Corry High Debaters Sweep Allegheny League Honors
Corry High School debaters, the Senate team of Sophomores Juniors and Seniors including Afinmalive Paulh Lyman Erin Sears Burton Dearing Macie Johnson Jeanne Titus Martha Hawkins Kathryn Hubert Frank Kuss and alternates, won five debates with one loss in the Allegheny League. Finals set for April 25 at Meadville pitting Corry affirmative against Tytusville negative for the cup from Allegheny College.
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Senate
Allegheny League
Paulh Lyman
Mar. Erin’ Sears
Burton Dearing
Macie Johnson
Jeanne ‘Titus
Martha Marie Hawkins
Kathryn Hubert
Frank Kuss
Portry
Isiee
MeaiVilleeseereeet
Beanklin
Nori Bast Nc Columbu
Miss Price
Meadville
Corry
Tytusville
Allegheny College
NAMEOGRAMS FIRST GRADE PUZZLE FOR STUDENTS
A list of clues for a word puzzle titled NAMEOGRAMS covers definitions from Adam to evergreen shrub and fuel types. Answers will be published next week with a prize for the first nearby correct response. 411 students eligible except Hi-Times staff. leave answers with Miss Titus in Room 3.
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Alerdanwe
Earth
Adam
Orly
Hero
Lake Erie
Stuents
Hi-Times
Miss Titus
Junior and Senior High Concerts and Prom Plans Detailed
Two concerts by city schools featured morning and evening programs with solos and ensembles. Junior class president Burton Hammond organized prom committees with Norman Grice leading invitations and program prep. Menu and decoration chairs reported hotel venue, menu items, and gym use, with plans for decorations, punch bowls, chaperones, and invitations to be issued around April 1.
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Levening
Orchestas Anu
Lrnn
Glee Club
Burton Hammond
Norman Grice
Fern Raymond
Hotel Corty
Phil Marjorie
Mary Elizabeth Gullette
Snost A 72 M Of Play OpenT Man
Snost a 72 meter play opens with a tense setup as characters navigate unfolding conflict. The scene centers on unnamed protagonists adjusting to sudden shifts in power and presence, hinting at a larger arc surrounding leadership and control.
Riddling List of Misnamed Creatures Study Note
A classroom reminder playfully challenges common misnomers. It pairs quirky terms with their true identities, noting that a tihmouse is not a small mouse but a bird, a silver fish is an insect, a prairie dog is a rodent, and others like peas beans and alligator pear as perry.
Corry High School student newspaper editorial note
A student run HI TIMES page lists staff roles and contemplates reading habits of young people. It questions whether students read for information or mere entertainment and notes many read slowly or repeatedly to grasp topics. It emphasizes learning over quantity of reading.
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HI Times
Students OF
Corry High School
Wlaine Taster
As't
Baitor
iNorma Bennett
Mary F. Gillette
Asst
Betty Roale
Corry Residents Share Joys in Town Voice and School Prom
A collection of Corry residents and visitors praise Corry for its people and surroundings. Students and teachers participated in Kiwanis Club events as the Girls Give Chair concert, while plans for a school dance program begin a week before the upcoming prom.
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Kiwanis Club
Promobs and Questions Spark Senior Night at School
Students ask about prom plans and rumors at the school social with games and dancing. Miss Rowland and Mr Byler chaperone while readers wonder who will be prom partners and who made the honor roll as junior and senior rumors swirl.
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Miss Rowland
Mr. Byler
Heer Kenybe
Chariotte
Bob Williams
Rosie
Junny
Johnny Wilcox
Mary
Inkle
Mary McMohon
Miss Bennet
Mary Dubrosty
Corry 1950 Headlines Show Wide Range of Local News
Re elected Fire Chief Don Paulson for a third term. Matilda Kumber elected President of the Mail Carriers Association. Bob Lamona, “Corry’s Vagabond,” reports sixth million in Worlda. Margaret J. King named president of Montommay Ward & Co. Hitler resigns, Franz assumes control of Germany. Paul Phelps publishes new novel Lovo-lotters of My Childhood. Bob Robloys represents U.S. at 1950 Olympics. Walt Disney retires. Mickey Mouse to Cory boy. Shamburg graduates from Corry High. Russ Byler enters Wattsbure Fair with blue ribbon. Hunts K/0/8 cram tops contest. Poets Corner features nature sketches and dreams poems by Norma Bennett.
