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You mentioned the Depression earlier. The only way Iola could have gone to school was on scholarship. She was an "A" student in Reading High School and had the pick of quite a few schools that she knew she couldn't afford. Pacific would have been the least expensive. Junior college at Pacific was free. Then tuition on your junior and senior year was only $600, but they couldn't afford that eit ...
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