Beavers Fall To Tigers In County Hoop Championship
Corry High School Beavers lose 24 22 to Lawrence Park Tigers in the final playoff for the county crown. Lawrence Park guard Bill Hammerhock led with 15 points as the Tigers edged Corry in a tense, defensive contest. Beavers had earlier won 20 18 to force the final game, with strong defense denying Park big scoring until late. Russ Byler’s squad finished 1982 83 with a 26 win season and earned praise for creditable effort on the hardwood.
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Corry High School
Bewver
Drie County
Lawrence Panic
Wengy
Vincent
Bost
Mangina
Lawrence Park
Bill Hammerhock
Beavers
Porters
Tlaqw
al Tuck
Corryigh
Lawrence Park Tigers
Tigers
Rheadiaemnicis
Andl Prank
Samk
Lawrente Park
Community Socials and Holiday Preparations Amid School Notes
A college audience heard Betty Jan Stewart entertain members at AB, and G.D. Weil hosted evenings of cards. The group planned a progressive dinner for Easler vacation, while Mary Loveland hosted a Thursday bridge party. Kathleen Wells returned from quarantine for scarlet fever, and the high school literary staff held a fish supper. A St Patrick Day dimenovh was enjoyed by all, with various absences noted and a prom four days away.
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Betty Jan Stewart
Senior Gag Show May 21 Tryouts At Wilkinsburg High
The Ivory Boor senior gag will be presented May 21 with tryouts judged by the English teacher. The Forum reports on students including Della, Zipper, Pan, Youk, and others testing jokes and props while chemistry instructor Wilkinsburg High recalls Egyptian students’ memory and school calendar from August to May.
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Martianian Weekly
Cicero
DuBois, Pa
WS. Woodburn
Wilkinspurg High School
Assuit Millege
Egypt
Wilkinsburg
Singing Assembly Delights Junior High Folks
Students enjoyed a singing assembly on Wednesday with printed song sheets from Junior High. Miss Shaeffer led the songs and the group performed a parody titled That’s Our Team to the tune of Peggy O’Neill. Mr Myéra shared a few words before the closing announcements.
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Shaeffer
Myéra
Peggy O'Neill
Sheen
Easter Season Flourishes Amid Spring Rebirth
The piece reflects Easter's diverse meaning from nature’s bloom to fashion and shopping. It notes the holiday brings rebirth, joy, and a sense of renewal for all ages, from children awaiting bunnies to shoppers reviving wardrobes, while students enjoy a vacation and a hopeful outlook for the future.
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Bagster
Jesus
Ager
Man and Woman in a Senior Literature Essay
A satirical essay on the male sex and its dependence on women. It argues men are arrogant and self-centered yet rely on women for daily life from meals to work, ending with the question of who is truly deceived and who holds insight. The piece reflects a student perspective on gender dynamics.
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Ast Weers
Man
Yale
Wenan
Jay Ei
Puile
Dinney
Allanen
Barnum
Students Welcome Attorney From E Atty John A Blackmore
The Senior High students plan a welcome for attorney John A. Blackmore from Grie on Wednesday or Thursday in assembly. Crime will be his topic, a much discussed subject in schools. Students expect an interesting speech.
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John A. Blackmore
Blackmore
Corrian 1996 27 unfolds with senior class picture plan
The Corrian for 1996-27 is rapidly underway. The cover and all class pictures except the Senior group have been sent to print. Senior class pictures will be autographed in white ink.
Library notice on book return and renewals
Library notice states books must be turned in to the high school library by Thursday March 1. Books may be taken out or renewed on Thursday for the vacation, with due dates on Monday April 5.
Moonlight and Shadows In A Chorus of Names
A fragmented list of performers and song titles dominated by Moonlight and Shadows. Includes Elizabeth Armitage Minna Kamber Sehiool Isabelle Gates Sugar Blues Lottie Bennett Shoe Shine Boy Norma Clark Floating on a Bubble and others. Names span multiple performers with varied titles and roles.
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Elizabeth Armitage
Moonlight and Shadows
Minna Kamber
Isabelle Gates
Sugar Blues
Lottie Bennett
Norma Clark
Francis Haines
Love
Lucille — Jones
Maxine Greely
Trust In
Me Betty Bates
What is This Thing Called Love Answers From Pupil List
A compiled set of pupil responses on the question What is This Thing Called Love. Entries include Mary Loveland Mary Alice Retherford Ruth Beckwith Dot Amy Harriet Anderson Charlotte Nagel Edith Hixson and others offer teasing, humorous, or cryptic takes. Several note intrigue and confusion while others frame love as a game or emotion.
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Mary’ Loveland
Mary Alice Retherford
Ruth Beckwith
Dot Amy
Harriet Anderson
Edith
Charlotte Nagel
Edith Hixson
Alice Ranch
Bob Gulick
Mairy_ Burton Hemmond
John Wilcox
Bob Bracken
Malcolm
Ed Becker
Bracken
Fern Raymond
Betty J. Dallstrand
Mary Hinman
Malcolm Haines
Marjorie Sawyer
Sein Penied
Histor
Hatriett Anderson
Mary Gillette
Buitoe
Betty Fogte
Fern Raymund Newis
Buitor
Shirley Hinman
Norma Grive Sports Taitor
JoAnn Koaeh
Mary- Alies Retherford
Sue Shaver
Harriet Hepler
Howard Rehnberg
Edward St. Pierre
Riwaed Beeker
John Zepka
Loveland
Conrai Savko
Dorothy Amy
Ellmeary Smith
Paul Hurlbut
Mary.Baeha
Who's Who In Pass 1
Description of junior and senior girls involved in selling tickets for a Corry- L. P. game. Observations cover daily arrivals from North Corey, pairing patterns among juniors, and senior girls traveling together by fan or flue coupe. Details include room associations and physical descriptors.
