Mount Dora Hi-Points Ends Senior Editors Runtime
The Mount Dora Hi-Points marks its last issue under the senior class supervision. Seniors turn over editing duties to the juniors and thank Mrs Laney and the senior reporters for their work. The juniors are wished a successful year and cooperation from all reporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Dora
Laney
Bobby Turner
Indiana
Lucille Minkley
Panna Cty
Laure Roseborough
De-Land
Bill Treadwell
Jay Swank
Orlando
James van Auken
James
New
Mount Dora Teams Split Varsity Wins and Hurdles
Basketball summaries record Mount Dora Hurricanes losses to Tavares on January 18 at Tavares, with late free throw deciding the score, and wins over Umatilla and Winter Garden on January 22 and 25. Girls and boys squads post multiple high scorers, including Hadlock, Mos Teller, Kelly, Roseborough, and Jones. The-issue also notes a January 19 band concert and school announcements across grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Dora Hurricanes
Tavares
Tavares Boys
Bull Dogs
Mount Dora
Kelly
Mosteller
Hurricanettes
Hadlock
Rhea
Umatilla
Roseborough
Mogteller
Vincent
Jones
Coyle
Winter Garden
Senior English class sets Hi Points bequest list
In the final paper edition the senior English class bequeaths editorials to Lucile M and Opal H to Jack B and Christine S to Bette Carter and Jackie O to Doris H. Tommy K assigns last minute themes to Ashton B Jim W passes assembly write ups to Stephanie H Beans keeps all. Joyce D wills gossip column to Laura R. Ruth S passes game write ups to Betty Cooley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois R
Lucile M. Opal H
Jack B
Christine S
Bette Carter
Jackie O
Doris
Tommy K
Ashton B
Jim W
Stephanie H
Beans
Joyce D
Laura R
Ruth S
Betty Cooley
Social column gossip from a local dance scene
The notes recount Ashton and Jay with two Eustish girls at a Sammy Kaye dance in Orland and mark Sonny H. and Evelyn B. as a new couple. Faye eyeing Lake Jem, possible J. J. on the scene, two senior boys linked to Leesburg, Burr’s vanity, Betty Co. and Cotton’s bond, Ione and Kit moving away, Mrs. Laney’s chorus steps, and Tommy K. seen with a Monde from Leesburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashton
Jay
Sammy Kaye
Orlando
Sonny H
Evelyn B
Faye
Bob
Lake Jem
J. J
Leesburg
Burr
Betty Co
Cotton
Ione
Kit
Laney
Esays
Tommy K
Tommy
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Vty Ivf
Florida
Mount Dora Publishing Company
Edith Edeburn Keller
George C. Keller
Eugene L. Downs
A. WS
Editorial
William E. Holler
Lake County
R. G. Battle
Agi Auto Races
RADIO
SB i
First Methodist Church
Gibson
Methodist Youth Fellowship Meeting
Mr. Gibson
George Gibson
Darrell Pendleton
C. M. Brown
Brown Builders Supply Coo., Inc
Third Avenue
Mount Dora Tavares
Wilbur
Anne P
Joyce
Eustis
Laura
Buddy W
Lucile M
Charles
Lucille M
Lucy
Ruth
Bill
Roy L
Dot E
Bob A
Mary Martha S
W.L. H
Evelyn M
Hollis T
Currygood
Haygood
Norris Williams
Barry Norton
Helen Dick
Eearem
Audrey MacDougall
Massachusetts
Richard Brackman
Lucius Driggers
Marion Oliver
Dorothy Peterson
Zelmer Clemmons
Earl Cunningham
Tennessee
Marion van Deroef
Ohio
Mount Dora Pharmacy
North Grandview St
Auto Inn
Eustic
Cor
Bay St
Orange Avenue
Tfc
Jones’ Taxi Service
N. Dixie Highway
R. E. Daniels
P & T Garage and Machine Ship
Dixie Nies
W. C. Butts
Mount Oo
Alfred Rehbaum
W. B. Johnson
Fla
Phili. Co
G. B. Jones
Lakerm Tfe
Dresser Music School
Northgate St
Tfe
Boyte Exterminating Co
S. Main St
Florida Pest Control Assn
Porter
Sylvan Shores
Brennan Lumber Co
Joralemon
Spencer Corsetiere
Kyle Gillespie
White
Robert Fenton
Ninth Ave
F. R
Fifth Ave
Baker
Grandview
Singer
Dora
Baby Carriage
J. Morse
Corner Vine
8Th Ave
L. Grady Simpson
the Underground
Donnelly Ave
Ace of Pita
Pathfinder
Silver Screen
Poultry Tribune Farm Journal
Parmex
Christian
Herald
S. Camera
Bs Screenland
Child Life
American Fruit
American Poultry Jow Aviation
Christian Herald Coronet
Country Gentleman
Etude Music Magazine
Farm Jrnl
Farmer's
Hygeia
Scientific Screenland
Sports
Southern
Womsn
Poultry Tribune
American Fruitee Oy
Progressive Farmer Pathfinder
Breeder’s Gazette
Southern Agriculturist
R.F.D
Post Office
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