Students draft campaign speeches for Youth Legislature
Eight students will elect four delegates to Boise Youth Legislature. Snoball Dance crowned 1966 King Reed Balls and Queen Sherry Peterson as seniors lead Future Teachers of America and student groups. Intramurals show faculty leading. Soda Springs basketball beats Fielding 84 to 45. wrestling earns 34 to 16 win over Montpelier. Spotlight profiles teacher Robert Summers, a Utah native and musician with Air Force service.
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Mickie Bosworth
King
Mike Coleman
Luci Ann MacAllister
Ted Larsen
Sherry Peterson
Reed Balls
Sherry
Bob Summers
F.T.A
Linda Wheeler
Ann Warner
Shirley Anderson
Soda Springs Cardinal
North Gem students shine in tests and youth legislature
North Gem High School reports top results in the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Test with Ian Marie Mabey leading. Four students are selected for the Boise Youth Legislature: Mabey Redford as seniors and Lucy Christensen Ruger as juniors. The week features student plays, wrestling duels with Montpelier and Malad, and basketball wins, with Randy Ruger named Defensive Player of the Week. Remaining schedule lists upcoming matches against Grace, Soda Springs, Nate Rich, and West Side Pirates.
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Betty Crocker
Gem
Pocatela
Boise
Ian Marie Mabey
Craig Redford
Lucy Christensen
Randy Ruger
Soda Springs Crowns Largest Little City In Idaho Claim
Mr Summers hails Soda Springs as the biggest little city in Idaho due to its people and emphasis on complete education. He warns rapid growth can erode culture, but asserts Soda Springs will resist such expansion while education remains valued.
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Summers
Soda Springs
Idaho
CARIBOU COUNTY SU Thursday January 20 1966 Page Five
Local brief reports from Caribou County area dated January 20 1966 include community notices and short updates. Information is concise and reflects small town events, with civic and social items likely of interest to residents.
Services Held For Mrs. Norcross
Graveside services for Lillian Brag Norcross 78 of Worcester were held Tuesday at Fairview Cemetery. She died Friday night January 14 in a Worcester hospital after a long illness. She was born March 1 1802 in South Boston Mass. to John and Fan Inie Cable Playoff. She married Chester G Norcross February 19 1916 in Boston. Burial was directed by Allen Funeral Home. Survivors include her son Irving and four grandchildren of Soda Springs.
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Soda Springs Third Ward
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Fan Inie Cable
Chester G. Norcross
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Soda Springs
Allen Funeral Home
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