Mount Dora Hl Players Profile and Prospects
The article profiles Mount Dora High School football youths including fall 11th graders and new players. It highlights fullback who broke an arm, two developing ends and backfield players John Burkart and Bobby Vincent, and details Carey Colley and Samuel Fertitta’s births, moves, heights, weights, and football aspirations. Bernard McCabe is noted as a strong student and first year player hoping to continue through three more seasons with the six man 4-H team in mind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman
John Burkart
Bobby Vincent
Carey Colley Carey
Orlando
Florida
Tavares
Carey
Mount Dora
Sam Fertitta
Samuel Fertitta
Baltimore
Maryland
Sam
Kyser
West Virginia
Winchester
Virginia
Fruitland Park
Leesburg
Eustis
University of Florida
Bernard McCabe
Bernard
Boston
Massachusetts
Mount Dora School
Groveland Eyes Victory Over Mount Dora Friday Night
Bernard, five feet eleven and a half inches tall and weighing 150 pounds with blue eyes and light hair, predicts Mount Dora can provide Groveland a strong test with cooperation and hard play for a Friday night game.
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Bernard
Mount Dora
Groveland
Social Notes Highlight Local Weekend Gatherings
On Saturday November 12 Juanita Ginther attended the Bushnell rodeo with a friend. Helen Driver enjoyed the Wildwood junior play on November 14. Adelaide Key and her father visited in Sanford. Mildred McCaughey and Beulah McHattie shopped in Orlando after Armistice Day. Blair Kramer hosted Tom Hurlburt Ruth Beerbower and Doris Baggett for dinner before the Tavares game. Billy McCown J W Shaw and Tom Kimball attended the Gainesville homecoming football game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita Ginther
Bushnell
Wildwood
Helen Driver
Adelaide Key
Sanford
Mildred McCaughey
Beulah McHattie
Orlando
Blair Kramer
Tom Hurlburt
Ruth Beerbower
Doris Baggett
Tavares
Billy McCown
J. W. Shaw
Tom Kimball
Gainesville
Inquiring Reporter Debates Swing Longevity Across Cast
Blair Kramer sees swing as fleeting and unlikely to last beyond a year. Zera Dean expects swing to endure until something else replaces it. Tom Hurlburt says it suits the new generation but its duration is uncertain. Buster Battle and Adelaide Key predict lasting appeal, while Mildred Bartlett doubts lasting power. Miss Sawyer notes swing fades with mood, then a new sound will take its place. Dan Nettles doubts its appeal outside sociable crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blair Kramer
Zera Dean
Tom Hurlburt
Buster Battle
Mildred Bartlett
Adelaide Key
Dan Nettles
Sawyer
Senior class sale nets five dollars eighty four cents
The senior class held its last sale on Thursday November 10 at the game with Tavares and cleared five dollars and eighty four cents. A committee to choose a play was named: Eveline Von Herbullis Eleanor Minkley LaVerne Townsend and Stuart Sadler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tavares
Eveline von Herbullis
Eleanor Minkley
LaVerne Townsend
Stuart Sadler
Bob Schutt
Zera Dean
Johnny Adams
Mildred Bartlett
Stetson
William Turrentine
Blair Kramer
Ruth Beerbower
Donald Thompson
Martha Treadwell
Julian Drawdy
Billy McCown
Eveline von Herbulis
Tom McCabe
Dorothy White
Bobby Wells
Ralph Townsend
Esther Stevens
Brother Rat at the Princess Theatre Sunday and Monday
Wayne Morris and Priscilla Lane star in Warner Bros. Brother Rat a Virginia Military Institute set comedy about a cadet secret marriage and impending parenthood. Eddie Albert leads as the indiscreet freshman with a strong supporting cast including Jane Bryan Ronald Reagan and others.
