The Hoop Pole
The Hoop Pole
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Stinnett a new discussion of Ohm's Law is gladly given by Andrew Bokel- man, Arnold Crowder and Bob Joest. They also return any apparatus that they may have taken from the Science Room through mistake.
We make the following bequests to the members of the Faculty: To Miss Prenzel, one large aluminum mixing spoon to complete the collection of "spoons" in her department.
To Mr. Fischer, part interest in Mr. Sandefur's curling outfit. To Miss Smith, a large open-faced clock for Room 7. To Miss Hirs...chy, a fountain-pen that writes red. To Miss Shordon, someone to take Irene's place.
35 To Miss Dorsey, a "loaded" baton.
To Mr. Heimberger, a signal code to be used when he has classes in the Prin- cipal's Office.
To Mr. Krug, a new medicine chest to be delivered to him before football season.
To Mr. Llewelyn, two extra hours to be added to the twenty-four. Said hours to be collected from the unused hours of the S. H. S. Students.
To Miss Malone, an assistant to take charge of her type-writing classes after four o'clock.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Stinnett a new discussion of Ohm's Law is gladly given by Andrew Bokel- man, Arnold Crowder and Bob Joest. They also return any apparatus that they may have taken from the Science Room through mistake.
We make the following bequests to the members of the Faculty: To Miss Prenzel, one large aluminum mixing spoon to complete the collection of "spoons" in her department.
To Mr. Fischer, part interest in Mr. Sandefur's curling outfit. To Miss Smith, a large open-faced clock for Room 7. To Miss Hirs...chy, a fountain-pen that writes red. To Miss Shordon, someone to take Irene's place.
35 To Miss Dorsey, a "loaded" baton.
To Mr. Heimberger, a signal code to be used when he has classes in the Prin- cipal's Office.
To Mr. Krug, a new medicine chest to be delivered to him before football season.
To Mr. Llewelyn, two extra hours to be added to the twenty-four. Said hours to be collected from the unused hours of the S. H. S. Students.
To Miss Malone, an assistant to take charge of her type-writing classes after four o'clock.
What to read after The Hoop Pole?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ind Mount Vernon High School Mount Vernon to read onlineMoreLess
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