First Day of School at Orange and White High
On Monday morning September 13 students gathered in the auditorium after the bell. Rev. er delivered guidance for the new year as grades nine through eleven organized schedules and resolved conflicts in the hall. Activities announced include a Hostess Club, Dramatic Club led by Miss Taylor, Language Club with Miss Cassidy, and Home Economics Club overseen by Mrs. Brooks. Miss Greenman played Schubert’s Prelude as the assembly ended with a group song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rever
Miss Taylor
Miss Cassidy
Home Economic Department
Brooks
Welcome to New and Returning Faculty Members
The article lists staff joining and returning to roles: Roseborough principal, Miss Hubbell in mathematics and history, Miss Taylor in English, Miss Cassady languages, Miss Greeman music, Mr Knight science, Mrs Brooks home economics, Miss Rosemary Ringo eighth grade, Miss Pickens seventh, Miss McClare sixth, Miss Mildred Ringo fifth, Miss Kennison fourth, Mrs Eason third, Miss Ballenger second, and Miss West first grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thers
Pfessor
Roseborough
Mount Dora High Forms Athletic Association for 1926 27
A Mount Dora High School study hall meeting formed an Athletic Association for 1926 27. Robert N White was elected president Wilhelmina Shaw vice president Kenneth Mayer secretary treasurer Harry Clark reporter Frances Bloodgoods assistant reporter and three cheerleaders were chosen. Funds will come from season ticket sales to support all school athletic activities.
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Knight
Robert N. White
Wilhelmina Shaw
Kenneth Mayer
Roseborough
Mount Dora
Tavares Times
Harry ‘Clark
Frances Bloodgoods
Kennedy
Vera Hunt
Jeff Morris
Mountra
Nes
Friday Assembly Highlights School Plans and Clubs
At 14 25 Friday the seventh through twelfth grades gathered in the school auditorium. Prof Rosebrough spoke about plans for va clubs and teacher coordination. Knight athletic coach and science teacher discussed the fence Club and hands on pupil experiments under supervision. Greenman outlined a Music Appreciation Club to study quality music and acquaint members with composers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosebrough
Vaclubs
Knight
Senior Class Elects Officers For 1926 Meeting
Seniors held a meeting on September 16 electing Kathleen Galloway as President J R Ray as Vice President Margaret Gordon as Sec Treas Evelyn Brown as Editor Frances Bloodgood as Assistant Editor Robert N White named Honorary Member and Miss Taylor chosen Senior Advisor The class reports 100 percent Athletic Association membership
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Kathleen Galloway
J. R. Ray
Sec.-Treas
Margaret Gordon
Evelyn Brown
Our Junior Class Meeting Held By Officers
The junior class meeting was called to order by former president Harry Clark. Officers elected: President John Tuttle, Vice President Doris Parker, Sec Treas Vera Hunt, Reporter Wilhelmina Shaw, Class Advisor Miss Hubbell. A biweekly meeting schedule was adopted and all juniors plan to join the Athletic Association.
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Harry Clark
John Tuttle
Doris Parker
Sec
Treas
Vera Hunt
Wilhelmina Shaw
Miss Hubbell
The
Athletic Association
Sophomore Class Meeting Elects 1926 27 Officers
The Sophomore class of 1926 27 met Wednesday to elect officers including President Johan Williams Vice President Anna Battle Sec Treas Gladys Sadler Class Reporter Jeannette Pike and Advisor Mr Knight The enrollment stands at twenty with new members James Morris Glenn Brown Evelyn Hurlbert and Ethel Paschal back in town James Morris returns after illness and reenters school.
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Sophmore
Johan Williams
Anna Battle
Sec
Treas
Gladys Sadler
Jeannette Pike
Knight
Sophmores
James Morris Glenn Brown
Evelyn Hurlbert
Ethel Paschal
James
Freshman Class Officers Elected for 1930
The class of 1930 met in Miss Hubbell's room on September 16 to elect officers for the year. Alexandra Birkbeck was chosen president, Georgia Kirby vice president, Norma Ferris secretary-treasurer, Lamar Williams class reporter, and Miss Cassady named class advisor.