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North Corey
Corry- L. P
Com
Tal
Chubby
Toth
Lebort
Corry Debate Teams Lead League After Victories
Corry debate teams remain atop the league after a 2 1 1 decision over Cambridge Springs. The affirmative team led by Kathryn Hubert and Byrom Fearing defeated Cambridge Springs, while the negative team including Marsha Hlayekins Vernon Thompson and Macklin Sears also claimed victory. Judges were Martin Brown Rev G4 Boyl and Thurs Reelof Newt.
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Garry al
Cambridge Springs
Kathryn Hubert
Byrom Fearing
Ainsith Lyman
Hebert Bordens
William Peitier
Julius Russel
Marsha
Marie Hlayekins
Vernon Thompson
Mackaln Sears
Cambbridge Springs
Isabel Ondwg
Favoks Creavatt Arlens Matthews
Intel
Mary Eliabeth Guiotle Thalnman
Mitin
Brown
Rev
Boy
Teal
Menville
Carnegie Institute honors Curry Hist School graduates
A Carnegie Institute of Technology citation praises Curry Hist School graduates for outstanding work. Named honorees include Orla Ewing Apmper Hillstrom Kenneth Perkins Bruce Dearing Guy Bullers John Lave George Rogers Jane Rayenong Doris Akant and Robert Haines for achievements in technical study.
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Carnegia Institute of Tehnology
Carnegie Institute of Tenology
Mon Aehabers
Foy
Sheen
Orla Ewing
Apmper Hillstrom
Kenneth Perkins
Bruce Dearing
Guy Bullers
John Lave
George Rogers
Jane Rayenong
Doris Akant
Robert Haines
Optimism Overcome Worries On A Busy Newspaper Page
A jumble of staff names and editor roles appears alongside a long optimistic memo. The piece urges not to dwell on the past and to embrace present and future, noting mistakes are universal and fate may unfold regardless of worry. It ends with a light reflection on happiness and common sayings about worry.
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Clark Gable
Robert Taylor
Rex
Pate
Jewish Passover Feast Celebrates Exodus and Harvest
The article outlines Passover as a dual festival of liberation from Egyptian bondage and agricultural harvest rites. It notes the Seder’s central Exodus narrative, the leaven abstinence, and the eating of matzohs, with observances extending from family tables to community gatherings. It mentions Daniel J. Pfeifer and his longtime residence in Meadville.
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Sheougghwul
Egypt
Jerusalem
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Bennens
Efurmpiens Marqoes
Krolschol
Wess
Easler
Mary Loveland
Hee
Thirmlay
Watherine Wells
Anuhe Graff
Marius Dinggelder Traay
Withy
Anid Other
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Kawneer Sane
Tris Oveninig
Danny
Lucille Baris
Lueiilé
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Houseyark Int Jong
Wes
Irving Street
Hous
Jeter
Fox Housewark
Philco Radio
Carl Hubbell
Carl Hirbbeil
Fantois Pileniiyg Ov
Chayeplyn
New Yorkants Ag
Hla Bowk
Tas Sist Orn
Phileo Ga Derada
Majuy
Anil
Ta Radlio
Phil Mille
Solfir Teague
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Scenic and Historic Commission
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Twlesabure
Henaylyan
Eilbeend
van Dyke
Trent
China
Turing
Nnn
Eatihiahest
Carey
Tine County
Weile Une
Gompaey
Newark
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Madison
Gilly Waele
Iih
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Tibrary
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Walt
MeUnly Radio
Phone Waal
Wil
Daniditin Sebau
Telephone
Jose Wyse
GALL
Paige Rhuiriias
Vollaes Posinilw
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Neal Aweal
Lawrence
Mosh
Arthur Seater
Pal Bal
Ateathir
New Riaumont
Crawfird County
Mane
Yicane Yuri
McArther Farm
Arthur Seuuslan
Spartanshure
Lepat
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Fohoid
Carry
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Lim Library
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Taymp
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Ani
Uji
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Seorgtung
Singing Assembly
Corrian News
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Art Loveland
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Simny
Warren Procter
Ud Bracke
Jeanette Gordion
Boo Hoo
Jewell Hasbrouck
Boo
Keither Hanton
Max Chris—Bar- Hack
Bill, the Sailor
Donald Garter
Cowboy Jack
Kenneth Burr
Bob Brown
Mary Castor
Peggy Sullivan
Moonlight Art Shadows
Mariel Young
Bete Hinman
Jmoonlight Art Shadows
Roberta King
Leis Reesink
Sarah Roach
Moonlight Ant Shadows
CORRY
Meadville
Daniel J. Pfeifer
Danberra
H. J. Grant Cash & Carry Cleaner & Dyer Branch
The
Superior Dry Cleaning Co
Oil City
DE Jean & Cochran
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