Corry Beavers overpower Erie Academy Lions in strong opener
Corry High School Beavers, led by Sully Sullivan with twelve points, dominated Erie Academy Lions 33 27 in a rugged opener. A solid defense and sharp shooting carried Corry past Wesleyville 26 24 in an overtime thriller as Coach Byler’s team flashed depth with Red Taylor and Paul Hurlbut delivering late.
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Beavers
Corry
Hower
Academy Lion
Erie
Wesleyville
Corry High School
Byler
Adams
Red” Taylor
Paul Hurlbut
Bud Gumbleton
Gumbleton
Seavers
For Adams and Academy Acknowledging 1920s Girls
A fragmentary poem style piece lists letters tied to people and themes from a girls’ school scene. It mentions Adams, Tia Retherford Bing Hazel Kathleen and others, with references to athletics, performances, and holiday cheer. Harriet Anderson is credited.
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Hazel
Kathleen
Academy
Phelps
Angelle
High Musical Organizations Active at Senor High
Musical groups at Senor High contribute to school and community programs. Dronestra members participate in Erie radio broadcasts, with band plans for similar opportunities. Raymond Cathers, Carol Mae Hoskins, and Rachel Graft played key roles in the Junior High program last Friday. The boys ensemble will perform for the Kiwanis Christmas party at Hotel Corry tonight, with back stage music for the Christmas play. French classes will sing carols and visit communities after the game Tuesday evening. Room 6 created Christmas carols for the Wednesday morning music assembly, featuring Keppel Tiffany on piano and the group singing Deck the Hall and Hark! the Herald Angels Sing.
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Senor High
Oj Schol
Dronestra
Erie
Raymond Cathers
Carol Mae Hoskins
Rachel Graft
Kiwanis
Hotel Corry
Pre
Keppel Tiffany
Herald Angels
Bethicher
Geinder
Library sets 15 magazines for 1937 reading list
Corry High announces a 1937 plan to maintain fifteen magazines in the library. Twelve are monthly and three are weekly. titles include American Magazine American Business Current History and National Geographic. Students may borrow over Christmas by signing at the desk and must return by January 4, 1937 with any overdue fines applying after December 28.
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Corry High
Umee
American Magazine
American Business
Clearing Flouse
Current History
Calller'é. Era
Na ‘Unal Geographic
Nation's Business
Plafoom News
Popular Medhanics
Rivera Digest
Hoeview of
Sclentitiy American
Time
Literary
Golters
Athelie
le Magazine
Miss Tits
Rowland
Bowling Teams Show Improvements at Wednesday Meet
High school bowling scene shows progress as teams and bowlers post better scores. Results from Wednesday matches list several clean wins and close bouts, with 14 beating 8 and 3 each for other teams. The league plans to pause until school resumes in 127.
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Kowry
Tost
Orm
Room
Tobt TB
Honor and Credit Lists Of Rooms Noted In Survey
A survey of honor and credit lists in home rooms shows Mr Sheen’s failure list reflects mixed performance. Blandens senior girls had none on failure. Titus’s class many on honor and credit. Huntors similar to seniors. Soplymore students show modest results with several on failure but some honor and credit. The note urges more study and aims to cut failure by half versus doubled honor and credit rally.
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Sheen
Local Newspaper Staff Roster Mixes Roles And Contributors
The editor list details Norma Bennett as Editor with assisting staff Harriett Anderson and JoAnn Rosch guiding daily pages. Feature, news and sports editors coordinate sections under the managing editor while a long contributor lineup supports coverage across departments.
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HI Y
Norma Bennett
Ass't
Harriett Anderson
JoAnn Rosch
Fern Raymond
Shirley Hinman
Norma Grice
Bob Bracken
Mary Alice Retherford
Sue Shaver
Harriett Hepler
Howard Rehnberg
Edward Besker
John Zevka
Edward St. Pierre
Mary Loveland
Conrad Savko
Edith Hixson
Dorothy Amy
Ellmest Smith
Marguerite Neylon
Paul Hurlburt
Betty Fogle
Betty Krone
Arlene Robbins
Bessie Castrantas
Harriett McLean
Della Sorenson
Lucille Forbes
Sorority Christmas Dance Set at Hotel Corry
The M. M. sorority has set December 28 for its annual Christmas dance at the Hotel Corry. George Webber's orchestra of Erle will provide music. Decorations will be red and silver to match the sorority colors. The event is expected to be a major holiday social affair with many patrons anticipated.
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M. M
Hotel Corry
George Webber
Orchestra
Erle
Christmas Peace And A Child's War Time Wish
A mother explains the Christmas story to her child amid wartime gloom. The girl asks if God could send His star to everyone so there would be Christmas peace year round. The tale reinforces hope that peace comes when people follow Christ. Virginia Williams.
