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Senior Classes of the I'cnnsylvnnin High Schools: As you near tho end of your high school courso you aro considering
educational advantages will bo ablo to obtain these in ono of these schools.
iiv mTl " i ol u,e aYavur V'?aBe8 0I inc i cnnsyivnnin High Schools: As you near tho e
E tt .i la8S, 0UBncss demnnded of such nn Important matter Just what Is tho best use yov
ou Undoubtedly you aro aware of tho Importance of further training beyond that which tho
aires will bo ablo to oDtnin tneso in ono or. inese ucnoois. i inorcioro urge you 10 enter coiiege on mo completion of vnn
ou can mako of the years that Ho immediately before
high school course, if possible. .Tho schools of tho Commonwealth aro in need of largo numbers of college-trained people, and the demand for
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teachers of this broad training will increaso as tho years go by.
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best high school can give.
ere aro many colleges of high standing and reputation for men and women, and each person seeking a college which offers certain social or
THOMAS E. FINEGAN, Supt. of Public Instruction of Pennsylvania.
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The Brown Prep Plan of Success Education
Asi Old School With Modern Ideas
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Founded 1868
A DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
Kindergarten and Elementary School College Preparatory and General Courses
Junior and Senior High Schools For Boys Through the First Grade
Corps of Experienced Teachers, College and Professionally Trained
The School aims to secure whole-hearted purposing and planning on the part of the pupil herself, and to
enable each girl to work out in relation to others the purposes she forms. By discovering each girl's needs,
interests and powers, the Stevens School supplies the particular environment, social, mental and physical, which
will induce truly educative activities on her part. Under these conditions a girl becomes eager to learn; the
knowledge gained is assimilated by use; and the attitudes most essential to worth-while living, such as self-control,
initiative, power of independent thought, ability to form judgments and to make fine discriminations, whole
some love of work, and the sharing of activity for the general good, are acquired. In other words, education at
the Stevens School is life, instead of a preparation for life fifteen or twenty years hence.
The School is easily accessible from all parts of Philadelphia and its suburbs.
If you desire the best education for your daughter, enter her as a pupil in the Stevens School. The
enrollment is limited.
Hell I'honri
Germantown OSHS
For information address the principal, MISS KATHARINE M. DENWORTH
221 West Chelten Avenue, Germantown, Philadelphia
fell Phones
(prumntown 0?15
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Clinton Hall, Recitation Building
Blair Academy
The BLAIR spirit Is nn Inspiration to the real boy to profit
by the advantages of the liberal endowment, the thorough equip
ment, Imposing bulldlnss and the beautiful location in the hill
country.
The boys join with tho Headmaster and Faculty in maintain
ing tho high standard of scholarship and morality, true democracy,
personal responsibility and manliness.
A fine school spirit prealls. Keen rivalry In sports. Tour
boy will learn self-reliance and initiative ut nialr
Lower School for boys eleven to fourteen years of age
SRXD FOR LATH CATALOGL'B
JOHN C. SHARPE, LL. D. : : Headmaster
HOX P. HLAinSTOWN. N. J.
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Franklin & Marshall Academy
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LANCASTER, PENNA.
A College Preparatory School
for Boys
Entered about 1000 boys to some GO colleges in the last
25 years. An old school on a basis that allows moderate
rates. Send for literature of interest to boys who expect to
prepare for college. Address Box 100.
EDWIN M. HARTMAN, A. M., Ph. D., Principal
Montessori
Country and City Schools
Children three to tvelve years. Eight
years' experience. Scientific direction.
Health and correct deportment em
phasized. Curriculum includes for
mal grade studies, rhythmics, French.
References exchanged.
Montessori First Boarding and Day School
Philadelphia, Pa.
ANNA WINDLE PAIST, Directress
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It: hnol the unit condition of affairs In that -rPjJJi lifl t j ' jnfiKffl ij - -
-H-- IMrt Srlio.il tenrh v.'b Inllnlt" detail ifijjijfcHJS wStSa? K".'.'.
