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NOVEMBER 14 IS
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VOLUME XXVIII
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R~hea:rsals have been held since the hours. Miss Edith Dennett was in , assign~d parts il; the IJa~eant "Dem- the public speaking classes.
i pamphlet with the program of subSh~nahan WIll probably play half
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The play shows dl'fficu It'les A men" _ m em bers
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cans had returning to this count~y th~m.
parts are Spirit of Democracy, Lois I
I Instructions ~s to subj~cts re~uir- I Opel'atlOnr~.
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when the world war broke out. It IS , rhose who served were Vlasta Mal- I Mae Pickard; Spirit of Education,
, ed or change of courses wlil be given
Bo~s ,\ J10 ex~)ect, t~ play aI e Km all:
fascinating, alluring and a bit myste' l lln~nek, Dorothy ~estroyl, and Mary Adella Tombrink; People of 1775, PLANS COMPLETED
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~y the teacher.. Any student wi~4- Halgre~, ends, LIska and Br.u~k,ne~'
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I Ehza!beth Al'ganbnght.
Bmke, Jane Stastny, Anne Stastny,
FOR SENIOR v\ EEK ! mg to change hIS course .of studies tackle.s, Stock and P~echas, gualds,
. Gaylord Durbin plays the part of l The pictures. are of the finest , of l Walter Anderson and Joe Grimes; !
!should do so before choice of studYI~~Shmgton or, L~onov~cz, cellote~'; and
an East India servant, a charactel' l Japanese etchmgs and the prIces : Abraham Lncoln, C. C. Strimple;
Senior week calendar has been an- ! cards are filled out.
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from eac,h grade)I Shanahan " halfbacks ' and McElhg'ott .
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i a Branch,, ' Blue BIrd on Red Vase, Helen Yager, and Ag:nes Toul"lck The fIrst event ' ls the 'baccalaureate the school from whIch he was grad-I
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Part of the money made on the pla~ "Tem~le o~ ~~c~,,, "S~m~ Beach. by Slaves, Glynn :A..us, Walter ~uglewicz, reh,earsa~ at South, Hig'h auditorium uated in the I~ear future.. Choice of HISTORICAL CLUB ,
will be SPent for a black sateen cy MO~JIlhght,
Travelers 1lI
RamY i.Leo. Porkorskl; Teacher. MISS Edith whIch WIll occur No.v. 30. at 2 p. m. study cards WIll also be fIlled out bYI
DONATES TREES
-~lorama which will cost about $70, Night," "Saint in Snow, Storm," ; Del1net.t; Boy, Eq. Gvtman;
The b.accaJimreate sermon will be the graduating classes of the grade 1
--I' "Bridg~ by Rain," "The Great Wave,"
Sold'leI,
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Pal't of the money m~de by seniors
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in their class play, "TheYoungest
Ships on the Sea, and Sall-Boats iug) Hermine Fitle; Elde rly ladies ; toriul11 Nov. 30 at 8 p, m.
, About 2,500 copies of the co~rse oflwe~.e planted on tlie south sl?e.of the
';"'m be given for the new drapes.
at Sunset." ,
V,irginia Syd1101~ and Mable Preston;
Thle f.3~ewell mass meeting will i study pamphlets and choice of study Illalll entrance of the new bUlldmg, on
Pictures of the me.mb,els of the
Sev;nteclI pictures had been sold by Girls (rolling bandages) Elsie Walk- be helel MOnday MOl'l1ing Dec. 1 inlcards have 'been printed. "The . to' IWednesd~y, ~ct. 29..
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Play rehearsal will occur Dec, 1 will probably be somewhere around for the trees. One la rge tree and two
SCHOLASTIC GIVES
I'S'fUDENTS PLAN TO
Lor,r aine Miller and Audrey Moore ; periods 8 through 11.