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Helen
Palestine
Bethlehem
Trey
God
Earth
Jesus
Christ
Prince of
Peace
Virginia Williams
Hard Times skating party draws large Pridsy crowd
A large turnout attended the Hard Times skating party in Pridsy last evening, with many locals joining the event for an evening of music and skating.
Christmas Spirit Flows in School Activities
Junior girls in Hoom enjoy a tureen dinner last Tuesday with Miss Bennett and Mrs McCormivit as guests. After dining, gifts were exchanged and dancing followed the basketball game. Room 4 plans more holiday parties, Room 2 decorates for Christmas, and the Library Club hosts a Christmas dinner tonight with Miss Titus Miss Bennett and Miss Prige among guests. Jane Raymond led a party for underprivileged Lewisburg children. Senior High Amateurs featured in a Sunday program with Rachel Gratt, Caroline Hoskins, Carleton Craker, and Raymond Cathers. Some students have left studies for the year. Harriett Shew and Bernard McEvoy are noted. In Room 18 the fir tree dinner ended with Santa giving gifts. Robert Sill, injured in an accident, is slowly recovering. Plan to attend the M. M. rance December 28th. Two more days of school this year.
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Miss Bennett
Mrs. McCormivit
Library Club
Miss Titus
Misa Prige
Rachel Gratt
Golo
Caroline Hoskins
Sid
Carleton Craker
Raymond Cathers
Vast Wild Life Reserve Katmai National Monument in Alaska
The article notes Katmai National Monument in Alaska as a vast wild life reserve spanning about 4 212 miles in extent. It mentions the site as a protected area highlighting its expansive scope and natural significance.
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Katmai National Monument
Alaska
A Curious List of Odd Household Objects
A reader lists a string of quirky items such as a bowra wane a banana split a paper wall water spout pin point postage stamps a book stand a candle stick footbow sic jump bread box car shop rubber band soup spoon stone step fish bowl and more. The fragment hints at a playful catalog of everyday objects without a clear narrative.
Boost Exchanges Expand Hi Times Newspaper Network
The Hi Times reports a growing list of school exchanges including Penn Hi Paints Greenville Karns City High School Oregon Oak Park Edinboro Evans City DuBois Wilkinsburg Lake Junior High Denver Taylor University Franklin High School and others. French class members plan Christmas carol visits after 10 o'clock to celebrate the season.
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Hi ‘Times
Hi Times
Penn Hi Paints
Penn Hilgh School
Greenville
Hintes
Karns City
the Lone Star
Texas School For
Oa Park High School
Oak Park
Edinboro Hiigh
Edinboro
Evana City
Evans City
the Forum
DuBois High School
DuBois
Wilkinsburg
Lake Junior High School
Denver
Colo
Taylor
Christmas Resolution Reflections and New Year Hopes
A fragmented verse reflects on end of year thoughts and New Year resolve. It mentions Christmas, memory, ambition, and forgetting past wrongs as the speaker wishes readers a merry Christmas and a happy New Year despite garbled lines and imperfect phrasing.
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Nike
Vanuines
Benond
Nist
Mse
Student Roles and School Life Gossip Card
A fragmented classroom snapshot lists Sophomores Juniors and Seniors with nicknames and teased roles. It names students like Lovesh Williams Brown Danna Bertram Mary Allen Mary, and others as a playful roster of humor and chatter from a school setting.
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Sep More Gris
Lovesh
Granta
Merle van
Sepler
Chriastiana Pern Raymont
Phe Syin
Mal Stultters
Suzy Tune
Ruris
Vinginia Willams
Red Taylor
Denior
Junior Sullivan
Lonhomore
Danna Bertram
Stenth Crowell
Zip Coun
Mary Allen
Pep Club Debates Open Season With New Tryouts
Club news notes Pep Club activities as members hold practice speeches and plan for a public competition. New and experienced debaters from Yeeluh will present, with final teams to be chosen next week.
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Rew
Yeeluh
Werlnessay
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Swanson
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Livonia Denm
Lanwenrith Tor
Narith
Lawranta
Fis
Pullelen
Room 4
Mr. Glosaner
Lophomore
Jane Raymond
Childrren
Lewisburg
Jane
Harriett Shew
Bernard McEvoy
James
Robert Sill
Spartansburg
West Mill Creek
Erie Academy
Edwards
Youngeville
North East
Weest Mill Creek
Tidioute
Union City
Titusville
Albion
Wainsboro
Liscambee
Tierra
Ile
Wio’s
Bock
Somion
Cosigrey
al Taal
Pap
Coby Thorns Roclots
Gave & Ladort
Roots Furniture Store
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