Growing Enthusiasm For Spring Sports At Local School
The opening of baseball arouses strong interest with sluggers from Room 5 set to challenge pitchers from Room 1B in a season seen as wide‑open. New equipment arrives as bats balls gloves and wages plus a tennis tourna ment promises a bigger, more competitive year with Bracken defending his title against Lyons Beaker William Lundy and Zepka. The horseshoes program gains support with Jour nal Courts and top players Red Taylor Gulick Hurlbert Bracken Zepka Isa Ed Becker promising spirited action. Track events receive new gear including a discus and shot put with contenders Beck er Lyons Lorenze Wilax Hyrnyiond Zopka Pilcavage and Christenson among the names driving a strong season start.
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Tenis
Bracken
Lyons
Beaker
William
Lundy
Zepka
Red" ‘Taylor
Gulick
Hurlbert
Zepka Ard
Aims
Mystery by the Sea Part Tyree unfolds a tense escape
In a suspenseful scene, Anita’s ally Tom King resists Von Baskott’s trap as a fortified cellar and a sea soundscape frame a dramatic confrontation. Von Baskott threatens with a pistol and exotic pets, while Ann discovers King alive and fights to delay a fatal shot until a cliffhanger ending.
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von Baskott
Kran
Pat
Wien
Gin
Ann
Anita
Tom King
Mr. King
Commercial Classes Demonstrate Shorthand Skill
Judieiana senior commercial classes hosted Mr. Nic Creery of Erie Business College and guest Pauline Memery to witness a shorthand demonstration. Mis Raenery, former Mendvilla High School student and acting secretary to McCreery, earned silver, golf, brass, and enamel medals for various word tests and showcased writing speeds up to 200 words per minute.
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Judieiana
Nic Creery
Erie Busineau College
Pauliné Mmery
Misa Binley
Mendvilla High School
Bre Business College
McCreery
Siiver
United States
Kim
Mies
McSteery
Corrian News Corrian Subscription Campaign Ends
The Corrían newsletter reports a weak end to thesubscription drive with 778 total subscriptions received and 13 directed for more. Homeroom attendance shows varied percentages with rooms ranging from 27% to 100% while a note indicates plans to discontinue the seasonal Corrians list as few students want to have their names on the side cover.
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HIGH BAND ACTIVE Plans Expand Rehearsals and Publicity
The High Band increases practices from three to four sessions weekly to grow a 30 piece ensemble. A May concert draws attention aided by ad work. The group, organized by Mr. Sheen, plans a Saturday session and will perform for a Men's Bible Class before National Boy's Week with Michael Bystrycki noted.
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Bath
Cory
Lost and Found in a Room Several Misc Items Reported
Fragmented notice lists a lost and found mix including a dunker object, names Leo Bracken Williams and Attis Bennett, asks borrower to return items. Also mentions found pair of hanes under a girl in Room 3 seeking return.
HI-TIMES STAFF ROSTER AT A GLANCE
A partial listing shows Norma Bennett as Assistant Editor Harriet Anderson as Managing Editor Mary Gillette as Assistant Manager Editor Betty Fogle as News Editor Raymond Shiney Hinman as Copy Editor Nora Gilee as Sports Editor Bob Grice as Literary Editor and a slate of contributors including Mary Alice Retherford Sue Shaver Harriet Hepler and others with typists Alice Strigler Tye Webber Arlene Robbins and more noted among staff and contributors
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Irdlton
Norma Bennett
Harriet Anerson
Mary Gillette
Betty Fogle Wentury
Fem Raymond
Shiney Hinman
Nora Gilee
Bob Grice
Joan Roach
Mary Alice Retherford
Sue Shaver
Harriet Hepler
Howard Rehnberg
Report Cards and the Push for Hard Work in School
Four days remain before report cards arrive affecting seniors and graduation prospects. The piece urges students to value math scores as essential gears for judgment by others, insisting ambition and hard work are keys to success and that daydreaming yields nothing.
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Necesary School
Ratttme
Bits of News from Allegheny College Trip
Fragmented notes show Miss Bennett accompanying Corry dataters to Allegheny College last Saturday. The text mentions high account students and grade concerns, plus a garbled line about patios engraved on a 1037 Car afian.
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Miss i Bennett
Corry Dataters
Allegheny College
May Dancé planned by Juniors at Erie
Shorthand 1 and 2 students enjoyed a shorthand demonstration in room 18 given by Miss Emery and the Erie Business College principal. Roland Chase is quarantined with chicken pox. Adith Mixon entertained a group of girls Wednesday night. The Juniors plan a May Dance for Ith. Baby Jang Dahlstrand spent the weekend in Erie. Seniors prepare for college exams. Mildred Anderson was surprised Saturday night by girls. gifts received. Miss Shaefer and David Lammers spent late week in Altoona. David competed in a state tuba championship. Music may figure in Commencement exercises. Exam schedules posted this week. Dick Crosseilt, of room 13, met with an auto accident. head injuries reported. Dotts Follett underwent appendectomy in Port Albany, Pa. Marguerite Neylon played piano for a group including Rosemary Auer, Betty Brewrt, Battin. Evening featured dancing and bridge. refreshments served.
