Dramatic Club Elects Officers and Plans Monthly Meetings
The Dramatic Club held an October 7, 1933 meeting electing Buiene McKininney as president, Loot Ghs Wink as vice president, Brie Ney as secretary-treasurer, Pel Rods as reporter, with Louise Sra Hulk, Gladys Jagobsen and Luna Siguurman chosen to write the yearbook and constitution. Monthly gatherings set for the first Monday, and class meetings to elect a sponsor, MIS Parker, with new officers Leonard Seaholm, Farley Roos, and Mabel Campbell for the school term.
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Buiene ‘Mckininney
Loot Ghs Wink
Brie Ney
Pel Rods
Louise Sra- Hulk
Gladys Jagobsen
Lune Siguurman Wars
Fragmented notes about names and rumors in school life
A jumble of handwritten items mentions Frances Beane asking for a tall companion, a Rose rename to Tiny, lost rhymes at Bellville, and garbled chatter about Sadie, Rosalie, and Dane. It notes warning words, social gossip, and lingering dialogue on juniors, freshmen, and campus behavior with scattered, unclear references to people and events.
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Rome
Frances Beane
Rose
Tiny
Bellville
Sado
Louise Seaholm
Sadie
Rorlay
Biro
Rosalie
Dane
Westmoreland
Braden
Bernard o News Social Notes and Birthday Tributes
Bernardo News reports Sunday visits from Mr and Mrs Faimeth Kyton and families including Mrs Lee and Mr Hor sted, plus Mrs Gross birthday honors and thanks for condolences. Teachers and local residents like Sue Meer and Mane Willem Mower are mentioned with social greetings and community notices.
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WlUeen Meyer
Faimeth Kyton
Fai
Lee
Aug
Pulser Whitipeliter
Jones and Cateen
Ay Leirraania
Mas
Frank Ka
Houston
Sas Wileen
Glagy
Las Meyer Sunray
Marile School
Sue Meer
Columbus
Tercher
Mane Willem Mower
Sundane Carp
Avalon Theatre Bills for She Coming Week
A fragmented program noting the Avalon Theatre’s upcoming week shows and acts. Details are garbled but mention of cinema features and a variety of acts suggest a bustling schedule with attendees urged to attend. Names and specifics are unreadable due to OCR damage.
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Avalon Theatre
Fragmentary notes on church service and local life
A noisy, garbled page fragment from a church bulletin or column describes a Christ Episcopal Church event, a Sunday sermon, choir activity, and scattered references to community figures and places. It reads like OCR chaos with names, places, and local details largely unreadable.
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