Editorial aims for Mount Dora high school paper
The editors express hopes the school paper serves readers and fosters cooperation among classes. They note roles from 1940 Florida Tribunal and mention editors and reporters, then state the semester aim to provide Mount Dora a bird's eye view of its high school. Dr. Wood spoke on medicine as a profession January 28, 1935.
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Florida Tribunal
Buster Sadler
Mortimer McCown
Flora
Morley
Mary Elizabeth Simpson
Milton Chapman
Bobby Widmer
Mount Dora
Wood
W. L. Wood
Assembly
Col. Sanborn
Col. W. J. Sanborn
Colonel Sanborn
New Hampshire
Daniel Webster
Remembering to Be a Physician How Dr Wood Describes Medicine
Dr Wood argues medicine combines science and art and warns that years of study are needed to become a doctor. He urges attending a strong medical school with seven to ten years of schooling and hospital internship before practicing independently. He advises starting in a small town rather than a large city and ends with a hotel tour showing why the kitchen is the backbone of any hotel.
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Wood
Hotel Manager Carl Graves speaks on hotel work at Mount Dora High
Carl Graves, Villa Dora Hotel manager and owner, spoke at Mount Dora High School on February 4 as part of a vocational guidance series. He traced hotel history from inns to modern establishments and outlined hotel roles from bellhops to electricians, stressing qualities like courtesy and ambition.
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Carl Graves
Villa Dora
Ness
Mount Dora High School
Graves
Inn
Mid term exams and local basketball results reported
Students endured mid term stress during three days of exams while Mount Dora girls beat Umatilla 17 11 and Umatilla boys lost 27 11. In Mount Dora return games the girls again defeated Umatilla while the boys were overwhelmed by larger opponents.
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Mount Dora
Victori
Mount Dora Rallies In Local Prep Bout Lineups
Umatilla highlights include Christopher four K Kenney three Parker one Odom seven McCown two Kessler one Haskins Maxwell five Pooser one Kenny Drand Odom two. Next Friday Mount Dora faces Orlando on the locals court.
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Mount Dora
Umatilla
Cher
Kenney
Parker Oy
Drawdy
Ce Jaseasa Maxwell
Seageeeeee Dieses A Odom
Haskins Soaves Straker
Dooley
Srcecesves Ebeagie
Christopher
W. Kenney
Parker
D. Odom
McCown
Kessler
Haskins Maxwell
Pooser
K. Kenny Drand
Odom
Orlando
Mount Dora Junior High Basketball Teams Show Promise
Both junior high girls and boys in Mount Dora are hard at work to prove basketball talent to the town and Mount Dora High School. The junior girls started strong with two games and one loss, showing vigor and teamwork. The junior boys have yet to win after two games, but remain diligent and capable of supplying a solid future senior team.
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Umatilla
Mount Dora
M. Fenn
Webb
Fenn
Svsit Ene Webb
Morley
Nicholson
Simpson
Powers
Ellis Perafrance
M. D
Christopher
D. Odom
Mount Dora High School
In The Dark Ages One Act Play at Mount Dora High
Mount Dora High School presents a one act play titled In The Dark Ages about mid term exams. A mysterious stranger questions gloomy pupils who answer Test bad bad. Flora Morley or Frank Pooser brightens the scene revealing the theme is mid year exams. Curtain. Senior class notes mention practice for The Charm School with attendance issues and a class reporter election Barbara Blanchard. Junior notes list new president Mortimer McCown and editors Katherine Killian and Mary Agnes Harding. Sophomores urged to contribute 10 to 15 cents for a party and keep Mount Dora's dollar in Mount Dora.
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Mount Dora High School
Flora Morley
Frank Pooser
Flora
Frederick Sleight
Barbara Blanchard
W. J. Sanborn
Jean Andersen
Miami
Mortimer McCown
Katherine Killian
Mary Agnes Harding
Arthur Haskins
Eustis
Mount Dora
Sophomore Class Notes Ask for Free Party
Sophomores propose a class party but refuse to cover costs. The note questions whether such an arrangement is acceptable or fair for the entire class and hints at potential questions about funding and participation.
Freshman Class Adds New Member and Reporter
Several freshmen have been absent due to illness. Donald Strickland joins the class and Lloyd Shoemaker is elected class reporter. An assembly program is planned for Friday February 15.
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Donald Strickland
Lloyd Shoemaker
Seventh Grade Officers Elected and News from Wilton Adams
The seventh grade elected officers on February 4 with Wilton Adams chosen president and Buster Battle also noted. The class pledges harder work in the second semester and congratulates the eighth grade on its success, while regretting the loss of the P T A dollar.
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Wilton Adams
Buster Battle
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Young Men Wanted for Marine Corps Recruiting Notice
The Savannah Georgia Marine Headquarters accepts a limited number of recruits monthly for the Marine Corps. Major Louis E. Fagan heads recruiting for Virginia North and South Carolina Florida and Eastern Georgia. Residents in these areas with good morals and reputable community standing may apply.
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Savannah
Marine
Corps
Louis E. Fagan
Marine Corps
Virginia
North
South Carolina
Florida
Georgia
Fagan
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