Contests and Vacation Prizes For Students At Exchangers
Volume Wo outlines contests offered by the American Boy Magazine and local high school notes. Entries must be 12 to 20 by May 15 1932 with prizes including a 8000 mile trip, special uniforms, and mentions of writers Laurie York Erskine and a Germany trip essay contest. Data from Detroit and Cincinnati summaries include costs of supporting students and spending patterns by gender and activity.
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American Boy
L. Mapel
Laurie
York Erakine
Detroit
ABS
Germany
Fifth Avenue
New Torre City
Cincinnati
Tower News
Winthrop
Classified Ads Give Readers Quick Access to Needs
Classified section offers opportunities to buy sell and seek services. Includes items for sale like horses and autos, room rentals, business services and upcoming auctions. Local ads note contact details and payment terms while promising careful publication and editorial oversight.
Dress Suit Or Sawing A Man In Two Tale
A humorous tale recounts the trials of wearing a full dress suit. Mr. Blank jokes about a debut at a dinner party with a rigid shirt and collapsing collar as his wife Phoebe helps. The piece hints the outfit, though stylish, proves a comic burden at social events.
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Neil McKay
Solentists
Binglesworp College Glee Club
Osten
Nig Club
Phoebe
Mr. Blank
The
Dale
Cole
Cedric
Paris
Col Z Cently
Siti
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Sonia
Huge Goyer
Phus
Sheen Alte
Semler
Debating Club to Meet Cochran High Team This Week
Our debating club announces a meeting and a debate against Cochran High School as part of the Inter High School Debating League preliminaries. The affirmative team will travel Friday night to Cochran to argue and help our school win.
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Glup Mss
Cabhrenton High School
Our
High School
Goohranton
Everrybody
Tes
Cochfanten
Prom Night Reflections From Greenville School
An account of a Greenville junior senior event including a surprise bridal notice, a missing Hendrickson, a salt in coffee mishap at the banquet, and a post dance gathering at the Green Mill Tavern. The piece notes the artificial prom, dancing to a colored band, and the final quiet close with school songs.
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Corry High School
Corry
Aidluk
Mraule Donaldson
Tonsa
Erte
Jowoe
Hse
Dorothy Craker
Green Mill Tavern
Washington Lusch
Fragmentary overheard remarks report
An unidentified speaker on a phone call mentions Bally Smith unable to attend school due to a medical issue. The dialogue includes a parent identifying themselves and a carpentry line, with garbled names and phrases interwoven.
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Bally Smith
Junior Class Surplus From Prom Funds Reported
The Junior Class shows about 109.06 left in the treasury after the Prom costing 181.44. Income came from gate receipts 65.25, senior profits 781.28, and events totaling 22.05 dance 9.57 box social 7.40 bake sale 6.00 dues 119.00. Suggestions include curtains for the stage and aid to Athletic Association or Corrian for yearbook covers.
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Epecstators
Junnior
Corrian
Biology Pupils Passions and Spring Fever in Class Notes
A quirky school page documents biology class antics and student life. It blends humor about tests, crushes, and spring fever with reflections on cleaning and renewal in a Corty High School setting.
Note of a Classroom Moment and a Quirk
In a English class a disruptive sound interrupts the lesson. Miss Barr dismisses the disturbance and asks for calm. A student, nicknamed Gig Butters, draws attention with a facial reaction noted by the narrator.
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Jack Berry
Miss Barr
Jack
Butters
Ted
Wednesday Assembly Under Difficulties At CHS
Fragmented report describes a Wednesday morning assembly in which sleepy students were awakened during a singing period led by Mr. Sheen. References to birthstones, sapphire symbolism, and unclear dialogue about the Great Divide and Perilous Primrose Path appear amid garbled captions and gossip.
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Lodois
C.H.S
AMR
Corry Hi
Ceara
Ubing
Sheen
Jess
Euukemg
Tuffy Huth
Murray
Do You Know Answers and Names in Brief Message
Fragmentary notes mention W HL Smith with a number 3.87498 and Albert Di Ritone. a figure $42000 yearly appears alongside Burke. The text is unclear and lacks event context.
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W. HL. Smith
Squae Mallee Ember
Albert di Ritone
Burke
Banquet Proves Enjoyable Affair at High School
Before the dance at Major High School the Junior and Senior classes held a dinner at the Hotel Corry. Speakers included Ray Reagie welcoming seniors and guests, Helene Lewis, Misa Barry, and Mr. Dewey Enve asyeres with jokes.
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Ma Ior
Hotel Corry
Dewey Enve Asyeres
Sheen
Mrs. Sheen
Horace” Bryadsion
Fragmented School Greeting Puzzles Local Readers
A garbled note reports a welcome for a student named Phyilia Melh welcomer at a school in Aris. The text references a room six offering day and mentions a graduation or event with unclear details.
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Phyilia Melhweford
Siruiy-Vin
Aris
Opal Sheerayl
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