[the 2,500 mar.k," sad L. R.Hill, ass.~m~l! ones wer~ planted. The ,large
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ATTEND SYMPHONY Paper boy; George Knight; Teacher,
Senior party will take place lin istant principale.
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Stw;lel1.~ of thousa~lds of J umor and, School plan to attend the Omaha I Price, president, William Carlson,
Senior play will be IJl'esented', Dec. ,
PAPER FOR TOOTER f ew months, For some reason the
senior h~gh, scho.ols 111 e~ery state 111 I Symphony concerts.
I Henry Greenberg, Arthur Shaffel', I 2 and 3 in the auditorium at 8 o'clock '
school plot does not ~eem favorabl e
~he country are preparmg to , ~om- Joseph Littau of the Roxy Theater '/ Walter Waskel, Cli.fford Rassmussen, ,I in the evening.
Wh.en the Castelar school one of to the gl'owth of evergreens, ,/
p~t~ in, the, seve.n th annual Na.tIonal Symphony Orchestra in New, York" Harold Christi, and Ed Gutman,
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Breakfast and matinee will be the largest grade schools in Omaha,
The school is indebted to the mellldecided to have a school paper, the bel'S of the Historical Society, and
Scholastic Aw~x:ds, the .ann~al con-_ is. m e new director this year. He I Modern Council Mem:ber; president, given Dec. 3.
tests for creatIve work
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and art which are spons?red and. cOll th ~ Orpheum Theater.' f01: all school ! Heck; prosecuting atto;reno/, Edwal'd Hotel Dec. 4 art; 6 :15 p. m.
it. One sm~ll boy, Robert Marcoe" the improved appearance of the frOllt
d~cted by The Sch~lastlc, a na~lO~al l chlldren. ~ season, tl,cket IS $1.
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members, Joh,n. Urbansky,
Comm,encement ex.cercises are to rose from hIS seat and addressed t he lawn.
hJ.g'h school magazme, Every JUl11~r I Ther e WIll 'be a hmlted number of IRu't h Way R0bel't Zeiger . Rudolph be held in the North High sch 011 teacher.
a~d senior hi~h sc~ool stude nt is el~- , seats on account of the cha.nge in ! Pliska, Alberta Remple, Mal'Y Ellen 'auditorium Dec. 5 at 8 o'clock in ~e "I t hink that Castelal' Toot er SOUTH TO AID DRytVE
glble to compete m The Scholastic I place from the City AuditorIUm to ,
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would be a good name for our paper,
OF COMMUNITY CHEST
Awards, hl which 260 national prizes the Orpheum Theater.
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because my big brother gets a tooter
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Mr, Litt;lU's programs will fOllO,W,'
fr6m South High every week and it I "Honor the dead; Provide for the
be distributed.
I last year's study with the addition of
Sllre is a keen paper!"
living," is the motto of Omaha Cit~
' 'Phe Scholastic Awal'ds give an slides, depicting the scellery, occupa-,!
The -rest of the class agreed with 1 izen in a iding the annual drive on
opportunity for high school students 1 tions, and customs of various count- 'I
hin'! and so it happens that the the day following Armistice day,
to participate in every field of crea- ' ries, Appropriate music will be play- ,
"Castelar Tooter", a bulletin paper , Nov. 12. The drive ends Nov, 25.
tive effort, both in literature and art. I ed.
C. E. Jones, electrical expert and ence that he was asked to give the now makes its appearance.
All PUIJils in the city a l'e to be
In the Literary Division, 57 prizes
Those planning' to attend are: Ada ,' l~cturer, .who g~ve t wo demons.tra- deJllonstration ,at the towm hall. M1'o l A reporter has asked that a copy given an opportunity to make a COl1will b,e given for p,oetry ap,d p~ose, J etter, Tillie Bilunas, Mollian Kol- tlOns dur~ng pel"lod~ 4- .and 8 .Fnday Jones beoame mterested in electrical of the Castelar Tooter be sent to! tribution to the Community Chest
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1I1cludmg short ston es, essays, hter- , ouch, Lauretta Hennillgsen, Ruth Oct. 24, 111 the audltol'lum saId that work from then on and has worked the Toot er office.
