack Bell, treasurer Robert Johnson. Junior officers: president Duane Pogie, vice president Bob Zewell, secretary Hazel Reinberg, treasurer Charlotte Sehramiling. Sophomores: president Jack Taylor, vice president Katherine Hubertz, secretary treasurer John Zepka.
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Dhigtad
Tew Shoemaker
Walter Guliel
Brice Dearing
Jack Bell
Robert Johnson
Lee Shoemaker
Duane Pogie
Duane
Bob Zewell
Hazel Reinberg
Charlotte Sehramiling
Sheen
Katherine Huberts
Carrie
Jack Taylor
Katherine Hubertz
John Zepka
Allette Association
Beavers Prepared to Battle Titusville in Big Grid Sketch
Jeannette Plumer returns to school after injuring glasses in a fall. New song sheets feature tunes like Moonlight and Sleepy Head. Sophomores recall easy health classes and thank juniors and faculty for welcome. NO Sorority meets at Miss Eschafner home. Victoria Staskiewicz joins junior class from Spartansturg. Measly football game at Meadvill ends in defeat but lessons for the Corry team.
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Victoria Staskiewicz
Victoria
Spartansturg
Gerry
Akes
Hi Times staff organized for 1934 35 team
The Hi Times Club elected staff for the coming year at Tuesday morning meeting. Mary Sears was named editor in chief with duties including editorials and overseeing content. Blaine Foster became assistant editor while Push Taylor took managing writer duties.
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Hi Times Club
Mary, Sears
Blaine Foster
Eael
Push ‘Taylor
Gur
Betty Roach
Bruce eDaring
David
Clinton Hain
Eagh
Bob Brockman
Journalietie
Lerma
Jane Maxwell
Ehcorn Storer
Hi Times
Language class dialogue on syllables and line breaks
A classroom exchange notes confusion over syllable division in French. Miss O Hara asks how to begin the next line as students discuss hyphenation and courier spelling in lessons.
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Joe Baressi
Miss O'Hare
Toe Buz
Radio Fans Abroad and Studio Updates
The item notes broadcasts and musical guests on local radio stations WAIRC and WRAS. Bobby Dolan's orchestra performs weekly at 8:30, with Guy Lombardo featured on a separate evening. Crosby era news mentions plans for retirement from films next year amid audience hopes.
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Wilhelmina
The
Motherlands
Monnh
Birns
Allen
Ain
Bobby Dolan
Guy Lombardo
Nations
France
Italy
India
Ireland
Spain
Hing Crosby
Cosaio
Student Councils Hold First Meetings at School
Tee Gis Stagent Commencia held its first meeting in the former teachers room on Thursday morning introducing officers: Harriet Colegrove as president, Margaret Jann King as vice president, and Ruth Bush as secretary-treasurer. The Girls Council read its constitution and will announce adviser later. The Boys Council elected Brad Dearing as president, Bud Curtis as vice president, and Tack Taylor as secretary. Adviser Mr. Anderson attended. Plans for the year will be drawn up at an early date at the next meeting.
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Tee Gis Stagent
Ant Ts
Harriet Colegrove
Margaret Jann King
Ruth Bush
Gils
Moss Bhurly
Will Hye
Boys
Garriel R Ure
Brad Dearing
Taylor
Mr. Anderson
Bitter Battle Over Labor Rights Divides Nation
A heated debate unfolds over majority rule in labor relations, with President Roosevelt looming as the ultimate decision maker. The factions split on whether collective bargaining should bind all workers or be limited to organized groups. The dispute centers on the interpretation of section To and the roles of minority and majority workers in representation.
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Liam A. Grau
Ble
Roosevelt
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Waloh—Ah
Classified Advertising Classifications and Editorial Notes
An old newspaper classification page lists ad categories and guidance for placement. Topics include animals, vehicles, services, building, personal notices, jobs, business opportunities, investments, and education. It describes ad formatting, right to edit, error handling, and per-word charges.
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Crétary
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Marjoris Young
Alice Wptmore
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Pat Taylor
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Leon Jurbram
Clinton Haines
Bob Brockmann
Cecil Akin
Dick Mountain
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Rita Walte
Jans Maxwill
Jeannette Palmer
John ‘Taylor
Richard Lyons
Albert Tieayage
John Wi
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Hanriette McLean
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Ruth Kinley
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Betty Byers
Dorothy Naylon
Ruth Johnson
Charlotte Schramiing
Betty Hroné
Mary Gillett
Porn Raymond
Wihora Storer
Miss O'Hara
Wilbur Lathrop
Myrtle Kysar
Virginia Smith
Myelym Merritt
Janet Patterson
Dorothy Noeylon
Frances Young
Whaaheth Dahl
Rowley, Mass
John D. Brailsigpet
Humphrey Bradstreet
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Titusville
Jeannette Plumer
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Lewis
Library Club
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Meadvill
Torothy Jones
Burton Hammond
Martha M. Hawkins
John Wilcox
Mary Eligabett Gillette
Charlotte Eschafner
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Corry
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John Craker
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Clarence
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May Weis
Elaine Fostey
Lora May
Wits
Evelyn Merritt
Bobty Baker
Persopala
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Emale
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Civil Service Training Bureau
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Bob Keppel
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