Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-09-14
SCHOOL NOTES


:, ShoShcne pubic schools opened
: Monday. September 5. Enrolment ,
5 students had taken place on the pre-
! ceed!ns Friday and Saturday.
The enrolment this yer compare
very favorable with past years. TIL
high school numbered - at the end o
the first week. which Is an increas
over the 1928 enrolment
Miss Burns. primary teacher reports
a very satisfactory enrolment in hel
grades this year. There are ~ pupils
in the first and IL In the second grade
Mrs. Johnson. has II students in the
third grade and IL in the fourth grade.
Mrs Weeks fifth grade teacher, has
an enrolment of 25 students. They
are planning to organize and choose
their colors, soon.
The seventh grade has an enroll
ment Of "a. They organized Monday
and elected the following officers:
Nancy Haddock. president. Florence
Turner. president. George Ander-
son, secretary treasurer. Helen New
man and Glen Hunt, VII leaders. Miss
De Mary. advisor.
The sixth grade has also organized
Their officers are: Mary Haddock.
president. Jack Barbee president;
Joe Primentell, secretary treasurer
They are planning on having a num-
Der Of parties. Miss Sirrene is the
advisor. They have an enrolment of
Fl.
The eighth grade organized also. |
Their officers are: Friedrich Borden,
Martha Mort. vice president,
Ruth Crosse. secretary treasurer
Their dues are % cents per month.
Miss Sanger is chosen their advisor.
Their enrolment is II.
. .
The sophomore English Glass or
gained into literary society on FRI /
day September T. for the purpose of |
the school news notes and |
getting them ready for the Shoshone |
Journal to edit. The organization is
directed by Mrs. Cecil p. Pollard. II |
enough enthusiasm is shown through
but the school we may be able to have
A school paper of our own.
Mr.. Curtis spent the week end visit
ng In Rupert. ----- ~ -rsss@a<,~
Last Friday evening a number OF
Sophomore girls enjoyed a water
melon party on the porch Of the Nc
Fall hotel
The annual student body meeting
was called by Mr.. Curtis. September
II. The meeting was opened by sing
ing "Thc Star Spangled Banner"
The election Of officers followed. The
president is. Charles Bailey, a senior,
ce-president. a Junior Alice Borden.
secretary Lucille Haddock n junior,
treasurer. Miss sheinwell. commercial
teacher and the two yell leaders,
Eleanor Anderson and Wilton Kilpat-
-ick. The price Of semester tickets
vas brought before the meeting but
was decided.
On Monday. SEPTEMBER 10. the Fresh
men held their annual rally OF paint
ng sidewalks and flying colors. In
he mist Of their fun they were inter-
-upted by the Sophomores who took
heir colors from the buildings and
the paint from the sidewalks.
Az nine O'Clock the Juniors and Seniors
arrived on the scene helping the sopho-
nores until ten o'clock when every
1ne went home?
@e&A
Ellis Piafz, a member OF the FRESH
men class Of the shoshone High school
who wac participating 10 the FRESH
non rush Monday evening was taken
BY members Of the ulfper classes
bout two miles south - fhis cliy
ma compelled ~ walk back minus
'is shoef q very important essential
1hs hish school orchesfro beean reg
,ief pFaciice Tuesday. under fhe sopsr /
vision - Af hannoo - Jerome
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