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tors the! with Mr. SylveSter to protest ·t)le eft· , l.ent reeords In unlrers\ties? And why do you
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al editor @lways valiantly ttJt!j! to do. ;lt!le !ties or a prospectiv~ eiJlpioyee before 'hiring
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.Chaplin'
, Th~ Rutland Qilfden
'
.
-
hold a Bnke
'
rEM ~dit~ Geti·Ca~ght In Ed:ucated Cro~fire
Sale
on
1 at the Rutland
mcnl Store.
Fa.:;~:~~;~M:~ii
:,Eider)y,Editor J. E. Sylvester of the Wells(1) Wellston long ago stopped lrying to
~ 'fe~a{D Is ~{It agaln: 'i'hat1s1 he ~iife- · push a few gifted students ahead faster than
,;i .I f ag'ains
' t ch arget t>fb'lllng,u.n•
,
·• · " on stat•o or
. •~r
~·
.,punse
ot hers Io &ee~~ .a "gOQ d showmg
7
, '' f Iii a r~en,~ ,Jdltorlal crltl~m h,e', pub- other tests. (2) The ~edian for WeUston sill·
~ lll \Vellstqn ~hools.
'
~",
dents ~~~ing the state ·lest was equal tq
· lft SYlveSter ,Is ,a ·genllem'll of tli~ • Olil ' the state media!l (average), (3) 75 per cent of
' ~I 'Ill-Journalism. ,He' li /Ia close·40 the the studenls'wete in .the upper 60 per cent of
traditional .small town editor of a country the state ranks~
.(w~Jtbl qe'iysppper,' oft~p dftlkteiltovlngly, in
The !etchers co~ld not resist a telling shot
mililem' movles, a~ you'U-flf.if aRJWhere:
at "Sy."
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"d
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d
th
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!! Mr.,.S,!~ester notic~d >that no 'WeU.ton $eft· . e"Ia argue
at Ig sc ool gra u.ates
lor nlal!~rt landM aa .hlJh .,
honorable can't spell when ,he hires them m his offices.
· f!l,en~on ljst In sta.te ac;lio~a)llp , tests.~';TI)js This Is. a. typical cliti~ism of tod~y·~ ~igh
w~s ,til\bU,IIl to Interest. !Uni·. illlo picking up ~ch~ol gr~duates, a~ . tq our way of ~hmking 1
hiS bJllnt 'old pencil. Thereiult wal a ~~ipge quite unfair ·as a blanket c.onviction of all
of complacency against· Wellstoh•lifgli ..~elidj)l students. The teachers asked:
teacbe';l ·~nll· gerie~ally . siJ~'~nlllift \\;~*·
"If you cite students who can't spell, why
~aJ .Q"e 1ighted the fuse to a whopper. • don't you make public mention of the numLate last week 20 teachers arid admln~tra· ber of our graduates who are malting excel·
tors the! with Mr. SylveSter to protest ·t)le eft· , l.ent reeords In unlrers\ties? And why do you
llj:ls!l'. He stood Ills ground, as 'the ttad!l,i~· n?t coqsult. with school a,uthoritie~ aQOUt abiJ,
al editor @lways valiantly ttJt!j! to do. ;lt!le !ties or a prospectiv~ eiJlpioyee before 'hiring
emllaflle<l teachers IssUed a torinal statement hltn ?"
·
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In their defense.
. , .'
Who li'on the ar«Ilm~nt? No one. One side
' Kei;Iel)l, Of tlie 4efei1Je· ·w~re thatt
hardly ever does, the
'
at the DAV
preiidoat,
Racine, High School honor
been announced by j'rin·
t;>qpald WoU~
" followo:
'
.
Mnr~h
When:Charges Ot Compacency :4re Leve/Jed In Wellst.on
Fi~stt:~t~~~ 1;~~~~~;~~:·~1
the Muidlcport
Cb'9'ch ~p Friday
IUC< sUpper
folipwed
by awill
talkbtlby Rev.
of Springfield at 7:00.
,, , •MER NCY
, 'l'h~ Mid:l:po~a· , dn!;~~~lif.~:;; ~;;
Chu
'it.
5quad was called~
•118 at 10 35 for •
=
land.
.
OES MEETING
'ThePasli\latrons of
Chapter, o~s. will
evemng a~ 7:30 at
::: ~~~~.8~ ~!.:;orth
tlie
~
"·. JEI ',..
'
.-;, •
•
•
;!
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allending the Trl·
5o
,C(mcert
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.· 12:10,,·R•tlt~
1
the assistant hostess.
•
>
meet this tlvcning at
home of Mr. and Mrs: .
Jones.
WOMEN TO MEET
The Loyal Women's Clan Of
Middleport Churcn of Cfuist
meet tonight at 7:30 at th~ phureb.
. .
.
,
.I
On Tour
·
. '
Aendemy , to
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apnlversary of
orator r.f·tlr·
•
Rodio. Dial
·-
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'
'
SChOOl vRanges
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'
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4'1 e, Sl!cret
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