Beavers Fall At Oil City Then Triumph Over St Edward
Corry Beavers opened with a 17 to 1 burst at Oil City before easing to a 47 16 win over St Edward's Irish. Bob Brown led with 10 points and Clate Arnold added 10 for the Beavers while Pat Green posted 7 and others contributed. Next week Meadville and Titusville loom in the Tri County context as Corry seeks momentum.
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Bravers
St. Edward's High
Trish
Pat Grerhe
Beaver
Beavers
Paurth
St. Ricard
Corry Beavers
Bob Brown
Clate Arnold
Wes Omnly
Renate
St. Edward's
Janay
Corry High
Meadville
Solders
Secon Place
Titusville
Sth
Placers
Corni- Lo
Growing Pains sophomores star in school play
Students wrap up weeks of prep with the Sophomore play Growing Pains starring Abe season. Congrats to cast and crew including Joe Borkossky and Donaldson. A lively campus week features art club plans, photography enthusiasm, and post exam greetings as students anticipate a holiday break.
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Talsa
Amatothey
Joe Borkossky
Bol Donaldson
Tommy Cragg
Jim Tommy
Glub
Jenet Gordon
Juhi Stane
Balter
Warren man charged in freight car theft near New York Central siding
Warren January 16. Bone Soll of this city was arrested and arraigned before Justice Richard Wyans on charges of breaking into a freight car on the New York Central siding and taking goods. The hearing was waived and he was remanded to jail. The car was entered between Wednesday afternoon and Friday morning at 7. All items were recovered including a bed for a local furniture store, a steel sink, crates of fittings, two crates of electrical supplies, solder, and tapes. Detectives Armbrust and Wimmer testified for the railroad.
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Warren
Pole Aidin
Herald
Armbrust
Wimmer
New York Central
Frie’s Sleeping Child Shows No Improvement
Masine Yarvington of Fairview lies ill with encephalitis at a local hospital. Doctors report no change in her condition as relatives and WPA workers note the quiet ward and lack of toys for the patient.
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Frie
Masine Yarvington
Fairview
Alvepitly
Onk
Eile
Huapikal
Yester
Mayrane
Murser
Marco West
Hoetors
Alicken
Lloyd Yarrington
Fairvlew
Byte
Fey Pitlar
Maxine
Meine
Willy
Room 7 Wins Prize In Subscription Drive
Last week's drive ended Tuesday at 4 o clock with Room 7 taking first prize for best room performance and 100 percent participation. Room 8 followed with 100 percent, while Senior rooms 6 and 8 tied for next, Juniors 2 and 8 also tied, Room 4 stood fourth, Room 5 stood sixth, and Room 1 remained seventh as the subscription effort continues.
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Room 7
Hoom T
Imne
Porcetilagh
Editorial Wake Up Home Rooms For Revival of Programs
Editorial urges lifting home room programs from neglect and rekindling school spirit. It calls for leadership and enthusiasm to revive amateur productions and showcase student talent through melodrama pantomime and other performances. It invites all to start the Pilgrimage toward revival.
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Ighieh
Honth
Progren
Rome
Aew Foundation
Student Council Proposes Ideas For Welcome Center And Music Day
Student council discusses placing a lake air chair in the hall to welcome visitors and aid students. They consider a rotating “Pernies for Music” day every two weeks and plan coordinated art and article drop times to locate missing items. An afterthought includes a ping pong room for girls with scheduling input to J. C. representative.
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Sime
Poynilay
Arkles
Tounis Méhen
3. C
Vehill
De Crospa Ferrari Featured in Next Lyceum Number
The article previews De Crospa-Ferrari’s appearance at the Lyceum event on January 23. It describes unusual artists and a varied program of instrumental novelties under student audience engagement.
