Sixth Annual Grade School Tournament Concludes in LTHS Gym
Oak Avenue schools claim top honors as heavyweight and lightweight teams dominate the sixth annual grade school tournament held in the LaGrange High School gym. Sponsored by the L Club and LaGrange Recreation Commission, the event wrapped up Friday.
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Oak defeats Congress Park in finals to claim basketball titles
Oak heavies and lights advance through rounds beating Seventh Avenue and Sossitt to reach finals. Bennett nets 23, Kacas adds 10 baskets as Oak heavies lead 28 to 14 after three. Congress Park’s Clay and Baker top their attack while Groeser leads Oak lights 14 to 5 in the championship.
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Western Springs
Congress Park
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Oak ‘Lights
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Jim ‘Kacas
Clay
Baker
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Sossitt
Groeser
Oak Lights
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McClure School of
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Cassitt
PF Raley
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Webber Co
Ramm
Sward
Rawson
Reimers
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LY Bennett
Pinafore to Be Staged at High School March 19 20
Sunday and Saturday nights, March 19 and 20, the high school will present HMS Pinafore performed by the choir with Carol Ruminer Marilyn Gray and Roger Norton in cast. The program featured selections from the operetta at a Kiwanis luncheon with Shirley Johnson on piano and Bob Quinlan on violin.
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Ham
Arthur Sullivan
England
Sullivan
William Gilbert
Gilbert
Deems Taylor
Mendelssohn
Carol Ruminer
Marilyn Gray
Roger Norton
Kiwanis
Shirley Johnson
Bob Quinlan
Dean Wilson
George Hammond
Louis Simpson
Truman Fox
Early Radiant Heating Systems in Roman Baths
The Romans used warm air and smoke to heat baths by building fires in lower areas and hollow tile flues under floors and up walls. This method circulated heat through walls and floors, warming the building and foreshadowing modern radiant heating.
School Secretary Miss Neaman Homer Nominated Again
Secretary of LTHS Miss Neaman D Homer was nominated for a second two year term as corresponding secretary of the National Association of School Secretaries at the midwinter meeting in Atlantic City New Jersey. Frances E Rosenthal addressed the group on the important role of the school secretary in public relations. Dr J R Mitchell spoke on the secretary as an educator and workshops for school secretaries were announced for Purdue University UCLA and likely Western Reserve University Cleveland after the summer meeting.
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Neaman D. Homer
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National Association of
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Illinois Association
Moss Frances E. Rosenthal
Harold Hunt
Chicago
M. Herbert Freeman
Department of Business Eucation
State Teachers College
Patterson
N. J
Mazie V. Scanlon
Health Department
Claridge Hotel
J. R. Mitchell
Purdue University
University of California At Los Angeles
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
JC Sprint Medley Runners Triumph In Midwest Meet
The Lyong Township Junior College sprint medley team won the Midwest track meet at North Central College in Naperville on Saturday. Dick Bowman ran three laps, Don Van Horn two, Bob Barker one, and Eakin Graber six, finishing in 4:32. Morton Junior College placed second, eight yards back, led by Wilson and Thorn.
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Midwest
Lyong Township
North Central College
Naperville
Dick Bowman
Don van Horn
Bob Barker
Eakin Graber
Morton Junior College
Wilson
Thorn
Death Takes Mothers Of 2 LTHS Teachers
Two LTHS English instructors mourned as their mothers died last week. Ruth McCusker of Mattoon Illinois and Julia Bladt of Elmhurst died within days of each other. Funeral services for McCusker were held in Mattoon on February 29 and Bladt’s services were conducted at Harris Funeral Home in Joliet with interment at Elwood. Bladt taught at LTHS and LC. Swift JC runners face next test at Illinois Tech relays under coach Max Armer.
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LTHS
Ruth MccCusker
Florence McCusker
Mattoon
Matton
Luther Black
Julia Bladt
Elmhurst
Harris
Joliet
Elwood
Ill
Bladt
Ton
Wright
Swift
Ilinois Tech
Max Armer
New Jersey Population Figures Mentioned In Fragment
The readable text references residents and households in New Jersey with scattered population figures and averages. Specific names appear obliquely, including Mrs William Spiler and Mr Gusti Bethke, among others, within a fragmentary OCR passage.
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Ers
North
William Spiler
Gusti Bethke
Dick McMarett
Morris
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