Mt. Dora High Fire Jump All-Star Display
Jeannette Pike notes Louise Lane as Donald Loveless and Paul Conrad lead a Mt. Dora High campus fire jumping event. Donald performs three jumps through the flames to impress Miss Taylor, seeking honor after Anna misses his first pass. The party ends with students returning home to study.
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Jeannette Pike
Louise Lane
Donald Loveless
Paul Conrad Iihes
Miss Taylor
Bennett
Donald
Anna
Banquet Honors Local Soccer Team Members
Friday evening at the school gym a banquet celebrated the soccer group. Guests included Mr. Rose, Mr. Knight, J. G. Ray, Raymond Perkins, Glenn Brown, Clovis Brantley, Jesse Jooley, Glenn Chapman, Allen Reynolds, Max Moorhead, Glendy Robert McMurray, Ben Harvey, Jeff Brantley, Glen Bob Dickson, and Don Key who delivered brief speeches. The crowd cheered for Messrs Clough and Knight and Raymond Perkins.
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Roserough
David Simpson
Mr. Roseough
Mr. Knight
J. G. Ray
Raymond Perkins
Glenn Brown
Clovis Brantley
Jesse Jooley
Glenn Chapman
Allen Eynolds
Max Moorhead
Glendy Robert McMurray
Bent Harvey
Jeff Brantley
Glen Bob Dickson
Donkey
Messrs
Clough
Knight
J. G
Mount Dora L School Soccer Team Honors Coach at Banquet
At opening exercises on Tuesday morning the Mount Dora L School state champion soccer team presented Mr Knight with a gold soccer football engraved H BE K, Coach 28. The gift, planned for the banquet, was delayed by a late emblem delivery as several seniors and newer members joined to honor his four years of work.
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Mount Doral
Knight
H. BE. K
Mount Dora and Apopka Girls Clash in Narrow Mount Dora Win
Mount Dora High School girls defeated Apopka High 17 to 15 at Donnelly Park. First year players impressed, older players showed strong form, and the Dora Sandspurs demonstrated hard practice paying off as the score stayed tight to the end.
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Donnelly Park
Mount Dora High Ol
Apopka High School
Dora Sandspurs
Mount Dora
J. C
Dean Pinkston
R. C
Mab Ray
R. G
Marie Slack
Shirley Schoenenberger
R .F
Abby Simpson
L F
Oer Wells
Agnes Sil
Dora wins a 2 0 victory in tense game
Mount Dora fans fill the stands as Dora defeats an opponent 2 0 in a tight contest. Brown scores a fine goal in a second half marked by close kicks and defensive scrambles with no clear threat to either side. Senior assembly postponed due to illness. a Weiner roast planned in Rock Springs.
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At Dora
Mount Dora
Umatilla
Classroom magazine ad analysis assignment
Miss Hubbell instructed the Economics class to examine four or five old magazines from twenty or thirty years ago. Students would compare advertisements to identify target audiences and reader classes. The term papers were due at the start of the test on November 27.
Seniors’ Dancing School Records Returned
Every noon the senior class runs a dancing class in the auditorium and the students feared missing records could disrupt it. Monday they found no records but Miss Pike soon admitted borrowing them for the weekend and returned with the Records.
Moorhead and Pike Attend Florida Education Association Meet
Max Moorhead spent Wednesday night with Glenn Brown and the teachers attended the Florida Education Association convention in Orlando during last week’s holidays. Moorhead also spent the Thanksgiving vacation in Ybor City while Jeannette Pike was seen on Saturday.
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Max .Moorhead
Glenn Brown
Florida Education Association
Orlando
Max Moorhead
Ybor City
Jeannette Pike
Accidents Reported At Clermont Library
In Clermont night library incidents left Raymond Perkins with a broken filling after a bite of Black Cow and Glenn Brown tumbling from a chair. Jesse Dooley and Marjorie Colson were absent from school, while a Sophomore reporter hints at an unnamed accident involving Clayton Tremain and Harold Wilson as the alleged victim.
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Clermont
Raymond Perkins
Glenn Brown
Jesse Dooley
Marjorie Colson
Clayton Tremain
Harold Wilson
Clayton
Elizabethan Spirit and Bard in Everyday Tasks
Jeannette notes the King James Bible appeared under Charles II. Louise calls Elizabethan people full of spirit. Clara imagines Shakespeare assisting housework with room mates in London and possibly composing Hamlet while sweeping and Macbeth while washing dishes.
