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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1936
Page
9
The school adds a few each year to keep up the supply. The average life of a school book is four years. Some students take good care of books, while others do not. On average about four years are allowed for each book.
Society editor details list Hazel Delle Cassaday Hengtsgate Delia Moss and Jane Foster with Mary Cloyce Winkel as sports reporters Billy Wallace and Mary Helen Simmons as reporters other staff includes Billy Henderson Miles McInnis Mildred Furr Dorothy Schuessler Sybil Decker adviser Henry Barton listed among staff
The article explains how Liano High School selects and purchases books. A Hart led committee chooses from state approved lists for high school texts while grade school books are state dictated. Book orders follow prior enrollment with a 10 percent bump to cover late entrants, and full changes trigger proportional increases.
A simple promotion urges buyers to use Leto's Pyorrhea Remedy to protect teeth with guaranteed results. The ad advises prompt action at Corner Drug Store and promises effectiveness by following directions.
A fragmented prompt hints at a Christmas festival titled TSILRHCS A M. It also mentions a literary society gathering scheduled Friday and a quiz style clue about forming phrases related to time and belonging.
Teasing notes from a school column reveal gossip about engagements, crushes, and nightly escapades among seniors and staff. Whispers mention Margie Jo and Lee engagement talk, a blondes and brunettes trend, a mystery girl with Byron, and a red hat quest among seniors.
Fragmented verses and jokes from a long ago page mix a Christmas space scene with nursery humor. The piece features Old Santa, a broken trace, space tumbling, and a promise to rescue him next week, followed by quirky dialogues and quips about cigars, ethics, and mischief.
A short exchange shows Mr Miller chiding Vernon for not drying up and keeping quiet, while Vernon counters with curiosity. The onstage quip suggests a light dismissive mood and character dynamics between the two speakers.
Friday afternoon the Odd Literary society sponsored amateur hour awarded cash prizes to first and second place teams. First prize of one dollar went to Mary Helen Simmons and George Ann Melonis for a costume act as Uncle Zackert and Aunt Pudy. Second prize of fifty cents went to Marjorie Moss and Mary Agnes Pehl for a dialogue titled A Big Mistake.
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