Mount Dorahi Points Cheerleaders Lead Loud Assembly
Students showed strong interest as Mount Dorahi spoke on the upcoming event. The cheerleaders then led an energetic assembly with spirited cheers and enthusiasm.
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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1937
Page
10
Gossip Glimpses From Pick and Peck
Dorothy White offers to care for Jimmie Laroe of Eustis while Mary Louise attends college. Mention of Great Expectations. A note hopes to see the football team travel to town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy White
Jimmie Laroe
Eustis
Mary Louise
Gossip and school notices spark amid town chatter
Loose talk about friendships, a theater visit, and car rides fills the pages. Students Natalie Spilky and Bayard vie for attention as peers echo romances and social scenes. A senior assembly date is set and Bayard Roberts resigns as president, with J W Shaw stepping in and Natalie elected vice president.
Seniors Elect Officers in First Meeting
On Thursday September 16 the senior class held its initial meeting to elect officers for the coming term. Bayard Roberts was chosen president with J W Shaw as vice president Lois Jerne will serve as secretary Hazel Edwards as treasurer Mrs Laney to advise the class and Mrs White as class mother. The first business to be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Edwards
Ossie Ginther
J. W. Shaw
Bayard Roberts
Natalie Spilky
Lois Jerne
Laney
White
Juniors Elect New Officers and Welcome Two New Members
The first class meeting elected new officers led by former president Stuart Sadler. Eleanore Minkley and Mildred Bartlett named class reporters. Esther Stevens and Mildred McCaughey join the junior class. The group plans a future class assembly and invites peers to buy cold drinks and candy at the October 1 football game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene
Natalie
Bayard
Shirley
Norma
Sui
Jean
Sheila
John Bryant
Dickie Hoisin
Chas
Bonell
Eleanor ‘LaMar
Tata
Mayme
W. Treadwell
Dedrick
Marion
Eustis
Chicago
Bruggs
Carowin
Leesburg
Evelyn Futral
Evelyn
Ruth
Mildred
Tom McCabe
Tom
Hall
Pansy
Dedrick Green
Pug Ugly
Chester Mortensen
Stuart Sadler
Marjorie Niles
L. C
Mr. Ezzard
Sawyer
Coach Vincent
Eleanore Minkley
Deat
Evelyn von Hurbulis
Thomas McCabe
Esther Stevens
New Brighton
Pennsylvania
Mildred McCaughey
Springfield
Ohio
Sophomore Class Elects Officers for Incoming Year
The sophomore class elected officers including President James, Vice President Brugs Kennedy, Secretary Pomona Davidson, Treasurer Buster Battle, and Reporters Laura White and Frances Davis. A committee appointed Wilton Adams as chairman with Doris Chamberlain, Kennedy, Donald Slack, Battle, Davis, and Caroline Hall as assistants. Laura White and Ida Hiley join as new classmates and Jeanne Thayer returns after illness. Freshman class notes begin with September 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Brugs Kennedy
Pomona Davidson
Buster Battle
Laura White
Frances Davis
Hall
A. R. Key
Wilton Adams
Doris Chamberlain
Donald Slack
Carolin Hall
Ida Hiley
Jeanne Thayer
New freshmen elect officers and introduce new class members
The new freshmen elected officers are President Joann French Vice President Betsy Kramer Secretary Felton Dean Treasurer Maurece Glass Reporter Sheila Spilky Class Adviser Miss Meadow and Class Mother Mrs Joe Thomas. New freshmen members include Karl Bauer Betty Brower Betty White Gertrude Moore Doris Lewis Grace Conant Van Moore Victor Moore J L High and Henry Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joann French
Betsy Kramer
Felton Dean
Maurece Glass
Sheila Spilky
Miss Meadow
Joe Thomas
Karl Bauer
Betty Brower
Betty White
Gertrude Moore
Doris Lewis
Grace Conant van Moore
Victor Moore
J. L High
Henry Williams
Club officer slate announced for the eighth grade
The officers for this year are President Bernard McCabe Vice President John Burkart Secretary Florence Lee Treasurer Bess Davis Reporter Martha Williamson Class Sponsor Miss Pemberton Class Mother Mrs Turrentine We welcome to our class Dan Nettles and Carey Colley Cary from Tavares and Dan from Eustis
