Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-12-14
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SCHOOL NOTES
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Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Pollard were the
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Fl.
Curtis Monday evening.
Irate Freshman-"How long have
got to wait for a shaver" Barber
About three years, sonny"
The French II class is planning to
put on an entertainment for the stu
dent body in the near future.
Out Of the fourteen girls in the
Sophomore class eleven have their
"A a Robert. Two have been added
to the list this week.
Superintendent George H. Curtis at
tended a meeting Of the State Teach
ers association at Pocatello during
the Thanksgiving vacation.
The Sophomore class have decorated
their class room in red and green,
and by the looks Of 1t you would i'm
agine Christmas already here.
Last Thursday evening the Eighth
graders went on weinie roast and
skating party, chaperoned by Miss
Sanger. All report a good time.
Apparently Marguerite Newman has
forgotten her promise to bring Walter
and Joe a rag doll to play with dur
ing the General science period.
The High school has been asked to
sell Christmas seals in the postoffice
for one and one-half hours after
school for the remaining nine days of
school
Mrs. McFall, study hall supervisor,
is back on duty after a weeks alb
sence during which time she was in
Boise receiving surgical treatment on
her eye.
While skating Saturday evening
Miss Frances Ash and Walter Hill
fell down, broke the ice and got all
wet. Wonder how they liked the
weather?
The Freshman class have invited
the Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors
to a party to be given at the High
school building on Friday evening
December 14th.
Foul Deeds" is a play the F'reshies
are giving Friday, December 14th at
the High school auditorium at 1880
o'clock. Admission ten cents and
twenty-five cents.
The school board held its regular
meeting al the school building Men
day evening At this tii.e II was de-
cided that the Christmas vacation
should begin on FRIDAY evening De-
cember 21st and school work wo III
be resumed on Wednesday morning,
January End.
The Juniors are all very down
hearted. Some of them hadn't yet
had their little Ounce caps on their
heads when either a Senior, Sopho-
more or Freshie snatched it out OF
heir hands. Much excitement pre-
vailed on Monday over the Juniors
.ed and white want to fight" caps.
The football season of Shoshone
High school this year was brought TO
close by the annual football BAN
NET given Friday evening, December
eventh at the Boston Cafe. The BAN
,uet as a whole was a well prepared
ooial activity that boasted Of the
ane stamina and energy that had
made our foot ball team a success
he tables were placed in the shape
. a horseshoe and covers were laid
,r fortv-six. The place cards were
, the shape Of purple and white foot
alls ana a large football filled WIN
andy was placed in front OF the cap
The toasts were presided
yer by Superintendent Curtis and
,ere responded TO BY Miss Ele'nof
nderson, Leon Jones Robert senpp-
enies. Theodore Schneider John BAD
". wilton Fitzpatrick william carr
nd Coach Cecil p. Pollard fhe
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