The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 2, 1927, Page 8

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Start Next Monday, Two recitation periods will be held Fea, oy durins poAeabiud weeks eM the session in order that the. wor! ; ee etd Saas are the) may be completed’in. six weeks, ast days reserved to register for Credits received will be accepted | the summer school sessin which | at ey value and will count to- ‘| Two Drills Will Be in Opera-| will be held at the high school| ward the graduation requirement building Monday, June 6. ° This | Of, 16 units, Credit for work under) 9 } session will be limited ‘to six) | Prthe amount of Pod which’ any Hardt, President | weeks’ duration, clesing: July 16.| one student may carry is limited 801 Service Station, ges |There will be eight instructors, | tc one and one-half units. 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