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Rat
Priscilla Lane
Wayne Ee
Princess Theatre
MON
Wayne Morris
Brother Rat
Warner Bros
Broadway
Virginia Military Institute
WMLI
Eddie Albert
Little Jane Bryan
V.mi
Bing” Edwards
Wayne and
Priscilla
Jane Bryan
Johnnie ‘Scat’ Davis
Jane Wyman
Ronald Reagan
Henry O'Neill
Gordon Oliver
Jessie Busley
William Tracey
Olin Howland
Louise Beavers
Seniors Thank Junior Woman's Club After Dance
Past graduate J W Shaw Shirley Coen and Ed Brooks attend a brief senior dance. Tom Hurlburt and Doris Baggett do not want to dance while the seniors thank the Junior Woman's Club for the good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J W. Shaw
Shirley Coen
Ed Brooks
Tom Hurlburt
Doris Baggett
Junior Woman's Club
Apron-String Revolt cast and Homecoming notes
The juniors have selected Apron-String Revolt by Dorothy Rood Stewart. The cast includes Mrs Elizabeth Holt Montel Morris Annabelle Madden Pomona Davidson Mrs Alden Frankie Lou Morris Mrs Lanigan Doris Cowart David Mary Lou Henry Fenstermacher Miss Martin Mr Wade Jack Alden Messenger boy Officer Clancy and others. The junior class was well represented at the Homecoming Dance on November 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Rood Stewart
Elizabeth Holt
Montel Morris
Annabelle Madden
Elizabeth
Pomona Davidson
Alden
Frankie Lou Morris
Lanigan
Doris Cowart
David
Wilton Adams
Mary Lou
Laura White
Henry Fenstermacher
Bob Burkart
Miss Martin
the Blade
Bettye Lotz
Mr. Wade
the Gazette
DeVault Roseborough
Jack Alden
Brugs Kennedy
Dicky Widmer
Clancy
James Crawdy
Seventh Grade Welcomes New Student Paul Keyser
The Mount Dora seventh grade greeted new member Paul Keyser from New York. Dorothy Geiger visited relatives in Leesburg last Sunday.
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Paul Keyser
Mount Dora
New York
Dorothy Geiger
Leesburg
The Melting Pot Then and Now in American Life
A feature arguing that foreign dictatorial threats and domestic radicals threaten democracy. It laments neglect of immigrant assimilation, warns aggression by self-styled 100 percent Americans, and urges renewed effort to keep the melting pot burning with inclusive American values.
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America
Mussolini
Dichite
Stalin
Social item recap from Groveland area events
Betsy Kramer Iris Moon Wini fred Harding Joanne French and Jean Shipes attend a Junior Epworth hay ride. Sheila Spilky reports on Leesburg Orlando football and Armistice Day actions. Betty Blanchard notes Groveland hopes and Nickey plays. Bettye White and Jimmy Vincent seen about town on Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joanne French
Peggy
Jean Frost
Vero Beach
Gainesville
Sheila Spilky
Jean Shipes
Jeff Terrill
Trimble Park
Iris Moon
Edward Davenport
Betty
Blanchard
Groveland
Nickey
Bettye White
Jimmy Vincent
Freshman News From the School Briefs
Helen Conant has withdrawn from school. Edward Davenport left Friday November 18 for New Orleans for a few days. Florence received two compacts in the last week from Dan. Bernard is the official woman hater of the freshman class citing cost. Edward Devennor and Sarah Mathews quarrel daily in Latin class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Conant
Edward Davenport
New Orleans
Florence
Dan
Bernard
Edward Devennor
Sarah Mathews
Eighth Grade Notes Hunt Sparks Secretive Huddle
A November 5 note by George Malone Jr mentions Sonny M Nancy F and Mary E in a last game huddle. Nancy cancels her party till after Christmas amid talk of a new pupil Eugene Luke and a questioned mystery around Bob.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Malone, Jr
Sonny M
Nancy F
Mary E
Nancy
Bobby
Eugene Luke
Rekindle the American Flame Sell Democracy At Home
Advocates urge renewed effort to promote Americanism and democracy, arguing it is the duty of every citizen. Florida Southern College recently established a Democracy chair to counter Communism Fascism and other un-American trends. Promote respect for the flag laws and national anthem while teaching youth to value freedom and equal rights.
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America
Hitler
Stalin
Mussolini
Florida Southern College
Review roundup highlights yearling and Cape Cod tales
The piece notes The Yearling by Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings as a best loved book about a boy and his fawn and praises Joseph C. Lincoln's Cape Cod charm. It also covers Fables for Parents by Dorothy Canfield, Mount Dora Library new titles, gifts to Mount Dora Public Library, and Florida tourism prospects with improved hotel facilities. It mentions The State Press Scrap Book radio program on WDAE.
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Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings
Lavinia
Joseph C. Lincoln
Cape Cod
Dorothy Canfield
Mount Dora
Mount Dora Public Library
John James Audubon
William Watt
Jean Hendrie
Russell Kay
Florida Press Association
Tapa
WDAE
State Road 25 Closure Routes Drivers Around Canal
State Road No 25 is closed between Belle Glade and West Palm Beach Canal. Detour via Pahokee Canal Point then east on State Road No 194 to State Road 25 at Twenty Mile Bend.
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Belle Glade
West Palm Beach Canal
Pahokee
Canal Point
Twenty Mile Bend
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