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DE Crospa-Ferrari
Lyceum
Syceniy Cauys
Malinne Ant
Lilly
Club Review Highlights January Events and Choir Plans
Members meet at Evelyn and Bernice Brooks home on January 8 with refreshments served. Debates organized by Gystekats with Orth Bast wrap the annual season, leading into March competitions. Choir rehearses the operetta Ask the Professor to debut March 8, new member Bill Donaldson joins. Candy sale sponsored January 21 raises funds and prizes accompany the sale. The boys basketball squad continues practice as the library announces party plans for January 1.
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Wyeeiek
Evelyn
Bernica
Gystekats
Orth Bast
Tor Corry
Clarke
Lice
Bill Donaldson
Clu
Three New Courses Offered Next Semester
Senior High will add three new courses for the next term. A second nemestry svead class in Consumer Education shifts to Ms. Smith teaching Advertising replaces the last semester in salesmanship. A second year of Tigonom etry is scheduled, alternating with Solid Geometry.
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Mrr
Millie
Ms. Smith
Corry High
Mn Miller
Hang
Howe
Senior Snapshots of Loyell and Lawrence Park Students
Student profiles highlight Bereaye Taeb known as Tesh from Loyell's and Lawrence Park, with interests from dancing to Glee Club. Maxine Grenley rides the bus, takes commercial courses, and shares blue peepers and school activities. Jeanette Wise and Seanette Gordon gain popularity, while Tom Greece stands out for filibustering and Timmy displays family favorites.
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Ogg
Sabel Eates
Tesh
Taeb
Loygell's
Lawrence Park
Tongy
Glee Club
Tom Greece
Tommy
Timmy Ty
Maxine Grenley
Maxine
Max
Senior High Exam Week Set January 23 to 26
The semester exams begin Monday January 23 and run through Thursday January 26 with no exemptions. Exams occur during regular periods and a study period is set each morning. Friday January 27 is a no school day for teachers to average grades. All extracurriculars suspended.
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Ehile
Maade
Texcher Mushc Agvingo Nis
Sophomore Play Preview and Busy Week at School
Daily notes describe library club activity and the Sophomore play Growing Pains with a preview on Wednesday. Students juggle exams, class periods shorten, and teachers like Mr. Anderson cope with chaos while Mary Hionian smiles in class.
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Library Club
Mhek
Oly
Mary Castor
Jnp
Mildred Nichols
Jeanette Gordon
Rochester
Corr
Sacdo Ine
Nowemulor
Mary Hionian
Anderson
Growing Pains proves to be great success play
The Sophomores staged Growing Pains last Friday to an enthusiastic student audience. Doris Bergman and "Tink" Taylor as the McInyres drew laughs with grown up pretensions while Gertrude Crowell as Beaves Elsie caused roars in a scene with only partial trousers.
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Applanes
George
Elsie
Gertrude Crowell
Terry
Prugene
Washington, D.C
Margaret Hraighl
Briai
Anton
Moin Entertainment
Murder at Sunset Bridge Club in Miami
Edward Fowler, a wealthy gambler, is found dead with a knife wound in the heels after a bridge game at the Sunset Bridge Club. Private detective Miles Standish Rice and Bruce Barraday investigate, tracing Fowler’s recent visits with the Bessingers, Millie La Franke, and Tolliver Barraday as clues mount to a complex hotel-room and poker-room mystery amid gang ties and forged business letters.
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Edward Fowler
Sunset Bridge Club
Miami
Naker
Fowles
Millie la Frankce
Sam Rekharde
Dave Button
Millie
Toby Munroe
Fowler
Carlyn Bessingers
Bessinger
Beasinger
Bessingers
Bruce Barraday
Miles Standish Rice
Tolliver
Farraday, Sr
LeRoy
Stan
Eve
Mrs. Staunton
Caprilli
Juan
Bnidag
Tyga
Tristan Cece
Gagrins
Patturcun
Heene
Min Vary
Thor Rigedynes
Heck
Kye
Tolliver Marraday
Port Myers
Comtan
Fowlt
Bruce Karraday
Xen
Bre
Hessinger
Dave Butter
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