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Virginia Loveland
Paul Taylor
Joan Price
John Taylor
Betty Krone
Church Street
Sir Corry
John Sprovers
Ronald Ringler
Edith Lyman
Sue
Pauline Swanson
Corry
Dorothy Jones
Ward Piccitillo
Ruth Johnson
Rexford Procter
Ruth Keppel
Donald Warner
Harriet Hepler
John Wilcox
Sue Shaver
Charles McCuan
Jessie Turden
Virgil Warner
Wilma Patlson
Bawin Schramling
Harriet Wynn
Dick Lyons
Fern Raymond
Hira Belle Roschie
Marjorie Young (Jr
Jesmette Sorensen
Norma Bennett
Mr. )Myers
Don Paulson
NEW Mail Carria Matilda
Kumber
Mail Carriers’ Association
Winner of Limerick Contest Is Decided
The Hi Times contest selects George Gordon of Room 5 as winner of the first limerick round. The second entry features a jarring tale about a junior girl named Dot who pursued Bud, with the result described as making her chances slimmer.
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Limerick
Hi Times
George Gordon
Room 5
Miss Bennett
Bill Merrick
Limerick No
Dot
Bud
Abel
Beavers Edge Keystone Stars In Overtime Thriller
Beavers rally from a weak first half to beat the Keystone team by two points in overtime 24 32. Gumbleton adds three in OT as Beavers prevail while Keya struggle with fouls. Seniors claim title over Aero Supply 28 20 in triple OT. prospects look bright for next year.
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Keystone
Oki Pros
Gramuli
Finucan
Beavers
Myersmen
Gumbleton
Keya
Taylor
Guelick
Bracken
Hurlbut
Aero Supply
Fashion Show Lets High School Girls Shine Onstage
A style revue staged last evening featured high school girls Dorotha Mae Rickers Louise Whiteley and Ethel Beckwith performing two numbers Indian Love Call and Rain Dorotha Mae Rickers Louise Whiteley Ethel Beckwith Marian Donaldson Margaret Jane King and Per Raymond joined in a second showcase with Miss Blair a faculty member also participating in the event.
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Dorotha Mae Rickers
Louise Whiteley
Ethel Beckwith
Marian Donaldson
Margaret Jane King
Per Raymond
Miss Blair
Who's Who Senior Class of Cory High
A humorous senior issue profile lists small details about students including Margaret Jane King and Bud Curtis among others. It highlights personalities from senior to sophomore grades with nicknames looks and social roles.
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Willy
Stown
Cory High
Lagt Waeles
Seiiorsi Tant
Former High Student Honored at Rensselaer
Orlo A. Ewing, son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Ki Ewing of 482 Highland avenue Mearlville, is a junior in electrical engineering at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. He prepared at Corry High School and belongs to the student branch of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers.
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Tus, OW
Orlo A. Ewing
Thomas Ki. Ewing
Highland Avenue Mearlville
L.ry Electrical Engineering Society
Renestlaer Polytechnic Institute
Ewing
Corry High School
Tnattute of
Eletrinal Engineers
Women to be employed on Kane project sewing work
Max Kane announces that twenty women will be employed for six months on a WPA sewing project. $7475 allotted. Work starts Monday at Rescue Hose Company rooms. Borough council sponsors. Federal fabrics supplied. sewing machines, shears, buttons locally provided. Donations sought for machines and gowns for Kane area needy. volunteers urged to donate sewing equipment and thread.
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Kane
Max
B. W. Albertson
Rescue Hose Company
Bane
Robert Fees
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