this Year. An envelope for every studary articles, hi stori~al articles, cur- Howe, Elsie Walker, Marie Still mock, , S~uth Hig~ School had su?erior elec- ,up to his present profession of lecte11t in the building, will be sent to
ret events, book reVIews, ~nd humor. H elen Plesqac, Beatrice Brown, So- : tl'lcal eqUipment for a hIgh school. Ul;er.
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The Art Division of the, 'S'Cholastic phie Newman, Virginia Elfrink, Bud ! Mr. Jones has lectured in fourteen
"South High has t he best electrical I
NIGHT SCHOOLS be made on Thursday, Nov. 13.
Awards includes prizes for pictorial ,Clow, Freda Winter, Charles Crocker ! states and in chautauquas aU' over department I have seen in any high
A report of the amount collected
art, sculptUl'e, soap sculptul'e, decora- (Lily Ann Kratky, Evelyn Ruskin, i the United States. He has demon- school", said M1. Jones, H~nd much
P l'incipal R. M. Marrs is in charge I will be made at 'a public meeting of
tive design, textile design, etchings, I' George Kubat, Dorothy Getschman, strated in the larger high schools in of the praise goes to Mr. Smith for , of night schools for Americanization the Commuity Chest on Friday, Nov.
lithographs, engravings, pottery, jewc, Marjorie Beavers, and Loyal Beavers. i Nebraska, Iowa, South Dakota,- Ok- his fine work in making the electrical that were opened' this week. Schools 14. A student' fi'om South will be seelry, metal work, and special prizes
l 1ahoma, and Texas.
department What it is."
are conducted in Kellom, the Social 'lected to make the report of South's
for wOl'k done with pen, pencil, a~1d
Teacher's Father Elected
' In Pawnee City, Nebraska, while
Mr. Jones went to South Dakota Settlement, Cultural C~mter, South contribution:
colored drawing inks. In each of t hese I
Mr, Jones was still going to high for his next lecture which is to be' High, ,Train, and the Jewish CommunA booklet containing informati on 011
classifications a, group ?f prizes is , Robert Smith: '~ho was re- elect~d school, he was asked to put on a gJven in one of the large high schools ity Centel', 'Rooms 107 and 109
the Community Chest' will be given to
awarded, pl'esentmg a Wide range of Clerk of the DIS,tl'lCt- Court Tuesday" little' show at a school affair. The there.
be used in South High School.
each student, and a card for evelT
opportunity for every student com- Nov. 4, is the father of Miss Caroline : electrical experiments that he showed ' Beatrice, Nebraska, is Mr. Jones's
A private night school is also run teacher will be given to the delegat.c,,.,,,
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Smith, instructor in mathematics.
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"He who tooteth not his own horn
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~ The unusual name The Tooter :vas , Miss Taylor al~o contributed to tl~e Several~tudent C~unci~, mf:' mbe~'S' gaze into her eyes and telling her that
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.:r chosen by five boys, Charles Collms, ' Annual, commentmg on the Tooter IJ1 took exceptIOn to a lemaIL made 1n her face would stop a clock,
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this. column, abou~ th~ way they p:1ck
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~ eral years previous to this time spo'-! es an Eli sha worthy of t he editori al ,' And . why ? Just b. e.c ause we g:l'le hiin so w e' could study their character?
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in South high have been made." At : inferior shoulders, then the Tooter a ad I are agreed on one tlung-. A
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~ the time a'bout 300 stud ents we.re el1-i will no longer be worth the trou'ble of i ~r,lllmnist's life i.s hard one.
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nlI the Toot er appeared, it was necessary , '07, was managin,g editor and Earl R a Imost put t h eir arms out of joint i 'Don't be a draw back.