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Jeannette
Charles II
Louise
Clara
Shakespeare
London
Bard
Avon
Hamlet
Macbeth
Honor Roll Second Six Weeks by Grade
Lists of students named to the honor roll for the second six weeks across grades. First grade Almeda Dooley Marion Edwards Mildred Hanks Frankie Lou Morris. Second grade Bobby Wells Katherine Keisling Margaret Finch Zera Dean Grace Anderson. Third grade includes John Cain Mary Shaw Curtis Minkley Theo Green Louise Houser William Turrentine Oscar Stephens Jr Hilda Johnson Sara Margaret Pooser Ina Norton Bertha Thomas Natalie Spilky Dorothy White Lois Jerne Kelsey Hill. Fourth grade Lee French Emily Battle Dorothy Loveless Joel Richter. Fifth grade Mary Agnes Harding Flora Morley Lurlene Green. Sixth grade Roy Christopher Frank Pooser Cecil Barker Robert Tuttle Harriet Wise Irene Green Barbara Blanchard Ethel Langhorst Virginia Jepson Edna Mae Neil Ruth Harvey. Seventh grade Nelson Morley J D Mosteller Peggy Champ Draper Keisling. Eighth grade Mary Virginia Pierce Mary Bellringer Myrtle Jepson. Ninth grade Jane McCown Eleanor Wells Ruth Loveless Shirley Schoenenberger Mildred Neil Joseph Swift Clovis Brantley. Tenth grade Elizabeth Detten Abby Simpson.
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Almeda Dooley
Marion Edwards
Mildred Hanks
Frankie Lou Morris
Bobby Wells
Katherine Keisling
Margaret Finch
Zera Dean
Grace Anderson
John Cain
Mary Shaw
Curtis Minkley
Theo Green
Louise Houser
William Turrentine
Oscar Stephens Jr
Hilda Johnson
Sara Margaret Pooser
Ina Norton
Bertha Thomas
Natalie Spilky
Dorothy White
Lois Jerne
Kelsey Hill
Lee French
Emily Battle
Dorothy Loveless
Jane McCown
Eleanor Wells
Ruth Loveless
Shirley Schoenenberger
Mildred Neil
Joseph Swift
Clovis Brantley
Elizabeth Detten
Abby Simpson
Notable 12th Grade Students Named in List
The document names Glessie May Harris Bennett Harvey Paul Conrad Mary Battle and Glendy Sadler as eleventh and twelfth grade students in the record.
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Glessie May Harris
Bennett Harvey
Paul Conrad
Mary Battle
Glendy Sadler
Quotations From Seventh Grade Test Papers
A collection of sample statements from a seventh grade test shows humorous and odd lines. Items include Home Economics about colors, Geography noting the Pyrenees on top of Spain, a satirical note on infantile paralysis, physiology on cuspid teeth, digestion basics, and a claim that Germany and France share the same natural resources swept by tourists.
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Pyrennes Mts
Spain
Germany
France
Thanksgiving Day at Aunt Mat hap with family
Dorothy Loveless recalls a fourth grade Thanksgiving in a rural family setting. Aflat tire fixes and a stop for nuts lead to a warm visit with Aunt Martha, Uncle Chester, Betty and Charles. The day features turkey dinner, pets, rooms, games, a pony, and a woodland picnic with siblings and relatives.
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Father
Brother
Martha
Chester
Betty
Charles
Family Road Trip Ends With Aunt Martha Visit
The narrator recounts returning home after a trip with Aunt Martha. Betty and Charles will spend a month with them. They bid farewell to those staying behind, enjoyed a breakfast lunch in the woods, gathered nuts, and ended the day tired and asleep.
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Martha
Betty
Charles
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Max
Glendy
Raymond
the Entertainment
Bor Weiner
Rock Springs
Weiner
Economics
Dancing
Buick
Fisher
Eustis Buick Co
Tite
Eustis, Fla
Mother
Big Sister
Daddy
Tor
NASH
Exelastee
Salon
Hilltop Motors Co., Inc
Mount Dora, Florida
Rehbaum & Co
First State Bank of
Eustis
Fountain Inn
Fla
W. E. Lackey
Aetna
North America
L. A. Tremain
Hartford
Lake County Publishing Co
Mount Dora, Fla
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