The Longstanding Two Story House Near Seminole
The article recalls a two story ranch house between Seminole and Andrews with a tale of windblown sand revealing a two story structure once housed a cafe and living quarters. It then shifts to a school pre registration update for Seminole schools, noting staff, enrollment projections, bus routes, orientation plans, and a Friday night scrimmage to cap opening week.
Seminole School Opens 1913-14 Faculty and History Noted
Readable records show Seminole Public Schools starting the 1913-14 term on September 1 1913 with five teachers led by Superintendent J F Kemp. Notes praise C C Pittman Martha Pollard Pauline Little and B E Hays along with nostalgia for early county schooling and growth to 194 staff across seven modern buildings.
Seminole Indian Booster Club Opens 1968 69 Membership Drive
Membership dues are five dollars and include two tickets to the all sports banquet later this year. Contact president Curly Williams secretary Marcus Crow or vice president Laverne Jones or any member within ten days to sign up.
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