Lawrence Park beats Corry in county league clash
XI No 18 highlights Corry High falling 39 to 27 to Lawrence Park as the county champs pull away late in the season. Corry shares two notable wins this year while preparing for two final home games against Lay Venice Park and North Hast, and the league race tightens.
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CORRY
Lawrence Park
Corry High
Lawrence Farie
Tne
Beavers
Toop
Union City High
Layw
Venice Parte
North Hast
Corry High Triumphs Over Union City In Rough Game
Corry High School defeated Union City in a sprawling football melee last Saturday by a wide margin amid a rough, error riddled affair. The play featured bruising tackles, scattered fouls, and late scoring flurries as Corry pulled ahead with touchdowns and field goals, while Union struggled with penalties and turnover risks.
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Wil
Corry High
Union
Paulsom
Jawsil
Lawrie
Corry
Coutine
Marvin
Fame
Pitcavage
Ahn Dewmis Dahling
Quayley
Serand T
Committees Chosen for the Junior Prom
The junior class President last week named committees and a chair for the Junior-Senior banquet and dance on April 16. Members list includes Fern Raymond Dot Jones Jo Ann Rosch Thorald Bement and many others across decorations invitations programs furniture and speakers with Kathryn Hiberts Betty Krone Joe Loveland Earth Lyman among them.
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Ronald Ringler
Jamioy Sullivan
Jacie Taylor
Marjorie Young
Sue Shaver
Rose Mary Auer
Jack Lindacy
Hoteli
Mary Gillett
Betker
Bob Willis
William Good
Eimear Smitth
Helen Hovey
Gene Phillips
Norma Grice
Norma Bennett
Howard Remberg
Dick Lyons
Harriett Hepler
Bob Bracken
Jona Zop
Glee Club Girls Enter League Contest at Corry High
The Glee Club of Corry High assembled a 10 member group to compete in the Wrensh League contest on March 27 at Brie. They performed Sylvia and Isle of Beinsehein selections, with Wilma Paulson as soloist, and a girls trio and ensemble listed among entrants.
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Sylvia
Wihma Paulson
Comet
Columbia
Brie
Gies Club
Corry High
Isle of
Beinsehein
Ruth Johnson
Jon Place
Ethe! Beckwith
Jeannette Sorenson
Louise Whiteley
Mary Dwhbrosky
Wreda Vvoet
Wilma Paulson
Rickers
Margaret Kova Perry
Virginia Minty
Ethel Beckwith
Dorotha Mae Rickers
Igo Solbist
Dordrea Bronkmann
Junior Play Cast at College Offered Three Plays
The Edinboro College Junior players received and accepted an invitation to present three one act plays titled Moho The Dray Departed and The Cuckoo Bird. Directors were students and the show formed a six play tourney with Mr. Thomas Roelofs as a judging adviser. The cast valued the invitation and enjoyed the performances.
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Edinboro
Dray
Studenta
Thomas Roelofs
Unclear Who's Who Footnotes From The Seventies Page
Fragmented OCR lists names and playful titles such as The Kissed Lens and The Live Parade, with odd spellings and broken phrases. It appears as a chatter of improbable stage acts and personalities, not a cohesive news item or event summary.
A Student's Lament on Teachers and Exams
A student laments how teachers' words linger in memory as exams loom. He notes teachers' knowledge and past study justify their methods, while predicting changing standards will alter what matters. The piece ends with the fear of tomorrow's test and the urge to review.
Corry High School Activities and awards in 1930
A 1930 Corry High School roundup notes the Sophomores as champions crowned by Mr McCail, Rotary Club dinner for faculty and guests, formation of a Lettermen club, junior class play A Pull House, social tournament March 5 6 7 with eight teams, and a boys basketball tournament at Albion March 14 15 with eight teams. Also highlights senior high musical Marianne party, two pep meetings, cheerleader Audrey Mason, Aunt Matilda’s Birthday Party play, 98.6 percent January attendance by Ram Mars McCormick’s junior girls, and Branko Baressi leaving for a Dunkirk position.