TJT ho-v to conduct a buslnes" It trains men jSpgWjWfSa rSWSSr "
TM and women, not In bookkeeping mone, butns.nltBdrjL'f jWOTSIfi
-f In business ni. a whole gW ;W.VJfllV Jfiwiffiic! '''.'
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TTf Ilnalnt AdmlnMrntlon (two jenr) "te' --7
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-rrr r.enrrnl Iluvlnres (one year) t t. . c. - - -
l f-ecreturlal (one to two rrar-) DT School Opens Sept. (I
Iff salemonhlr (one ,venr) Mht School Opens Sept. in -- j
-Ht Teacher Tmlnlii (one to tnn years) 4--1
"TtT Stcnmcrnplilc (t.U to nine 4- 4J
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pSSr3" Pine Street ADMIMISTRATfONT t:
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Tutoring School for Boys
A splendidly equipped coun
try school for boys ovc
eight who are nnnnal in
social activities but requiie
spcrlnl attention in studies.
Industrial Arts, farm in?
and otlier vontionnl traininrr
for older pupili.
JIn'n counselor. Constant
supervision over athletics and
rceroaUon.
Jlest nhysifnl cno. Health
ful outdoor life, nnrollrron:
SO.
FnM crm bosins Septem
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For AlpHi'mfnt ntil tfnaklr'
MISS HELENA T. DEVEREUX
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DEVEREUX
Ttiloring School for Girls
A well-equipped school and
a beautiful country homo for
pirls over eifrht who are nor
mal in social life but requiic
special attention in studies.
Mnflic. Carefully super
vised athleMcn and recrea
tion. Industrial Arts. Do
mestic Sci"nee for older frlrls.
KxfflVnt physical caie.
Hralthfu' outdoor life 3ri
acres of lavn end woodland.
16 rrilps from Ph'ladolphia.
Fall term becdns Septcm
bo' 15th. Enrolment 3R.
For AppaintncHt aid looMtt
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MISS HELENA T. DEVEREUX
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The Brevard School
Personality
Poise
Power
of the
. Spoken Word
DAY AND EVENING CLASSES
PRIVATE INSTRUCTION
Expression Platform Art Public Speaking
Dramatic Art; Play Production Parliamentary Law
Sneaking Voice ggJJJ
Physical I raining Story-telling with Motion Pic-
Story-telling tures for Childien
Our friends and all interested in Dramatic Art are invited to
visit the Studios at 1811 CHESTNUT STREET, Philadelphia.
Tllurt-o MARY BREVARD ROBERTS, Principal
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Not Go to School
in the Country?
Hoys from Philadelphia, Chester, West Chester, l.ansdownc
and Media can easily reach
Swarthmore Preparatory
JUNIOR SCHOOL supervised play UPPER SCHOOL all sports
Telephone) Bwsrlhmore 06
W. r. T03ILINSON, ITrodinnster
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
Last year our school was overcrowded, but
we thought we could not afford to rnqve
from under the protecting hand of Penh's
statue, where we have worked successfully
for 45 years. This year building altera
tions make it necessary for all tenants to
vacate and thus the impossible of a year
ago seems perfectly natural now. Indeed,
once you make up your mind, the impossible
is easy. With Emerson we believe that
every change forced or otherwise that
comes to a man is always the door to a
bigger opportunity if he will but see it and
use it. Already we see ours. We know
the Brown Prep Plan has wonderful value
and with bigger opportunity we confidently
expect, through it, to serve thousands where
we now serve hundreds. Therefore, we
face the future not only hopefully, but
expectantly, confident in the knowledge that
increased service is increased success.
After Monday, September 5, we shall be in
our new home, Broad and Spring Garden
Streets, where we shall be glad to see all
our friends, both old and new.