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Mildred Anderson
Mildred
Marguerite Neylon
Lantesa
Amateur Show Delights Local High Students
A lively forty minute program presented by local amateurs under director Robert Swanson featured the band with a peppy march and The Madh in Love Club. The Girls Glee Club performed Kathryn's Wedding Day and Tam Sourine, Ruth Beret delivered a notable oration, and Wilma Patlson impressed with a trumpet solo. Ward Piochitin and Bob Lemon led musical segments with piano and guitar as David Lichtmers offered Sleep in the Deep and Pride of America. The evening closed with On the Colorado River and My Wild Irish Rose, Terri Swanson keeping the crowd engaged with clean comedy and cheers for the next show.
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Ala
Robert Swanson
Crosby
Louis Sprovers
Rachel Rar Ut
Ono
Kathryn
Qmgram
Ruth Beret
Ted
St. Pierre
Exvoti White
Wilma Patlson
Cotibia
Gertrude Johnson
David fLichmers
Mir
Sheen
Terri Swanson
Senior Shop Report From a Divided Class
Senior shop notes describe two groups and competitive events in basketball track and games. Names of students and teachers appear with playful antics, a marching sing and a turning shop into a temporary performance space amid plans for spring events and a future class picnic.
Debaters At Meadville Contest At Allegheny College
Debating contests held at Allegheny College Meadville last Saturday featured negative and affirmative teams from Erie County and surrounding schools. Highlights included Inter-High Schools League exhibition debates at Ford Mennerix Chapel and Play Shop Theatre with students from Corry and North East competing. presiding officers were Franklin Union members and judges from Allegheny College faculty.
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Erie County
Ford Menerix
Corry
Play
Regiative
Bredonia
Play Shop
Phila Franklin Union
Allegheny
Tectainn
Cochran Hall
Mlegheny College
Teubry
David Lammers Competes at Altoona Tubas
David Lammers took part in a music contest at Altoona as part of a high school activity. Accompanied by Miss Shaffer, he traveled with her group and planned a Sunday return from Somerset county. He did not win the tuba contest but gained valuable experience from the trip.
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GenueOls Monalonh
Athistic Association
Qutis
Finance
Taye Lammers
Statio Music Conteal
Alton
Somerset County
David
Boys Week Representation in Corry During School Week
During April 26 to May 2 Corry High and St Edward’s will hold Boys Week under Rotary supervision. Seven A students Lindsey Taylin and Lyia, with others, will fill mayor, council, police chief, superintendent and principals roles for one day each to study public affairs. Three additional boys from St Edward’s and Junior High join to gain insight into office duties.
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Corry
Cory Isénior Illici
Dee Lindsey
Jack Taylin
Dic Lyia
Rotary
Klum
Algy Chosen Vom St Edward's
High School Students Win State Scholarship Exam
Corry High seniors among Erie County contestants in state scholarship examinations. Ruth Mould Shirley Larvon Marriott Wynn Mary McMahon DIR Lyons Jack Lindley Howard Rehnberg compete for fouryear college scholarship in Pennsylvania. One finalist will receive the award after written exams at Taw nate Park Perday May.
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Corry High Acho
Seme Park
Erie County
Ruth Mould
Shirley Larvon
Marriott Wynn
Mary McMahon
Dir Lyons
Jack Lindley
Howard Rehnberg
Tawnate Park
Pennsylvania
Bradson
Two Thieves Flee After Surprise Looting Attempt
Police report two thieves fleeing a farm heist after a startled witness alerted authorities. Chief Mody Westwind and Officer Finnigan Watts led the investigation as several individuals planned a bold break in at a factory site. Austerity and confusion followed as a guard restrained one intruder before injuries occurred, and officials pursued clues to identify accomplices and motives.
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Puge
Westwind
John
Finnigan Wats
Elaine Black
Teen 4
Unis
W. Brewke
Ray
Uhm
Tonkin
Felloge's AltHEAN Constipation Relief Ad Claim
An old Kellogg advertisement promotes Felloge's AltHEAN as a natural fiber and vitamin B supplement to end constipation. It claims ease of use with two tablespoons daily in milk or fruit juice and promises improved complexion and energy without artificial pills. It notes the product is a cereal-like food rather than medicine and is guaranteed by Kellogg in Battle Creek.
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Kellogg
Battle Cronk
Pennsylvania Public Utilities Hearing For Railroad Franchise
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company seeks approval from the Public Service Commission to construct and operate a railway improvement in Corry Belo County. A public hearing will be held in Pittsburgh City-County Building on Thursday May 18 at 9:00 a.m. Standard Time to allow all interested persons to oppose or support the application. B. B. Jol, Superintendent, announces the proceeding.
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