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In the Driftway
September 7, 1927 issue

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High school students have been exploited before for the purpose of reducing their elders if not necessarily their betters to ribald laughter. Ordinarily the drifter does not approve of such practices he feels too keenly his lack of knowledge on all sorts of subjects, on some of which a high school student would be expert. But when a document like that printed in the article comes to his desk, he cannot resist it. As he understands these extracts they are a compendium of wisdom called from the papers of a Los Angeles sophomore history class.

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HIGH schools; STUDENTS; DRIFTERS; OUTLINES; TENTH grade (Education); EDUCATION
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