Entrance on Spring Garden Street
EDUCATE FOR SUCCESS. Every, one has the right to an educa
tion that is an assured basis for future success. The education
that does not guaranteo your success is not worth having. Failure
to get a real education is the mistake of a lifetime one you can
avoid. Real education the development of the natural forces of
the individual to the point where he wants to know; to the point
where he has the will and determination to use what he knows for
his further advancement is success education. For one who wants
to know, knowledge is everywhere. Power to do, a strong forceful
character a success character comes from the actual use of your
natural forces, and in no other way. Used intelligently, used with
the confident assurance of practical results, failure is impossible,
for it is impossible to use any natural force intelligently and not
increase power.
This is the Brown Prep plan of education, and has been used by U3
with marked success for more than 40 years. We make the develop
ment of the student the direct aim of his educational work. It
develops initiative and self-reliance in the student, increases ef
ficiency, and saves time. Best of all, it develops in the student the
consciousness of power to do something every successful man has,
but which knowledge alone never gives.
We prepare for any college, professional school, the State Board exams,
and for business, and at the same time begin in you. a real education
growth, development, power.
Send for Catalogue
PREPARATORY
BROAD AND CHERRY STREETS
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Oak Lane Country Day School
Sltimtecl nn n tlilrt.v-norc citato on White llonrt, about half a mile
bcyonil City Line, Oak Lane, Philadelphia. KnrloFod automobile bunea
nuku the Bchool available to chllilren In the city, Uerniantovvu, Jenklu-
town, ftc.
l,lcht. airy rooms: adqiint( playgrounds
Curriculum oiieus with Klndorirartcn adnnted
to needs and lntrrt of children. Clt'MrilfRS 'Pkone,
Luper nchpol pmpnreH Tor nil colleRcn. -JwwfafcWfenj1 Metros
irancii .11, rroeiicnrr, ueau .nailer IsnmlSflLSIijys.rJI rivt
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The Cowles School
OAK LANE
Founded 1896 Reorganized 1019
An O'd Fchool 1th a new nnme, new mndltlnnx ard new ntandardi. A board
lilt ond day echool for Blrln from K'ndcrrnrten to r'oIliKe Utile twin accepted In
primary cl.isjo.t of day Hchool Mrnnc fiic.uK of rolloie-tralned women with nueoiis
ful experience Indivlduul ntttntton SuprMed aftrriinon study rv-rlodB. I'upIIh
if the school received hlnhcst rntlncH In exnmlnat'ons Klten by the College Kntrancw
evi IniH n lUmrd In 1WJ0 and ltd. h'recUI attention glen to Blrla preparing for
"'olleso nxnmlnallons.
Ileautlful Kroundii mntainlnK x aeren rUInu amplo oppnrtunltj for hockey, baaket
uill and tennH I'nj filial training Opposite oak I.ane .Station Three blocks east
it iork Fioml on Oil I. In" Hun se-lcn l'or Infurmatlcii tflephone Onl, Lane IOL'0.
EMMA MILTON COWLES, A. H., Head of School
THE STEVENS SCHOOL
GERMANTOWN,
FOUNDED 1808
An old school with a new spirit and new equipment.
MODKKX DAY RC1COOI, FOB OIltl.Ht for boys through tho first trade
KlnrterRnrten, elementary nchool, Junior and tenlor high echoola. College
preparatory and Reneral couries.
Corps of e.tperltnced tenchets, colleen and profesalonally trained.
Progressive, methods Poclallzed recitations; supervised study: atten.
tlon to Individual differences; wholehearted, purposeful nctlvlty.
Educational motion pictures. Attention to character development
Athletics. Enrollment limited.
rur Informntlon nddrrsn tho principal,
MIH9 KATIIAKIM; Jl. KKNMOUTII,
221 West Chelten Avenue, Germantown, Philadelphia
Bell Phone! Oermitntowii jm.
