Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1924-02-15
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SCHOOL NOTES
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A group of sophomore girls hiket
to Mabbut's caves Sunday.
Three rousing cheers for the hare
boiled republicans" said Mr. Curtis.
Many students have been absent from
school during the past week on ac-
count of Illness
Mr.. Pollard inflicted upon his chem
istry classes an examination last Mon
day. Amt nature grand?
The pride of the High school, Robert
Schuppenies has now come into his
own! He is now 10 years old.
Misses Melissa Merrill and Ruth
Eastman win entertain with a valen-
tine party Friday February Is. at the
home of Miss Merrill.
Francis Crosse has enrolled in the
senior class for the second semester.
The first semester he attended school
at Walla walla, Washington
The eighth grade had a party at
the school house on Friday night.
They reported good time in spite of
the fact that SOME one stole the
eats.
Two high school girls were engaged
in conversation on the street. Said
the first:
Tom tried to kiss me last night and
wouldn't let him.
did it make him angry?" her com
panion asked
Il should say. He said he wished he
had called on you"
A delightful dinner party was served
at the home of Miss Alberta Dunn
Thursday evening of the past week.
Those present We're: Misses Alberta
Dunn, Catherine WHEREBY, Gladys
Stocker and Hazel Newman NHessrs
Ed Christman, Robert Schuppen-
les, Charles Dill, Ira Erickson. Dick
Serpa and Clato Dunn. The remainder
of the evening was spent in dancing.
Lincoln's birthday was observed in
the High school Tuesday morning
when Rev Selby delivered a most
interesting address on the Life of
Lincoln. He held the close atten-
ton of every student throughout his
talk. Other numbers on the program
consisted of musical selections by Mr..
Pollard, Misses Dorothy Whitenack,
Florence Bowler and the girls quar-
tet; and of readings by Carol Mason
and Fern Bailey.
Shoshone was host to the school |
men of Lincoln, Gooding and Jerome |
counties Saturday evening. At this !
time, Is of our school masters dined |
together and discussed important ed
intendent George H. Curtis of Sho-
shone was toastmaster, while John
I Hillman of Jerome presented the
various topics for discussion. They
voted on certain issues of the day
and decided the following questions
were of greatest Importance in the
order in which they appear: First.
State wide tax, second, former certifi-
cation of teachers, third, restoration
If the state Commission of Education,
'ourth, restoration of the District
Teachers Institutes. This meeting
Saturday evening was the first of a
eries planned by our local education
i directors.
On last Thursday evening thet girls !
ilee club gave their annual concert &
t the High school building. A most (
ppreciative audience attended. The
tage was simply and effectively dec 5
rated with house plants and window $
oxes Of "greenery' selected from the [
arious school rooms. The program, '
'hich was under the direction Of Mrs. /
. =. Pollard. was as follows; n
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