Grade school notes reflect lively classroom life and events
Editor notes summarize Grant School activities from 1A to 8A grades. Updates include student movements, absences, health recoveries, new bank accounts, officer elections, weekly deposits by grade, election results approving new school buildings, club formations, and upcoming events such as a film at Forest Park theater and a Provigo football tournament.
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Grant School
Jeanette Hess
Pearl Eggleston
Roberta Parchman
Alice Cooper
Jbenjamin Mier
Danktrys
Dune Helleman Haw
Clase
Albert Borman
John Webb
Hvelyn Seegers
Wallace Rose
Oliver Beryker
Seargeant-at-Arme
Arada
Field-Stevenson
Everett
John
Mary Theodowrkin
Fourth of Education
Marengo Avenue
1Th Street
Forest Park
Quad Citizens Club
Clus
Wilbert Seerk
Michigan
Tew
Hitchcock
Elias
Hails
Miss Otts
Virginia Lontta
Jefferson School
Uhleuge
Misa Copp
Maury Melt
Katheyn Teshire
AL Here
Bridiynd
Branves Brown
Moseqim
Yule Moving Picture
Columbus
Clarence Stanley
Lark Vanderwert
Maral Restlun
Harold Behiece
August Cotrara
Albert Olson
Garteld
Lita Ftofing
Fred Blaglus
Myrtle Moyer
Stobert Milehacfer
Maynard Hirsch
Showe
Charles Livia
David Eaton
Robert Schwartz
June Carron
Thiebert
Provigo
Maywood
Purest Park
Unrfield Terent‘Teacher Association
Aiera Forest Park
Arrow Football Eleven Suffers Veteran Departures
The West Suburban Arrow football team faces key losses with four veteran players leaving. Star tackle Lawyer departs for Oak Park High School, Lewis Ganger and Klupping also exit, while Uehie earns a second team berth. Rehn cannot play due to business, leaving a large gap as Cy Mullen eyes a center position for Catholic team. The squad remains optimistic despite absences and continues to field players with a “never say die” spirit.
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West Suburban Arrow
Oak Park High School
Lewis Ganger
Uehie
Arrows
UK Park High Seal
Rehn
Ganger
Klupping
Het
Bt. Mesa High School
Cy Mullen
Arrow Aggregation
Arrowa
Hag
Impossible Mrs. Smith Duncan Wake Up
A fragmented scene shows Mrs. Smith urging Duncan to wake as he resists, saying he is unable to rise and questions why he cannot sleep. The dialogue conveys a tense moment of concern and an unresolved struggle.
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Mrs. Smith
Duncan
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Tighal Cartoon Con
Janie
Hirda Neponset
Wheeler Linoleum Co
Oak Park
Madison Street
Austin Blvd
Phone Forest
8. A. Danhauer
Harlem State Bank Building
Hall - Heileman CO
Illinois
Forest
The
Federal
Federal Wash
Public Service Company OF
Northern Illinois
N. Oak Park Ave
Oak Park Telephone
Euclid
Harry L. Judd
Illinois Bell, Telephone Company
Bell System