THE PHILADELPHIA SCHOOL
OF OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY
Will Begin Its Classes on September 28th
in Its New Home at 2200 DeLancey Place
Seen months' trainlnj; In deslRii, bookbinding, Jeweltj, weaving, toy-making,
caning, basketry, Kxct-makinB and other crafts, -.Nlth Iccturca In anatomy,
ttc. Tho additional months ileottd to hospital practice Graduates In
demand at good tmlarlfs. Address
Miss KKOHUNCi: W Kl'LTON' Dean
SWARTHM0RE
PREPARATORY
SCHOOL
A school only eleven miles out
of Philadelphia, where virilo boys
are thoroughly prepared for col
lege or the duties of citizenship
and business life.
The school has the modern pro
gressive spirit. Its masters aro
in sympathy with boys, and lead
and inspire each to do his best.
Elective system permits students
to choose studies suited to their
individual taste and abilities, and
each mny progress as lapidly as
ho is qualified.
Amnle playgrounds and ath
letic fields. Gymnasium. Swim
ming pool. A fine school spirit
prevails. Keen competition and
rivalry on home grounds and with
other schools. Upper and Lower
schools. For catalog address
W. P. Tomllnson, A. M.
Headmaster
Box 26. Swarthmore, Pa.
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Manual Arts
Teachers College
Two-year course based on high
school graduation and preparing
teachers of manual arts in elemen
tary and high schools. Leads to Ju
nior College certificate, generally
recognized. Drawing, constructive
arts, interior decoration, metal work,
woodwork and carving. Good facili
ties for observation and practice.
Registration, September 15 and 10,
1921. Term opens September 19,
1921.
Ask for Catalog E-13
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TEMPLE UNIVERSITY
llroad St. below DerkM
ridlndrlnliln
tmKtturrrrz,nnvte-iwfpiiHgB$m
WANAMAKER
INSTITUTE of INDUSTRIES
N, , Corner 23d and W-rinnt StreeU
I'ny Claei beirm Hejtrmhr H Afternoon
und enlnf( 9 "piemlr 1
Ml Coursei. C'oiniinre Price With Other
Silmolt
Dn Coursed I'rom flj nn to 1 2". no
0 Monthft Aerae, S3 SO to 12.V l'er Mouth
Afternoon C'ouri.eM. I'rom Ulft.OO to S7t,00
7 Montha' Aeruse. 2.19 to $10 7IJ Per .Month
T'.tcnliiK roure, Kmm $12 00 to $37.00
7 Month' ATernne, $t,70 to M.28 l'er Month
Haturdnr Coureen, From flH (III to $32 0(1
0 Month"' Avrraie, $2.00 to $3.3(1 Per Month
fcao IS 00 to lioon r'Ulnir hi udvance, or
pay In four weeks.
Tel Ixm- 8HD for CAtalon or Fend PoiUl
iaEBgaBMaaBcgLiiimt'afjtzaagaMi
FRIENDS'
CENTRAL
SCHOOL SYSTEM
For floyi and Girls PMUdelpliii, P,
I'HI It l'.l.i:.MK.NTAItV hdlOOI.S
1.1th i. Ilnce M. SSth & Lunrnater Ae.
1711, A l.l.nrrl ,lr Om.hu h.. ..I. ..l.i .
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Central School, 15th and Race St.
Junior nnd mrdor hluh school, Imludlnu col
lere preparatory departinnt Developa the
conntructlve fucultlea through phylcal and
moral culture Undent taught the practical
and eklllful u of hand a well as brains.
Small dame ConMant poronl contact with
an exceptionally nhle, faculty I,arg play,
ground mnnlum lunchroom splendidly
lighted and wntllated classrooms, A few
students may be admitted now Open to ol'ier
denomination, Wrlt for year book ,t rates,
Charles nurton Walsh. 1'rlnclpal
loth nnd llnrr Nt Phlladrlphht,
Strayer's Business College
R07 Chestni't Street
Wo train th best t, ni . uplmi ene
i i,. u ?pii n uniiiiits H-i.esineii
t iaI jri nu in b i i-rii r Niui
i laeneii elartlnir now Hi and night Posi
tions Busrnnieed 'Vhi t aou d ou like to
le.irn' Wn nut n.tsi
LEARN LANGUAGES
BERLITZ SCHOOL
1841 CHK8TNUT HTItEKT
ItKllfCI-n HI'MMRK UATFH
DAY COURSES
ttnogriii)i)-. ll'inklierptiiR, hirr.
ri-i '"iia st'iioni. or
DFFII'K TRUXISIl, 30 H. Kith Ht.
