Shoshone journal., 1923-10-05
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SCHOOL NOTES

Its . Joy to read the Journal


Carolyn Ballard spent the week end |
in Gooding visiting relatives.
Superintendent George H. Curtis |
spent the week end in Rupert.
The Junior class intend to give |
musical recital in the near future.
The Freshman class sold candy at
the Baugh Theatre Saturday evening.
Helen Fields is suffering from a
broken arm which happened wednes-
day.
The Eighth grade will entertain the
Seventh grade at party on Friday
evening.
Elizabeth and Leona Bates returned
to school on Monday after weeks
absence.
Miss Serrine and Miss DeMary
went to their home at Rupert over
the week end.
Tackle that dummy hard" shout
ed Leon Jones. Just then Bill Carr
hit Coach Pollard.
A number Of Sophomore girls were
entertained at a dinner party given
at the Boston Cafe.
Mrs. c. P. Pollard was on the sick
list and was unable to be at school
the first of the week.
The Freshman class made good re-
turns on their candy and popcorn
sale Saturday at Hollywood.
Miss Sanger, Miss Adelina Shem-
well and Eleanor Anderson enjoyed
hike west of town on Saturday.
Misses Gwendolyn LeBailly, Mar
gherite johnson and Elizabeth fr1ce
hiked to McFalrs ranch Sunday.
At a recent class meeting the Jun
iors made an outline of their coming
activities, such as the musical play
I.ucille Haddock and cousin, Ollve
con,briIl Melissa Merrill, Mr.. and
Mrs Paul S. Haddock spent Sunday at
Banbury.
It seems that Miss Ethel lcard
oould spread the powder little more
even on her face when she ATTENDS
an initiation
We. the Junior class of Shoshone
1,.. scbool. offer our most hearty
congratulations to Superintendent anu
Mrs. George Curtis.
Miss Sanger and Mrs. Theooore
Schneider hiked to the Butte SUNDAY
q o,tarnoon returning with 1uhhS
| specimen Of bug.
very sick and delapitated goat
,att the school building Friday nisn'
after being kissed by several meihoeis
~ the Freshman class.
mr.. sonhomore English class met
II a society form on WEDNESDAY AnO
.,oo.a for the name Of their ciuo'
r or fJust For Change) ciuo'
T. .eams that we have quite a num-
teachers and High School pup
us who were brought up on Oo'ue'
Judging from their actions
night.
sunerintendent and Mrs. Georse -
o-.,s are the proud parents OF
,r, horn on Monday mornihe'
Mrs. Curtis is in Rupert WIN ~
parents. .,,,
,u.u r,,zabeth Icard, Miss AdeiihA
snsmwell. Mr.. and Mrs. e e. D'
san Alice and Frederick Borden 'peN
s~.av at Thousand Springs Hasef-
nan and Banbury nstatorium.
..,ss and last. but not least the prom. Prom
The nftb grade had a" ao1
durine the month OF sep'e"'p"
usr,on champlsin was elected pN1
~ Mcmahon, yies-prssiaen'
rawta Bowler, secretary
rns class eolors are blue s'e ""
n. Thursday afternoon ths f'sSe.
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