. '"~ ed f or in section 1103, Act of October 3, 1917, authorilled :if
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~ I to over come considerable prejudice Clark, '07, editor, Harry De Young, I pattmg themselves on the back But
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were the r eporters and manager s. All changed. AdveltJ smg was put 111 the a lIse, last week fhen we heard a
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M ary M cGuire ~ I items submitted' wer e, looked ever by back and group pictures of graduates i fr eshie (name on request ) say she'
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Ida Strazdas ~ I t he .enti1:e staff and then by the edi- : held the place of prenlinence. The pic .. II w:as sat isfied with her g ra des. She: - .-.- .----- .- ..--- .-- ..- --- - - - - - . . ; ;
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Mil{e K elly, Arthur S chaefer ~l Centra.l high school was a facu lty ups were r eplaced by short verses. Inl Do you know what a wastebasket ~
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contributo r fo r the, paper, It was sev-, this issu e is a veritable descri ption 0 is'? Do you know what a corrider is? I 11 GROCERIES
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_ Willia m Kurtz, Joseph B luvas ~ , eral years before the .staff was placed !.the fo ur class~s and their standingr Which is just a mild hint to the ~
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their salesmanship. One almost talked ! t'"++++++++++++++++1-+ H'I I I ~
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In 191t> wl'lteups of actIVities, OP-I them myself.
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A synopsis of the class play, pic-I Tw~ editi~ns, of th( Tooter Annual a senior? I've waited all these year~
- Jture of the cast, a r eview of athletics, j.weIe Issued In 1916--one for January to be one, and now I'm 110t even
OF THE SCHOOL, BY THE SCHOOL, AND FOR THE SCHOOL editorials . and a writeup of j unior, \ an d one for June classes. In these is- I heated with due respect.
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Ethel Prindle I
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Illustrates Schoo 1 ChVl leS 1~an~e d .by th ~ ch est , All ~f th ese or- braska
Children's Home Society, Ne- bias that until a guy's broke.
FREE DELIVERY
gamzatJons ale needed fO I the fulfill I braska Humane Society, Nebraska
Gussie Green
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There are many reasons why a student s hould buy an Annu~1
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too late . Buy vour annual fro m s ome s enior now.
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Nov. 16, 'at 2 ;30 o'clock in a concert diction, the a pparent denial of any 1 _
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wo n r ecognition in three fields of mus- I He is a welcome addition to Amer- I$l
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Four Operators ;;
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f.le was born ill a littie Pennsylv ania ; WHAT'S YOUR REASON?
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Earning a liv ing i sn't .h alf. s o h~rd .as som e of t h e su~ce::;s gos- His clecision t o devote himself to mus- I asked a simple Freshman why
1)ellers imply in their Vlm-~l g0r. v~tahty pre~chment.
I ic came a s the r esult of his winning A Tooter Annual he would buy.
FOR BETTER DRESSES
The really difficult task IS to hve a full . hfe, . to know ~n?u~h a scholorship at Peabody ' conserva -IJ And to my question he r eplied;
.about art, mu sic~ geo~net~y! clogs, .. econo:nlcs, h,:er~~r e,. Cnme.::;o tory of Mu sic in Baltimore.
' ".Just to find out what's illside."
jade, the mountam,' of B n zll, and fa lconry as pld.ctrced 111 IndIa,
Beginning hi s career in light opera, j
t o be able to en.ioy thing~, to h ave dreams st0r.~d m thn soul his beautif ul vo ice and f ine acting, A quaint and curious Sophomore,
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t~at willeise like ,color ed f.lre",:orks to meet experIences en c ount- SOO I1 won him stardoll1.~ut. t hOUgh ! Replied- ah 'twas in ~iction's lore
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Becau se, yo u see, my picture in her."