30
KntlNO (lAItl)KN 1NHTITUTI.
nroad and Hprlng (,'nrden Kti., I'll! la.
Day nnd Nls.it ClasJoa, 'fArt. JJloctrlclty,
Mechanics and Auto, Ope'f September 19.
AVNVIt.T.K. !..
U.lt.M)N VAI.LKV IULLKUB Co-a:
Loller, Arademtc, Muslo, Orslorr. CoUsst
jsus. isil.1 tj tUS. Mdilo rat.s JTJ i!
I(n0. l'nr catalov address! lilt. U. IX
((ItHAIin. AnnTllfe. I'. ".
ASIIIII'ltMtAM. MASS.
Cuahing Academy i1."
ccepted by all colleges. Th best at mod-
AM.. Fh.D.i Prlnuipal. Aibburnham. Uais.
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KifitnriiASu fNbix ilssStrNri
Oraduatlons From One to Three Months
Tjpewrltlns by Touch System
JiooHki-epIng ly Iludget ,Hyim
Tauuht by Individual rethod
HARRIS SCHOOLS
MMh 4 (ilrard Aecnue
MM l.ant 'lingu htrret
Diy School
TSjrfUXT . Scll
1T ctrv -.-w wiisiniiiai, I
nil ii m imiaussM ns m
Friends' Select -School' '
rno rnrkuny, Cherr nnd lClh t.
A bit of rountry In the heart of the city
All grade batneau Klndarnnrten and Col.
leje, btands for thorough work and all
round iineiliin I'urniier lleglns Uth mo
10 VtlTBIt H IUVM.tN'1 ..,,.Cl'
MM. TKI1M III'IIIVU Uvi. ........ .
Our regulor day arid night classes In
shorthand nnd t rewriting; nnd In Iwok
keeplue and accountancy begin September
0 Iniejtlgat nnd enroll now Personal
and practical natructlon. Positions for our
graduates. Ca'l or write for full Information.
miUA IIIISINF.NN C0I.I.E01J
and College nf (!nmm.M.
J)TICliestnut Ht.. Philadelphia
OLIN AVIS
Th day Olln AvIh, of Woodstown. N J
HnUliod hi tour" ut Htrayer'a Huilnesi
Colleife, he waa offered two positions on
promising lton.no a month, tho other to
utart at 1121 00 n month
Struver'a Rraduate are aucieasful even
In "Hard Time " Patronlm Strsjer's.
Strayer's Business College
807 Chestnut Street 'Phone: Walnut 0384
iiKniuct n.y. i-, .
"bishopthorpemanor
Ilo 272. i:TIII.Klir.M, PA.
Offeis exceptional opportunities to a limited
number of girls In tholr preparation for
tollese or for social or buslne life, Sreelsj
two-oar finishing course for High School
craduates. Exceptional advantages In Mulle,
Art, Houeoho'.d Arts and Sciences. Arts snl
Crafts, Expretslon and Secretarial work.
Junior Pepertrnont.
Hleh healthful location on the step of
t i.ehiuh Mountulns. Nt.ir ew Iot
and Philadelphia. . ,
New gymnasium nnd tiled swimming pool,
tennis, basketball, skating, rldln. eto.
Aesthetic and folk dancing. Address Clauile
N Wiant. Principal, .
CHKSTXUT HIM.. PA.
Chestnut Hill Academy I
Ht. Mnrttn. Chestnut Hill, Pa.
An Idea'ly located country boarding and dif
school for bo. Esrednlly lo rates for
five-day boarders. Iteopens September -ii
Catalogue on Hiipllcatlnn
J. I,. pATTr,HON llendrnmler ,
MF.ItCKItfilHHttl. PA.