School Notes Include New Junior Class Additions
Mary Battle was absent this week due to illness. Harriet Cole of Watertown joined the Junior Class this week. Miss Dickerman donated paintings, pictures and books last June with grateful acknowledgement. Friends may contribute through the principal and donate good magazines.
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Mary Battle
Harriet Cole
Watertown
New York
Dickerman
Division Pursuit Sparks Nominations At Freshman Meeting
William 8 explains division by dividend equals a quotation. Miss Hubbell overheard as 1st Freshman nominates her for Class Advisor and a 2nd Freshman questions who desires her.
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William
Barometer Graduation Question Sparks Odd Reply
In a Science Class Mr Knight asks how to graduate a barometer tube. W Swilley answers with the peculiar line In centipedes. The exchange reflects classroom humor and playful chemistry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Knight
W. Swilley
Naming of New Army Chief of Staff Sparks Debate
Washington reports a heated discussion over the successor to Major General John L. Hines as Chief of Staff. Candidates include Major General Summerall, Major General Ely, Major General Lassiter, Major General MacArthur, and Major General Fox Conner. Ely and Summerall emerge as favored contenders with records under review by President Coolidge and Secretary of War Davis.
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Washington, D. C
John L. Hines
Coolidge
Hine
Charles P. Summerall
Summera
Summerall
Hanson E. Ely
Army War College
Ely
Summeral
William Lassiter
Sixth Corp
Chicago
Douglas MacArthur
Fox Conner
Honest John” Summerall
John” Summerall
Oliver Cromwell
New York City
Hanson Edward Ely
The
War College
Army
United States Army
Davis
Sorrento Notes Welcome Detroit Student Margaret Gordon
The Senior class welcomes Margaret Gordon of Detroit Michigan as a new member. The Sorrento community reports a new Chevrolet bus improving transportation, while Lela Kennedy strained her knee recently. Horace Allen of Sorrento joined the Freshman Class this week.
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Margaret Gordon
Detroit
Michigan
Sorrento
Lela Kennedy
Horace Allen
City to award contract for street paving project
Stuart bids sought to pave virtually all city streets at an estimated cost of 1.5 million dollars. The action aims to modernize roads and improve urban infrastructure across the municipality.
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Stuart
DeLand Public Service unveils $2 million power plant
DeLand Florida Public Service Company announces the startup of a new power plant costing two million dollars. The facility begins operation in DeLand and will supply electricity to the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeLand—Florida Public Service Company
Micheham Art Collection to be Sold in November
The Micheham collection, formed by the late Lord Micheham, will open for sale in November at Arlington Street London. At auction in 1913 Romney’s Anne, Lady de la Pole set a record at £41,370, and Christie’s last July sold Romney’s Mrs Davies Davenort for £60,000. Two Gainsboroughs are included in the collection.
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London
Lord Micheham
Arlington Street
Romney
de la Pole
Colyton
Axminister
Davies Davenort
Christie‘s
Anne
Michelmann
Elizabeth
Forbes
Grafton Gallery
Little
Emma Hamilton
Raeburn
Robertson Williamson
Man seeks divorce over his bride’s false teeth
Jacob Kharnoff of Montreal sues Ruth Leipsovitch for annulment claiming misrepresentation of an essential physical trait. He cites Louis XIII era statutes and Quebec Civil Code provisions on error in person, noting his sensitivity and reliance on beauty of teeth. The case follows Montreal precedents where civil status was impacted by officiating rabbis' nationality.
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Toronto
Jacob Kharnoff
Montreal
Ruth Leipsovitch
France
Louis XIII
Canada
Quebec
Louis XII
Kharnoff
Miss Leipsovitch
Legislative Assembly
Bootlegger’s Funeral Haul Stuns Michigan Police
A Michigan police squad chasing rum runners encountered a hearse in a funeral procession. Grief broke into suspicion when the driver bolted and mourners scattered. The hearse contained 50 cases of beer and other cars were loaded, marking a major booze haul in Michigan.
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Michigan
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Evelyn Brawn
Frances Bloodgood
Organization OF the Athletic Association
Oswaldo Vlach
Mt. Dora, Fla
Elizabeth Walker
Mt, Dora
Violet Ray
Micheham
Romney and
Orlando
J. P. Donnelly
Mt. Dora
MT. Dora Bank & Trust CO
Bank of
Florida
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