The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1922-10-06
HIGH SCHOOL NEWS.

The last chapel of September was
exceptionally good The Senior girls
advertised their Pie Social by sing
ing pie song, accompanied by
Grace Stultz. Then the girls, led by
Grace Miltenberger, serpentined thru
the isles of the auditorium to the tune
|of Eat Pie, Eat Pie, Eat Pie on Mon
day Night" finally winding up on the
stage again to sing their final song.
The rest of the program consisted Of :
Talk-Miss Bohnsack.
Duet-Miss Vangie Crawford and Miss
Bohnsack.
Reading-Ruth Tate.
Violin and Saxophone Duet-Dean
Tucker and Theron Clark.
Vocal Duet-Grace Miltenberger and
Olene Wilson.
The final few minutes were spent
in giving football yells.
On Friday evening, September 80,
a teachers reception was given I'M
der the auspices of the school board,
consisting of Supt. Bloom, Nofear
Davis, Leon Chapman, Lon Cone, r.
A. Stewart, s. w. Wilson and e. M.
Gregg.
The parents were urged to attend
that they might become acquainted
with the teachers and their work.
About two hundred attended. Dur
ing the evening fine program was
given which is as follows:
Talk-Supt Il D. Bloom
Solo-Miss Maude Truman, accom-
panied by Miss Marie Millick with
violin obligato by R. A. Robbins.
Reading Cobhley.
Violin Solo-R. A. Robbins, accom-
panied by Miss Marie Millick.
Address -Nofear Davis.
Mandolin Solo-Miss Vangie Craw-
ford, accompanied by Miss Harper
Address,. j. Chapman.
Adhesion Cone.
Closing remarks by Superintendent
Bloom.
Punch was served throughout the
evening by the Misses Ruth Chap
man, Pluma Pelkey, Ruth Sutton and
Lillian Christensen.
Saturday the Blackfoot football
warriors defeated the Fort Hall In
dams by a score of rs to IL, Though
it was the first game OF the season
the men played with the skill of sea-
soned warriors. "Herb" Cone, bud
Hodson, and percy. Taylor, showed
especially brilliant playing, while
pug" France and 40" Stewart did
the scoring for Blackfoot.
Monday. the 25th, a meeting was
held at the High School for the pur.
: pose of organizing a city band. More
: musicians are needed. Mr.. E. w
;. Stout, the instructor Of the High
: School band, is to have charge. =
. Lena Anderson, president of the
Junior class, states that the Juniors
J, made 1913 at their candy SALE.
Miss Vangie Crawford is organic
ing Glee Club for the Blackfoo1
:. High School which will be under hel
: direction. The Boys Glee Club ant
i the Girls Glee Club meet on alternate
j nights, twiceta week. The Girls Gle,
= Club has planned to give an operetts
and the books have" been sent for:
viii b&einfpossible for the Boys Clul
a.,lto join id the 'operetrh this semester
.'las they have not che time to- deyot,
Ito ppracticing. - .s., : :.
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,..I The prize of $50 was awarded : t
?. the Sugar City team, one Of the, Smith
: Hughes Agriculture and Livestocl
= Judging teams at- the Southeastern
!" Idaho Fair, which was composed q
flour high school teams. The none
Will be- used to finance trip to Bots
!, to Judge stock ~at the State Fail
= Blackfoot won second place, Aber
]. deem third, and Shelley fourth. Sew
!. eral Blackfoot boys won prizes in tn
: farm crops display. William Mar
. won two first prizes in sheaf wheat
!. victor Briggs in beets; Bert Bowma
in corn and onions; Fred Mark in pr
! tatoes; Andrew Bassatte in onions
le Ellis Murphy in potatoes There wei
5. two OF our high school teams con
posed Of, first team: George Bal
E Lloyd Cowden, Bert Bowman; secon
team: Merrill Hammond, Victe
10 Briggs, and Lyle Benson.
w rsEth tsA1s- RI 4 r.
u Monday night the Seniors pulled Q
at very hilarious pie social. The CIR
made delicious pies Of all sorts Il
rs the occasion. Pies, whole, halves an
G. pieces were sold throughout The e
Y. ening: It was determined that Il
D. dollars were taken In. 'Interspers,
II. with the pie selling we're dancin
!. lgaines and d few musical number