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Flying
Clymer
Ritz
Union City
Spartansburg Independents
Corry High
Corry-Jamesflown
Albion High School
Maroh
Albion
Corry High Vy
Rockgrove
Edinboro
Springbore
Bridge Club Meeting Notes and Student Success
A fragment describes the Bridge Club meeting at a home on Uluth Koppel on Saturday. It mentions Hight Canmercit students and a shorthand wort fest completed successfully, though details are incomplete.
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Hight Canmercit Studente
Corry High Girls Lose at Union City
Corry High girls fell 18 to 10 at Union City after a slow start. Myers led with multiple baskets as Union City widened the gap by the third quarter, though Corry tightened in the fourth before the final score. Team record after the loss stands at 2 wins 2 losses and 1 tie with Northeast Hast upcoming March 16 at home.
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Union City
Union Girls
Robbins
Sorengen
Lucille Forbes
V. Reed
Aid
Myers
McLean
Corry
Williams
Reed
Reel
Hixson
Union
Toolloke
Student life notes and events from February to March
Miss Bennett returned to school after a sprained ankle with Mary Bure substituting. Dorotha Ma Rickers hosted guests at her home for Monopoly and dancing. Miss Rowland resumed seventh period direction in fall. Margaret Jane King chaired the Student Council meeting in Kay McCray's absence. Lawrence Park Corry game on February 28 drew many students. Lucille Fores was honored at a March surprise party with Ginny Rees and others. Bill Armitage celebrated his birthday with friends. Corry’s affirmative debate team hosted North East Friday with a second debate. the negative faced North East here, and today they debate Columbus.
Sophomore Issue Tops Hi Times Contest Honors
Sophomores win top honors in the Hi Times contest with the sophomore issue receiving the most votes, juniors second, and seniors third. Judges were outsiders Mrs E C Bates Walter Scott and W P Lombard. Scores show sophomores 227, juniors 201, seniors 117 across categories like journalism value and editorial content.
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de Hi Times
Nvor
E. C. Bates
Walter Scott
W. P. Lombard
Hi ‘Times
Miss Blair
Anderson
Maxs. McCormick
Corry High School Times Editor and staff list
Published by students of Corry High School with Woster as writer in chief and a large staff including Norma Bennett Mary Gil dette Betty Fogle Dick Shoop Bill Merrick Bob Roelofs Matthew Hawkins Duane Fogle Macie Johnson Jeanne Titus Harriett Wynn Al Cole Dorotha Mae Rickers Marjorie McElroy Jo Ans Hoach Joan Place Mary Mahon Worma Grice and others.
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Ll Times
Corry High School
Wiler-in
Mlaine Woster
Assit
Norma Bennett
Mary , Gildette
Asst
Betty Fogle
Taft
Dick Shoop
Bill Merrick
Bob Roelofs
Matthe M. Hawkins
Duane Fogle
Macie Johnson
Jeanne Titus
Harriett Wynn
al Cole
Doroltha Mae Rickers
Marjorie McElroy
Jo Ans Hoach
Joan Place
Mary MaMahon
Corry High School Students Question Their Advantage
The article notes Corry High School students are lucky yet many do not realize it. It contrasts today’s extended schooling with the past when fewer students stayed beyond eighth grade and suggests students overlook their learning opportunities and the value of study versus manual labor.
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Corry High School
Lin
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Heaveragy High School
Hart & Man
Itbon
Senior Class Ring Orders To Be Sent Soon
The sash order for Senior rugs and pins will be sent on April 1 1936. This will be the last order of the year. If you want rings, Seniors, be sure to give your order to Mr Phil Ups Jeweler. On ordering the ring you pay three dollars down with the remainder due on receipt. Two grades of rings are available the five penny weight and the four penny weight. The larger rings are usually worn by the fellows and the smaller by the girls. It is expected that Olly will be a large order.