The Mercersburg Academy
FOB BOYS Morccrsburir, P.
fiend fir eatalnmi to
wm, mavn inriNK, Ph. n.. rx. d.
Ilendmt'r Hut lr -
" PP.NXHIU'ltn. PA .
IF.KKIOMKN rlCIHIOI. FOR H"J
Music Oratory 4 llunlnes. Scholarships.
tonducted for J roflt Mod rates lata ogue.
iNCtn H. liltlF.IIKfi. I). I)., I'rlntlpsl
Hnx 110. Pennslinrg. Pa.
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'KAMU.IN AND IARrilA..I. AlB!
Prepsri-. Im for oil Collfifea and TeebJOTl
Hchools. Moderate (emu. foliloinir. Aoorm
K, M. IIAItTMAN, Principal
llor 412. I,niirnlrr. Vn. -
vA7.AnKTH. PA. .
NAUKTiT HAM. MII.ITAIIV ,J'-SJ?"f
no 00. Nntnreth. Pn. Founded llll.
Troparatory & "uslness (.nurses. 8r. "'
mediate and Jr Depts. AthlsHcs. MlllhdJ
life Itev A 1) Thaeler n. n . Prlnclpsj.
lVENtttiAH N J
IIU; IIOI.MA.N MlIoTil,, 20l Wulnu'Pbt
J,uPn tor Us twenty second ear. Hept. Si
V???,!.'.:. Hir."3..n!n boy..
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!p5 a Months , Night sooi.
ek k , n"v Tu tlon 11,1 a Month
fi,r"i.,ihn.?'', rewriting; Hookk...nlrn7 Hecre.
ri w Tr'i, "'"-, dmln'.trntlnn Lv ni-
Philadelphia TurnRemernde
J'n "I'L t'"uaii llootlrt ou "VeuurL
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Ilrmd it. ond PMi.mM, Are.
Wenonah Military Academy
Healthfully sltuabd In a reildety
town. A faculty second only to trial V
Weit 1'olnt In efficiency. AJ
course. 7B0 for the school year. ?).
araie Junior Department IC.Vi for scnoji
Itar. Catalog- and view book Dox !'
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MAJOR, CI-vilONA. bHKIt. f V
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I.uthrrvlllr. Md. ,,.ieii
An Ideal college In l. i"IP,n.,nlV .ocfi if
and courses of study. Tho '. '! ' 'fir
and able Two and four year '"""".ic, '
high school graduates Courses In ro
Pliw organ, domestic erlence and
school of expression, art and H?w"
Purees conferred. Catalog. l' ; -
PORT lirll'OHT. MIK.
"TOIVIE SCHOOL
Ttatluntil lloiirdlng Hchool for Hojs
Murray Penbody llrusli. Ph. .. Irt
Pnrt Jeilj. Mil,
"merits roKLvA. -l"
"iTTAt'Mb.ONB" MIMTARV ACADKin
llliickstone. if"'11'. .,.l.
Drpt .niltary, Academic, t'"""?'.,',,
i...L s.i,..r..A uA InfnrniAtlon. nur""
rm .'."'"V." J"'t.innv Pre.Ment
f-L O ,'v"ll i""ea In Con
WCI eJ l,n1 'l'innce at Unl
"" "of Pu, begin. Iteglste
ommerre
Inllersltr
Iteglster now.
10S lsan llall-.plj.-t llor 100) Bta. 830
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llluo itldgr. Hchool for "r.s,'ncd,,upw.rf,l'
trd scr.nol fur bois li r. "n1lJ,Jg cll'l
Idea'l located In dellgh lul. ..Jf'"1 Subi0"1
matei home-ilke. refining ln.fl.un'.r, hornTf
camp k regular session CKS' iSir eilV.. 1
mcntioi. . oeesionaj. irr, - : . --iu ,, an
Uressi 'enh C'arHo
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