Cool Springs High School News January 1930
The Cool Springs Township High School opens the spring term January 20 1930 with new freshmen from Forest City Grammar School. Highlights include honor rolls, improved hour period, supervised study, and state standard tests showing senior class above state average. Music programs, operetta planning, glee clubs, and a new band project are outlined along with vocational agriculture, home economics, library science, and Alexander school progress.
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