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Phil- Ups
Olly
Birds in Bible Mentioned Eagles and Vultures in Old Testament
The text notes how birds are referenced in the Old Testament with the eagle and the vulture cited among common examples. It discusses their frequent appearance and symbolic roles within biblical passages.
Who's Who Students Share School Life Tales
A collection of brief vignettes profiles several students from Miss Blair, Mr. Anderson, and Mr. Blanden. Lorothy Amy is a popular sophomore in history and sports hiking and swimming. Alpert Pitcavage, aka Al, in business and loves typing with one finger but is outspoken in class. Doris Akama, a tall senior in Latin, is quiet and well liked, active in school activities. A playful poem credits summer and songwriters B Maxwell and B Merrick, with echoes of rustic school life and a summer longing.
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Lorothy Amy
Miss Blair
Howe Youm
Junior Alpert Pitcavage
Anderson
Yuna Doris Akama
Library and club notes from a school page
The Library Club continues active work on a project about the Li Omiey I OFM and Chess Ward. The Public Speaking Club discussed debates and critiques, the Coin Club splits into beginners and advanced groups collecting Lincoln cents and Indian head pennies, and the Dramatic Club plans a Marionette show with a miniature stage presented by Mr Roelofs.
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Ae Coin Club
Joi
Raster
Joint Meeting Highlights Student Council Actions
A joint meeting of the student councils discussed improving pep assemblies, limiting library magazines during study periods, and issuing credit or honor list cards to students. They proposed a petition to lower regional rates and create a special rate for school students while addressing hallway disruptions.
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Mhuraday
Warde 13Th
My. Sheen
Leen
Suc
Ibe
Th Owis
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Corry Hi School
Bhllivan
Mt Union
Lino Pasl
Tou
Tye
Suns
Ray Courtney
Sitcteen
Dubrosky
Wnd
Paulson
Danie
Air Poole
Urenee Onssy Gu Bel Taylor
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Marin
Williard
Penn
Main Strathue
North Center
Stress Patheson
Ana
Frank Groom
Tanners
Boston
Mass
Starr
Varick Ave
Dept. 38
Brooklyn
Ann
Journal
Gattle
Carlton J. Curtis
Columbus
Stapleton
Ing Date
Broauers
Nive Northern Spy Ps Ples
Cop's
Brockminn
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Pata
Vietfila
White Street
Houst
West
Bond Street
West Congress Street
Ata Warsted
Wanteu
Milh
Eust Main
Abo
Phot Thor
Wayne Inwrship
Tns
A. M. Watraus
Glee Club
Betty Wilcox
Knight
Jennelly
Jackson
Catherine Marsh
Tootlights
Allen
Orris Thayer
Vennie Wotlett
Bigullway Seamsts
Doyla Daolut
Heaven
Kathryn Rauscher
Pat Williams
Beralge Olds
Blaie Jones
George Stantori
Pea Wow Wilvest Golf
Gun Wayenstraing
Bobs Alten
Mr. Sheen
McCail
Richard Bachoiner
Rotany Clui
Rotary Clu
Lettermen
Ibrief
Blanden
Park
Marianne
Vth
Audrey “Mason
Aunt Matildas
Home Room
Cora, Damon
Dorothy Haskins
Caroline Gallelli
Tulin Jemis
Jeannette Colegrove
Florence Gumbleton
Ram
Mars
McCormick
Baressi
Branko
Dunkirk
Severs Scierals
Dorotha
Miss Rowland
Mr. Byler
Margaret Jane King
Kay McCray
Lawrence Park-Corry
Lucille Fores
Ginny Rees
Ginny Smith
Duthie Merritt
Ruth Deming
Della Sorenson
Flo Chase
Louise Mathson
Donna Forbes
Bill Armitage
North East
Northast
Sonhoman
B. Maxwell
Merrick
Howe
Library Club
Assaay
Mivary
Vareen Finner
Isera
Public Speaking Club
Roelofs
Advice and Estimates
J. A. Lanston
C. A. Duke Plumbing and Heating
C. W. Hubertz
Duke General Masonry
R. G. Fehlman General Contracting
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