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard McCabe
John Burkart
Florence Lee
Bess Davis
Martha Williamson
Miss Pemberton
Turrentine
Dan Nettles
Carey Colley
Cary
Tavares
Dan
Eustis
Seventh Grade Elects Officers for New School Year
On the fourth day of school the seventh grade elected officers. President Bobby Vincent, Vice President David French, Secretary Mildred Edwards, Treasurer Lena Harding. Reporters Sara Roseborough and George Malone Jr. Chair Social Committee Dorothy Adams and Floy Townsend. Class Adviser Miss Craig. Class Mother Mrs. Tuckett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Vincent
David French
Mildred Edwards
Lena Harding
Sara Roseborough
George Malone, Jr
Dorothy Adams
Floy Townsend
Miss Craig
Tuckett
Association Gaining Fame in Florida Citrus Market
The Lake County Horticultural Association gains statewide fame for aiding growers through better production and fruit quality. Under President F. L. Laird of Groveland and Secretary H. L. Pringle of Leesburg, the group has become key in Florida’s citrus marketing agreement this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake County Horticultural Association
Lake
Florida
F. L. Laird
Groveland
H. L. Pringle
Leesburg
Clermont Theatre Installs New Sound Equipment
New electrical sound equipment installed at the Clermont theatre this week improves music reproduction with better lower tones. The change yields generally favorable comment and is praised as a superior installation for Lake County theatres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont Theatre
Lake County
Equitable Climate And Healthful Living In Mount Dora
Mount Dora offers a temperate climate aided by lake breezes, excellent drainage, and pure water from a tuberculin-tested Jersey herd. Winter tourism numbers reach thousands, with visitors staying through many seasons. Federal Health Service data claim no sunstroke in Florida, and cool nights plus shade comfort define a long lived, healthy community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Dora
Jersey
Thomas
Federal
Public Health Service
Florida
Dixie
Orange Blossom Trail Association Opens Winter Season Meeting
The Orange Blossom Trail Association will open the 193% 38 winter season October 5 in Orlando with the Greater Orlando Chamber of Commerce. Senator C O Anders and Congressman Joe Hendricks will attend. Claude Pepper was not invited due to a coast to coast radio engagement. Mount Dora and other Trail cities will send delegations as the event signals winter activity. Florida cotton production rises after boll weevil control by state and federal agriculture departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange Blossom Trail Association
Greater Orlando Chamber of Commerce
A. C. Slaughter
C. O. Anders
Joe Hendricks
Claude Pepper
New York
Florida
Slaughter
Mount Dora
Real Estate Boom Tracks Sales in Lake County Florida
D R Seymour reports three key property transfers last week in Lake County. J B Worley east of G omnes sold sixty acres with forty acres of groves to new owners. Cortese purchase of Unek Restaurant returns to former locality. D R Seymour home near Mason Garage bought by Gus Okerline. Morrell notes multiple cash transactions beginning at $1000 as Osceola area activity rises with Oscar Eckstein building a delicatessen and meat market on Orange Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All ‘Ae
al Whies
Florida
D. R. Seymour
J. B. Worley
Gomnes
An G. Beville
O Ae
Stis Ity O. C
Texas Grapefruit Canning to Add Several New Plants
Texas moves into grapefruit canning with multiple new plants to start operating this season, boosting local industry and employment opportunities across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Lark Sparrow Rarity Noted In Florida Birds
The Lark Sparrow, though common elsewhere, is rare in Florida and feeds on insects and seeds. It migrates to Florida briefly in October and November then returns north in April. The passage summarizes post Civil War Florida under Governor David S. Walker and the 1868 constitution granting universal male suffrage and loyalty declaration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
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