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Water Rules

1933
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"As soon as swimming is allowed by announcement of the Headmaster." Swimming and boating rules.

Plans for the New Headmasters' House

1933
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This article in the October 1933 issue of The Cardinal, a copy of which is pasted in Mrs. Pell's Scrapbook, reports on the plans for the new Headmasters House. The related photo can be viewed below

Examination Schedule, 1933

1933
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This student's form, collected in Edith Pell's scrapbook, shows he would take the Math, English, French, Physics, Latin, Geometry, History and Greek exams.

Site of Headmasters' House

1933
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Site for the future Headmasters' House. A related article in the October 1933 issue of the Cardinal, a copy of which is pasted in Mrs. Pell's Scrapbook, reports on the plans for the building.

Collected Student Notes

1933
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Edith Pell saved these notes in her 1st scrapbook. One shows the crushing - by way of a shoe - the Lower Forms by the Sixth Form. Another expresses the need for revenge against the Sixth Form. The third note calls for tolerance, not revenge.

Staff: Correspondence, 1933 | "Pie Note"

1933
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Edith Pell's saved this note in her scrapbook. It is written by the cook Jennie and is addressed to either Miss Miller, the nurse, or Miss Michaelis, the Housemother.

Banking and Loaning Note

1933
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Edith Pell's saved this note in her scrapbook. It announces a new student business offering the banking services of students Crocker, Layton and Warwick at a 10% interest rate.

Program: 1932, A Christmas Play and Carol Service

1932
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Issue 2 Vol. 3 of The Cardinal, dated December 12, 1932 is pasted on the following page of the scrapbook, page 73. In referring to this Christmas program, a news item on that front page says: "Mr...

Crew, 1932 | "Regatta Practice Schedule"

1932
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The School's first crews were Rowing Clubs, consisting of Heavyweight, Middleweight and Lightweight boats. This practice schedule notes the students on their boats. The Regatta was "to be held against time."