t o make the h o noI' roll, St L1d~ ~nd concentIa- i Offers fr0111 Berlin and Vienna f oll-, The senti ments from these foul' obtainients. should work hard a nd dl~ d eep .. By p .u t- owed a nd he i ~ no w one of the few 1 . ed
1e s mto t he :,rork they achelve the Ir a~m ' l opera houses. He is one .of t he few Echo tho ugh ts t hese lines maintained
ng ir: class IS n ecessary, and remembenn g American .artists who are accepted To dig that half from out th e sock
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ul1l'esel'Ved ly abroad. He prefers, how- And back the Tooter Annual stock I
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ever, to spend the major portion of You'll have a memory boek of the !
ose th m gs a re usually fo und on t h e Honor each year in his own countl'y, The
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season of 1930,31 finds him sch eduled That will always b1'ing South High
to g ive an extens ive concert tour in \ School chee r.
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~mf)l'y b ook! Buy a Tooter Annua!.
How' To Make
inward vif'i ons of qaes ar, Buddha, Rousseau ~ Thom~s Jef.f erson , gest paid stars in th is f ield, lle had ;
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"Ah, Ha, the Tooter Annual se~soJ1,
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For ~he . past five years he has, I'll buy a copy; maybe two,
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COlnelS and ghost placards wele
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Howard Price
William Carlson
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ANNUAL
BANQUET
lone the new members were led off the
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Candy and pop-corn which weTe , Plans for the Annual Banquet of : bel'S took the initation without a
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' Sle furnished by Elizabeth Hall, Ethel I' the Portias, were discussed at the whnper, even the extra charges of
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Moorhead sa ng two popular songs.
HEADS NEW CLUBI mittees were given by the chairmen orchestra, Gerald Blunk, BemaI'd '
Delmore Hills, 30, IS one of th.e
"The Robins Return" was a piano
of each committee at the meeting of : Pawloski, Marion Schroeder, Maxine
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Nov 21 , at the Blackstone Istrom " Lois Buchel: and, Bessie Hil-I
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Alice Marie Pike, former stude~t, I Miss Maude Compton, former spon- mg held I.n r?~m .456, Monday, O~t: 'I Hotel.
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is employed by the Thompsen Belden I SOl', and Margaret Moorhead, '29, 27. o.ther offIcels .elec:ed, w~e.,
A debate on the questIOn, Resolved, and Bl~nche Blaha..
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secretary, .Ros~ Cang~losl, t~easUl~1 That. Capitol Punishment Should B e l DespIte the salt m the punch, the
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Frank Shukis, former student, IS! popcorn balls were served. Rose Pros Lou Noe. .
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Wiilie Lipsman, '28, retUl'lled home, 1SCHOLASTIC GIVES
10f Spanish were present. Miss May
New members of the club arel
1 dozen Photos ... .. $4.98
after g oing to an Ag l'icultural School
LITERARY AWARDS M~h~ney, the spon~or, expressed the Dorothy Berg, Dorothy Schultz, and)
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comprise the Fourth National High Iauplames, Sunday, Novembel 2.
the Unit:d States were parked aroundl
Hazel McGee, HA, is employed by School Art Exhibit,. which will open !
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t he Northwestern Bell Telephone Co., in the art galleries of Carnegie Insti- ! T. H_ LYNCH VIEWS
five weeks examinations were over
Ralston, wher e she works_after school. i tute in Pittsburgh in May and will i
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,Joy Wilsey, former students, on I The National Scholastic Awards! Ig I C 00, ~ en ec
e ou - e Iwas graduated from South in June
Monday November 3 lVIrs. Wilsey I
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each given a page in the commence - m e out sew i sed i'm r eportin fer the i:t
and many other needs br the boys.
meI1t issue and so wer e t h e athletic tootor. he s:d ~'m afraid your in the
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I gaylord del' bin sed a lot uf remarks ojpicture taken at
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In 1927, the Tooter was .called ."T~le a?out t h.e "freedo~ of the press," but
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